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PTFTsBURaH Oh aIARKKF.
Especial TO the Lsadsr.I

PTrIsBURaH. June q
PetrOIeun-MaIkst duh. Buyers shy holdsrs
firm 45c asEed, &sc offered. No sales OF crude Ra-
lined steady sc in bond 72a75c free. Arrived 500
barrels.
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All goods retsiled at less than whole
sale price at the great Bankrupt sale Of
Boots and Shoes, los Superior street, near
Water street. juue22- -I56
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GILT SHADES JUsT REoEIvED.-AnOther
invoice of Gilt Shades at
E.0. JONES'
June24:157 No. 146, Superior street.
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APAoIEG RACE will come off on Friday,
June "a, at o'clock P. N, on County Fair
Ground, for purse of $l00. y. Kimberly
names General Grant, J. G Bruggman names
Jenny Lind, Thomas Mongeham, names
Yankee Tom, E. Russell names Henry Clay.
june2S:156
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French MIRRoRs.-A good assortment
Of nice French mirrors, at &c Jones, 1856
Superior Street. june2S:l57.
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q. A. READ * CO.,
Bankers, No. 95 Superior street,
arc buying JULY, SEPTEMBER, AND
NOVEMBER
United States Interest CeuPOns
at the highest rates of premium.
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MATEsToNE's HOUsEKEEPER. By Eliza Mete.
yard. (Silverpen.) Finh edition. Loring
Publisher. Boston. 1864.
We are glad to see thstthis excellent story
of English life and English character is
meeting with decided success, having already
passed through ave editions during the
brief time since its issue. It is one Of the
bsst novels Of the season, written in an ex-
oeIIont style, and containing very graphic
sketches Of character. The whole book is
eminsntIy true to nature, and to English
nature, physical and human. It's plot ia not
a startling or rapidly moving one, but pos
sssses an intense, though quiet, interest.
The book is for sale by ]. B. Cobb & Co.
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LIsEEF's TRIAL. By 8. NJ, author Of "TWice
Lost" Loring, Publisher. Boston. 1864.
"Linnst's Trial" will prove success. 1t is
we'll written, full of interest and action, with
plot in which the fascination and excite
ment increases from beginning to end, and
contains an sgreesble and we'll described
melaHgs Of characters. No one who takes 1t
up can fail to be charmed with the piqusncy
of its style, the interest of its plot, or the
airy grace of its chief characters. It will
rival "TWice Lost" the first work of the
fair authOress, in success and popularity.
Our IN fHE WoRLD.-A Novel, By T, g. Arthur,
New York, Carleton. Published 1864.
In his partieuIarpath there has bee no nau-
thor more widely successful thOn T. s..
Arthur. His books have gone everywhere
and are read everywhere. They have WELD
ed a wide and deep influence for good.
They cannot, however, claim by any means
the highest place in fiction, and are, too gem
orally, Prosy and devoid of imaginative
power. Mr.. Arthur has written too much
and repeats himself with painful iteration.
The present work is, however, less marked
by these characteristics faults than any of
its predecessors, and possesses much real
interest and value.
It is for sale by J. B. Cobb 4 Co.
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FLOUR. aREAT AND SEEDS.

m HEAT, CORN, OATS, RYE,
w Barley, Flour and Seed Dealers, Oountry Mn,
lsTs and others in want Of grain Of any kind win
oousult their interests By ordering direct from
us. We keep constantly In stock Of all kinds Of
grain and sell ct market rates Cars loaded directly
from our Upt0n Elevator on MerWin street.
THATOHER, GARDINER. BURTE 90.
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A DEsERvED APPoIETMEST.-J.W W. Briggs,
chief letter carrier of the Cleveland Post Of
Zoe, has been appointed special agent, by
the Postmaster General, for the purPose Of
visiting the different cities throughout the
country, and experimenting the Introduction
Of the system of free delivery Oflsttsrs and
other mail matter.
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z, B. HALE, Banker,
LOCAL NOTICES.

Revenue Stamps for Sale.
mRyi
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A ssIsTANr ouARTERMAsTERs
IA OFFICE, fr... .-g
FoRAe2 srp Rivrn TRANSPORTATION
SEVENTH srnErT WHAhr, \
WAsHfssTox, d. @. August 10, 1854.

