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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-22
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS


A'riNat OF the CsltssrRia Psuy Exrr....
foRT ksAKEEr, July IL The c1iifor.I, poo,
Ell from San Francisco, with advto~. A, :. .
loo ihst pissed here 10 day
IHe democratic convention ccmpletsd ia lshc,.
sacramento on the Ga, sgtsr nam!ns,irg IN.
following ticket, which IS no' reg,ra. = 80 . .-yy
strong ons outside the party For Go---nor T,h,
Corners; Lieut. Govsracr Rirh,rs q, a. e.
Congress, 90 Ithera district Henry "a 80. |.
northern district, Jos Nck!bb0n; JnHc. ,o.-n,.
Court X =. Whitman; clerk Sup7rn. t.ruyt
Goo :. Evans; Survsyor Gersrsl, Jos 6srd,.r,
Comptroller, Joan r Huffman; q .ts Pris,eg q
R!ig- The ticket wss carried b. toe af...
erick element ia convention. TIE Br-cktur'dy
have thus become re ms!n reliance % the t.pub-
!ioens fJr osrryii tie State 81 the easuiag slss-
.icu.
The prospecting party which lef: ,one q ,nths
saes TO Visit toe Potosi m'rrs or 10. Gila river
IS,nrned loaded down VITA TSC-in-ns OF gold
shver eno lead. The mineral wealth % this
seS g. 10 apparently great, pert eulsrly silves
LS tTe.ent ssson he's o-en The mOs, rea S-k-
ah'e Tor rain ever known In OREGON In.i-ad Il
wSi'n ano arY %ea her In A pril. the raj yspIpu
har IaSttd up 10 the Present raOnth In o0uFe-
Qn~hce the Ersks ana vegetable gsneraily hps hen
nnst luxurious. sndThe cattle aae ho-,-s f,t ara
nue.: he cold chilly raias lave d,n.,-.d tba
Sprlng ops la appearance, while the earl -b,t,
threatens 10 srs'n such growth n strs, Al %
endanger its heading
Nearly all tie churches in San Fr,,,t..o 49,.
run mp the S'ars snd StFIps duriny tn ~..k -
rem q! a up all tt war Is ended The Fou,tb ~
July was celebrated with unusual entbWsiss-p
THREE compshi-G OF tie 4'h Infantry U..,aA
states army, hsve arrived la O-eRon. t'a,an.,i
~ right hNB cnuntsrm ,nd-d the orsar A. tNe
renovsl Of Capt Pick-ti's cunpaay OF On Z: a,ry
from san Juan Island
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y sm The P.~,us, A,k ala, rad .ti.su-t.

