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EXCITEMENT IN CUMBERLAND VALLEY "A
letter trCm Hagerstown, dated on NJ Iuday,
says:-The scare in the Cumberland Valley
has proved as extensive as any heretofore.
Yesterday morning the roads leading to the
bridge over the Susquehanna presented one
uDbiokeD procession of wagons, horses and
men. But this morning these refugees COM
are danger. Last night large train of cars,
embracing some eight or ten cars, aod filed
with men, women and childten; with goodly
number OF conrabands, arrived hera from
Johannesburg. Every one had g. tale OF
horror TO tell in connection with the recent
bar rbarous atrocities OF the Rebels in that
town.
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a Formidable Strike.

SARATOGA, August 2-The strike on the Ad-
irondack Company Railroad is more tormida-
Bile. than at first supposed. The rioters are
about eight hundred strong, and are driving
the German laborers from the work. Several
arrests have been made. tbs understood that
tomorrow the company will protect those
who wish to contin ue in their employ, aud a
collision between the Irish and German Ia
bOrers is feared.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
EXCHANGED UNION PRISONERS AR
ti RIVED
Statement of their Treatmen by the Enc

CAIRO, Aug 2.-Nearly one thousand ex-
changed Union prisoners from Red river coun-
try arrived at New Orleans on the 18th, the
majority of them belonging to Iowa and Indi-
ana,, the 26th Indiana aud 10th Iowa being Z
largely represented They are the first install
ment from the prison OF Pen Tyler, Texas,
where from four to six thousand are confined
in stockade tort, at the rate of one thousand
to an acre Of land. ..-, ..rst. .s f..--.
Their treatment is cruel and shameful be-
yond description. Many officers remaining
there are in irons, and all are suffering from
the want of TODD, medicines, and clothing.
Colonel kimbail, by the direction of Cover
ner Morton, has made Ave attempts to send re.
lief TO the camp at Pen TYLER without success,
but Kirby Smith has now expressed his viii
liDgness to permit them TO be supplied, and
agents OF the different States and the Sanitary
Commission Will Immediately ship liberal sup
plies Of food, etc., for their relief.
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sS Not long since a widow, occupying a
large house in the fashionable quarter OF Lon
dor, sent for wealthy solicitor to. make her
will, by which she disposed OF between ESQ.,
eco and t60,O00. He proposed soon after, was
accepted, and found himself the happy hus-
band OF q penniless adventurer.
EF General Rousseau's raid is pronounce5
one OF the prettest affairs of the season. In bis
long gal!cpade, General Rousseau must have
described 4 distance OF four hundred miles
wl'nin the enemy's lines, and he did it in
twelve days This is certainly very reInark-
able. .-.
E Rev. DR.. VIM. ]. Hoge, formerly asso-
ciate pastor OF the Brick Chnrah, New York,
and who went South at the opsuIng OF the re-
bellion, died in Chesterfield, Va, few days
ago.
g The plan of forming al the provinces of
British North America into one confederation
does not seem to excite. the Brlnshers very
much, but they apparently look upon the sub
jeet almost Rs matter or course.
~ 1t is said that General Grant, upon hear
ing of the death of Mcpherson, remarked, with
tears in his eyes, "The country has lost one OF
its best soldiers.
~The Sioux Indians have made bloody
threats OF continuing the war with the whites.
unless certain exerbitant demands are com.
piled with. ,
g-An old lady, 7S years of age, living In
Schuyler county, Illinois, gave birth to twins,
two girls, a short time since. Mother and
daughters doing we'll. ....- Fl
~ There are now owned ct Detroit 81 vessels
Of the larger class: and with scarcely an ex-
ception they are grain carrying vessels. SLAP
SAn insane man, claiming 70 be the Su-
preme Being, was picked up in Philadelphia q.
day or two ago.
6-Only 600 inches of rain have fallen in the
Northern States this July. Last year, $3.50 in
ches fell during the same mon III. 81
~ All of the hotels at Cape May have sd
Vanced their rates largely over last year. The
result is, none of them are full. 80 ssa17l 80
- VIM b: White, principal rsanager ana
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~ Gen. Mcpherson, who was killed near
Atlanta on Friday, was engaged to be married
to Il beautiful aud accomplished yourg lady OF
Baltimore The dispatch aRneuncIns his
oea-h by accident. fell into'ner hands on its ar
not being able to see well without her glasses,
passed it 10 the daughter engaged TO the de-
ceased 10 read. Seeing it recorded his death,
she Instantly tainted. The scene was peculiar
" distressing
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e. Mrs. Betsey Wood was up before The

