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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-18
Law INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED SIXTIES CIRCUIT COURT.

THE UNITED STATES GRAND JURY AND Tue DISTRICT
ATTORNEY.
We published yesterday the presentment Of the
Grand Jury in relation to the traitor press. The pre-
sentiment was accompanied by the following commune
cation:
10 tie Circuit Court of me United States for ne Southern D
riet Of NeV York:
The grand inquest Of the United States Of America for the
Southern District OF NewYork the close Of seryics Of
nearly months during which many intricate questions have
arisen and many troublesome have been think
proper to thus place upon record their confidence ~ and their
appreciation Of the energy. industry and ability OF ts
District Attorney, u. Delafeld Smith, ESQ.
CHARLES GOULD, Foreman.
Nev. York, August rs, 1861.
Judge Shpman remarked that he fully concurred in
the paper and would direct IT'D entry in full upon the
minutes of the Court.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-18

A TOUCHING IScIDEsT OF THr BATTLE-FILED.-
A letter received from Atlanta Ca givea this incident
of the battle at Stone Bridge:
"a staff officer from Charleston engaged III the bat
tie of the 2ls Of July says:
80 rode out the day after the battle TO view the
ground and passed piles of dead in various positions.
Under large tree | saw a body lying. very hand
somely dressed, with fancy sword, and handker,
chief over the face II attracted my curiosity. J.
stopped removed the handkerchief, and cav one OF
the handsomest faces 1 ever met with, OF boy not
more thnn IL or "a years old. His Appearance and
dress indicated high soeal position probably he was
temporary uid TO general officer. 10 ascertain
who he WAS, | examined bis pockets ana ioahd u
Testament, in which Was written:
&C. James Simmons, NewYork From ms loving moshef'
Nj soaj teeIaher thy Creator ia the days a. thy Youth
% wished very much to take the body away, bu.
was elk miles from quarters. On horseback aud L
was impossible.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-18

The Central carr yesterday brought down from the
camps near Manassas $50 Of our sick soldiers, most OF
whom suffering with the measles while some few
are sick with bilious and other affections. Such
large addition TO our ti, list urgently requires an,
other good Eo;p ital, which hope will 20 selected
aud fitted up without the least delay. IL VIII aiso
further the attention aud liberahty OF our eitnens
who have already done so much in alleyating the
sulioTngs oil the nyalids among It's. We are aware
that they have Only he acquainted with the iaots
ia o,er 10 induce them TO respond quickly and cheer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-18
pIcKINGs FROM RICHMOND PAPERS.

We have the daily papers of Richmond Of Monday
last. They occupied to great extent with seec-
tons from Northern journals, furnished by private
hand. All their telegraphc news is four days old so
either the National or their own Government or the
inability Of the publishers to pay for dispatches mas
stopped that source of information.
The D.p0teh grieving the loss Of column OF
rate rhetoric about the burning of Hampton by the
Federals just as they were going to press, they
learned that the inceDdary act was by order OF Gen.
Msguder.
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From Fs treas Monroe

FORTRESS MONROE, July 22.-Mr Whitney,
Quarter masters Serg eaHt OF the Vermont Re0i.
neht, was shot tais morning by the rebels at
Newport News With two Others he was IN
search Of a strayed bullock not Ear from the caup
HIS body was pierced with half dozen bullets
An Internal machiue intended by the secession.
ISIS 10 blow mp some OF tue ships Of war n the
Roads, washed ashore this morning. IL is Of In
genlous construction, but, as Ia previous zttemp,
OF the kind, has failed Of its design, no doubt
much to the diaa ppointment OF the high-mi nd ed
chiValry, who delight ia such atrOciuuS methods
OF warfare The machine came ashore within a
few rods OF Floyd's gun.
lie Roanoke steamed up the r osds this morn
ing She has been az far south as 81 Augustine
During the cruise she burned a Confederate YES
Sci, supposed TO be privat-er the crew Of whic b
escaped To the shore In small boats The name OF
The vessel have not been able to learn
The gun-bOat Quaker City Is up from the
Cppes. A terrible gale from the SOUTHEAST is pre-
vailing.
The railroad at Old Point is N rapid progress.
OF construction. by means Of it the Fioyd gun
Will be moved to a position where IL can be
brought to bear upon Sewall's Po!It The Union
gun Will also be mounted
iInportaH! news may be expected from Old
Point IN the course Of few DAYS.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Later seeyl Europe.

