Evening Star Newspaper, August 13, 1862, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. LATE TELBGRAPHIO NEWS. | WASHINGTON CITY: WEDNESDAY...... ....AUGUST 13, 1862. [Reading matter on every page. See outside for interesting Telegraphic and ether matter. Spirit of the Merning Press. The Intelligencer is cooupied with news mat- ter to-day. The Republican bas more Chandlerish abuse of Gen. McClellan. em OUR MILITARY BUDGET. ——— ENLISTING RECRUITS IN THE STATE DEPARTMENT. A day or two since, the Secretary of State ad- dressed to the various persons holding positions ‘n the Department of State the following circular: DEPARTMENT OF STATE, Washingion, Awgust 12, 1962 To the Assistant Secretary o) and ether per- sons im the service of the Department of State There are thirty-two of us now employed in hs Department, of whom fifteen are between the ages of eighteen and forty-five. 1 think we should furnish at least that number of volunteers for the military service, either personslly or by volunteers enrlie@ through onr exertions re- spectively. 1 propose to furnish three such vol- unteers, and [ invite your immediate considers- tion of the means of finding the others. The places of those who personally volunteer will be retained for them until the expiration of their time of service. (Signed) Witt H. Sswarp. This proposition was responded to by the clerks, &c., with enthusiasm and promptitude Weunderstand that twelve volunteers (personally or by substitute) have already been enrolied under it,{n the military service, and it is be- lieved that the others will be farnisned within be next twenty-four hours. —— GLORIOUS MAINE’! Bancor, (Me.) August 10, 1562. Editer of the Star: The four new Regiments under the call for 300,000, comprising the quota for Maine, have all been filled, and are now in camp waiting orders. Another Regiment, the ‘Twentieth, is also about full, while ap ication bas been made to the President for permistion to form one other Regiment, to be composed exclu- sively of men between the ages of 45 and 50. A body of a thovsand men of this description could be raised and organized in afew days, which, for fearlers bravery and sturdy power would cope with anything, wild cats included. From pres- ent appearances, there will be no necessity for resorting toa draftin this State for any future contingency. Maine has raised her 20,000. and, in the language of the rezor-strop man, “ there’s afew more left of the same sort.’’ J —_o——__- ARREST AT ROCKVILLE AND CAPTURE OF ARMS Last aight, a petrol from the New York Nine Hundred Cavalry, under Lieut. Holmes. entered Rockville, and finding 2 man named Perrie Trail about leaving the village under suspicious cir- cumstances, questioned him, and as he would give no satisfactory account of himself, or take the oath of allegiance, took him in custody. ‘Trail attempted to shoot one of the guards in ‘whose charge he was placed. He was brought to the Provost Marshal's office this morning, and “was et once sent to the Old Capitol. The guard also searched the house of W V. Bowie, and found thirty-one rifies and old mus. xets, with accoutrements, the plates bearing the Maryland coat-of arms. Evidence was obtained that there had been a rebel recruiting office in the village, from which several recruits had been forwarded South. ee . THE PHANTOM RAM. Offcial dispatches received at the Navy De- partment yesierday, from Com. Dupont, do not mention the ram Pingal, of which so much has Deen said by the special correspondents of the New York journals, as upon the eve of making a visit to our troops and vessels upon the Southern coust—nor does that officer even hint that such a *‘monster”’ bes been coustructed. This !s not the Arst phantom invented by these enterprising gen- Uemen, with which to alarm the people of the North, but may we hope it will be the last. ———— NAVY YARD. ‘The steamer Eclipse left yesterday afternoon with ordnance. The Freeborn left yesterday snorning. —_.