CIRCULAR.
In accordance with Instructions from Brigadier
General .. n. Ruoksr, Chief ousrtsrmsster, De-
pot OF Washington, I have placed sehSoners
occupied BY the iight-bt ats previous to their de-
struotion By the rebels.
From sunset until sunrise light will be swung
from each Of the sohooners The reason given BY
captains OF vessels, chartered and owned by the
United state. ouartermaster Department, for
anchoring In the Potomac river At night, was that
they feared that they would run their vessels
aground q they attempted TO run past the shoals
amer dark. The lamps placed on the schooners
will awe . light suf1oienty strong 10 enable all
pilots TO pass up and down the river with safety,
provided they govern themselves by the charts
provided BY the United States Coast survey.
From and after this date no vessel propelled by
steam will Be allowed 10 anehor, ereepting in such
cargo misht Be endangered. IN ~. n = 80
All masters OF vessels are directed to report any
neglect on the part Of the parties on board Of the
light sohooners, In not keeping their lights burn
Ing at all hours OF the night.
A copy OF this circular will be kept posted In the
pilothouse OF every vessel owned and oh by
the Government, plying on the Potomac river
E.a ALLEN,
au2a-27t Captain and A q. NJ.
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PROPOSALS.
pRoPosAIs FoR sTATIoNERY.

HOUSE or REPnEsEsrATtvts r.,z-,
| - tLERK's OTrnr ALL, ~ ,a(
sealed proposals will be rees,Sss ~, ~.
n, uual the soth day Of ptsmb.s isss al
ss. o. Stationery he use 81 me 'as. ao:a
Representatives Of the United slater, Wiz
100 resms white auafto Post Paper. e.,,. am.
,oo perhne, faint lined.
supernue, faint lined.
70 reams white Commercial Note Paper extra
m s ,u coarse ruled on ali sides.
superhne, plain.
80 reams white Foolsoap Paper, extr. supsr.
fine, faint lined,
~ reams Legal Cap PAPER, extra supernns.
faint lined.
10 reams Fiat Can Paper. pl.in
800 resms Manila Psper. I9.is ,ocb..- walsh.
ing II pounds Def resm. yery torsh snd
smooth ' Ne
ing q pounds per rssm; DAT, cry smooth
800 resms Msnii. p.n., o,x,, ,,.,.. ....-
ing a. pounds per re.m a., ysrv .moosth
and tough.
1000 white Thick Adhesive EnysIope,. bsxxsx
Inches. go
5000 white Thick Adhesive Enveione. Ekxax
inches.
10000 white Thick Adhesive Enyelopes. s,xx,x
inches.
1900 white Thick Adhesive Fny,lop.,. a,<xsx
inches.
1000 fancy Note Envelopes.
10000 bun Adhesive Envelopes, 1,.xli, inohes
gross Congress Tic Envelopes,
$50 boxes Steel Pens, various kinds.
gross A-inoh Flat Inkstauds,
~ dozen Inkstands, various EInd,
10 dozen bottles beat Black lax, gu arts, pints
and halEpints.
dozen best Blue Ink ousrtn and pints
Is dozen Rubber Pencils, long And mort
sdoZen Gold Mounted Pencils yariou, linda
6gross Black Lead Pence Is, Faber's, oetaEon
and round, No q
gross FAber's CArmiue and Biue penoils
8gross Penhoiders vnrious kInds
edoIen Rubber PenboideSs, difr.r.nt .i,.s
dozen bottles MuoIiaSe. ANAL sIxe
10 dozen packs VisitlnF C.rds
rs spooln Pink Tape,
25 pounds best soariet seslinR-w.x.
sdozen Diaries, for 1885, yAPiouS Kinds
dozen Memorandums ynrIous Kinda
zdozsn PortfoiIos,
70 dozen Paper-FoiderI.
dozen Rubber Rulers,
2doren Psperweiehts.
70 dozen Penwipers.
IS dozen Pocket Kuivea, two, three, four and
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POLICE REpoRTs.-7aird Preeinct-Morris
Barry, disOrdeIlyj S246. Michael Donovan, drunk
and sorderlyi so.44. Dennis Donovan, disor-
Second Preeinct-Emily Bradford, disorderly,
$its. Sarah Thomas, disorderIyi 81 So. Ann
Nuhey, street walkiDgi 80. Mary Nubey, street
wAkingi 81. Ida Harris, street wAlkngi g.
jail for court. Dennis Cronin, diIorderlyj dis
missed. Jerry Noonan, disorderlvj dismissed.
Charles Burke drunk snd dlsorderlyj o..
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ANY one having occasion 10 visit private
NellLy.
A large and successful practice here and else
where enables him TO guaranty Aperfect cure In all
eases.
All visits and communications strictly private
and confidential. Persons calling sec no one but
the Doctor. febl-M
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INTERNAL REVNUE.