nv SoaK iuig. ---.Ns s'>--nsr ve.AIpS.
ton has arrive fr N Liver tOU. " al adviees 70
ne l5-h Sac brings specie.
Man hester sdvioes vpre favorable The mar.
az az closed hrn, and bus ness was checked by
nrmness az holders
me London money market closed generally U IN
Tant "a The ladian four million loan bill was
"n M d' ABOVE The fixed minimum mice
rIihce Napoleon was 10 leave Lisbon for New
York on the S-h ~ HOO" iO' NC"
The Paris Steele savs tina; the E,ons,o,,, Is,,.,
relative IN the Introduction OF FREE tsho,..s %
TIE French colonies clearly indirst.s ~. $50.
thiCs IN tie American contest ~ ~ "'l"
ne weather has been unsettled apd ~,
Ltr'rpooi MdTEsfS Flour lespd dim :, n. ~
w heat Is dull at decline cs ara w.s,..r g
Us o laid; southern IIsaIIs o.; White T9ss,a,ES
Corn is quiet sud less firm; mixed %, "a oar. -,
low %. 29s 3D. white 3lsa32s 'ef
ProvisiOns.-BScf closed du!! for Iof--For or,,
tiles. Pork Is steady Baron Is duh hrt In ~,
proved demand at an advance II Ia2s L,rd
is dull
Produce -Rosin closed firm at Dc, a sss id
Spirits tnrpentne closed firm. and -lI Qualities
slightly advanced. Coffee uliet Rice stesdy 9:
Carolina advanced. Phladeiphi bark los Ga
Glove seed lIS for American red
LoHdcs Markets = Wheat steady Flour duh 4,
Dos aSSs Cd. Metals-Iron IS dull: bars at Is, s
= oi pig iron dull At 1913 Coffee closed am
Rice quiet Tea generally unchanTed spirits
turpeatine closed firm and active ST sis TslIov
is very duh at 49S Sd
Barring Brothers reDoTt generally an Imnrovfd
demand In the stock market L s SIS 52S ex.
dividend; Maryland SIS, bonds, IS 10 GO
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Latts, from Harper's Ferry.

HAKPER's FERRY, July - Great excitement
prevails In conseq Qonce Of reports from the vicin-
ity Of Manassas Junction.
There Is much indignation among tie soldiers
al the supposed superceding OF Gen Patterson CIV
Gen. Banks
News from Winchester gives The following
enumeration Of Gea JohGson's forces previous 10
his departure for Manassas: Two Kentucky regi-
ments, under Colonies Duncan and Pore 4 500
men, two Tennessee regiments, SO men; live
Alabsm6 egimentS, 500 men; five Georgia resi-
mentS, 900 men; one North Carolina reg iment
l,OU0 men; tive Mississippi regiments, ( 500; two
Maryland re .imentS, 100 mea; several Virginia
regiments, iOUOJ men; militia from Virginia.
$500 Inyn Stewards re2 liner OF CAV iiry CO men;
s-veral batteries Of artillery, 40 men. Total,
81 CuU
On the 18Th be commenced TO move toward :
Manassas Junction with 30 90 men, leaving tie
remainder - Winchester. Those left al Win
chester were principally the Virginia militia.
The main column crossed the Shenandoah at
Mili'S Ford.
None OF the enemy, not even their cavalry, has
been seen or heard Of In this region for several
DAYS
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Arrival of the Arabia