—__ THE BATTLE NEAR CULPEPER. Accounts frem Cul; » Speaking of Satur- day’s fight say that so ‘was the fire to which our com) ively small number of men were ex- posed, the only wonderis that the entire com- amend was not completely annihilated at the end of talf an hour, instead of bringing off so large 2 stone at the expiration of an hourand a haif risoners state that their own troops were mowed down by our fire like grass. Three times were they reinforced by Tegiments and brigades, and when our troops retired hee Were too much crippled bed corpredy io ay ground. The prisoners also report t the heavy gurs used by theenemy ‘were of recert English manufscture, with Eug- list Sized ammunition. We lest but one gun. which was left behind in a ditch, spiked, severa! of the — having been eecoere ‘and this was not ‘worth the changing our position for the night under toe fi of eaem ‘* oars hooters . Col Cha; man, of the §th Massachusetts, was shot!» the breast, and is probably dead; Lieut Col Stone fell with many wounds; Major Blake also fell, and if alive, is a prisoner; Adjutant Smith is wounded or dead; Major Savage, of the 24 Massachusetts, is believed to ve killed, 2s well as many of the captains and Ieutenan‘s. Dr Leignd was chet intheeye. The other regimen's have 10t been heard from definitely. The th Pennsylvania regiment escaped with- out loss, having been detached to guard a signal station eight o; ten miles southwest of the battle- field early in theacv. T! returned yesterday, ting safely the signal cificers, —a, com- pelled to pass near the edemy’s pickets Prrsonat.—Brig. Gen. Benham, U. 8. Vol., Asat Kirkwoods’. General Stab! and staff, U. 8. Vol.; Gunicy Shaw, Mass.; Com. Ringgold, U. 8. N.; pide Ames, Ind., and Drak DeKay, U.8. A., are at Willards’. Mr. Alfred R. Waad, the artist whose war sketehcs sre so well known, is in town. He is mow connected with Harper’s Weekly. Brig. Gens. Geary and H. D. Terry, U. 8. V.; Hon. W. Kellogg, 111; Lieut. Col. Lew, Major Allen, and many company officers of the 4th Rhode Island infantry, are at the National. Col Revere, 7th New York volunteers, is at the Metropolitan. VoLunrzze Funp.—The residents of the Sev 1th Ward will hold a meeting to-night a; Potomac Hall, for the purpose of raising s fund > ald in filling the ranks of the District regi. ments. No more praiseworthy work could be engaged in; and citizens whom circumstances will not permit to shoulder « musket may thus aid in crushing out the rebellion and sustaining the Government. The Seventh Ward always Goes what it undertakes handsomely, and we doubt not the meeting to-night wiil be an earnest move in the right direct: 4" We mentioned yesterday the nomination ot Thomas A. D. Fessenden, (a relative of Sena- sor Pessenden,) of Auburn, Maine, to fill the va. cancy cocasioned by the resignation of Judge Walton. Hon. Sidney Perham, of Paris, Maine, bas been pominated to serve for the long term for the same congressional district. They are both men of ne See eee es ? Prencis Train will visit this