UHiTED STATES As,EssoR's oFrIcE,l
No. 469 Seventh street. I
BY decision OF Commissioner OF Internal Rev
enue, all owners Of coaches, wagons, hacks, drays
carts, omn buses, and the like, engaged In the
sportstion OF property or pass engers for hire
shall pay tax OF Two-and-a-hsif per cent. upon
their gross receipts, and are required TO make re-
turn thereof 10 the Assistant Assessor or to the
Assessors once on before the 10th OF each and
every month under . penalty for neglect Of Ten
a. Assessor for the District OF Columbia.
au1T-at fStar, Chron. ,Intell
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oTICE TO TAXPAYERS

CoLLEcToR's OFFICE,
City Hall, August IL, 1864.
The rate Of Tax for the year 1894 has been nsed
at one dollar and ten cents on the one hundred
dollars. Under the law discount OF 10 per cent
10 allowed upon all taxes paid on or before the
last day Of september next. The abatement there
In named will not be allowed upon the taxes on
property already In arrears for general purposes
until all such arrearages are paid.
suibco2w WM. DIXON, Collector.
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NEW York srYLrs.-pentIs,nsr's Clothing -
Rep and Fashionable "A large assortment for Dress
and Business wear. The English Sack and Walk
ing Coats excel In beauty, grade and finish any
thing over offered in this city.
WALL, STEPHERs d Co.,
oo8-u s22 Pa. Av., bot. Ninth and Tenth sta
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WAR DEPARTMENT, !

WAR DEPARIMEET,)
ADJuTAET GEHERAL's OFFICE, J
W sHIs0ToE, August 20, 1854,
The following officers, having been reported at
the headquarters OF the army for the offences
hereinafter specified are hereby notified that thoy
will stand dismissed the service OF the United
States, unless, within fifteen days from this date,
they appear before the Military Com mission, In
session In this city, OF which Brigadier General
John q. Caldwell, United States volunteers, 10
president, and make satisfactory defence to the
charges against them,
DisobedeRee If orders IN falling 10 report before he
Board Jor he Examination Of Sick 0DfeerS,a al GIN
6inHdH; .
Chaplain @. H. Pitcher 18th Illinois cavalry.
Absence DiihOm ledpe.
Lieutenant II. e. Lacy, I'd New York artillery.
e. D. TOWNSEND,
au29 Assistant AdiutAnt General.
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A CARD. THE SUBSCRIBER BEGS
~ leave TO inform his friends and the public
fiat he has this day sold his stock OF Hardware to
REUBEH o, JOHNSON, Thomas A. CLARE, add f..
JAMES BoURKEj and he hopes the liberal patron
years may be continued to the new frm.
JOS. l. SAVAGE.
WAsHINOroS, Aug, ~, 1884. o., au26.9w
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TIE only place where you can purchase bsdis
Rubber goods OF all kinds at fdctres prices, 10
Ct H. A. HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, $40
Pennlylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. Also, all kinds Of Rubber goods beautl.
ully repaired at abort notice. mar 2s-u
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. o T l Q L :.