HALIFAX, July - The steamer Arabia baa ST.
riVed. with Liverpool advices via Queenstown TO
the l4th. She has { III CO In specie
In The House Of Commons. Lord PaImeTston
denied the rumor that the English Minister at
Vienna had recommended the Empsror OF Aps,rIa
not to receive the address of the HUNGARIAN Die;
unless 1t recognized his sovereignty as King Of
Hungary s -
Lord ElgIn is spoken Of as the ,ucces.o, of ord
Herbert as Secretary of War
Baron DE Videl, a well-known foreign noble
man. attempted 10 murder his son I'm the streets of
London. The latter is said 70 be entitled TO a
was unable 10 pay him
The Steele says that the Emperor by adyoca.
ting processes which lead 60 liberty ayai "a, those
which directly or Indirectly IA vors slavery very
clearly shows the svmpsthes Of the French Gov
eminent IN tue conflict now raging in the Ameri.
Can Union.
Judgment had hcen rendered in the affair ci
difes, the French banker, declaring the Count
Siman responsible for the losses OF the drposItors
! ne Marquis Lavaletto has been nominated 10
The irrand Cross Of the Legion of Honor
Adr!ces from Italy assert that the Dutch goy-
Of Italy.
Cardinal vanniccllo, Archbishop Of Ferr,ra. ia
case Of the Pope's death "
The army OF Denmark is 10 be reduced 10 ,b.
peace footing
The Sultan has dismissed the seragI!o, aud re-
tanned Only wife.
The Liverpool cotton market closed quiet but
steady WV
Flour closed steady. Wheat firm. Corn va,
firm at extreme rates
The weather continued wet
Provisions clos steady
London, Saturday EUsHIHg -ConSols closed At
v1a~s Tor money and 50 d001 for account
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-24

JErElasox CRY, July s2.--rhe State Convea-
ton was called 20 order n N o'cl..chs N %.
NJ McFerrsn, WSo 2oFsi q ~ tie c!sfG CAL ia
roll Carried
toriy-.Our Members answer "a 70 ts-ir "a, .ne-,
10 qscrunlI beinr present, rr Caring fry
on motion, the Convention -djouru-d tu 9
Quorum ~
I'll The troops, except q &c ssEtinsls, are viii,
drawn from The capital
Gel boernsseiL's regiment Ten Der. Zoe q
Louis this morning Ter Tc.lro.d
The force Lere "a about go re, aut. o,t~s
ana thers are no fears % attack
At half past four o'clock , "a DsOp!neant
nag VS. presented by the citizens ~ Uo.,.
GUardS, OF jefferson CITY 10 the State Con v.Dt,on
The nsg now uo1s over The froat Of the CnottoI
Gen. Taos L.. Ptic-, Of Co.e made the prssent,-
ton speech, and Judge BreC k.nridgs OF ~
LoUjs. responded o. - were thriIlInF and .lo
quvnt, ana we e loud rh'c,si o. TIE yaJ. c.ou,c
present.
The Convention met al ave o'siock, and Ma
called 60 order by Gen Robert Wilson
: Nty-oa" memhsrs answered 20 their nams
ahS quorum WA announced
M. Erodhead gave notice that tomorrow he
N"n.a mGve 10 amend the rules, va: that no
nienloe' should be allowed TO speak over thirty
a S
overwhelming
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Another Rieht In NiiSEauri

KANSAS City, Mo, July 2O-On the 18th, Mel
Van Horns command Of u. =. Reserve Home
Guards, of this place, numbering 10 men, were
attacked by 500 secessionists under Capt. Duncan
three miles north Of HsrrsonvilIe. The fght
lasted four hours, during which time continual
firing was kept up OH both sides About half past
@, the secessOnists withdrew. leaving the Union
men victorious. The loss Of the Confederates was
Ia killed, including two officers The Union
but they were compelled 20 leave three OF their
baggage wagons on the bank Of the river, owing
to the high water.
Major Van Horn left this city on the morning OF
the 18th, for the purpose Of reinforcing Major
Dean, now holding West Point, Mo, with a
small force, having routed one hundred secession
lists at that place.
Major Van Horns force was attacked while at
dinner. They planted their sgstaT on the
ground, never giving way an inch, nor moving
the flag till after the seceSsionists withdrew.
The enemy attempted to flank them on the left,
with a company OF cavalry, but were completely
routed by detailed force Of twenty-three men.
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OutraRe IN Missouri.

