Evening Star Newspaper, August 8, 1862, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED EVERY (SUNDAY EXCEPTED, AY THE STAR BUILDINGS, Gorner of Pennsylvania ave. end Eleventh street, w. D. WALLAOHI Papers served im packages by carriers at $48 year, or 37 cents per month. ‘Fo mail subsaribers the price is $3.50 a year, in advance; $2 for six months; $1 for three months; and for less than Aaree months at the rate of 12 cents aweek. Sia- gic copies, on crnz; in wrappers, fwo canrs. i>” Avvantiszuunrs should be sent to the @fice before 12 o'clock m.; otherwise they may Rot sppeer until the next day. LATE FROM THE SOUTH. ir ii mg en RICHMOND. be Richmon: th, of Saturday, 2d inst says we have “lost eighty thousand atom since McClellan landed in Virginia.” It bases its cal- culations on the exaggerations of the Hon Mr. Chandler, ia bis late apeech against Gen. McClel- lan. There is “ata and comfort” for you. It also intimates that ‘‘we (the Rebels) are on the eve of greet events,” and grows frenzied with the idea thet the South Is not fully awake to the fact that “the fate of future generations trembles in the balance.” Among its alarming facts !s one imme iateiy concerning all Southern soldiers. viz., thet “whisky that used to be dear at 25-. per gallon, ts now selling at $10 to $14 per gallon.” Levenger, ‘The Olid fominion’s drunken Governor, has left the-eapital for Wytheville. to look after the rebel troops of the State line. He threatens to demand f:om the confederate government all “ Virginia traitors,’’ so that be can bring them to speedy and condign punishment. REBEL OPINION OF GENERAL POPE. The Richmond En er calls General Foue the “prince of liars, id adds.‘‘that he is only second to Halleck tn the art of lying, and is one Of the greatest blackguards in the Yankee army ” FROM THE RAPPARANNOCK. The Richmond Dispatch says: From the posi- tion of affstrs on the Rappahannock the impres- sion prevails that active tions cannet be long yed. For several past the enemy bave been making such disposttion of his forces as to induce the belief that an advance is early contmplated. Pasrengers by the Central train. jast evening, represent that the main army of Pope has moved up from Culpepper into Medi- son, and that a considerable infantry force had been advanced in 8 southwesterly direction as far &s Stuarteville. in Greene county. This point ‘s on the road leading in the Valley, through Swift Run Gap, and only a few miles from the foot of the Blue Ridge. THE PEDERAL FLERT IN JAMES RIVER. ‘The Petersburg Express learns from gentlemen ‘who made observations from Coggin’s Point last Wednesday, that the Federal fleet then comprised 150 vessels, among which the names of the Van- derbilt, tue Metamora, and ten other large steam- ers were legible by thealdofatelescope. Durin, Wednesday four large transports, loaded wi troops, came up the river. The number of tents at Berkeivy seemed less than on the week before. This may have been owing toa removal to the forests back of Berkeley. Persons in the neigh- borbood think McUleilan’s force has been re- duced, but are not positive on thet int. A balloon yclept “ The Intrepid,” containing two rsons, made an ascension, and hovered for two jours over McCiellan’scamp.— Richmond Ezam- ner, Aug 2. COGGIN’s POINT. As will be seen by reference to our telegraphic column, In the recent attack of our artillery upon shipping and encampments of the enemy, our ecapnon were plant “atand below Coggin’s Potnt.’? Congin’s Point is the name the pisntation of Mr. Edmund Ruffia, Jr. It is situ- ated on a south side a = river, in the county of Prince George, is directly opposite Berkeley. Just hee ae river is coutdnably over a mile wide, but a mile or two below nar- rows to 2 width of less than three-quarters of 2 mile. la the abe2nce of positive information, we are disposed to think our guns were posted aloog the river bank to the Surry line, and perhaps even beyond.