ST LoCt, July 10 The RspuLlicI-'s y nts
re correspondent says u is prObable t-It Cole,
Isuoy will soon Q. nd :. fore % rers pin Q Part
Miss. (TeTas wb' r. there is .Hrge amount Z
army sl"res D. longing 10 he .enera. yng.rnmsnt
br. Porter from Springfield Mo Gu the eve
mug OF The 10 inst arrived tonight he ro-
prts hat Governor Jackson ard q. neral 2, n Al.
CliloEhs torres we're ~ Csm" Wa E~r tsa m ~,
south 81 tie Missouri u e. 20 Y- low lie A n n
Eas Their 81 K Is ext. I'd. d ~ fer sE Ne sLo
Utility miles EorIh uf amp Walker
G"nerGl Pope (U"iOn) cit 10 dsy for ~ CSarl,s
where be ibiist - hIs D.. srq rrrtsFs 80 Mr.
Missouri His command will u 900 S.ro, n ard
so sted tbat j. rsnn City, BoonyIlie and TEX
irgton, all wi hin striking dist rec Of r-eb b-r
will be the prinripal point IN the northern AIT
he State The Home Guards a J, frsrson City-
and the Fed. raj forces Will tnTamo outsida the
city limits during the session n = at Conveutio.
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IT EztrsO5d nary exeYt.o-T vi! b. made In
tie WeStera STATES this TAI To mtnufsrture sugar
from Sorg hum-PartisllY with toe Oh lot OF -va-
sugars and 60 pply the deficiency O. used Ly lie
loss Of the crop In Louisiana.
II The smsrnt If money ~sp.u-s< BIZ re
loyal vireinians, at the Bs cf w-ston, turns ut
to be S3O, 100, instead Of S27 600 Thrss ttpux.ud
az thu SUN was owed 20 poo- Iahorsrs. ana treV
imme6t st1iy received tbs due
Tbs Free assc4 lodges in Funce which
We're closed till OctOb+r, have bs-a allowed 20
open the lsst week in Jane, in order 70 initiate
Hsssan al Khan, the Persian Ambassador, aud
fo1r Of his at aches.
ID Blondin has been trying the experiment {
W. ceiling young lien In barrow on tn usL
rope He succeeded after much di1eulty and re-
prsted failure, although nearly at the sEPsass Of
his life.
III zone Jefferson Davis" such 10 the f-ru
Of the Indictment In the case cf the privs'-s rt-
mtn now In New York sw1iting their ri i Tor
piracy. In the oidsn time the Indictment ran
"Moved by the instgstion Of the devil
LII Toe New Orleans papers are elustins owe,
n Geographic snnounoementthat" forty thou IA
bsles Of American cotton" were DESTROYED by IA.
Ore in London. Ii was "lndis cotton" thaf wa
burned
iUIn san Francisco the war tp.,,t p,sv,,,
vita increased agdor Almos. every hall ~ mir
able size is used ss din ROOM by tia valuytr.r.
secess!oniss have little show Ia California.
ID William "a. Polk, brother Of er Pres,esxs
IN ehu MegI OF NE u Miro Ora oona ~ 4fs
Mexican wsr, IL named 60 q csndi daie 70, 0e,s
ernor Of Tennessee. -
IL !. Is estimated that th~ maple sugar orop
Tor tae current ear viii exceed q GO tons valued
a. - 0I7,Gs0
IT. volume which has been missing from
Harvard College library SIXTY years has lately
been returned. -
III II is sisted tha' The CIar of r unsis win
yis,t the Emperor OF Frahcs this season, at Chs
Ions Camp
u Laura Keen Is preparing new sensation
play Tor her theatre, and has already sxpsnd.1
% COS for the scenery.
IL Last wetk man named Levi mid % ~
worth soGse S2uO, on, was arrested in ClsvslxDd
as the chief OF d gang Of burglars.
~ A French schcolrnaSter has recently b~~r,
Pa'Eish-d with Two mon bs' Imprlsonu,rnt foo
str kiHg child in bis school
iD-t Is stated In the Daily New, that IN.
nonloe8 OF HiaSons now GU g'rike I'm Lsadoa
10 greater than during the lockout az ISSe o.
VI battery las been invented I'm Det-ott
which, with the aid Of SIX m-a, win dfsctsrgs
three hundred and twenty balls per minute.
u The total shipments Of boOu and .hoss sr
RAJ! and sea for tie week have bern iso5 casa.
IL very large porTian 81 the uoops Le 49,
Ing 10 the Federal forces In Missouri are 6<rmsss
y ra Gould a Son, Of Montreal, of,,f IA -.
at par, 81 0oo 90 Of the u 4. loan.
10 Virginia wa settled In ieo1, and unssstled
In 1901
" Atl-sst twenty thousand guas wsr S,ouaAt
y'ss Asmp0RiS.
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ENGLAND ASKS oNE OPES CorToN PoKT A
Nasnlngt,7 correspondent OF the New Gofs
Times SAVE:
! earn from sources entitled 90 urouetioped
cr"dt thoS tie BRITISH GDvern-upnt rc.!ng IA con.
cert wa that II FTHnce. is about 20 request az
the Cn'ted StatrE Government ID. ererut5tlua OF
one Southern cotton port from the block tds 30
that they nav get needful T1pplits Of tha stapl-
The idea Is been oiScHSssd for come time rast
aino"s !eao!pg EPsiish 'nrHsl-, dOgo,'ess Etta a
view % testibg the temper al cur D. SpIe AID tbs
probable r-ceI ZION which such dsfnuad wi ~
counter You may Test ssur.d the Adnin,stl-
ton will In any circumstances coJceds anything
Of the sort
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The Maria NI,s,.n.n

