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BIDS FOR FURNISHING THE GOVERNMENT
WITH FLOUR

Yesterday, at 10 O'Clock m, bids were opened
by Capt. S. o. Greene, @. s. v, at his office,
No. 223 G street, for furnishing the Subsistence
accepted was 4,9s7. The following is list Of
the bids and bidders:
A. Ross Ray & Bro, Georgetown-2,000 bar.
rels, at 1926 per barrel. Accepted.
Geo. w. Mears-1,5OO barrels, at $13.4s per
barrel; LOCO at $I3 So; LOCO at $13.6S. One
thousand five hundred barrels accepted, at
@134S per barrel.
Thos. H Donohue-2,OOO barrels, at S1l44; 159
at Sl4.15; $50 at 1895; 1,2s7 at S13.40; 200 at
SI325. The two last bids OF MIR. Donohue were
accepted.
John A. Green-1,OOO barrels, at 1879; 1000
at $13.S2; 1000 at $13.S5; 1000 at Si3.S7; aud
LOCO at $780,
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The FoRTIFICATIOEs OF ATLANTA.-The
correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette, writ
ing from the banks of the Chattrhoochee,
speaks thus of the Notifications of Atlanta
Ascending high hill which overlooked the
river, got a splendid view of the doomed city
OF Atlanta, with its network of defences.
From the banks Of the river all the way up
to the city there is succession of earthworks.
1t would be impossible to conceive Of a more
strongly fortified place. Not far from the
banks of the liver noticed fort, which is
said to have some twenty siege guns. In regard
10 the railroad bridge, in my former letter,
stated that we held 1t. l was misinformed-
we do not hold it, but the rebels have not de-.
stroyed It, The cars run up as far as our lines
and scream victory into the ears OF the rebels
on the other side OF the river.
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SECOND edition.
O'CLOCK p. M.
4 O'CLOCK p. M.
BURIAL PLACE OF OUR GALLANT DEFEND.
Frs

General Meigs, to whom the Secretary OF
War assigned the duty OF selecting proper
place in which to inter the bodies OF those who
fell in the defense OF Washington during the
late rebel invasion, has selected an acre of
ground on the battle field about six hundred
yards to the right of Fort Stevens and about fifty
yards from the Seventh street road, In the i'm
mediate vicinity where the severest fight
ing took place. The duty OF disinterring and
removing the bodies has been entrusted to Cap.
tain J. NJ. Moore, Assistant q uartermaster,
who has already properly inferred all those
who fell near Fort Stevens. The ground has
with q handsome paiIing fence. The bodies
are being inferred in q circle, in the center OF
which it is the Intention of the authorities to
erect q monument, bearing q suitable inscrip.
ton. Each grave will be provided with neat
head board, bearing the name, rank, company,
and regiment of its occupant.
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NAVAL CAPTURES.

The Navy Department has received informa.
ton of the following captures:
On the 10th instant, the sloop Hope, Of Mas
sau, n. r, loaded with nineteen bales OF cot
ton and nine boxes of tobacco, from Savannah,
was captured by the U. s. steamer Ladond
while attempting to run ont of Sapelo. The
cargo Of the Hope has been sent to Philadel-
phia for adjudication.
On the night of the Goth of June. the sloop
Mary, of Nassau, n. p, was captured by the
U. S. steamer Norfolk Packet, off Mosquito
Inlet, Fla. The Mary had on board nine bales
OF cotton and one passenger named NJ. J.
Buckner, of Savannah, Ga, who has FREQ uent-
iy run the blockade. The vessel was sent to
Port Royal station, where she sank in Horse
Island Creek
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A DISTINCTIVE RLOw

We understand that Garrard's cavalry de-.
stroyed at Rossville, Georgia, woollen factories
which turned out thirty thousand yards, and
cotton factories making three hundred thou.
sand yards of cloth monthly, besides paper
and a starch mill and other factories. This is
a heavy blow to the resources of the rebellion.
These rebel cloth mills thus destroyed by Sher.
mans army have been employed and run on
rebel government account, and have been a
leading source of supply tor the rebel army.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
NEW YORK STOCK LIST.

