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| VI Extraordinary exertions will be made IN
the Western States this fall, to manufacture sueal
from sofghum-partially with the object Of eva
sugars, and to supply the deficiency caused bv tb.
| loss of the crop In Louisiana.
| III The amount Of money captured by th.
loyal Vlrginlans at the Bank Of Weston turns on
to be $4,000, instead Of S27 900 Three thousand
OF the sum was owed 70 poor laborers, and thew
| Immediately received their dues.
IL The Free Mason lodges in France which
| were closed till October, have been allowed q
| open the last week in June In order to initiate
hassan a IL Khan, the Persian ambassador, and
| four Of his at aches.
ID Blondin has been trying the experiment Of
wheeling young lien In a barrow on the tiqbt
rope. He succeeded after much difaculty and re-
Peated failure, although nearly at the expense OF
IL zone jefferson Davis, - such 4, the form
OF the Indictment in the case Of the privateers.
men now In New York awaiting their trial for
piracy In the olden time the Indictment ran
MOVED by the instigation Of the devil
The New Orleans pa pers are Rloatinr ovey
Geographic announcement that ss forty thousand
bales OF American co;ton'' were DESTROYED bv the
burned. "' wan
DIn San Francisco the war sn,,,t n,.v.u,
with increased ardor. Almost every hall OF suit
able size 10 used drill room by the volunteer
secessonists have little show In California.
IL Il is estimated shat the maple sugar crop
ior me current year will exceed % 900 tons valued
II volume which has been MISSING from
Harvard College library sixty years has lately
been returned.
III IL is stated that the Car of Russia will
VISIT the Emperor Of France this season, at Cha
Ions Camp. - VIA
,ULaur Keen Is preparing a new sensation
play for her theatre, and has already expended
IS 900 for the scenery.
10 Last week man named Levi, said to he
worth some 500, 600 was arrested in Cleveland
az the chief OF a gang Of burglars.
III A French schoolmaster has recently been
punished with two months imprisonment, for
striking child in his school
N-t 10 stated In the Daily News that the
number OF masons now out on strike In London
10 greater than during the lockout Of I65e-o0.
VI battery has been invented in Detroit
which; with the aid Of six men, win discharge
three hundred and tweaty balls per minute.
W The total shipments Of boos and shoes by
fail and sea for the week have been 1905 cases
ID very large portion Of the troops belong
ing 70 the Federal forces In Missouri are Germans
y Ira Gould q Son, Of Montreal, offer to take.
at par, 81 600 600 Of the u 9. loan. -
IL Virgins was settled in 1907, and unsettled
In 1851.
UAtleast twenty thousand guns were brougb,
by the Hammonia.@ - " "eNeA'
IL Forty prizes have been taken In Bsn,,o,
Roads since the blockade, valued at SI .OO0 On
u The value Of the contraband negroes held
the Federal troops 10 over 81 ,O00, 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-22

ENGLAND ASKS ONE OPEN Cor1oS PoRr-A
Washington correspondent Of the New York
Times says:
learn from sources entitled to unquestioned
credit that the British Government acting in con-
cert with that Of France, Is about to request of
one Southern cotton port from the bloc kade, 90
that they may get needful supplies Of the sts Die
The idea has been discussed for some time past
among leading English journals, doubtless with a
view to testing the temper Of our people, and the
probable reception which such demund will en-
counter You may rest assured the Administra-
tlon Will In any circumstances coDcede ANYTHING
Of the sort
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Gen. Garnetrs Fugitive Fsre.s,

Especial dispatch TO the Cincinnati Commercial 7
WHEELING, Va, July l7.-Through cowardice
or imoecility, Gen. Hill permitted the escape OF
Garnett's fugitives near Oakland. They mum.
bered about fifteen hundred, and were exhausted,
and probably would have surrendered withou,
resisting. Hills advance was within a mile and
half OF them, eager for the fray, wheR he sud
denly ordered countermarch, against the expos
tulations of officers and men. He afterwards re-
ceived strong rsinfcrcements, and returned. but
tons, and fearing disaster, had ordered him e
stop. The enemy being reinforced, and Hi
having allowed the right opportunity to pass
should he meet disaster the fault will be bis
Major Marcy goes to Washington, as bearer Of
dispatches.
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xxxTInI coNGRRss-RxrRA SESSION

SENATE On Saturday, AFTER our report closed
Mr. Lathsm delivered a speech Endorsing in
many respects the views OF Messp. Brec kinfidge
and Bayard, but not q word had either OF them
aid ~ 10 the inftactions Of the Constitution by
tnose now in rebellion whatever wos necessary
on The part Of the Preside Go support the Consi-
,nu0n and the laws, even though without author
,sy, ne would approve. He complimented Judge
fancy, and condemned the suspension Of the writ
OF naoeas corpus and the increase Of the regular
efmy. ne was In favor Of sustai ny the Govern
meh', ana considered u the Imperative duty Of
the laws
After Few remarks from Mr. Rise and . brief
executive session, the Senate adiournsd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-22
THE MovEMESTs OF THE nav