coun- He comes to LATER FROM POPE'S ARMY. a STONP WALL JACKSON'S PLIGHT. HIS FLAG OF TRUCE TO BURY HIS DEAD A RUSE TO ENABLE HIM TO GET OFF UNMOLESTED. + THE ENEMY’S LOSS TWO THOUSAND IN THE LATE BATTLE. iin CuLpzrsn Covnt-Hovsz, Me oe ean flight of Jackson shows that ou pgp be engeged with his whole force, numbering at least 30,000 men, # portion of = corps of Gen. Banks, who behaved nobfy, hold. ing the enemy in check, and with the aid of ene division of Gen. McDowell's and Sigel’s corps, whieh errived late in the day, driving it from several positions, amd @nally from the field of battle. Jackson’s loss can scarcely be less than 1,500- Our loss is much less. It was the bloodiest bat- tle of the war. On Sunday Jackson remained idle, the troops on both sides being exhausted, and on Monday he asked for a truce to bury his desd—a large pro. portion of which still lle on the fleld of battle— pen¢ ing which he escaped,with his trains. This morning his whole army was gone, pursued by General Buford and bis cavalry and artillery, which quickened his pace towards Gordonsville, compelling him to burn bridges to save himself, and obviously not intending to stop until reach: ing the fortifications at Richmond General Pope has fully met the public expecta- tion. The enemy show their backs only in the Valley of the Shenandoah, and the whole country from Manassas to Gordonsville is no longer pol- luted by the presence of armed rebels. Jackson’s servant has just come into the quar- ters of General McDowell, and reports that Jack- son admits a loss of over two thousand men In the engagement of Saturday. No wonder the rebel general ran. AFPAIRS ON THE PEntnsvLa.—From Gen. Mc- Clellan’s army the advices seem to foreshadow active movements. There is that continued rest. lessness in camp which somehow or other makes plain toeven the most ordinary minds that we are on the eve of events, more important probably than even the recent change of his base by Mc- Clellan. The following extract from a recent letter from tLe army embody the impressions of almost every correspondent: “We are hourly anticipating exciting news from the Valley, for our movements possibly de- nd in great legree on those of Pope; but many wlieve, more certainly on those of Burnside. Evidently there is now a perfect understanding among althe generals operating in Virginia Among those directly under McClellan, there is much confidence of their leaders ‘whieh inspires the men, and leads them to hope for early vic- tory.”? A correspondent of the New York Ezpress plainly intimates thata movement is now on foot, which the uninitisted cannot comprehend but which, from particular circumstances, is deemed extremely important, and adds that there is much excitement in consequence. Gen. Mc- Clellan has strengthened his position on the south side of James river. Harrison’s Landing \s for tbe present entirely hidden in a forest of masts. Gun- boats, transports, steamers of every size and de- scription, environ the wharves, and bewilder the spectator, who imagines himself for the time gezing on New York harbor. Thesoidiers are in the best of spirits. ‘Tue Matvern HILt Apvarr.