—Richmond Examiner, 2d. FROM CULPEPER. It ts thought the enemy hes concentrated his forces at Germanna Mills, on the Rapidan, some eighteen miles west of Fredericksburg, and about twenty miles distant from Orange Court House. From this point the Yankees say they will ad- ‘vanee upon Orange Court-House, and thence to Gordonsville From the Lynchburg Republican we learn that the Yankees have boasted that they will take Gerdonsville by this Saturday night, without Bring 2 gun The [tepublican bes also learned, upon good authority, that a general engagement between ovr forces and the enemy was expected to take place yesterday FROM ROCKINGHAM We have heretofore mentioned that on Thurs- day and Friday of last week, there was consider- able excitementin Staznton on account of the unpleasant proximity of the enemy, who was Feported to be only twenty miles distant, though at that writing we were unableto sayin what direction he was ae to be. This question bas been solved by the Rockingham Argister of yesterday From this paper we learn that on bursday, the 24th ult.,a Yankee cava force of twelve hundred men, comiog from Madison county, anc_entering the mountain at what is xnown 23 Turkey Ridge, in Greene county, dsshed In Rockingham throagh the Swift R: Gap. Toey arrested a number of citizens in the vi- cinity of Conrad’s Store, all of whom they sub- sequently released, except Mr Meredith Knight- ing. They burnt Mr. Knighting’s house and took dim along with them asa prisoner. The canse of the pecul a harsh treatment of this gentle- man issaid to have been owing to the fact that some time since a Yankee soldier was shot and but a Killed near bis house. The Yankees made sbort stay at Conrad Pike county, where 4 wv be stationed. t of our cavalry force, under command o an, was sent in pursultof the Yankees, them. This unex ‘w the country around Conrad’s Store foto wreat excitement, and many citizens deft, d-iving off their horses, cattle, and hogs — fiichmond Examiner, August 2 Fight with Guerilia: THERELELS UTTERLY ROUTED—KILLED, WOUNDED AND PRISONERS. A letter from Mount Sterliag, Ky., gives the following account of the spirited conductot seme Home Guards, in a fight with guerillas at that place on the 29th of July The erdinary quiet of our little was broken ia upon yesterday morning about nine o'clock, by the announcement that a body of some 220 Rebels were comin; ev us,on their ptain J ‘way to Marshal!’s camp. - J. Evans, Provost Yarshal, at o determined to give them fight, and immediatly ordered every aie bodied man to arms. ‘here were no soldiers or veo Home Guards here, but simply our unor- ganiz_d citizens. We ou y had abont forty minutes for prepara- tion, but made good uve of the time ia together about fifty men and guns, with s« roundsesck, and posting them on both sides of the sireet and the street ia which we expected them tocome This was ecarcely }, when on they came with shouts end yells, charging u, eur Iittle squad that was In the street, deman. of them to lay d replied from every which brought down to the di riders lay toere to rise no more. This effective volley bro ight the whole column to a halt, end our boys continued firing into them ‘with such rapidity that they soon broke and ran In the direction from whence t! came, amid the trlumpbant shouts of the few who had thus put to fybt thrice theirs number. They retreated —_ oo they were met by —— ment of the isth Kontucky regiment, un com- mand of Mejor Bracht, who had been in pursuit of them since Suaday evening. They did not stand the fire of bis men much longer than they stood ours, when taey again skedaddled fa hand some style, taking to the farms on the west side of the road, leaving behiad them horses, guns, ng thefr arms, to which we Major Sracht started his pursul! the is haieee ene 50 jaded that t ~ need od some 3 be conv: 7 the country, a number of home them and found them vieee el - and Fou hats, ete., c bout eighteen prisoners. Dittie more thap the picking u glers So soon asthe word Lion, « few here and there, but no | them anywhere. more utter detent i A was never suffered by any body of men. ia afierncon we buried seven ef their mea, and now hete two who are badly wounded, one ‘whom will probably die Our men continued to bri nigbtand this morning, until taken besides the wounded and killed something near 75, including some 35 taken in the netgbberhood of Kiddviile and North Alld- dletown. The remainder of the gang are now toubtleas skulking around the country in thiék- rts and briar patches, and will likely try to fin their way back to thelr homes. ‘were ly from the counties of Boone, Pendleton “Sweet ower.”’ —Ebening © vo, XX. WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, AUGUST 8 1862. FROM FORTRESS MONRO: {Correspondence of the Associated Press.) Fourress Mowror, Aug. 6—The released prisoners from Fort Warren and Fort Dela- ware, who arrived here a few days since, were permi'tod to be sent up the river night before lest, under a flag of truce. The flag of truce boat which accompanied them re‘urned ‘ast evening, and reports that the exchange ts being made satisfactorily, and that the same namber of Union prisoners from Rich- mond may be expected down the river t) day or to-morrow. Also, that the requirements of the Federa) government in regard to the exchange bave been strictly complied with, which is under- to mean that the reieese of Col. Cor-oran Arrest of Ex-Senator A. @: Tennessee. We clip the following from correspondence of the Philadelphia Sux, from Columbia, Tennes- see: Since the Richmond battles and the evacuation of Corinth, there has been apron flutter here among the more boid of the rebels, in which ex- Senator A. O. P. Nicholson took an active pari. The following speaks for itself: * ORDER FOR THE ARREST OF EX-SENATOR NICHOL- ON FOR TREASON. Hearqvantenrs U 8S. Foacss, Corumaia, July 23, 1862 —Capt. Brinker, Provost Marshal: Sir: Place in close confinement, on soldier’s fare, Hon A.O. P. Nicholson, an avowed traitor to Menewen, et] TELEGRAPHIO NEWS. FROM GEN. POPE'S ARMY. Seven piesa Seg Fitty Catule Cap- red. SPERRYVILLE, Va, A’ st 6 —Five genuine bushwhseckers, two .,om nine miles beyond Lu- ray, and three from Stannardsville, were brought to headquarters this morniog. They were heav- ily armed with rifles, muskets and revolvers Two of the rifles were double shotted. They ‘were mounted upon splendid horses; but, af*2r making desperate att vee peg w were finally rode down and ured. A scouting party has just returned from Luray bringing In fifty-four heed of fat cattle and two bis cor and for us! the following lan- both ty | 04 other officers who have been so long held puage “ Pat he ta been « sympathizer — possi boyd neg nal cot gg wae uf thee oy by the rebels is at length about to be real- b izer Ww ms poueillons he hed made up bis mind to take Eee Sisey ioe bis Srmeuepeen._ Gee ae 150 The reconnolssance sent out by Generali McClel- the consequences before he would take the oatn.”” sgetpiceatrstd eAN dla cea ome Jas. 3 Nuoier, Brig. Gen The arrest, which immeotetely took piece, caused great excitement - A large number cf gen- tlemen called upon Gen Negiey, many of them, 1 ‘et tosay, being loyal men, and importuned for his release. But the general infurmed them all that he would transgress his duty should he releas so vil- a traitor, and that.as he had de- liberately announce‘ that he was pre ared to taks all the consequences before Ae would take the oath, Le mustextricate himself honorably and secure liberty in ne other way. In the afternoon the day of his arrest, the traitor’s wife called uponGen Negley and asked permission to take her husl 8 pillow and some food. The General informed her that he would per- mitnosuch thing; that her husband wes pre- pared for the consequences and must suffer them, “But,’’ sald the lady, ‘‘where is he confined’”’ “In guard-houre, madam, with a soldier, who has been imprisoned for stealing,” was the General's answer This enraged toe isdy, and she quired «f the officer if he meant crime of her