orrIcE OF CommnnosERs or IMPROVEMENTS,
CITY HALL, June 26, 1884. \
In compliance with ordinance of the Corpo
ration, entitled An act for the removal Of otfal,
slops, no. the public hereby notified that all
kitchen offal will be removed fro their respective
dwellings once day until the LIST October next
nd ali housekeepers are hereby notified to place
ssels ltisisnt % - ltA In such ofal, and easily
handled, in the rear Of their several premises
when accessible to the garbage carts, and wher
not accessible In the rear, then at place most
convenient. y H. DoRsErf,
Commissioner First Ward;
JAS. W. SPALDING,
Commissioner Second Ward;
JOHN 7. GARNER,
Commissioner Third Ward
WIN. DOUGLASS,
Commissioner Fourth Ward;
VIM II. HAMILTON,
Commissioner Fifth Ward;
W. A. FLETCHER,
Commissioner sixth WArdi
JAS II. BIRCH,
Commissioner Seventh Ward.
NIB. All ofal OF other kinds will be promptly
removed by notifying the Commissioners OF the
same. 10 2s-IAw2m.
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CENTRAL GUARDHoUsE.-A man named Col
Inns stated that he deserted from Richmond last
week with the intention of coming to Washington
to work. He stated that he came BY land In tive
and OIL half days. They had intended 70 release him
to-day, by letting him take the oath OF allegiAnee
and turn him to the care Of his father but as
he gave so many absurd statements he will be held
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sugi-diu

THE THIRD CORPS. $3.50" THE Ola.
cid Officers lately belonging to the sd corps, Army
Of the Potomac. 1t Is furnished with everything
that the palate Of an epicureAn n liquors could
desire, and we recommend our friends 70 pay
yisit 10 4si Tenth street. The officers, especially
OF Hooker'a and KeAr ey's old divisions, viii
always be welcome. le1o-u
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EXCITEMENT ON THE AVENUE, 438 near Four.
and-a-hslf, at the Dollar JeRelry store, over the
new and beautiful styles Of jewelry and silver.
plated Teaspoons, only one dollar. au2e-lw'
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NoNZAGA COLLEGE, F STREET,
NT between Ninth and Tenth streets, will com.
menee the fst session Of the scholastic year, 1884,
go, on MONDAY, september o. The tarms are the
ZANE Tor the Classical and English Departments,
AuSS Tvs D, +. WIGET, s. J.
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-Edward German
was arrested sAtu day evening BY Officer Hart, on
the charge OF assault and battery on Hannah Cor
man. He was brought before Justice Johnson, and
being iouud guilty, was committed 10 jail for the
next term fthe criminal court.
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MINNESOTA VOLUNTEERS TO VOTE.
WAR DEPARTmEHT,)
ADJUTAHT GENER as OFFICE, J
WAsHIEoToE, August 10, 1854.
The following General Order, No. 2s6, OF 1863, IL
republshed, and 10 still IN oTcei
WAR DEPARTMENT,l
ADJUTAST GEEERAL's OFFICE, J
WAsHINoToE, August 81, 1854.
General Orders, No 295.
BY an act of the Legislature of the state of Min
nebota, approved September "a, 1862, the right to
vote for certain State ofieeTb 10 gwen TO vOlun-
teers or soldiers from that State In the military
service OF the United Sta Is, and p DIVISION 10 Ade
for the appointment OF commissioners to the egi.
ments o. Minnesota volunteers for the purpose Of
carrying out this act. II 10 hereby ordered that
all such duly accredited com iSs 0ners fom NJ o.
nesOtA be furnished with proper facilities for
visiting tho volunteers from that State, and al
lowed 6oceGa to them for the purpose Indicated,
By order Ofthe Secretary Of War;
Il. u. TOWNSEND,
au29 Assistant AdjutAnt General.
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ALLEGED HIGHWAY RoBBrRY.-Peter Gal
lsgher while sleeping the depot, last nj yht,
was robbed BY Nm. Powers. Gallagher stated
that he had $50 In his purse. Officer Crook ar
rested Powers, who said that he only took o.. He
was brought before Justice GiberIon, who CON-
mited him to Jail for the next term Of the criminal
court.
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FoR Day ToRTUGAs.-Lieut. VIM. Thomas,
privates Richard Haynes, SIMON Van sheerburE,
and Frederick Kunst were taken to New York this
morning and turned over to Gen. Dix, to be sent
to Dry Tortugas, to serve out sentence OF court
mAFtisl.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