e. Mrs Betsey Wood was up before the
Chi ago police last week Tor making herself
terror to her neIghbors. She had .'got her
monRev up," as the peghbors expressed it,
and had N noBopoiiZsd tha local cisterns. arm
ing herself with 4 club and broom. and DEFY
ing anybody to come near If they dar'st This
lasted couple OF days, when the blockade
was raised by the police. On being "br ughc
up." she pr omised the judge that if he would
let her off this time she would in future culti-
vate amiability of conduct, and practice the
Christian virtue OF loving her neighbor as
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Outbreak Among the Rebel Prisoners a
Ejmira. ~ Y

NEW YORK, August 2-Reports from Elmira
say there is a revolt going On among the re pel
prisoners in that city. Three regiments nave
been sent to quell it, There are no particulars
ANOTHPE DISPATCH. ---...
New YORK, August s.-tiovsrnor Seymour
has ordered the 56tb, nth, anG 99lh regiments
OF State militia TO report to General DIX, 70 be
sent to Elmira, there being an outbreak among
the rebel prisoners in that place. Two regi.
ments will start TO night.
Report COntradicted.
ELBIRA, August 2.-The report of the rebel
prisoners here being in revolt is unfounded
They were never more quiet.
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81 In the burial register OF Lyningtor,
Hants, there is the following entry: "I2 August,
I7E2. This forenoon the body of Sannel Bald
win. late inhabtant OF this parish, was con-
yeyed in q vessel off TO sea, aad was committed
70 the deep off the LeedIe Rocks, near the Isle
CT " ighi.' "This appears 10 have been done, .
saws 4 Hampshire paper, sin accordance with
the wish OF the deceased, to prevent his wife
from dancing over his grave, which she threat
fnPd IN Uo.i
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

&@ u ~ -: -: E ssszsissz -: -:
On and after sunday. June 18th 1854, Daily T,aiD.
and Washington and the West. as follows:
FOB PHILADELPHIA, NEW TORK AND
BOSTON,.
Leave Washington at so a. m, II Is a. m, and
S.3@ p. N. daily, except Sunday.
On Sunday at 8 80 p. m. only. .f.=
FOR BAL TIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA
Leave Washington at p. m. daily. except Sun
Passengers will note that this train runs as far
as Philsdel phia only.
FOR NEW YORK
Leave Washing ton daily st {. SO d. m.
This train isfoy NsW York passengers e1elx,tUely.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Washington at go a. M, LIS a. m. ,3p.
m, ASP NJ, ~ p. N and 30 p. In, except Sun
On Sunday at 80 8. M. p. m., and $50 p. m.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave Washington at $50 o. and 3, As and 80
On IN sundsy Ssds; eassss At snd ssnsSs s,so p. m
Tickets sold to sll points WEST, and baggage
@''t''N go FoR ANNAPOLIS .,
Leave Washington at go a. N. and i.4s p. m.
' Trains leaving Washin gton at 7.3a a. m; and
6.So p. m. go through To New York ,citaom change
Sleeping cars on S 81 and $50 p m trains. Berths
can be secured until p. N. daily at the ticket Of
seepin @ car condnctor. A'' -1'' '' '''0' 'A "a
The first and eth trains stop at all way points.
The p. IN. train stops only at Bladensburs,
Beltsville, Laurel, ANNAPOLIS Junction and Relay
House daily, except Sunday.
On Sunday it stOps at all way points.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Passengers will please observe that the p. N .
train runs ouly ia, as Paaladelphta daily ercePf
Sunday. On Sunday itfuns to BaltsnoTs only. Also,
that the o.S0P. IA train taxes nf0 f0Tk pdSSsHsSS
oniu. ... .-r-.--
For further inform alton, tickets Of any kind,
;ngton, or at the Ticket Office. -
=. = W P. SMITH, Master OF transportation.
L. M COLE, General Ticket Agent. je 20tf
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RURAL PHILosOPHY.-On Monday last, Ia
the height of the heavy rain, we So an old
farmer seated in his wagon, swapping hrs whip
and laughing boisterously. Thinking he had
met with some unusual good rtuDe. we stop
ped and asked him the cause of his merriment.
50 Thr nderation," said he. don't II rain nice /,
Jerusalem wont the corn snap! Great Jove
how rhe raters ~ grow" We left the old man
still CT ackiEg his whip and laughing as the
aqueous food deScendsd d - Wo, 'OckEt Patriot.
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PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.
The r light of Soldiers to V0te-Fhe Amend