—it is rumored that Gen. Frank Patterson, of Philadelphia, com- manding the New Jersey ‘brig: ade, is the general referred to as having so certenaly interfered to prevent the consummation of Hooker's plan of capturing a whole rebel division at Malvern Hill. It is said that Gen. Patterson at the time was in- toxicated, and so acted es to give the rebels timely notice of the approach of ourarmy. Hela now under arrest, and the whole matter will come before a general court-martial —Correspondence N.Y. Tribwne. From Bransipr’s Akmy—A private letter dated at Fredericksburgh, Virginia, August 10th (last Suaday), from a soldier in the army of General Burnside, contains the following : “Yesterday afternoon we received orders to march in light marching order, our knapsacks to contain one suit _£ under- clothing, blanket and india rubber blanket. The rest of our same we leave bebind. There was an inspection this morning to see that no one had more The whole of Burnside’s army is under marching orders, with 100 rounds of cartridges, and f seems we are to have some hot work with the rebel Jackson. At last accounts we have, Jackson was in Gordonsville, gk or forty thousand strong; but | think we whip him, then march —— to Richmond We have been here nearly & week the looks of the country very much. Burnside brought with him some thi. men. Guerilla parties scour the — We have bad a beautiful —— to ee tpg enemy. Bb sonar Pope a ties but rations. use a =f an forage off the enemy.”’—N. Y. Post. — id like je: Navat Avrarrs.—The final preparations for sending on active service of the frigate New Iron- sides, are in course of completion. Orders have been recelved at the Brooklyn navy to dis- patch at once to Philadelphia a pt A of marines and 150 satlors to make up the quantum of the vessel. The ‘crack ’’ sailors of the nevy, to the num- ber of about 500, have been, with a a few days, selected from the different recel ving shipsin com: mission at the home ports, and sent ona secrei expedition, which ts expected to ‘ astonish the patives’’ of some part of the Confederate States Winans steamer, we are permitted to say, have a hand in this affair, which Is begin- tv excite Intense curiosity “ inside’ the ser- Act particulars relating to it are contra- band Toe Navy Department has decided on trying the abliities of its owa contractors to make {ron- clad ships. In consequence of this determina- tion, the keel of an iron-clad man-of-war will be jaid in a few days in the ship house from which the steam frigate Lackawanna was laynched. The dimensions of the new ship will be 200 feet long. 560 feet beam, and proportionate draft of water and depth of hold. Mr. Ericson will pro- bably recelve remuneration for the use of bis plans, and Mr. Delano will be the immediste su- pervisor of the vessel’s construction. (7 Jebn Sitdell ts emancipation arene on the Prench. pity Aint the men Mbout | Napoleon’s court, whore ear he can catch, that the Confederates will yet abolish slavery. “Phe French government can greatly assist us in this If it acts with its proverbial prudence and saga- elty, it may place us in the necessity of shortly declaring gradual emancipation gt bome, an act which would be as satisfactory to many of ys as to the spirit of Christianity and civilization abroad.’’ Sildell is a cop old villain, but the Frenchmen understand hf. ree i[7~_A New Orleans correspondent of the New York Times says there are of ineubor- tbat city, dination among theslaves and doubts if another atste days goes bi ‘without & woolly- head demonstration of formidable character, Finst Vasse_ on tae Contingny.