| ADJUSTMENTS.
|VARIETIEsl VARIETIES
| iCorner Psnn,s avenue and Ninth street.)
| ranx bmmohs..........pro Proprietor and Manag'
s"nN hiLbhk. ................. Stage Manage
THE CHIEF MUSIC HALL OF OUR COUNTRY
A succession Of
THR oNGED DIENCEs,
"standins Room has been almost impossible b
| DC ootained during the past week-a few moment
spacious Hall being occupied, the psriormane,
WITH BRILLIANT ECLAT.
This mammoth Institution
STANDS ON A FIRM BASE,
| and admits Of ..r....
NO COMPETITION
NEW NOVELTIES EVERY WEEK.
TWO NEW DRAMAS.
Fiiz simmonss Mystic Romance entitled
SKELETON AcCusER, /:
SKELETON ACCUsER, !:
GRAyE.YARD MuR DER. !:
GRAVE YARD N IN DER. !:
sees.
The Wild, Weird. Mystic, Legendary Drama
the old Gothic omAnces OF Mrs. Rsdcine-fuii 81
startling effects and rich Legendary lore-replets
spas 81 and ~,
effective manner, Introducing the
FIRsTcLAss DRAMATIC COMPANY,
Represented with the Old Mystic German Music,
selected for the Drama with every care
for Its descriptive influences.
ALL THE APPROPRIATE COSTUMES.
ALL THE PROPER MouNTINGs.
IN ADDITION TO THIS
Every night this week the new local drama, de-
pi:t,pss scenes that actually occurred in this city,
GLANCE At WHsaisSTosi
#Is# E LIFE At At S SST:EaE :Fsss
THE CRYSTAL SPRINGS.
THE FIRE SCENE.
THE DEPOT.
THE TEN.PIN ALLEY.
THE FLASH CRIB.
TABLEAUX, SO.
DoUBLE CONCERT HALL SHOW,
SONGS, DANCES, ETHIOPIAN AcTs, BAL,
LETS, 60, 49,, 80.
THE TRIPLE COMPANY.
The great Ethiopian Monarch, MIR.
BOB HARRISON,
BOB HARRISON,
BOB HARRISON,
who will appear In several new Ethiopian acts.
H. C. ANDREWS,
FANNIE FERRARo,
MASTER BARRY,
J. c. KILBoURNE,
LErIiE CHANDLER,
ISABELLA GRAHAM,
and others.
REMEMBER THE GREAT VARIETIES
LADIES' FASHIONABLE MATINEE
THE SKELETON ACCUSER,
Fer Ladies', Hotel Guests, Strangers, &c.
MISS MARIA WELLS,
MISS CARRIE AUSTIN,
~ JOE WARNER
appear next Thursday.
Admission % and so centsi Private Boxes, s6.
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OFFICE DEP n CoMMIssARY OF

OFFICE DEPOT COMMIssARY OF
~ SUBSISTENCE,
WARRINGTON, d O, August 50, 1884,
VIII be sold at PUBLIC AuCrIoN,on MONDAY,
september 9th 1864, At II O'Clock, A. NJ, at the
sixth Street Wharf, washington, d. C., the FOL
loving property, 10 rood coalition, viz
e vtn thousand q ,Oool Beef Hides, salted.
nity-two t6l Beef Hides, dry.
Eleven I'LL Sheep Skins.
TENS Cash In Government funds.
8. @. GREENE,
subz-ot Captain and Q. 3. V.
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PAY Your TAxEs.-Those failing to pay
their United Staten taxes before the lst OF Septs
Der viii have ten per oentum added thereto after
thet date. They are liable to distraint and sale
and for the non payment Of license they are sub
ject to fine and imprisonment.
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SENTENCES BY CoURT-NARTIAL. Private
VIM spauldirg, company 4, 10th N, Y, tried for
conduct prejudcial good order and military dis
cip ne, and sentenced to forfeit all pay and allow
snces and be confined at the Dry Tortugas for the
period of Ave years.
Private Barnard meQueency. company D, Tth r.
l., tried for desertion, sentenced to be confined at
hard labor at the Dry Tortugas for the period OF
three year one year Of which he will wear q "a
pound ball and chain.
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.