Sr. CHARLES, Mo, July olive have conhr-
NATION OF the report that Colonel Ben sharpe, OF
Montgomery county, and Lieut.. Jaeger, Of the
Federal forces, were wounded by the rebels and
subseq uenuy hung. Lieut.. Jaeger, who lad been
wounded in the arm day or two previously by
the secessionists, near Wellsville, was being
taken by Colonel Sharpe to the lstier's home in a
buggy, when they were fred upon by parties con-
cealed in the bushes by the roadside. Col. \. was
severely wounded In the back. Their horse,
taking fright, ran to MartiDsburg, where they
were soon afterwards overtaken bv 4 party Of
mounted rebels, and, In spite OF their entreaties
th.t their lives might be spared, they were both
taken out and hung. Col. Sharpe was captain Of
the Mountaineer Home 6 yards, prominent law
yer OF Danville, and formerly State Senator.
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Fatal A.frayinLeu,,yi1Ie

LoUIsvILLE, July - John w Tompk ms
formerly clerk Of the board Of aldermen, and q
recruiting oncer Tor the SUuthsra Conf deTacy
was shot dead this afternoon by Henry Gen >
city wstchnan Tompkins was hAlioxing for
Jef Davis, and was requested to desist by Green
when he drew ! knife on Green, but was rrtieat
Ing when Green shot him. The coroneTs verdict
just rendered, says that O reen shDt Tompkir.
without sum .ient cause q
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ADJUSTMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
BI GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. suotiors.

BY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Aucti oreers.
EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCH-
u I'm FURNITURE AT AUCTION On FRIDAY,
the 25th start, shall s@il st the rsridenoe Of
gentleman tecnirZ housek eepirg st 10 o'olnck ST
No AGA 18th st eet west, corner Of y STREET north
having i1s' faI 81. hut owing to change of CIR
-rmstaLcae hes conc ut I'd 20 eel out, viz
Two fire faintcd Cottage Sets, Wa,dro5es aud
Cane Seat and Rocking Chairs. Dining, Krtshsu
Feather Pillows sud Bo s,ers. Blankst, and Com
fo-ts,
Cooking StUve, with o large assortment of Chm.
CroofsrJ AID Glass Wale, KNIVES and Forks
tlat-d SpOnnr,
And many orlar articles which We deem unneoes
sary 70 cDuneItts.
Terms cash ils2.cIa.
Br J. G. MoGUlRE & CO. Auctroneerr.
FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF FAMI.
TtoN--dIr THURSDAY MORNING Juiy 25:a
az O'olO1k, st IS Missouri avenus. bstween Sd
aDd ~ streets, we snail Aeli the Furniture and
tf.nts of . Iomily removing from the CITY, com
prisInE- 800
MshoSyny EsIr: spins Seat sOfa, Rocker, ard
NJ, bic Top iOis ard Center Tables,
Walnut Whsinut, Gilt frame Mirrors,
Gas Z alde!ier', Window shades,
Brussels and Ingram Ca pet, OiIc 9th. ...
Mahngauy and Walnut Bureaus,
poubls AID ripE 81 dsteads, Wsrdrobes,
Matrresses. Blankets, and Com orts, .
Washstands and Toilet Sets. "-
Radiator and other Stoves, &c,
Together With general assortment OF Househ Old
Requisites.
Terms cash.
jyS-d J. c. McGUiRE& CO, Aucts.
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Tn, Fe,I,ny An Rhed. Island

PROVIDENCE, July % Lieut.. Gov. Arnold Is
sued a proclamation this morning, In which,
after paving a tribute 10 the gallant dead who
have fallen In the defence Of he dag, he calls for
more men 10 90 forth to sustain the government
large public meeting was held At once In the
Market square, the mayor presiding. The meet
Ing was very spiriled, and the determination W as
unsn lnously expr ssed that the State redouble It's
exeftions to support the government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-24
Prem General I,tII'. C.I..

oAhLANp' va, July ~ General Hills column
remnants OF Garnett's army Resides brinyin,,
In four pieces Of the rebels artillery he n c,eJ
little except a hard march. Six 10 siz ht ,..,a,snd
rebels are reported at Ronnry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-24

NoTcE-Dissric. Of Columbia Advertisements
10 Be inserted IN the BILTIaCRr Sex are received
n and forwarded nom TIE s-Aa Oacs.
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LOC AL NE W s.