—The Grst vessel built on this continent was the “ Virginia of Sagadahoc.” She was planned and finbhed | o by Martin Digby, inthe autumn and winter of 1607, and was launched and put to sea in the spring of 1608, at Hunnewell’s Point, Maine. —————_—___.._- if™ The Secretary of the Board of health of New Orleans, in his published weekly statement of the number of desths for the week ending Sunday, July 27, reports one hundred and geven- ty-six deaths—an increase of eleven over the pre- vious week. G&PThe secesh visitors at e May a J., are geting Presumptuous and bold? wit bave or. ered the Star Fiad Stripes to be au from tue roof of one of the hotels,and the have br om prevented from playing @ny of our national =F Bounpary,—The Oxford (Maine) Democrat copies the following Beil st ‘on from 8 deed re- corded in that county: ‘‘ Thence northerly four rods, thence as ceeked as you can go tothe north line of the Phillips Academy grant.” fF Five noblemen, the Earl of Derby, Lord E} Lora erton and the Marquis of Westinins f, recently subscribed $5,000 each— $25,000 in all—for the distressed cotton spinners of Lancashire. ol On Lg tannery book for 3061, of Pendle. «Elizabeth Lewls—t! ,! ouewing. eat Kr 17th June next. She was when the news of | me = i we vast premium. ai lied Sate note sah ve pag ios Beng for $10 of our paper moi eny can-be found green enough to barter it away for Confederate trash. {” Letters from the gf pada © haye been received, giving ee sesame iors Se he ates Tour - ay . AUCTION SALzu. Peer nee dh. THI8 APTER NOON & TO-MORKUw Ba tk eh LE \ OrFPiciar. Aumanam Lincowm, .Prendent ofthe Waited Stee FROM acai Arrest and Im m London of George Francis Tram—Ths Goodwood Cup—The American Horse “Umpire” allen. mt Mor Concer. ~y dorm, By 2,0 MooWiRE Or. ‘Avctcuee Satisfactory evidence having exhibited to N uu o _ The Reysi Mail i seamen, Capt. Jud. | that Fassoaaen oss cinta “AMUSEMENT, Go. ay Anger bah a elas Kins, from Liverpool at on the morning of Cant for tbe oe Ae : Aweust 18. . the 2d, and from Queenstown on the evening of Lime, at + York, © 0 hereby recogaise ‘o.ty, with the quantity of OLD ROPE. the 3d inst., arrived at New York yesterday . inola nding raesentis 2 reasary N George Francis Train was imprisoned in Lon+ =. = 3 CO, Avow don on the ist Inst., to his embarking for thle pelaty’ of America, where be to raise volunteers bag ytd Snag tl current that Garibaldi had re : gone to Memina, but at latest dates he was still] Sratesto ba heceuate aimee oe United in fans Bueoe. ions = nder w Lee, The Seigrist Bi nibs Viceroy of Egypt had quitted England in = w iatat = tse Td dag’ of ee _ at AB 1a, i The Boars of the Astissie World! race efor wood cup was won ina canter by Lord W . Pewilltt’s horse “Tim Whif- fier.”” Second horse was , about a dozen lengths behind the winner, and the Wierd ‘was third. “There were only seven runners, and Mr. Ten Broeck’s American horse ‘Umpire’ oo the last inthe r oak acy ere was a report it @ marriage is on the tapis for the Prince of Wales. Two Indies are men regener mone of Deen ant the neds of the royal Harty The King the Belgians, it is ncliaee & to the former. Tonsed in one cena emeat forone price of adn admisei meee SS cnnte No extra ives S mode i place of 8 amusement at a emery Tee to witneas 5 PP oTennMY of kang SNIQUE anv MERITORIOUS EXHIBITION Sommon iu ealors tad sonsert halle tee age Lseery HALL, rine LINCOLN. the Presi or gawanp, Seorttary of State. WILliam Wan Derartusnt, Washington, D.C., August li, ree. } Ordered, That Brigadier "General Wadsworth be, and he is hereby, authorized to raise and or- one or more infantry regiments of volun- teers in the District of Columbia to serve for three years or during the war under the rules and reg- ulations of the War Department. 