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2-The election took
place to-day on the three amendments to the
State Constitution. the first being in favor of
soldiers voting A comparatively small vote
was pClied, and 10 is believed from the returns
thus far received In this city, that all the
amendments have been carried. The few re-
turns from the interior indicate the same re-
Sulf
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
RYJ.C MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers.


CLIFTON, ON THE HEIGHTS OF GEORGE
TOWN, will be sold on the 10Th Of August next
byJ J. Mcclure Co, AuctoneerS
s nov ~ se his bssn.fap
denee Of the late Col Elet. and the same will pos-
itively be sold at auction on TUESDAY. the 18th
On the premisps For the information of tboss
Who msy not be familiar with Clifton, but who
biping the advantages of city and country life.
state that it situated in the centre of the health
ful and celebrated Heights of GEORGETOWN and
son tains about forty FIVE acres OF LAM highly In
proved by the late prop etor. AMI planted by hi M,
within the last SIX or s. ven years, with the moi
eest iruit and ornamental trees, having su excel
lent dwelling h@use of nipe or ten rooms an over
seers ent,sge detached, large barn, stables. car
with god fences nt srly sl of them new II !:
surroindet 10y the splendid residences of rnsos
PLACE Of Gen Hsl;eck. Mrs. Boycs. Mrs. Barber,
Z. M Linthieum, Esq, and Others, and adi1ins on
The p"rth the grounds attached to the residences
OF MT Llnthicum and Mrs Boyce, and is elevated
the ecturessue valley Of ROCK cTseta hs e city y
st2n, the .ieigats of Arin ngton, and the
ION; across the valley of Rock Greek, is exceed
Ingly beautiful. 1t is within twenty minutes
estanSe, Of the rsiirosd st. eet cars runnos from
Seorgf sown TO Wash ugton. For salubrity, neigh.
Dor q 90, srceJs to tswn and city, and besuty Of
sitr&ioD, II is unsu rpass ed
purchasers are invited to view IT,
one third of the purchase money in cash and the
residue at Fix, twelve. eighteen and twenty four
G oodS S with surety besns interest," n
from the dsy of sale, and lien on the premises.
and with power OF resale in default of payment OF
Title perfect. It has passed under nv own e1-
sminsto profes ssionslly era times wi min the
II the terms sre not complied with within five
dsy from the 1 the b S s tBa ss G
STAMPS deeds &c, at ihf cot {5e purchaser.
tyz-eo&ds J. c. Mcguire Co, Sncts:E
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So The Lewiston fMe) Journal says
"Tbere are couple OF spinsters in Greene
mopomaniacs in their way-who have been
trying to see how many Cats conld oe mnlti-
rIieu from one pair. They began with one
pair when the rebellion broke out, aud as the
kittens have grown and multiplied, their n M
Der now reaches the alarming number OF 44O
cats and kittens.
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ENTERNAL REVEN UE.
Il 9 AaSRSSoRia 0ryrOp