busvand to the f of a low biackgusrd of a so! rejoined the sieseral, ** yor sion, and f am not In the lea clined to evace an answer; but you must not consider me indell- cate when I inform you that your husband de- serves hanging; and that, in my esiimation, there #0 enormous as tresson to the United ‘States Government "* She immediately beatowed upon the General the vilest of abuse, and exhats' the vocabulary of opprobrious epithets in her rage, telling him thst her husband ‘‘ was willing to take the oatn with ber consent, but that be snould rot in jail firss.” lan on Monday night has resulted very favorably to our forces. Our troops drove in the rebel —— early yesterday morning, and the fight mmediately commenced, lasting some two or three hours, resulting in our troops taking Mal- vern Hill, which they now cecupy in sufficient force to hold the place, and carry on other plaus which are to be made in coune+tion with this baie important move. The ic no doubt will be fully satisfied with the activity of the army of the Potomac ina few days. [he capture of Mai- vern Hill was effected by our artiltery. Our losr is small, only twenty killed and wounded. The loss of the enemy was much greater Besides the capture of one hundred ca men, with their horses ‘and equipments comple e, we captured @ small batter The maif steamers to Herrison’s Landing are conveyed to end from there by gunboats There is no truth that this army is used to pro- tect rebel property, as reported in the case of Hill Carter. During the two days’ battle of Malvern H111, from 800 to 1,000 wo inded Union men bad their wounds drerved at this house—the ladies ey tearing up tueir sheets and “aarp “y ban hile the army was . guards were posted to protect the women and eb dren The Lorses and catfle of the army are grized on bis farm, and bis negroes are baton upon our fortifications. All applications for their return have been refused. McMinnsville Uccupied by Gen. Nelsen. Nasnvitte, Aug 5.—Gen. Nelsen cccupl d M-Minneville, on Sunday, with 6.000 troops The rebel Colonel Forrest fied, leaving forty stragglers to fall intoour hands. Morgan wa not there. Forrest is supposea to b> at Sparta, with 2,090 cavalry. Soren sworn between Mur- freesboro’ and » cMinnesville is open for Unionists, and the telegraph line is being erected The guerillas near Columbus have been at- tempting to concentrate for some time, and the = vigilance is required to prevent. concen- tration. Liberty is occupied by U.S. troops, Cotton hes been burned in considerable quanti- tles near Columbus The Tennessee and Alabama ra{lroad from Columbia to Nasnville was never more secure. Morgan is suppos.4 to be at Knoxville Col. Stokes’ ist Tennessee Cavairy Regiment maie a parsde to-day, showing their strength both in men and horses. Gen. Negiey arrived at Columbia yesterday. Hon. A. O.P. Nicholson, Judge Martin and brother and Gen. Branch have been sent South. Gen. Negley disprseda large concentration of | beara Williamsport twelve miles from Co« umbia, on Sunday evening, capturing a number. Capt. Julian, of the Tennessee troops, has put tofilghta gang of guerillas near Bigbysville, a few miles from Columbia vehemen' ly in- to compare the transgressions ? “Medam,” x me a direct ques- Ostheim Brie tuers, . 39 SOUTH WILLIAM ©¥, NEW YORK. BRANCH, 895 PENNA. AVENUE, (Sours S1rz,) Between Ninth ani Fenth ats., WASHINGTON, D.C, Further Particulars of the Less of the Steam- ship G Gate. PHILADELPHIA, July7 -——The following private diapatcbe; relative to the dis»ster to the steamer Golden Gate bave be2n received by telegraph from San Franciezo: isco, Aug.7.