At 6& a. m. General Tyler fred his large ON,
from his position Tin command of the left wing,
on the road from Centreville to Bull Run Gen.
eral Mcdowell headed the column Of the r,obt
marching frCm CentreviIle to the neiphborbood
Of Sudley Church, whore its right rested. From
that point he saw the enemy IN battle array. He
(with hls staff and Brackets L. 6 Cavalry made
an observation there at 1OX o'clock On seeing
MeEO~eiI and his staff, the enemy Cwho were
on e.zL'H OF a mile on, In battle aray) fred his
frst vOl.eV at them.
Gen Med then ordered up the hrst brigade Of
the column be was heading. 1t came up in oood
ofder and opened fire on the enemy, and the
battle IairIy began on both sides Burnsids,s
brigade headed by the New York SEVENTY FRS,
Eighth, and Fourteenth, (BrookIyn,) next cams
up and went into the action In most aIIant ,,vla
At that time the enemy began to throw shell
heavily, and other of our brigades were brongb,
into action on the right.
IyleI's column formed the left wing, headed
by the two Ohio regiments.
The New York Sixty -ninth's Lieut.. Colon.,
(HaggtrtY) was the first man killed. When tb,,
regiment was ordered to go into the action tbs
men threw away their coats and som. of tborr
their shoes, so Is TO be unencunbered IN, to,.1
loss Is very variously estimated from $40 k,usd
and wounded TO 5000.
AT p. IN. some one issued an order To ret,-.
the fist regiment that obeyed the command did
so in order The next and all the rest were ,,,,ed
then with panic and ran.
heavy cavalry charge by the enemy upon ,
broken column Of ours which was restfng ps,
one Of the hospitals, was one Of the dIsastrop,
events OF lie day, and immediately preceded III,
general backward movement. This cavalry bat
been concealed in the woods and made a sndde,
es"saexPected dash in that direction upon on
troops.
Two churches-Bethlehem Church and sudIs,
Cburch-siiuated at either end of the line, wer.
converted into hospitals, with many other build
ings.
There was great lack Of ammunition on on,
part.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-22

A UNION MAN IN THE REBEL ARnY-we have
oeen favored with an extract from letter written
by Major Alexander Hamilton, Aid to General
sanford, from Martinsburg, mentioning the fol-
lowing interesting incident related by General
Paterson:
Among the wounded soldiers Of III. rebel ,rmv
taken prisoner In the recent battle one who was
dying sent for an officer and told him that che
would find his musket clean and unloaded, and
placed filed with wax ,, and then with his l,s,
breath he prayed for the Union
The gun was examined, and the tale Of this
sadly wronged victim Of Southern tyranny proved
to be true N. Y Herald
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vARrAN's BArrEHr.-GeneraI Mcdowell b,

EAR'AN's BATrERT.-General Mcdowell has
caused the following order to be Issued:
The captains Of Variants battery NJ ltob, .,,,I
iery, at ached to the Eighth Regiment OF the New
1ofk volunteer State Militia, having Completed
tne Penod Of liz enlistment, L. honorablv dis.
ana will march TO Alexandra and renors % go
hunyon 70 be mustered out OF the service The
material OF the battery will be turned oye, % ,bs
V'onance omcer OF this command. This battery.
within twenty-four hours notice II has :, IN
times rendered prompt and willing and erscisnt
service and gained the appreciation OF higb mill
taTY gentlemen. nIii-
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OOur southern friends, says the Louisville
Journal, must have been paying enormous prices
may, from the prices paid here to draymen and
wagoneTs for hauling to the Nashville depot On
sunday night one man got sixty. I've dollars for
hauling. Another got ten dollars for hauling a
single load of candles Last week another got
thirty dollars for taking single load of proSi-
sions How long our southern friends continue to
nnd money for the payment Of such prices for
provisions as they must have been paving to
justify such rates Of drayapes
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The RETURINs TROOPS The FIrst and sacora
Rhode Island regiments came in about IoU
O'Clock, about one half the number being in tn
line. Their splendid battery, with the exception
OF one gun, Is utterly DESTROYED
The second New Hampshire regiment, which
numbered l,C4O men, arrived soon afterv.,d,
bringing IN between go and 700 men.
The Fire zouaves which have got here thus "a,
number l5J men 'A1
The Twenty-Second, Thirtieth and Tbi,tv-
mira New York regiments received order. 70 al
vance over the river, ard left camp abou, nIns
ocIoCk last night. They returned between eIsvs,
ana Twelve, their orders having been counte,-
handed.
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sshss .saIiaa sEssF FsS ,ls
Nav % thar fnl supply OF MILITAkYS
:ss MAJ lase fsSsSSsss ssa bas.}Rs
Ssps, Epsnletss Lace, shoulder Straps,
EST Fii. ING ,CHSTflEsfEsSS.' i'0rs''d PAT
m d, 4. 'fIS oUbo eEso ! Co..
Naval and Military Msrohsnt Tailor,
VH-eoSm 8ostA sE- undDf Brovp's Botsi,
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VI Last Saturday afternoon the ste,ms, 70
inmoia left Baltimore for Washington WITH !.
la,ge cargo Of -four, bacon, sugar, coffee. To,
wnishy' &c, for the army There is now in
nnumore an immense amount of army supple.
yet TO be furnished. uppi'eA
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THE ST. NICHnLAa