Collection DlStrict Of District Of Columbia
To all whom it may concern Notice is hereby
given that the Annual Tax List for 1864, together
with the Income Tax for 1883 is now in this .tice
Said lists will remain open for inspection and ex-
animation for the spree of Fifteen days from this
18th day of July, 1864: snd that the undersigned
will remain in his Office No 46s 7th street west,
for fifteen days thereafter 10 hear and determine
on all appesls tn At may be made relative to excess
sive or erroneous valuation by the Assistant As
SessorB sl .a
All appeals must be in writing. specifying the
particular case. matter or thing respecting W hch
description is requested and state the ground or
principle of inequality or error complained of.
Pm. PEARSON, u. 8. Ass,r for D. c.,
No. 4s6 7th street west.
Washin gton, July II, 1854. jyll-eo6t
THE NEW INTERNAL REVENUE LAW, sp-
Poems; With trsnslations from the German. By
Lucy Hooper -
Captain Brand, of the "Centipsde.'' By Capt.
Wise, u. s n.
The Atlantic Monthly for August l....r.
The Ladder OF Life BY Amelia b Edwards.
Maurice Dering By the author of Guy Living
stone - 80
Ellott's Manual for Cavalry.
Railsay Anecdote Book. .-3
BeechrrAs Religious Training of Children.
ys FRANCK TAYLOR.
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~ WnI. Cornell ,Tewett don't want the pre-
6X of Colorado any more. He wants 10 be
called Colonel; a title given him by :he Reoel
Commissioners. He is a very modest man,
and would not have any Office except PresI
dent Or Vice President of the United States,
and these he would desire to secure without
remuneration.
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Resignation Of n SURGEON General.

HARRISBURG, August '2.-Surgeou General
King has resigned, and is succeeded by the
former Assistant Surgeon General, Joseph A.
Phillips, Of Pittsburg.
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Steamship Atlantic ashore

NEW YORK, Aug 2.-The steamer Catavba,
from Fortress Monroe, reports that she saw the
steamship Atlantic ashore ON Kettle Bottom
Yesterday.
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0NLY FIFTEEN WEEKS IN AMERICA,

DR.. BECHTINGER, formerly Surgeon in
charge in the Austrian and italian army, oc-
eIpied himself With the treatment of all kinds Of
Diseases and Private Diseases. Besides the knowl-
edge of three old Ian ages, he converses in Eng
Ish, FRENCH Italian, German, and Spanish Ian
Ruaees. His lml erial Commissions and his Diplo-
hang in his ONCE. No. ass Seventh street IR Tr'
Bechtin is very much encouraged to have during
this very short time the patronage of the Of
ash1 h1ngton ss. among many others not pub
Eshed. the following certificates may be sttested
the last three years with chronic disease, resist
ing all medcs treatment. and which throu Oh the
afa 81 DR., B~chtinger: have been perfectly cured
/ Wsshington city, ist June. 1854, g. DONE"
Your treatment of myinvoiuntary discharge,
and yeur success in it. .redemmend you very high
ly. .-.. ~. 81 .-4.-.. I. L. SMITH
What Germsn newspaper. Wicker Columbia,)
After long sickness my poor child became
dropscal In Which time call To ySn dear dear sir. aAd
B street. No 298.'
-''I had tried all specifics without any effect,
sgsin the chrenc lung disease of nay eldest son,
nm til under your treatme Mt he improved F)
Maryland av. 18th 81. MULLER. Painter"
All these and many other very difficult cures
have been made by DR.. b. in the above specified
time. Regular office hours from to II a. m, and
4to6 p. m. For the poor and unfortunate posi-
lively only from II to IL. Medicines without
charge. NO 499 Seventh street, opposite Odd
Fellows Hall. jy slim
DEwARE OF IMPOsToRs !lIDr. LEON. for
York, has opened tfor few weeks) an office No.
Ala Penn q avenue, between AZ and 9Th streets,
where those afflicted teither male femslel with
diseases of Private ms ture may consult him. No
tsnce can be treated by addressing by mail. -.
~ 2 Inn
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FINANCIAL.-Tne New Work. Cor, N