KANSAS CRY, Mo, July e-The FurI Scott
items
Gen. LYON, who Is marching south toward
Springfield, has about 5000 m-n. includtng Nst
Sturges command he bs. also - nsld pieces
OF artillery, q! various dsEcr ptiOns "a ab~rdsrc.
OF ammunition, and a fun trln OF baggage
wagons
Mccullough and Jackson have Tet-eated across
We ArAansas line for the purpose Of criJng tibet
troops Their AVAILABLE force ia ev,iUst..d ~ n, .
$40 wen, Including the IsIaR Rangers md !,
f't S!pPi regiment. General Lyons suengt n
W; be between ten thousand and twelve thous.
aud
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another PrIyat-er Prize Recsptured and
Drought TO New NOr.-s hrre OF the Pr.Ie
Crtw kiIlrd By the CeIsred SlrunId

NEw SOEK, July 81 Arrived s.hoonsF q T
Warning. one II the prI~s captured by The priya.
ter "!rh Davis" On the MS ht Of the 18Th ip,t .
when INV les south N Charlestcn tie steward ,
VIM Tim a. ki'l.d three 81 the prIIe crew with
Ratchet. Ths other two Were rel a,-d on prou.
lsln2 TO assist In working the vessel TIER nsmes
are James " Inner and Ian 80 DAVIS - f,rrasrIy
o. New Jersey The negro rimsa wita the aid of
the rtst OF the crew, except one named DOns'd " .
Cloud, who refused Co sis. In the reos pture of
tie vessel, brought her 20 this port.
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LOCAL. NEW s.

DThotEsh fHs srAk II printed on the tastes
steam pFsn in use scuth OF Baltimore, tn edition
large e 10 require u to BE- put 70 press at an
sariY hour Advertisements, Therefore, should be
ssnt in before IL O'Clock m; stherwise they may
nos appear until the next day.
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IL Or roa hsrn friends, Eays the LouisvIIls
Jour al, mus; have ben paying en- mo 40 prio-s
Tor Provisions II W. may Judge, OF cOur.- we
may, from the prices paid here to dTaym-R a I'd
wa2onerI for hauling 10 tue y nashville depOt Ca
sunday night one man got SIXTY Eve dollars Tor
h'uIng AnotbFr got ten o"ll-1 for ha1ll - a
single Ioad Cf CSnd 90. LAST VeeL another rat
thlrty dollars for taking tingls Load q pY.,v!.
SloEs How long our southern friends cortiaas 20
oad money fer the payment Of such pricls Tor
justly such rates OF dFsysse'
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BOARDING.

pnARD AGENCv.-sanbers Of G 1nrress. or
~ hcers OF nc Army, STRANGERS md Citizens can
obtain Board or Rooms, furaig ad or unfurrIEhed
IN eislhe location at Pric1s - sUIt, ny applying
A. the Boarf Agency. washing on '!nil ing room
40 orEer PennsylyanlR sy and SsvsnIh st. D.
FHhSER SFtLE-. PrHpri tors o. geu eel boa d.
ing houses, by leaving their appli stIUns az above
oan be supplied with hTssolsss boarders on short
houce' js "a eotf
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FreIkht rpot BuTntIpRo.,or

BosToN, July % The large wooden depot Of
the Maine railroad, on Caus-wav street wsI burnt
this morning A considerable quantity u m. r.
chandise stored therein wSs badly damaged 81
GLIDING q bales IL cotton, q small quantity %
How, castG Of shoes, &c
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The Blockade Of ChaTI,,Isa

loUIsvILLs, July 10 The Char estol Nrrcury
ot the 18th ssyss large fri ate slppoesd % b. "a.
Minnesota, arrived of the bar yes'erdsy There
are now four vessPls 10 sight The brIg P.rrv
occasionally makes her appearunca
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Ar fyaIoftheV,nce,,