[By the Peoples Lne-Omce Sill Ninth street,
1o5g; U. s. 5.sos, io4S; Osrancates Of fndebt-
edness, OAK; Gold, 255X; N. Y. Central. 131 e;
Erie, 11sH; Hudson River, ~; Harlem, -;
Reading, 1314; Michigan Central, 1872 Y; Micni-
land and PIttsburg, 107 n; Cleveland and Toledo,
135x ;Uhicago and RockIsland, 106 Y; Milwa1ne
and Prairie du Chien, 60; Pittsburg, Fort
Ha1te, 81; Chicago and Northwestern, 5sXi
Quicksilver, TAX.
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~The British Army and Navy Gazette,
edited by r ussell, formerly correspondent of
the London Times, says the sinking Of the AL
ALBANIA has proved the superiority of the Dahl
rebel craft was armed; thinks that the conduct
of the Deerhound involves grave considera-
tons, which require inquiry and satisfactory
Admiral Arson to present Semmes with a
sword, likely to increase the bitterness Of the
American people toward the English.
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IMPORTANT TO PERSONS FORWARDING
BODIES OF DECEASED FRIENDS.
Several Of the express companies have de-
cided not to forward any body without q writ.
ten guarantee that it has been properly en-
balmed and can be sent to its destination
without becoming offensive.
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~ The Emperor OF Russia has presented
Yale College with q fac smile copy OF the cell
ebrated Greek manuscript Of the holy Bible
found in 1859 at the convent Of ST. Catharine,
on Mount Sinai, by Or. Tischendorf.
~The milkmen Of Albany have raised their
price to eight cents, in sequence Of the
scarcity Of water e
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LOST AND FOUND.

r osT-A plain gold SLEEVE BUTTON with the
IL initisls G.. P. +. engraved thereon. The
n It tie os ten 81 %rG
ST small s.sf cow Sit the the
si Stat Ss
AYE s Sk HShsE this ii. s s
mixed red and white hair: rib on right side has
been broken; next hip marked O. g and 70;
Of s9ef At the st Star Once viii &c
warded " R-St
COX REWARD Will BE PAID FOR tn TIL
os e 90 Of tEe st between t
eth street and Ascension Church. Apply st as'
CAME TO THE PREMISES OF THE SUB
come forward, prove property, pay charges and
'a.s nm, e. OSBORN a5o s;ss ssG,s
HORSE L0sT9n the nieht Of t ths 18th h Of July,
the same to the subscriber
VIII De SUITABLY feNAf0H Il. CLAY THOMAS.
It. and A. S 81 Mi ID h ssrr. "
&. Fl 5u ;ssa from Grown
HORSE, IL hands high, years old; has q large
s Ra ss d Sst on ess
The above reward will be given for his return to
SAML RAINEY'S Stables, corner Of G and 6th
streets. dy2lst@D THOS. OOYLE.
C1O REWARD-straved or stolen from the
OH subscriber. on the 18th of June last, two
milk cows one six years Old; smooth horns, in
white; sort Of white in the face m sdium size the
other of good size Eve years old; large spots all
over, white and red strait horns. The above re-:
ward will he paid for their return to THOMAS
GRADY, North Capitol Street, Hoover's old
slaughter house. jy2l-3t*
HIREp on LAST s AgSp phS,d small a SHORT
gave 't Tie name s9a william Not Ssvns
been returned, the supposition is that the horse
strayed of. and has been picked up BY some per-
son. A suitable reward will be given for informa
ton leading to t6a HSs q sPf AGENT
y20-3ts National Hotel Stables.
T OsT OR MISLAID-This morning in the
IL Georgetown market, a POCKET BOOK, con-
tanning between $75 and $50. Areward Of 1925 will
be given, and no questions asked, if left at 14O
High street, Citizens market, Georgetown.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. CITY OF. WASH
me the subscriber, Justice of the Peace in and
for the said county NJ. B. Farr, and made oath
according to law that he found on the 10th inst.
culiar MARKS, straying and trespassing on his
premises near the AnacOstia bridge, next adjoin-
ing seibey B. scaggs' farm in the District of Co.
The owner or owners thereof are hereby mott
fled to come forward, prove property, pay charges
and take away.
on 8. B. Scaggs' Farm
Sworn and subscribed before me this 18th day of
JOHN II. JOHNSON, f. 81
~ 18-eo3t~ Justice of the Peace
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THE REPORTED FIGHT ATLEEsBURG