2. That the volunteers so raised and organized FROM GENERAL M'CLELLAN’S ARMY. Prebabilities of an Engagement en the Seuth Side ef James River. shall be entitled to and recetve the bounty anthor- ALEXANDEI4, VA. (From correspondence of New York Times } ized by act of Congress in the same manner as Paxcival & Parces ocannel rietors ARMY oF THE Potomac, Sunday, August 10.— | State volunteers. Ewin M. Stanton, FIFTH Wi WEEK! Aa yet no fighting of consequence has taken 12-2t Secretary . | NEW gaa NEW STags: 2 on kee out sideof the James A We have thdse Pc ra rs cri a Tek ost Attractive of the Season! URE D va. considerable foree over there fer amt Sy es Feueh FUT Ars. days, anticipating that the enemy wou. k uX Rs. Us, &¢. —_—_—_——_— eee his p} nce “He does not. seem ‘Sion UURSIONS, PLO 10s, axe inane Seta By WY. L. WALLS CQ~ Arcuoneers, however, to more toward our troops, and, accord- ae = ing ERY SUPaRiOn es rn ing to information obtained from ‘an authentic ieee bitte , FORMERLY OWNED 37 june Sruree, be SGn seeetlas in $05 inimaed ate victaity nee Oe Ae ee ans ef the Washineton| “he “wilt epee es hes on Bot neta Az ABCTICR —Un |e 0! G cg ke ete a emg by ens | ree ar ate Sere ai So "Piteek ar Ropers, me ‘within a brief time, on the other tide of the iver, EXCURSION rik MISS VIOLA cape ise sa. Dongen’ so oreeey Eee and it is somewhat singular that the rebels have afte exeetlent order. - aieest ua to renee perry 80 pont a pace MISS KATE Besutfst Parsons, Pore, Morey caeh. of Peters! without attempting to drive us up raaneee fiewoine ALL & from the sition. . CO. Anom, It ta not probable any movement will take place a aA PRIC me ee ABOVE & SALE Is here for some aie, eel the cer make a at- tte pledge t ven to spare | LITRLE ett seer reat = Ae FERROON. 16 veut the rain ae eaceae tack. We do not believe that he will risk a bat- tl or expense 10 Haak oes oe ost K PARK Avett. e in front of our line on this side of the river, Blo bx ion of the weno. Fue bar wul E By bat 1 would not bea surprising event it beshouid | she Swhrf foot of oat 73g Oat Tagen, HARRY ent, Pa POR = 2 momen * CO. a m™! re our mel Sas was Ran “nance gr geo coe | So, oer angen es EUR ATER sonny, | ase GA ae fet et aide o: river. y means o} ignal Cor, = ~~ mg constant communication is kept up from one ret uncer ie eee dre: | mAdmigeion 25 cents 5 grshestra, 36 08 ta; gentle Wah ere ofeloen, an frout of the A wotios Rooms, McClellan stood mesidee eigeal odin a soosmon. eet Miller wri forthe Doors open at $i; rmance 8 surat | 4 and nearly new one-horse Family aoe. sending and recelving eesgce Over Dinner and it efreshments at ‘at reasonable prices: CAstERsuRY BAL, One ge Buccs. Ret Single Harness. messages were communicated during the day. Commities of Arrangements. bovigiana A Avanex, WEAR SIxvE 89. Gen: ec at ate gear op igh a leased ring J Daughton, eer, 7 in w.B. arr . * au mate J.C, MoGUIRE & CO., Avots. usefulness EEray. , | George Percival & Co we tf "8 SALE—in virtue of ‘ohn Cannon, Jas, Go: = ue of 0, writ of mon, MEETING 0 oF THE mem.