—To Eugene Kelly s*eamship Golden Gate, watch sailed bence on the 2is: of July, took fire twelve miles off of Manzani!la, and wrs burnt to the water's cage About 200 passengers were lost. Edward Flint is gone. Benj Halidayand Capt Whitney were saved Itis thought the treasure will be saved. as the ship hrs beach<d ”” Another private dispatch is as follows : “San Francisco, Aug.6 —To Wm. L. Halsey : I was saved from the burning sbip by le~bing myself to the forecastle ladder and jumping over- board. [ passed under the port wheel while under way, and rveived serious injury. Was picked up by the ship’s boat, and remaiced In it twenty hours before I reached Manzanilla. Poor Flint was lost. { will return overland. “ Brssamin Hauuipay.” Tae Brack Horsemen oF THE SAENANDOAH VaLiey —The “Black Horsemen” of the rebels ia Virginia have become celebrated for their achievements, and have done more, perhaps, than any other rebel military organization, to inspire our army with apprehension and the enemy with confidence. Their history ts not devoid of tnter- est. Several years ago the leading slaveholders of Fauquier county, Virginia, organized a secret pol association, under the title of ‘ Black Florsemen.”? The Biack Horse was regarded as a symbol of the negro race; and no one was ad- mitted to membersbip who was not a elave owner. Warrenton was the place of meeting; and, like the-Knight of the Golden Circle, sc.et pass-words and signs were employed to apprise the inttlated of the presence of brethren. They were bound by the obligation of mutual aid in defense of thetr association, and of ‘‘Southern Rights” generally. They controlled the poiiti- cal matters of that section of Virginia, and no person who did not subecribe to their copstitution and principles could be elected to office ‘The ri of John Brown was the signal for them to assume a military character. They ap- peared in force, and were found te re nt the whole district of country. They were brought cut to defend Harper’s Ferry and assist at the execution of Brown and his coadjutors. It was the [sac of these men around the scaffold of the brave old man that caused that barbarous de- lay of ten minutes after the adjustment of the rope and cap and Be pating of the victim on the drop, prior to performing the last act of the t IMPORTERS OF FINE BRANDIES,. FRENCH, SPANISH and GERMAN WINES, GIN, SCHNAPPS, &c., &o, 4180, SEALERS 10 CHOICE OLD RYE & BOURBON WGIEKY, SF. CROIX ARD JAMAICA RUMB, &o. &2. 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District Attorney, Wm B. McClellan. Com- Upon the opening of the war, the commander of “Black Horsemen” gave notice thst he intended to make every attack on Sunday, and pars ial tae peerie Cowan a eye oe ae missioner, Wm. J. Peters. Director, Levi D. PORT WINE, ee , they might be invoking Heaven in bis pea Sayre, David Currans. Surveyor, | nottied gxprossly for us by Messrs, Osboin & Cow Bohai ae the very time he was charging upon in Oporto, the Union army. The people of the are Mevements ef Steamers. enthusiastic in thelr adherence to this organ za- t'om, and they cling to its symbol, the * bleck horse”’ or negro, with romantic devotion, as did the Cameronians of Scotiand two centuries ago to the Solemn League and Coveuant. They are perfectly fanatical in the matter. They detest northern men and adore the rebel cause Per- baps nowhere, not even in South Carolina, Mis- ae or Arkansas, are the people so venomous in their treason and hatred the American Union. AMONTILLADO HARMONY ant other fine brands of SHERRY AND MADEIRA WINBS, CHAMPAGNES of all the most celebrated brands. Sr Jouns, N. F., Aug. 5—In consequence of thick weather on Saturday, tl iteamer Persia wag not seen. The North Ai Tuesday evening Her fo, but those on board of the could not ree or board her. The steemer Anglo-Saxon arrived out on the 23d. The Hibern’ reached Londonderry at 8 40 p. m. on the 29th ult. ican passed on whistle was heard, sociated Preas yacht Recruiting im Pennsylvania. Allof which we offer at the Caution To VOLUNTEERS AND THEIR Famitizs Hontinovon, Pa., August 6.