EosToS, July % Tue United st7t-s 81 0 Vim
cennes arrived below last night She bGi been
cruising week so1th Of Nantucket for privsteers
7 he revenue Crawford, also Oh Z cruise for pri-
yateeEs, has Iut ir here.
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NoTIcr Of Columbia Advertisements
Do be inssSted In The BaLrMoRE SuS a:e received
u and forwarded from THE STAR Oascs.
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foI TnE SkIT OF WAR DR. A J Borland, O
This CITY, having volunteered his services to ID
Government, was this morning furnished with
Pess by Gen Mar stsld, and started for the seat O
war, 20 render professional aid 70 NE wounded
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THE sTEANERs to AlsIandria are suspende,
nom their regular trips tn day, by order Of Gov
eminent, which doubtless needs them tor tran
poftation Of munitons OF war, &c
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ON FRIDAY lass a soldier named BaeEentoes
Of one OF the Neo '-|si.uT~Qiments, WIS killed by
The premature discharge "a 2sket In the hands
OF eoTnrade. His remains were sent forward 20
his family.
member Of 4 Massachusetts, regiment, named
Bous ngton, WAS shot by accident ard iustautly
killed on the same aferroos His body WA a $50
forwarded TO 8 friends at Pail River
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ORDzAcs Some more heavy field pieces an,
Q lot OF shell, grape and canister were landed from
the propeller Ann Eliza, at the Long Bridge, yes
tRrdsy.
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ATTENTION, DISTRICT VoLuErRRRs!- You
were mustered ont Of service before the war f1iry
begun. You did your duty, ard your whole duty
But shall We now fold our arms In inglOrious
ease, while our brethren are In tn. field ayhting
eur battles for usf Nevsr-never. Let Us seize
upon our arms and share their fate. | propose
That the District Volunteers, aud all true inen
ly and apply TO the Government for arms and
oner 10 light In our sounGy's cause, until the
enemy are driven from our vicinity We shsuld
raise Q brigade Of voIuntseH In The District In
two days.
l have the honor To remain, your friend and
tslow-eiulen, EDWARD C.. CAskIHsroa
IL Republican copy1
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sOvgaEoR hoEsAs. Of New York, visited III,
camp OF the Twenty-nfth New York Reyiment
Col Rogers, In Fort Runyon. on Saturday even
Ing last, and made a short address 10 the troo %
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s:s .I. sPT Il sskkTa ySNa 3D. sC s.
S'sssils; % Is;i Sii S,s Il z
the sbovensmed goods fof ssls q E9TfaeEn > -iees.
ne S@ ], n, SMITH, Ctcthls5,
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR RENT-A handsome STORE, on the most
business part OF Bridge street. butt - year
Ter n dry goods store. hnd DOW Fl ted M = l. n
she YES and coun ers suitlb for either dry goo4s
or fancy husiness Ken low. Apply next door, OF
l. NEWMAN. jy 10 s;
HOUSES FOR RENTING Ha and No. ~ on
- the south side Of lndit naavoaue. tn Of them
very large and convonisEt hOuses, with good sta
blIrg and "a riage-!Ouses.
Hhis", the oomno1IOus and large Housa, No $50,
On the nnr'h 8 de f - street
enIh street. iy II 9.Y,F
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iys-Im No 5ai.@mfsisn.sv W.SSi MO = ION
WATER REGIsrRAR's OFFICE,

WATER REGIS TRAR'S OFFICE,
w CITY Hall. July lst, 1881.
ALL WATER TAKERS are hereby notified
thst their W ateT Rents for the year commencing
with this date are now due and payable at this
Office
the following is the law of the Cooperation Gin
relation to delinquent water-take B." viz:
In ali osses of tn non payment of tre water
rent TO thirty days after the same is due and pay
able, the Water Registrar shall notify the Pur-
veyOr Of such delinquency, and the said Purveyor
shal dlscsntlnue the supply OF wafer Immediate
by outing OF the wa, at ths MAN. and 20 shall
not a;ow IL 70 DO agsin used in sald de iquent's
pr mises except on no ih"atIOR by the w ater Re
Rist ar that the water has been paid. a. also
the expense of outing OF and rsstoriHS the flow of
water"
The Law will lie enforced.
RANOOLPH COYLE,
iyl-'m TIntelil Water x eKistrhY
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR RENT
~ meroooIs View, tho rsrI6enre IF t1s Iate
Wasnington Be'r Ell u.ted about two mil from,
Tue center Market WASHINGTON Z Ia fam con-
taIns 4lO sc,es of vhloh 25I anrss Of arable and,
well aIaPtsd to TIE growth of grain. Glover AID
brI,k dwell ing oafr,nge- hcase stable SO Tbis
/; a de!ighifui .ltuation for summer resIdsnce
The ia IN vii bs rented from now In Il tn lat OF
January lG6t, or the hOu % a,"na, f de sIred.
r. F9T r1ItHer p'riioalaTs INQUIRE "f F. MID
KY, 400 d street, bow cen I'd and 81 sts
jJ i6- fSV2WE
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AFFAIRS NEAR HUNTING CRREx-