THE KEPUKTED FIUHT AT LkESBURG.
No confirmation of the reported fight at Lees
burg has been received here. If fight had
taken place yesterday at Leesburg, which is
in the department Of Washington, it would
doubtless be known at Gen. Auger's head
quarters by this time, but no information of
the sort has reached there.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS morning large as
semblage Of ladies and gentlemen gathered at
the Church OF the Ascension and witnessed the
nuptials OF Mr.. Franklin Rives, son Of the
late John @. RIves, and Miss JEANNE Tree,
mony was performed by Rev. DIR. Pinckney,
rector of the church; and after the numerous
friends assembled had extended their congrat-
ulations, the happy couple proceeded north
ward to spend the honeymoon.
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STATE OF THE THRRMoMBTRR.-AtF Frank
lin & Co.'s, opticians, No. pa Pennsylvania
avenue, the thermometer stood to-day at 6
O'Clock a. m, Sc in the shade; at o'clock, 70 In
the shade.
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RYw. B. LEWIS & Co., Auctioneers.
At ATCTTON

TO MORROW Saturday. at 90 o'clock, at Aue-
ton Room, No. 3OS Penusy tvnuia avenue, we
shall sell a good lot of Furniture, as Mahogany
Bureaus, Bedsteads, Feather Beds. Hair Mattresses,
Pianos; and also invoices of Dry Goods, Hosieries.
Sheetings: &C.; Boots and Shoes, with variety of
jy ~ W. B. LEWIS & CO., Aucts.
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RRsIGNED.-Dr. H. E. Woodbury. has re-
signed his position in the office of the Auditor
Of the Treasury for the Post Office Depart
ment,
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INTERNAL REVENUE BUREAU.
commissioner Lewis has gone to his home
in pennsylvania on short visit. During his
absence MIR. Hollins, the able Deputy Com
missioner, will run the Internal Revenue
machine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-07-22

- The price paid in New York yesterday
for three year substitutes was $500, and for
one year substitutes $500.
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~The publication of the new literary paper,
The Round Table, has been discontinued in con.
sequence of the exigencies of the times, 80 on
erous on publishers generally.
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DIsArPoINTED.-Ths Richmond Enquirer Of
the 10Th inst, states that whether the capture
OF washington was or was not the object of
the late raid, Its fall was most anxiously Ok.
pected until late news brought Inc kpowledg e
OF the fact that the rebels had withdrawn
from the front OF the Federal Capital. The
Enquirer consoles itself with the scare created
and says the accidental arrival of "Canby's
corps from New Orleans saved the city. 1t
odd thousand men" and much vet was hoped
from il in aid OF the rebel cause. The hope is
ultimately dispelled by the retrelt Of the
raiders, and the recapture of large portion of
their plumber by Gen. Crook at Snicker's Gap.
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THE DISTRICT MILITIA.-At 8 meeting OF
the National Rifles, held last evening at Tenn
perance Hall, it was announced upon the au-
thoritv Of q gentleman connected with the war
Department, that the Secretary of War had
turned the militia of the District over to Pro-
vost Marshal General Fry for reorganization,
who was determined to call the militia out
regularly for drill, and every man who was
enrolled would be compelled to attend the mus
tprS,
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LOCAL NEWS.