—The greatest en- LOWES? NEW YORK PRICE3. Our volunteers should remember that by law | thusiasm is manifested in this place, and troops TERA they are not entitled to a hundred dollars bounty } are being raised by the score J.J. Lawrence) {D7 If preferred, parties wishing to order origi- unless they have been {n service two years or for the war ‘any of the families of sick and wound- ed volunteers visit the military hospitals where their relatives are lying, get (nem discharged has raised 100 men in the last twenty-four bours. Four hundred men will leave for camp on F:iday. Huntingdon county has done nobly, and is will: ing todo more. She will bave 1; men In the nal packages ofn have them shipsel direct from New York. CSTHEIM BROTHERS, — — — home = Berm. By. “i Fd service by the last of this week. au é-Ln 296 Pennsylvani js time, In every such instance, the a- EPARTMENT OF m ty is lost with the monthly pay of the volunteer The First Regiment in the Field, D* MENT D6ridet ROPOUIBAN | 80 that thesick and wounded are ates.) Avsurn, N. Y., August 6.—The Cayuga and Ovnicz oF Sureaisr’t, No. 616 lsu er. ards a charge upon their families and friends | wayne regiment, Cel. Jesse ‘oine, one City of Washington, August ist, 1362, without any Government sid or bounty. At the} ihousand men enlisted, and will be mustered in PUBLIC ATTENTION [3 REQUIRED, mili hospitals there are nurses and docto ay & i ed at once. This makes the Cayuga and Wayne) , 72° i8t0 Section cf the Act to incorporaie the g buildings, and everyihing furnish ~ | Washington and georgetown Railroad Compan Which Is needed for the recovery effihe ack oe Feo pp in the fleld from this State un: nen tol e pany, that there is no necessity for taking them away, Flay don ere y eal have at all t mea especially at so great a sacrifice to ‘helt pecunia- Sn Pp 8 Of their road way, ard Arrests at Torente. Toronto, C W., August 6 —The captain and crew of the steamer City of Madison, an American boat, partially owned by Canadians, were arrested here to-day for inducing British soldiers to desert. Several so'diers of the “0th regiment have reached il wilfaily and unneces the paceags on or over reat, Or shail injure or tations, or auy pr uo th ry interests. —<$____. Eaine bas raise 7,000 of her quota of §, Bf ire to complete the work this phe a 14 C8 beloneiag toned beh offense t! SPECIAL NOTICSS Oswego by this boat during tae past four weeks, | ny, 0d sal) r- main limb! —————— _—_ wy her ay jot a " BavceaELon’s Hatk Dre Gea Robert McCook Murdered. i 3 Tas best in the World, Cincinnati, August 7.—A dispatch othe Com- SSS yA yo a; ode ie novatt William A. Batehelor’s celebrated Halr Dye} ™ercial from Descherd, Tenn says that General | st Sad pensines of this seotiog. order of Robert McCook was murdered, while riding jn} &%2-e0lw W. B. 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H Ruck BR, Quartermaster U.S. A » Washing'o: Groby4, mast de pisinly marked “Proposals te: GUARANTEE. ft ried ie bidver to fil! the con’ to him, muct be ¢ ose signaiar by two respcnsi be bpoperiod to the arante ne responsibility of tre guarantors must shown by tho official certificate of the Ci nearest District Court or of the United st person whe) the ne cousite Distr ot Attorne Bidders murt be pres: aro opsned, or thi ln the eum 11 no teu thoussn aotor and both of his d of the sucesssfal bidder u As tho ord must accompany ths ooztrac be .eoesaary to- bidders to hae their b: bac them, or to have bends signed in ast. 100 issigusd Bisn}s ‘or boncs can bs yto v8 produced when ths cont occured usen app ication being made at this office, either per- fs, ‘1e62,, SzaLrp PRorosats for the delivery of (5.000) ive 8d Cords oi Wood reos to the Government wil! | .. is office unti’ atu day. theigih) | “°* 1 arg ocieck m teow inene!