dissolution OF COPARTNER-
sHIP.-The oopattnsrship existing between
EDWARD OWEN and SAMUEL OWEN In the
under the arm OF e. Owen Son, for the last TWEEN
ty years, 10 this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The business In future will be conducted by
SAMUEL w, OWEN, at their old stand, 2i2 Penn
sylvsnia avenue, to whom payment will be made OF
ali outstanding debts due the late firm.
L. OWEN.
SAMUEL W. OWEN.
.u1t.Jtm
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A UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
IN HORSES,

Wan DEPARTMENT., CAVALRY BuREAu,)
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER, J
WARRINGTON, D. c., August ., 1864.
VIII be sold, at public auction, to the highest
bidder At the times and places ma ned below, viz.
Residing, Pennsylyania, THURSDAY, Angus,
Altoona, Pennsyivanis, THURSDAY, Angus, as
Lebanon, PennsyivAnis, THURSDAY, septem.
Der I, 1884.
Harrisburg, Pennsylvanis, THURSDAY, Sep
TENDER 8, 1864.
TWO HUNDRED (9oo) Cavalry Horses, at each
place.
These Horses have been condemned ss unfit for
the cavalry service of the army.
For road and farm purposes many good bargains
may DO had.
Horses sold singly.
Terms. Cash In United States currency.
JAMES A. EkIN.
Lieut.. Col. and Chief QuartermAster,
Au6-tle6 Cavalry Bureau.
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n r r / O / A L
Wan DEPARTMENT, !

WAH DLFAHTmENTiT
ADJUrAHT GENERALLY OFFICE,
WABHIHoToH, august 20, 1884
First Lieutenant AlonZo Eaton, QusrtermAIte
I'd Iowa volunteers, charged with offences, and
herei ofore published, is exempt from being dis
missed the service OF the United States the mill.
taTy commission Instituted by special Orders, No.
90, series of 1858, from the War DepAr ment hay
ing reported that satisfactory defence has been
made In his osse. K. b. TOWNSEND
Au29 Assistant AdiutAnt General.
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p RADE.-The regiment composed Of tn,
clerks and employees OF the QuartermastsI's De.
parfment paraded on Saturday sf o. noon. Thsy
presented fine appearance, and went through the
various evOlutioDs In q manner which rtheotl
much credit upon them.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

=
AMT1CTME
-AZGz-H-o y o ...e.lil1c ~.
lT,opn,a NpU ntyp.rpp
TENTH CT aPovE PENNA. Ay
oprr,vo os III, 81, nD 'y,,,rra az .ns y
Insurursted By he epassen emit OF the celebrate,
Nh. AND MRS j. W. FLORENCE.
MONDAY EVENING. Aug. 7st
H 81 <, Is o:. q i H4spg tP
To sons,ud. ~i,S x, p, 6,rsonoe dad,
Gated to ths returning r.SInset., entitled
~ N = n II n v
~ -T-l - ''r''.
MUSIC HALL
LourstANA Avenue. MEAN sixrH srRrrr.
R.., a, N,,,on., a., ,t.,roro,,,.r Hotel,
GEORGE LEA. .PRoPRIEToR
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JOHN EsPu MUSICAL DIRECTOR
d.. GLoRIous FINALE
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THE ONLY FfRsT.cLAss CONCERT HALL IN
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UNExAMPLED SUCCESS
OF THE
GREAT STAR ALLIANCE,
GREAT STAR ALLIANCE.
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hopihNSEs WILD WITH phLiShF'
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First week Of the celebrated Ethiopian and Song.
and Danee-Man, 'TT-
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MONS, DECaALUMEAn,
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with new Tricks and Tran, formati
sr" week o. the oeantii1l ballet, arranged ex-
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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-29

BIO RAID ON THE FAscY.--On Saturday last
Sergeant Hepburn and the police offioers Of the
Island arrested thirty eight women on charges Of
prosii ution. They were fined from i've to ten
dollars by Justice Boswell. The keepers OF the
houses were held to bail Tor court.