| & Lucas. eat ceil,12,13° ‘The Only Place ot Amusement Open m the City. of tpitm cir of ite Grout jaw rt of the =| rsand fri Foundry Congre- Cool, Comfortable, Respectable and Popular ' ~ 11 be held in the Chureh at 8 * ular me i will expos te Dil pa, or Fen Tule held in the Ghuroh at € o'e cox wets WANTS. AUGMENTATION OF TAE CANTERBURY | 2/24 gf the Court | aoe door ber next, 1k. a WANTED =A on toad wiute WAIPERS, st OMPANY' at If o'oick m.. Lots No. 3.12 Toed’s TENPERANGE DEMON: ¢ United tates Hotel. Pa, av. au 3 i TALENT SELECTED! Seems en Beuare No. = NEA 2 BF Sud noe fs | WANTED—A YOUNG MAN toatiend an cya: Mark, and Take s Note of the Names! meni vite ~ os Ee noe the repreranoe. Now Vork aveuce, cue Scot trom ioik atta 2 MONDAY EVENING, August 11, eis Men’s ANTED—A BAKER, at 496 Seventh street, nr of MISS NELLIE TAYLOR, rer aust" MeKELDEN & PAFFERSON. Sear yemee ieee Third week of MISS "ELLEN GOLLEEN, the much Sdmired aad fay favorite Danseuse. me | WANTED RAR iser sr Pa 3 r§ be pe —— i? , part ofe the counter. MISS JENNY ALLEN, 708 iS eae s ieaisiten, | WANTED-A s tess Ties: idag oui eatiiteatoaeen to the pinoe Bi Byte M188 MAGGIE VERNON, and Corpa de Ballet. é spear t00:—J.L Kidwell, P. FM family te Galt well recomaeed —— Bradioy, Robt. Wright. aw ibe ‘Sank ttrese rene "ais Ai Bee tts oe Continued success of the DELEVANTE BROFHERS FHE RESIDENTS OF THE SEVENTH Ww Aiareoruen. Dor, for genie omen nad | In thelr daring scte. La Perche, Pumbling and mac Hell, on WEDNESDAY EVENING if per perms) pentiy. whiten Homes d’ Aire, intern a fend 4 Waid fa ergs ine ra raake'of t acl ae re » Olay Feet ante ys Phird week o; Kogiments of D, ‘olunteers now in J.B. BUDWORTH, }OUSES WANTED, for UBLIC BALE B iN + R. Riley, A aera Tyee Tamed eae In New Acts, Banig Solos, and Patriotic Songs P Patt ses aioe REBEL ‘3 ~ da ant ee cas be i Brtoemapor ect DENNY GALLAGHER, Orme Ass’ Qrantanayer's Darany’t. Ww. A endail, tho beat events on pane, {n his [righ and Ethiopian Songs and Dances, ALEXZARDEL4, V8., August Lz, 1868 ¢ , Ww. ‘oberts, . MILLER. W. B. HARRISON, . wean 7 ae Auction, at this Depot, on a - B. Bivens, ANTED MME, — “here . ry EXT, the 16th inetant, the P i Fhomas, Wis Moree: together Sik Bema Facile | The great Comioand Extemporaneous Singer, | meaucned stecinaen wee —eo +. J; W. Martin, | CS! ue vine ‘Ravertiner iene fan eeulyelent First week of Lot of Farming Wagons, x 4,8, Stevenson, | horse Dest. at re WILLIS ARMSTRONG, Horses and Colts, 6 ba e ‘will be but little onseds nanire at aha "eat. -Clown, Juggler, La tour de Mason Lot of Wheat, and Oid iron. * H Graben aroen (he beers af S aad. : ‘ and Pantomimist, C. B. FUR@UBON, ie And others.) ag 18 3t* WaNtse are wood os TE: and Assistant - cry livery stable {nquire at PU: Pagey's J. 8. CLARKE, eu 12 st oe RONvrE BUSY H ees, at py tos W Tiere MONE LOE. nth ly Mi Eps A T KE LY—Four good ° cr Bank of ~ ir Gene f Rg Hers an edd pas A siady om apt yment. Vorite Violinist eu 12 at" sr SSS Nan a fismission 250 eee Orchestra Chairs @ ccnts. Ww ee aay sod Ist, a smal! HOUSE: Navy mee The color sad qualities can vat MANOS at 8% o’cloekr. oe NAY BLUE FLANNEL—For Army an be re! convenient to the Freasa ; or TE Ki ty4 ASLANSIC ean OEM, Mirror Pr “08 ‘only, marked in pissin f jein ae o. Sart of shames epital fore ti a se inally of three eer dmsiement me ere * ie a anaes bk et t et au 13-10 Pa, aver ad Nf&th shrest. te ¥i 9 voos:i#ai. will appear | Exe aibat Whatnote, Concert elnet Weiter No. 1ICK goatee MAKER. care. Steady em, ane, rise sug. full and 90 Tora pers oe of nts anJ2 3" | _ansiw- F. 