AFFAIRS IN GEoRaRTowN.-Sudden Death.
Tuesday night, man named Hugh Ora
ham, went to the Baltimore House, ON Bridge
street, and asked for liquor and lodging, and
was accommodated. Wednesday morning he
got up late and called for dinner, and in the
meantime took some whisky and glass of
mineral water, and laid down ON a lounge.
short time afterwards he was found dead.
The coroner declined holding an inquest, it be-
Ing considered unnecessary The deceased had
been employed some time previous to his death
at the Government grave yard at Arlington.
It was stated that he had been paid forty dol.
lars the day before he went to the Baltimore
House, but upon searching his clothes nothing
was found.
Concluded.-The distribution of premiums to
scholars Of the public schools was concluded
yesterday at the Montgomery street school
house, when premiums were distributed to
Primary Schools Nos. and d, Miss Laura
Reed and Miss Edmondson, teachers, and the
two Grammar Schools, Misses Emma Reed
and Martha Heustis, teachers. The medals
zone in each schooD were awarded to John
Stalcup, Emma Rodier, Mary Hunt and Thos
uteG to neritorious scholars The distribution
was made for the guardians Of the schools by
Rev. DIR. Edwards, DR.. Barbarin, G. Myers
and Thos. Jewell, Esqs. The schools are in
excellent condition, and are in high favor wi
the citizens.
Port of Georgetowm-En -Barges Western
sea, Harding, Glace Bay, Cape Breton. Sch'r
Exchange, Hamilton, Portland. Me.
Clet red Sch'rs Golden Pearl, Barley,
Deals Island; VIM. Ruark, Hooper, Havre de
Grace; Pinta, Bell, Vienna; +. Virginia, CAL
Iier, Salisbury; George Washington, Burton,
Baltimore; Rodgers, Holmes. do; Tropic. Bal.
lev, Salisbury; Skinner, Moore, Baltimore; A.
w. Thompson, Reeves, do; George Washing
ton, Beatley, st. Mary's; H: Ann, Chase, do;
Ann Careiton, Perkins, Philadelphia; VIM. S.
Loud, Faye: Glaee Bay; Cape Breton; Sea
Bird, Moot, New York; g. II. ID. Smoot, An.
derson; Fort Washington; M. p. Try, Secar.
NanJemoy. Sloop American Flag, WEIGH,
Cedar Point. ee
THE PAID FIRE DRPARTMRNr.-The Com.
missioners OF the Fire Department have COM
nenced making appointments OF officers and
men OF the steam fire engine companies, but as
yet have not completed them. AT their last
meeting the following fofemen were appoint
ed No. 1, located In the First Ward. W. II.
Hines; No. g, u street, near ,l2th,) VIM. Durr,
No. Hook and Ladder, Massachusetts ave.
Due, between 9TH and 5th streets,) John T..
rChauncey. The appointments TO the other
Offices were postponed. siFs IS -
NAVY YARD.-The gunboat Freeboru, of the
Potomac Flotilla, arrived at the Yard yester.
day for repairs, her rudder having, been
Knocked of by q torpedo, which exploded
under her stesn on the Sd OF July, while she
was lying at anchor In Dividing Greek, Va,
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RY JAS. c. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO FORTE. HANDSOME
PARLOR SUITE FURNITURE, &C., AT AUG.

ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO FORTE. HAN DSONE
PARLOR SUITE FURNITURE, &C., AT AUG
On 70 MORROW MORNING. at 10 O'Clock, in
front of the Auction Rooms, we shall sell, a.
Superior Rosewood Case Metallic framePiano Forte,
OF dine tone, and in perfect condition,
Suite of Walnut ParlOr Furniture finished on green
and gold brocatelle, and consisting oftwo Sofas
Marble. top Centre and Sofa Tables,
Sleepy Hollow Chair, Oak Hall Chairs,
Cane Seat Chairs, Lounge.
Oak Cottage Suite. Spring Bed.
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstands,
Sideboard, Refrigerator,
Gold Band Dinner Sett.
Glassware, Table Cutlery.
Gilt Capdelabras, Bronze Clock, &c.
Together with many other articles IN the House
it &c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts.
y REPRESENTATIVE sUBsTITUTEs-I am
II ready to supply any person not liable to draft,
from over age or other causes, with good MEN, to
represent them in the army for three years. Now
is the time to shoT your Pat sg Oh 8.
jy 2l-1w< between Penn. avenue and ID st.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED FOR THE
l. Brick Work required in the erection of Cav
airy Baptist Church until August I'd, noon. They
will be directed to the Chairman of Building
The plans and specifications of Messrs. Cluss and
kammerhuber, Archi tects, can be seen at their
office, No. $50 West Second street, between and
The work will be paid for in cash. subject, how
ever. to the conditions usual in giving out SIM
The bids will be opened at Old Trinity Hall, sth
street, between d and Z streets, August I'd, at
O'Clock p. m. and the contract awarded soon
practicable thereafter. jy 2llltd
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n-MRTROPOLITAN RAILROAD.-The First
U3 Meeting of the Stock holders of the Metro
Politsn Railroad Company, in the District Of CO.
street west, on TUESDAY, the 18th inst. from IL
O'Clock m. to p. M, for the purpose Of organizing
said Company by the election Of officers, as pro-
yided by the act of Incorporation, and for the
transaction of such other business IS may leg ally
- ALEX r. SHEPHERD,
NJ. G.. EMERY,
r S.V. BROWN,
d1-lX Gnrn mi
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PERSONAL.