t-e-r-t Tps SrA- IS p..S-c4 on t-e ..Stess
Fe.rs grsss Il ca SCOTT, % 6,sihco.e, ~ edition
n 10 lse Gs to require q 10 - put - p,et= az en-
early horr; Advert sr,ents, therefore, should be
sent In before Il O'CLOCK II: otherwise they nsy
Rot appear until tee next day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-24

y Just arrived s. sMIfH,s, No. go s ss1
s sPsiN sS Osss ne rS1s oSs Ar:
yALlCEst CARPET BAG, SHIRT coz
LARS, TIES, HATS and CARS N B.-Al of
~, ~ Sm J. x sMfTd. Cls{Sisr'
NooREs WEST END SODA FoUNT "a
VI IA full operation, dispensing pure CarhoIio
"a suIt his pstrona. : "ss
In addition % = kne stock Of Medicina,. n. h..
&c 'srsl assortment Of Toilet Artei ., sac oFsrs.
&c nESvs
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BOARDING.

BOARD AGENCV.-Member. Of C,pgress- or
y hoeTs ot the Army, Strangers and Citizens can
OBTAIN board or Rooms, furnished or unfnrpished
In eilEiDe 0oatonS, at prices TO suit by applying
- the Board Agency, Washing, on Bull ling, room
70 D; corner Psnnsylysnl av and Severe st d.
rh SEX SiibES. PiopTistoTs OF geniesl tx ard
ing houses, By leaving their applications as above
can be supplied with hrst-cass boardeTs on snort
notce. Je - eotf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-24

THE CohMf<sIoN OF Capt volney :. Fullan
company j, Second regiment Vermont volun
90, picked up on The neld Of battle has beef
left st this office, where IL can be obt. md h,
those authorized TO receive IT, =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-24

GosR ovKR rHR River Yesterday fta,,oo,
ne "a New York rwsnty-third Regiment. ColoneI
nonman, struck their teats add crossed over "a
the Virgiaia sids. 0'' y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-24

Visit TO THR CAMPs-Yesterday afternoon
President l.ineOIn, accompanied by the secretar,
OF TIE Senate, paid visit to the various camp,
over the river. He was welcomed with On bound
ed entn along the hole rout Of his excur
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Col. Wilc.I a Prisoner AT M,n.,.,.

DETRoIT, July % A private di,,ateb from
Manassas via Richmond SAYS that Col WiI~oT
OF tue second brigade, third d!visloa, Ia tber. I
prisoner, slightly wounded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-24

Cove5s!-.rhe sudden changes of our climate arc
sources OF Pulmonary, Br0HehIdl and AStanactic
Agse:honS. cExperionce having proved that simple
fen9ales often got speedily and certainly when
should 81 once DO had 10 4" B,ols.'s Broaehial
ITochss' or L9EsnEes, let the Cold, Cough, or lr-
rltailon oil this Tnroat be slight as By Til
precautlon more ious attack may be eCtualy
yaroed OIL PEbIte Spe Ike-S and SiagsTs viii find
voice. Bee advertisement. si-lJ
READER, have you seen Prof. wOod'g advertise
nent IN our paper. Rev IL; il will interest you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-24

CROWDED Last night the hotels w.,s ov.,
crowded; and up to twelve O'Clock the spplica m.
for lodging were still arriving and being r.iect-d
~ the pfoprieton. MANY were with din cuIty
accommodated at private houses No doubt The
OF those arriving In search Of friends
IN the army
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-24

ThoOPs ExPkcrxp Iii "a ,xp>ctss ma, IN y.
o. Sotonel s,cfes' Excelsier Brigade will
-. rsceed here by tomorrow, a portion Of
sesn having already arrived. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-24

The BATTLE AT Bulls RUIZ never could have
been lost IL every captain tad been provided with
good field glass from M. I Franklin's. the Op
tician, at244 Pennsylvania avenue who sells the n
at reasonable prices. II
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Effect Of the Bait. in LsuI.viiie