FINANCIAL.--The New York Commercial
Advertiser of yesterday evening says:
The share market shows sharp reaction
from The decline OF yesterday. The TEMPORARY
faiI brought a crowd Of orders, resulting this
morning in general advance OF prices on tne
miscellaneous and railroad stocks. There is
quite strong speculative feeling, and out
Steers are Ordering Witn much confidence thax
the course Of prices wall De upward during
the present month.
Governments continue depressed under the
war news; Skies of ~ declined 4, ana Certifi.
Gates q !; Five Twenties improved "a After
the board there WASH better feeling in Govern
ment securities.
The activity OF stocks creates large demand
FOR street urposes, which is met promptly at
per cent. The supply is apparently ade-
quate to fill the wants of the market The
banks are pursuing a cautious policy, but 1t is
possible that the return of deposits from the
interior, and the withdrawals from the tempo
rary loan may,in few days, produce more
disposition to expand the loans.
Gold onened steady at s57H, and up to noon
hUctuated between that figure and 25Sh There
is not much gold Offering, nor yet much want
ing. AT present the stock market appears iu-
viting to the gold operators. and is dra wins,
some of them out OF speculations in gold.
The stock OF gold in the banks and Sub
Treasury Office, in his city stood On the lst
OF July, 1864, S3l, ,057,550; ist August. 1861,
S3l,3i3,9l6 Increase SINCE July l, S756.3
The stock of gold and silver in the Sub
Treasury ONCE in New York to-day, is
Sl0,192, ,G20; appropriated TO overdue interest,
S2,TS,S79. Surplus gold balances, s., ,G73, al.
The Express says
Mr.. Fessenden has gone TO Maine for short
time to temperate his health. The Honorable
Secretary has decided not to put the balance of
the SCI lean or any other gold bonds on the
market ct present. The daily subscriptions to
the 7.30 notes, and the collections from the in
ternal revenue are not up 70 the expenditures
of the Government, but MIR. Fessenden has
great faith that the sales of the Treas Ury Notes
Will increase, and Will therefore try this ex-
pertinent some time longer
Governments were lower nn6er the unfa-
vorahIe military news, with some pressure to
SELL Registered bonds 1851, los; coupons, 104 =
registered fve-twenties, f0f bid; coupons, 1O7;
October Treasury notes, 101; debt certificates,
$50.
State stocks were quiet and without any
marked change. Tennessee Skies 55a60; Geor-
gia Skies 90; North Carolina Skies sc; Missouri
Skies 67a6S; Hannibal and ST. Joseph bonds
S6as7.
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PERSONAL.

EXTRAORDINARY POWER.-Mrs L SMITH,
II Clairvoyant and Test Medium, 252 4th street,
q few doors above street, with the aid of spirits
examines all kinds Of diseases. sees your dead and
character; reads the future. Advice shout bust
ness. Sitting S. iy t8lm
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

. CAPE MAY.
OY RAILROAD FROM PHILADELPHIA FROM
ALNUT STREET PIER,
DAD. kA@-XKAn2
At a. m, accommodation due at Io1s a. m.
At 10 a. m, express due at e p. M.
At ~ q. m, express due at D. m
Returning. leave Cape May
Ga. m express due at 90 a.
n.45 accommodation due at AZ p. m.
$40 p. m. e1 press due at ga .. IN.
Through without change of cars or baggage.
New cars, and everything e frst-clsss.
je 1H-3rn IVAN RENSSELAER,, Supt.
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Death OF MIR. John Grigg,

PHuABELPEIA, Aug. 2.-Jchl Grigg, one of
our Oldest merchants and Hnanciers, died at
his residence here TO day.
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IoSEPR REYNOLDS Il co,
PLUABERR, GAS, AND STEAx FILTERS,