ALHxASpRIA, Va, July 2.-Editor Star: Tn.
soldiers Tor GONE Of them OF tie Garibl!d r.gi-
nent now stationed on guard near Hunting Greek
are behaving then selves badly. I am sorry to saw
They are committing depredations through ell
the neighborhood, CaiOn people fariug quite as
Hly 90 the sccessonsts In that respect. They help
hrmselyes 70 the poultry, butter and milk Of the
farmers. and on Thursiay night they went to the
house OF Mr. Gibbs, strong Union man and TO-
soluisly took the silver spoons from his supper
table People passing TO and from Alexandra on
Legitimate hyssprss, have great ucubIe with their
passes In gig by the Gsribaldi an guards. on
account oftse latter not being able to read Eng
Lab
THE X HoDS ISLANDER AND TIE Coon When
The X hode Island boys took possession Of the en-
can Pnentnf Tying &" SAcesh," among the articles
sveThauled was young rsccooD la durancs vile,
bot whether because Of Gis loyal propensIties tue
record sAyeth not A Rhode Island 6oy at once
proceeded 10 confscdte his cOonship and after
much bibusiion and mani pUlat!oL sr-cc-paed I'm
Introducing the prisoner into bis knapsack, and
marched OF with his prize. Rhody, howeve-,
soon found that he had caught tartar and after
vain eDdeayor To make the animal lie sill and
cesse his taatrums, the raccoon was releaied on
parole, ard suffered to depart in peace
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TEE U. 8 STEAMER PocAHosrAs 10 now en-.
gsged In conveying transports around from Bal
nmore TO Washington.
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ADvAScIss INTO VIRGINIA The First Maine
Regiment, oil jackson, marched over the Chair
Bridge Into Virginia, about O'Clock Saturday
II ne Thirty-sevepth New York Regiment, Col
McCunn, marched over into Virginia yesterday
morning.
The Fifteenth Regiment (sappers and miners),
Col Mcleod Murphy, broke camp during yester-
day afternoon, and went to Alsxandria.
The New y ork Twenty second Reg inent Col
Phel Pc, left camp near Glenwood, and marched
over the Long Bridge about 10 o'clock last night
The Sixth Maine Regime aiso isft for Virgins
during the day and, also. the Thirty-nflh New
York, about IL O'Clock last night
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D
WLSHlEG TON AND BALTIMORE
Wall run o. fU!!ows:
hEaVE WASHINGTON at Is and 10 a. III.
ana 30 and Is arriving At Rs!:Imare NJ z 81
a. 80 an. f.G5 ard 7.sJ =. n.
LEAVE BhLTta:ORE a. and - q. ~. and
3 - ana5 p n arriving at WsshinE ton - 60 end
Il. 10 u IA. and Is ard 8 IS p. II.
Passenger Trains leaving WGcsinEton at 10 8.
m RGd - p. H., aud RRIi;InOr ;..f - 2 m and
P m mai G direct connexions for AnEnPOiis a. he
gunot on.
TrsiGs leave 4 M apolIs for Dai timore ara VVa.h
ing ton a. go Z. IL. AID Is o. m
Passenger Trains leaving ~ asGiIgLon st EI5 and
ia tirnDre for PhIiaGotpbia, NsT Vol. a,'s,o1'
AEd all OtEor 3 IClJ = oTth.
Al, articles OF freight mot cortrahaud uf warl
will be trabSpoTt"d over the iins. I'm ave Trains
will eevs RslGSGOre ss< ~ g. IA. Leave ~ sshirs-
ton -tzp.T II.
81 oraer Of the secIel.rr of War:
THOMAS 4 SCOTT,
N is GensrAl MLrl.er
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AkBuLAEcEs.-Two long trains Of ambula noes
sFosssd the Long Bridge into Virginia yesterday
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OoysHs,IThs sudden changes Of our climate are
sources OF Pulmonary, B-0aehtdI sud AstsDsdtte
DseftosS. xperlence having proved that simple
,,enedies Omen eot speedltJ and certainly when
snould .! Onoe DO had TO BsoSs's Br0RektaI
NetAS, or L9zenges, let the Cold, Cough, or IT.
r4lon OF the Throat be ever Elight, a. By this
pfeosation more serious attack may be edectualy
y4ded on. Pnb!te Speakers and StaSeys viii find
men ereotue! tor clearing and STRENGTHENING tn
voice. See advertisement. de i-ly
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A soLpI.. MuKpKREp.-Abont IL O'Clock nl