LOUISVILLE, July ~ The Union men here are
rather depressed bat Ieselute since the reception
Of the news adverse 10 the Federal forces a a a.
nassas. The Secessionfs,s ere rsmpsBt. bnt thel,
e9fysrd demonstraron are checked b. Tie death
II TopPSias,
.dsys also, the H.,
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VEYOU SUBSCRIBED FOR THE WEEK
LY STAR, TO BE MAILED TO YOUR
FRIEND OR RELATIVE?
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WORLDi
ITS WASHINGTON NEWS Is UNEQUAL
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IT'S GENERAL NEWS IS UNSURPASSED
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ITS AGRICULTURAL MATTER WILL BE
WORTH TO ANY FARMER A HUN
DRIED TIMES ITS YEARLY COST.
ITS HOUSEHOLD RECIPES WILL SAVE
TEN TINES ITS COST EACH YEAR
TO ANY FAMILY.
The NnDtbsr for this Week, to 30 ont on FRI
day Mo,7sing-price Three CsItS-a0iH
Be a remarkably tntSrestsRg one.
Every Person at a distance loho poulH keep
Posted tcith reference to tohar IS really
going or here an these iHterest-
ing times should receive 1t
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sEAfnz-Last night our theatre was full to
ovsrnowing, literally shaken down and runnin0
over Ntn tne throng that squeezed and elbowed
ia way INTO every nook and corner OF the house
Seeung Ihs crowd was out Of the question, and
couldn't be did.n Tonight the besutIfuI ar.
o. Colleen Dawn again, and the roaring farce Of
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CrHTItl'
- U N d o Il T. y.
WATER RE0IsrRAR's OFFICE,

w CITY HALL. July LIST. 1861.
ALL WATER TAKERS are hereby no;Iis,t
that their Wafer Ronts for tho year commencing
with thls dato are now due and payable at ths
ONCE.
The following ia the law Of the Corporation 'in
relation 10 delinquent wat6r-takeTs," viz:
In al oSsos of thu non payment of the water
rent for thirty days after the same is due and pay
able, the Water Registrar snail notify the fur
veyor Of such delinQ ueney, and the said Pyrveyor
shall discontinue the suppl, Of water Immediately
by outing OF the watoT at the main, and he shall
not allow it TO be again used in said dc inc uent o
premises except on notification by the Water Re
Rist ar that the water rent has been paid. az also
the expense Of outing Of and restoring the ow OF
water
The law will DO enforced.
RANDOLPH C0YLE,
" - m Initial "Rfar RaS
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FOB SALE AND RENT.

EOR RfNT-h threO-stoTy BRICK HOUSE
Il containing rooms AMI cellar with gas through
out, 90. street, bet 18th and 18th sta In
snire ot JAMES w. BANKER, at No 425 n
street betssen nth and I2th SITS. wi
HOUSES AND STORES FOB SALE AND
l1 TO LEI: In 81 parts IT the city. Particular
attsnilr VII be given IN letting Houses or Stores
or 10 HOUSES or Furniture left in my chart O curing
the ahEenoe of the owners. Rents collected, D.
FRASER stiles, Real EststA genoy, & DON
NO Washington Building, corner of Pa. avenue
and Seventh nc. - ~ / eotf
pANDSOMELf FURNISHED RDBMR-
< -Four handsomely Furnish ed Rooms, Euppi!ed
with gas AMI water. and COW sDieut To the ?ateIt
ard Post Oflco Dap1rtnien ts, for rent, krpl, Al
1907 Massachusetts avenue, north side, between
VIZ Hbn 'th sts mas
TOR RENT-Ths north HOUSE Of the row OF
1 rev four story houses on Fourth st bstween
ard r. SITS, No. 3sS, fronting the CiIy Hal
sS1aTe PnsEssslon gives immediately. Apply 20
MILAN Il. PHILLIP, Attorney at-LsR, NO
q" Louisiaba avenue ma IL colt
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To THs AFFLIcIxB-Be sure TO read the adver-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-24

%. o. The Grand Encampment OF IN.
District Of Columbia held its annual session last
night. After the Transaction Of other business
br following officers Were elected for the ne ri
John A Moulden, NJ. f. 6. H. Priest; William
B. Roberts, G :. Warden; Alfred II. Gawler q
J. Warden; Harrison g. bowen, O. Scribe
Francis b. Lord, sen q. Treasurer; Jackson
Edmonston, G. Marshal; Frederick Prospect, @
sertinel; William r AcLesn, Representative "a
the Grand Lodge Of the United states An ad.
journed meeting will be held on Tuesday evening,
The 18th Of August.