No. SEQ NINTH sTsssr, nesr svenus.
Rave Just received, and win constantly keep on
hand, the largest and best assortment in the city
Glass Globes mica and other Shades, and all srti
cles in this l,ne, from the best establishments in
New York, Philadelphia, &c, which viii bs sold
on the most reasonable terms
Also, RANGES, FURNACES, and Fire Board
Stoves.
We ars prepared to furnish the best HAEGH n in
Rsst tanrsnts &c are invited to call
We DO all kinds of GAS and STEAM nttinsB
promptly and cheap, as also everything in the
PLC IA BTEG liue in the rnost satisfactory manner
Gall and see our Bathing Tubs, Fountains Water
Closets, Wash stands, Basins, &e, 60, st No. 500
Ninth street, ear avenue the larges&
establishment IN the city. fe 2-eotf
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.fq FROM SBERMANiS ARMY. .v7
Another Victory Near Atlanta.
he folio wing is the latest news from n

front: ~. .-..... .--
The enemy sttscked our left wing yesterday,
2sth. The 18th corps did most of the hxntins
and repui- d the re bells handsomely. taking
rsgimentsI colors No detailed account OF
losses yet Ours small Nashville Cnsou, 30ls
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS YHEATKR.
Pennsylysnia ayenus, near Willard's Hotel

Pehnsylyania avenue, near W1llard's Hotel.
GREAT SUCCESS rf.. !!
Of the celebrated Irish @. median.
Mr.. u EORGE q CHARLES.
and the viyacious Oomedienne,
La BELLE EMILIE,.
Who viii appear this evening in four of their
svEEsSS sss 1854
u'A is'''f ''s HANDY ANDY ANDY. fa
ny nnanuy ana y.---- .Mr geo y. JnatIes
To conclude with the
D:.,- MAGIC SHIRT.
with songj '' " -
no. ket-.-. La Belle Emile
TIE co1,krN MATIoNAk Rs w FAST DAY .ae
- WmiFE Horse OF THE PEPPERS,
:. =. ..,.. . =, BLIND w viOIlN1sr dHi
Are IN rehearsal. - :
FORD'S NEW THEATER
FAST DAY ENTERTAINMENT.
This pleasant summer theater. will be open on!
the evening of '1
THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1885,, ,tq7t E. -, ;
with a Comic Com bination never before edaalled
:. TonR FIRST CLASS o6MEDi ANS; -'
BAYMoN D Of Baltimore; Mr. WM P SHELDoN. !
JOS PARKER, of Aiexandria. Va, with equal at,
traction in the suppnr ting talent
On Monday hight the CHRISTY MINSTRELS.
aul3t iIntel.I
TTNHE GINAL
L CHRIsTY MINSTRELS,
Organized l8+e,
VIZ HoR6s fGSR s'sPssF REV FHhafHfk Il FL ffIsfk at
JEo. ": RAYNoR, of the Original Troupe Manager.
jy 31-6t
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Reported Defeat OF The Raiders.
PHILADELPHIA, August at is reported
here via Altoona, that Generals Ayerill and
Kelly have defeated the raiders near Cumher-
land.
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MASSEY COLLINs& cos g..
lVt PHILADELPHIA
DRAEGUT ALE AND PORTER.

lam now receiving large quantities of DHAUGHT
ALE and PORTER from this celebrated brewery,
which am prepared to furnish on short notice TO
all persons who favor me with their orders.
Orfers given to my drivers viii be promptly at.
tended to. .-........
Goods delivered m all parts of Washington and
Georsetown, free of charge.
RILEY A. sHINN, Agent. 2,
Uzion EOst!iAg DspOt, 81 Green street . :
ap3tf Georgetown D. G.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

CANTERBURY HALL.
MUSIC SCANTERBURY HALL,l AND
q A fCANTERBURY HALL.S THEAT ER
LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Near Corner sf Sixth street, Rear Of National dxd
Wetr0p0iptaR Hotels. .s aw
". T.. CAFAEAUGH--------- .-----~ stage Manager.
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DENTISTRY.

M TEETH ,-.
Of the nINERAL PLATE TEETH, At A
tends personally at his ONCE in this &6S
city Many persons can wear theseQlFTYYtY
teeth who can not wear Others, and no
person can wear others who cannot wear these.
: Persons calling at my ofice can be accomm edated
With style and price of Teeth they may desire,
but to those who and wish the pur
rlesnest strongest. and most perfect dsnture that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE will Dc
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