A SOLDIER MuRDBRED.-About IL o'clock on
Saturday night colOred man named William
Woodward killed a soldier fthe Third Michigan
Reg ment at the corner Of Jefferson and W atPr
streets, IN Georgetown, without any provocatior
The soldiers name 10 Frederick Swingington,
and he belonged 70 company A OF that reg iment.
Woodward, WHO 10 a notorious negro, deliberately
drew knife with which he attacked Swinging
ton, inhicting a severe wound on tn. side Of the
Yesterday morning. Woodward was pursued
and captured and taken Go the wa.ch-hcase and
Afterwards committed to the county jail FOR eI-
animation to-day. Svingington was an estilnable
Youn2 man
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kIlnER, have you sesp Prof Woods advertise
nsat IN our paper. Req 1t; IL viii interest yoa.
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PKnNIRs.
e. esons desiring pennies will Always ind than
~ exchange ~ the st4r Ofios counter.
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.. 40 isx ATyI5cIIp!Egs suys 70 read ths sdvsr.
HSs1fE- OF hoLean's Strength eninE Cordial aid
pond far1hsr. IN smother column. n
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STEAMBOAT NOTICE.

STEAMBOAT NOTICE.
- PEOPLE'S LINE.
WILMINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA.
Tho steamer stan, Ca plain I, lins, will leave
Sixth street wharf on her regula ~-S
hours Omnbusss lea-e the Cepi-.
q eauo. B a: fare cents Commencing on Sat-
urday, the 29th instant, at DEL ok :. m.
jy 10 lw- =. RY TRER. Agent,
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ATTENTION, CARRTEoTON HonI GuARps-
You are hereby notified TO meet at your srmory
his Monday evening, At O'Clock.
J. 9oppAKp,
Capt commanding c. Ii. Guards.
Georgetown, July ~. IL
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HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS
H -Four handsomely FINISHED Rooms, Supplied
With gas and water, ana convenient to the t'steEi
aud Post Cfce Departments, for Tent Apply al
aSGH Massschrsetts avenue, rofth side, between
Sth and 5ta stz. UJsS3
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~ U N b o A T 8 +.

U
QEorfTmdster GsHerdFs Ofes. I
Washington Guy. July Is, rel
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS for huls OF IN
Bosis tor the Western rivers are on exhibition -
this ofioe, and at Offices OF Qua ter masters at
PIitshGrg. Cincinnati, -. Loais and Alton.
Roat- 10 b. delivered st Cairo BIDS should be
s-n to Qusrtermsster &c Geral of the United Stites
Asuy, at Washington, y isE Au gust. st IncU.
irls Brig. Ga1r and On artarmasts Gen,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-22

~ ,AMEk CLOTHING at rssulss pr.oes ct
'" 700 ss9snth street, opposite Post Once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-22

PROVISION store Of ths following articles,
to VT:
Plain Famil' sd x'Ta Sugar Cared HAMS,
DRIFD BEEF and LARD,
Superhna Extra, anc Family FLOUR.
Who will be sOd exclusive st vhOlssais at as
low 6En.es as they c.n Ds delivered here from Raj
tinore any other point cast nI the muuptaius.
We respectfully Invite th- dealers Of Washington
ard yicinIty To cal and examine our stock before
purchasing elsewhere
J. MowHINNEY & CO.,
slim No 50 I."rIsiana av Washins ton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-22

400 rv,s PR0yIsIoSS; ~
1850 bus. OATS, averaging IS lbs per bgshel.
KING Il DURCHELL,
jeT Corner Fif zenith st. AL Vermont Nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-22

FOR RENT-A throe-story BRICK HOUSE,
Il CONTAINING rooms and celia, wlth tss through
snire of JAMES w. BAL KER. At 10. sas II
street bet Scen ';'h and 18th SITS Nv IF