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Aas xe attend Tog ‘ Chia ANPED—One bur dred BAKERS, whose ser- Seams ae ce te bi i Seasicereis"h Bistcie. St Vi0es Bre required Bakery, Falledeiph: cole dans les Pa: Apply to Mr. JAMES F, va Bi 31 fomiine- Preset l'art 0 la Guer: }, 2 vols ; 487, li-lw = ‘onsoolombe—K esume Historique ‘des progress | 82 2G. st musical de art Mitaire; $ Es. ‘want every lad Luno Rehears- Amisechkol—la Danipegas. “de Crimes, 2 vols; i to br: ng thet tea ns wast or cambrio, 83) and have ii a. kon oan have your b FREY. a soa Franeais, on Italie depuis, 17.2 vols.; Meurdra—Ponts Muhtaires; §275, Charpentior— tudes Sur .’Armee Francaise, 2 Balzeuve—Conts de Topographic et de Geodesie; Annuaire de la Marine son Gotonien, 1863; 63, car yb Militaire, 1862 ; choles of of 5, vant } patie: choles of tle elegant We oniy hares § sr coms per per soidth, And ars the the only petted SS clysive Seventh street welt between 11 and @ ates : eee era Liberties ang ét= — A®*'N’? QUARTER. MASTER’S OFFICE, Corner @ and 22¢ streets, WASHINGTON CITY GARDEN, New York ber fal 7 sree he tact (Valentine & Bros,’ *) An exoslient ortment of ais — — of Kitchen Requi ‘e8, NK ENCK BAYLOR, Wasutneron, D. vs, Aug. 8 1262, Houre is for rent. Inquire on the premisss, | WAN?E JMMEDIA FEL’ Y5ONE HUN. Fecpycunh sR: SOLDIERS AND CITIZENS! DRED LABORERS. for U gone 5.1 E SAMS. Ante MRS. WREN having sorved as Matron the last the reper Court-House, Ve. Ap- Br J area Seirae Fae pen TOR CUTE ahais hog pars rede fi . F the Denent of all tere —— tend 4. Q. MU». hi "Wht foot ie arty op ECRUIT®S WANTED fees ee car no Soldier or U Unsted States Oranance Deparimens. rae u bottles tos it the ket. Also,her LUNG if MIX EU FU RE, which ieeaine dreds i camp from ce jast winter, For testimoniais see ol. Cone and Lieut, Roome, Glat New ,York Vo'unteers; Lieut. Col Scott, Acjutent er la do; ‘nine attr, ugr- One dos ey E = Bausch — DIARRH@A REMEDY! MAGUIRE’S COMPOUND ti =a age oem $17 per month, o Tetion per eed im the Western Armies | THE ONLY ee CURATIVE Teetived a ea i aL is, % ‘tment three ¥i ik ; hsve just Jor Fifteen Years witl with Jevmenss Swesess Tge, Capt. ok ret, MaeDowel. Capt, rm of elle latment t Lawn 7. tary a) sees ages end ond aokscn, veret B dos Corporal” Williams, ? sohuagion are ote ERACHED CORTON whet the West and South, and now irl a * Dentdes hui of} gustan Lt. Colonel sme, wie see cat Ai rderly Banks, rs ae ba, had at Stott’s Dru; re, O| eats. Me tioval i. Nairn’s coruer &, Von za ° large = RERS WANT pines A th) Exer ith yf mediate a in House, eorner tt = pty "ana employ- vee Wesand 4 Bhestings, (best quality) st old tiers way be arnt emt 443K) gue ton tees a RAMSAY beers asennomatios over than they oan | 2 SAXED. comeianes vue pownss V3 Hy Wrens Sfeite aid Mags ia’ Kolsctio es vance on thecost, “lg iB soak ats eee Batively Vegetable, and Suited to All Ages. i tg Te ay FEL eae eee aut Gat 300 recsen, oat SEEN Prepared snd Sold by Fe pat eH eg ee im pom sta tae ahaa oe! See ae JNO. 8. WELLS AMBON, ann amine, «2 } MAGUIBE, ig ee roe or pung i preter HAS RESUMED BUSINESS 8t. ovis. missOwRs, f tn EES PY CEE ee families oF : a © fie Bor on 1th street, between F and G streets nis 2 Wilt Pensons navint oak et Bore tyes an be See rt | Be ieenne renvorsneat street, 3 door abows M street Minlas en Oe, a’ EYE SALVE, oan obtained at Ee Ne, 576 Pa avouns. nearly opposite fot sale 359 ‘Fwontieth street, between H and Fa. zit N. & (COMFORT AND Ease IN ONE MINUTE: AND os IN rns semper and by Nemenal Hote ; & PAGE, Army Sutiers, a-ie* Ne, 602 Seventh strest west, | T° SALE ano Terssens oorarsaan |B Tar THE BERK! ee tas Sate Ohi sr fess .) soo pee fe: oe mary is a Berke Js aS Sd aay 1 SRAM, Corton, en ANAL PACE RT. ‘3 N@ CLOUD Cri ge qua ane for ae Poii and rete 7 Porn in Ww lendid steamer AR a, ae dimes wes bh tee oo ed vg