> erohtatable(¢) | ¥ size ofoord | Monte wood to be Celivered in the city of Wash the Depos Quirt=cmaster 4) four soct higa, de compioe wuts! ted o the part of t to imepsot ard measure the wood, BOt cooform to tae above epecil td he reiect thousaid five hundred (2.500) cords to be de- ha is November, it to be made upen the compisiion of tis } betore ths firet day of oicbar, 1°02, : titee thonesnd five hunired (2 ds ‘to be |] — =~ ec asthe individu! propesa! of the pa ty SaNutE OF THY Ofice , Wa { | THE WEEKLY svar —— Whis coolest Pray ane “cue decree Minlap & greee! Serioty « : teen ea be found [2 xy tess pee Fridey merniag TERMI—Cash, (es Srindey, te Bison Pingle copy, per Q28UM.ccecs.cseesdi Five copice ... it iavarledly conteins the Ww asbingtor Newe’ that bse made Tas Daily Soeming Siar clrouiaie @© generaliy throughout the country cr @ured st the counter ie copie ‘Wrappera) cam be pre Ofthe paper. Price HRP aN SE OS SSE @REFi€f » pe i 4 fATE as Jsuuary 35, We ) Tae Screw ie va ms forteys, Gret of ext pane WILL ‘ WARD lig , Ricks so £ ii mate DH. JOUNSTUN, ALTiImMOKE ‘ K HOSPITAL, sonsiliy, by letter, or by telograph. Ha: discovered th st Cortain tdy and only Foren of Guarant geen ¥ im Sas orld We, ——, of thsoounty of nd State cf | FOR ALL vr luerudence, ——, and of the coanty of auc State of, do hereby guarantee tit afl & contrac im proporition, and that st socepted, he will st once en! scovrdauce therewith Should the contract be awarded him we are pre P&red to become his seour:ties, (To *his guarantes inust be appended the officis! certificate &b2ve mentioned | The Hesct Quartermaster rezerves to himerif the right to rojéet any or atl pice thst be may deem oo hig auldt gh inz Flour to ths Subsistence De, Government, acd Sampice of this at yne in thies:ty, ¥nse No 1 rxtrs- acc’ to ston Georgetown, D.C. Pa Fiour to be put ep ip new barrels, for Bay proper No have p: omuse, ments to be made in bids to be direcked f0 COL A. D.C. Bad C.8., BF, © gud 6ndorsed *' Propoasis for Aa. Weehington, » Fier.” NVESTMENTS. STATES NOTES, EDNESS, DEMAND NOTES, (OLD ISSUK,) Act of August 10, 1°81, t in adis to tin agoordance with tue terme of 2 hic proposition he tuto @ souiract in D.H Colone! aed Quartermaster. NoTickg. Paroroszats From Dealers and Millere, sre Invited tili the 12 h day of Augue’. 1808, for furuich aartment, of | same kicd which hae been r-oeived by the Unites our C82 bo ceen at tho Capiiol tract for2.000 bar erson desire to farnisi a tho precise number of ba is bid. ‘Phe contracto will be required to [arnish at th mieot about oarreis daily, until the coxtract i No Flour will be received which does not come the s’ancard at the Gov: ‘ument imspeciion, Bilroad Depot esrehousts in vernment reserves the right to rejsot any bid wil be received from cortiactore who evious!y fa:led to compiy with their oon. giSLoe must scoompary each bid os] shou.d stats tie ramos of a: ‘Treasury Notes, sud thi T peCe Wit is SEVEN AND THREE TENTHS UNITED UNITED STATES HONDS—DVE 1881, ONE YEAR CERKSIFICATES OF INDEBP- QUARTERMASTER’S VOUCHERS, AMERICAN AND FURBIGN SQLD, UNCURRENT SANK NOTES, STOCKS AND BONDS ON COMMISSION, BOUGHT AND SOLD, RITTENHOUSE, FANT & co is ta IRON EL ATst:, Lsnkere, 352 Penn. ave $20 PENKSYLVANIA AYZENE EMILE DUPRE Would respeotfully inform his frienda and ows ors that, having just returned to this eity from Now York, be offers a renewed sszortment of tract. Bidders wuet © present in person to respond to ther bids. L ate! solves ¢ er aL th i H ; Finest Familiy Grocerics, Consisting of SUGARS, wEAS, OOFF SPICES, FLOUR, BUTTER, LARD, Also, & fine assortment of HAVANA CIGARS, which, . being purchased from « prize veseel, enables us to sell at very low rates, SHEYER’S LION LAGER BEER In Half Barrels, All kinds of FANCY GROCERIE3 at low prices, E. DUPRE Jy14 390 Pannsyivama Avanvz. EIDER’S imraoven Parzye WATER CLOSET OR CLOSE. STOOLS, Ore SLIM: ese Dieu ender Mi toe &. Wen noss may re! ae and confidently CFFICE N. and camber, as Momber den, Swen BU Limer 2 cured Lumedi Mt evil com:- Whieh are Sif not cured oye tw Choly OFeet 2 Weak stored. Thoveande of ct 8: 08: Dilitatad, who nad to qt, Eo <iate!r 5 i hese, bave beon lume important = soanston, © MEeny ot Save tp 10, SSBC Be ter | ace ntee 2 A CARD #0 WRE LADIbS. GOLDEN Pi rp ny LES LLS FOR FEMALES. infalidle tm cOvesting, regalating amd SIFWCLORS JTCM Waasever cause aways sucessful as a preveniter © Pills have now bee: and Retajl im. Was! . Dr st, 350 Poeun DSW °