MRS. LLOYD CAN FIND WHERE HER HUS-
1vl band is by calling at Mrs. G0RMAN'S No.
696, street, Washington. it,
INFORMATION WANTED OF JOHN WELSH,
an Irlsnman, VINO left his home on Monday, the
18th inst, and has not since been heard from. He
duroy pants, blue jacket and black beaver. Any
information left at L street between LIST and ID
streets, near New jersey avenue, for ARTHUR
LEARY will be thankfully received. jy 22-2t+
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TIE MoNUMBNr TO THE VICTIMS OF TIE
EXPLOSION AT TIE ARsENAL-The committee
of workmen Of the Arsenal to raise funds for
the erection of q monument over the remains OF
the unfortunate victims Of the Arsenal explo.
sion, have thus far raised over two thousand
dollars for the purpose, and this sum not being
deemed sufilciens for the purpose, two Of the
COMMITTEES, Messrs James X. King and Joseph
A. Birch, are yet soliciting subscriptions. This
Is very laudable undertaking, and the COM
mittee hope that the citizens generally will
subscribe, and enable them to raise handsome
and substantial monument to mark the spot
where eighteen OF the twenty .one unfortunate
victims rest.
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TOOK THE OATH

TOOK THE OATH
Fourteen rebel deserters, all of whom were
Of Georgia regiments but three, arrived here
this morning from Gen. Grants army, and
were released upon taking the oath Of allie.
glance.
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SUBSTITUTES.

SUBSTITUTES!
- SCBSTITUTESl
SUBSTITUTES
have on hand this morning ten (lOJ good three
years. men Parties wishing Substitutes will
please call early. G. Fl. CASSIDY,
jy 21-lw* 446 9Th ST.. bet Pa av and st.
N II. MILLER & co.
IN. SUBSTITUTES!
SUBSTITUTES n
Will furnish at reasonable prices.
WITH DISPATCH AND WITHOUT DELAY!L
Office No. 511 Ninth street west. near Pa. avenue.
Runners and others Ii berally dealt with:
Apply at W. A. REAMER, w. s. RADLE, N. III.
MILLER, Juitsce of the Peace.
Exemption papers prepared. ty194tT
SUBSTITUTES.
- SUBSTITUTES.
SUBSTITUTES.
Enrolled men in the District can be applied with
good men, aliens or Virginia negroes, and exemp-
ton papers procured for three years Apply to
G. H. CASSIDY, 446 9Th street,
jy 21-1wf bet. Penna. avenue and d street.
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O6O SEVENTH STREET. 0GO
HIGH AWNING.
GREAT BARGAIEs IN CARPETS AND OIL
CLOTH.
Fifty pieces HEMP, RAG and INGRAM CAR
PETS in new and beautiful designs; some as low as
so cents per yard.
l6- wide.
The above were purchased previous to the last
advances, and are Offering them at decided bar.
gains. Parties in want of the above articles will
find it greatly to their advantage to give us call
before purchasing.
II. BONTZ,
Successor to Bontx & Grifith,
jy20 cost 500 18th ST.. adjoining A. G oddard's.
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THn PENINsULAR CAMPAIGN AND IT'S
lANTECEDHNT6,a - dsvelolsd b. the report
Of Gen. Mcclellan and othef publlshsd documents.
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ADVANCE IN PMcE:-At a meeting of the
rnspresentanvss OF the Boston weekly press on
ResoTred, That the subscribers agree to ad.
vance the rates OF subscription to our respec-
tive Journals, from 20 to so per cent, by August
Resol-ed, That the subscribers will advance
their rates OF advertising from 90 to so per cent
ga rebel paper in Southern Georgia in.
quires, IL General 10 Johnston cannot hold the
ine OF inc Chattahoochee, where is he to make
astano! inns Is the very question which John
s,oa nimssII II now called upon to answer to
- We learn from the Paris Opinion Ma.
tionale that the Peruvian Go vernment are se.
riously meditating a proposition for putting
tne Cnincna Islands under the protectorate OF
the United States. -
~ Some secesh women have delicate seusi-
btIttss- The wife OF an officer on the late Gen.
Folks stan, arrested in ST. Louis, had in her
possession the sk ull Of q Yankee Soldier which
she preserved rs memento. :.
Z ~ The Governors Of mississippi, Georgia,
Alabama ana SoTfh Carolina have issued a
managing import and export trade.
- The louisiana Convention have agreed
upon Constitution, and Will submit Il 10 the
people on the first Monday In September.
50 81 The Mobileans are reported to be In a
high state Of perturbation over an anticipated
attack by our land and naval forces. ~
~Gen. SCOTS autobiography will be ISSUED
about September LIST.
SThere are over 5000 rebel prisoners. in
the dintreni military prisons Of Illinois. a.
- Hon Richard yaux has been reelected
President Of irard College Sra
ga New York spec lstor was recenrfy
'.stuck, ,S30P,sO On PORK. Served him right.
0Ex:Secretaty Chase and Mrs. Spragns
~" FN>''-'as. o. oa- - is.5. e1stzo isT
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7 IME AND CEMENT
IL Just received a cargo of superior
ROCKLAND LIME.
Also, q cargo of superior
HYDRAULIC CEMENT.
which we offer at the lowest market rates.
LIME, PLASTER, HAIR AND CEMENT, con.
stantly on hand. ]. P. BARTHOLOW,
jy 49, cow corner 7th street and Canal.
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SI1vrRIy.. a Fl HSSAh haSk, Elk, ~
.0 CHANGE & STAGE STABLES, NA

6 Street, BeftcesN 9Th and tn, NOTth Side.
The subscriber has constantly on hand large
lot of fine HORSES, BUGGIES, &C., &C., which he
will hire, sell or exchange
The office of the Marlboro and W ASH ngton stage
line is at the above place.
TAURANT jy l91m
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Nors-Cnder the regulations ofthe Department,
a. heretofore and now existing, no payment can be
pu tishers as specifically uthorised By the Com
missioner of the General Land Office. .ie l-lANI2W
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NorIcH TO ACTUAL SErrLERs

ALI bona 6de actual settlements under existing
laws ssbsisting prior to and to the date Of this
nrocamatiCn will be recognized; and all such set
Tiers are hereby called upon to come forward and
establish and enter their claims with the
for the commencement Of the public sale - =
= 80 j. n. EDM CNDS, Commissioner 4,
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Potomac FIotilla, arrived at the Yard yester.
day for repairs, her rudder having. been
Knocked of by torpedo, which exploded
under her stern on the Sd OF July, while she
wss lying ~ anchor In Dividing Greek, Va.
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I UMBER-WHITBP PINE, SPRUCE, EASTERN
II SHORE HEMLOCK, and NORWAY. Of eli
ssshs snf siaes together VIII general ss.ort
Shingles, constantly arriving and for sale low for
cesn; ~ Q. .CHURCH CO..
UNDER POR SALI-Iot' ia J0IaTs ana
II HQAkDS Tor sa!e. Apply ct once to JOSEPH
r WILLS No. 11e High street, >Geessstoxn.
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