COrneT FtIseaIh ard y sf,esf,
opposite the United States Trexsurr.
81 vi teSe the pleasure Of Opennns % ne ppklr
oa Monoey, July nd, les the sbove-A |. ii
Sns,e everything that pertains 20 plsss lks ~
OF that d scrlPton can he had There has h~er 40
Sns The hest thet mosey On produce eaa alssss
9eI1und mere IN AL GUAM nj. ., and Of the rnresf
description. Hoping 20 solicit the epoo ana e,r~rt
2f the citizens Of the Metropolis al are ress sof
iniiJ Invited 10 call and Judge for thsmsslvsx
MAS. :. n. KENNEDY
m a s. -. formerly Of Rslhnors.
f.s Hsylnf had a. worldwide repuiefior for
serve Isml1es And holels a. asnl -. " 30 q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-22

Ut Work on the Harper's Ferry bridge has
been going on for two or three days, and the lay
Ing OF the heavy timbers across the piers will be
soon completed. The cars will probably be able
to cross by TO- morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-22

ID To-day Major General Banks leaves For,
MeHenry to take command Of the force nor
under Patterson, whose term Of service has .,.
Pired. Gen. John A. Dix supersedes Gen. Bank,
and enters upon his duties at Annapolis TO-DAY,
Immediately upon Gen. Banks departure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-22

W instructions have been received at the Raj
nmofe rost Once to send all mail matter 70,
Harper's Ferry and Charlestown 70 tbs ~
master Of Gen. PattersOn's army, by whom thew
Will be delivered, until such time as Posm,,te,
can be appointed for Harper's Ferry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-22

ID The Governor Of Alabama has issued a
proclamation calling for three thousand more
men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-22

IVA citizen Of Philadelphia has a contract
FOR furnishing the Government with 81 600 KNAPP
sacks and $4,000 haversacfs, at cost Of 500 OOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-22

" samuel r. Anderson, Gideon ]. Pn,ox
ana Daniel 5. Donaldson have been appointed
ngsoier Generals in the provisional forces Of The
Confederate army. VI VIC
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Or. Gov. jackson, with the great body of the
Missouri troops, has retreated into Arkansas
where, with Ben Meculloch, he is supposed to
be drilling his troops and making preparations
for renewed action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-22

Gov. sPRAsuE, Of Rhode Island, arrived here
this morning with the remnants Of his two rec,
menss, and at once retired to his room at vii.
iards', being Frustrated by fatigue He will.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-22

ITFrom the publishers, Ticknor a Fields, we
have advance sheets of the " Atlantic Monthly,
for August, containing articles for the most part
Of immediate current interest
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u Government has chartered the large steam.
t 81 rOcanontas' OF the Baltimore and Richmond
line, for transportation purpose, .'"0H1
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W Last Friday, Fort Mifiin, al Philadelphia
'uueL oy lightning, damaging the ice -houss
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IL DR.. J. e. Rawlings, correspondent Of the
New York Commercial Advertiser, was Killed
near Fortress Monroe last Friday, while on
scouting expedition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-22

1--we are indebted to Shlington, odeon
Building, for an early copy Of Harper's Magazine
for August, and OF Dickens GAN the Year
Roundn for July
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-22

IL From the author we have lively compo-
stion, I" The New Yankee Doodle" by Dan mot
Bev.) Tucker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-22

ID Prof Longfellow 10 rapidly recovering
from his Injuries sustained by the late burnin,
catastrophe.
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W he steamship AragO which l.f. Nsw
iofh Saturday for Europe carries two t,vsiv.
POuhoer rlned cannon for defense apain., ,.I..I.-
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IL To-day the telegraph ONCE at Harper,s
Ferry was opened for the frst time since ts evac-
uation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-22

-, On Friday the New York Defense com,,,.
IN distributing small fund to th. f,m,It".
'oiuhteers, paid out over g. 900 IN Inn no.,.,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-22

bon t,n,1 ne ueen OF Spain is the las, of the Rom,
'auiiIy that sits upon throne. ''-' i''uf'
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that Col. Hunter had driven them bach 4, m.
yea, and that Col HeintIelman,s Command va
meeting with everv success, and that IL reouired
put the reserve Of Gen. Tyler's division 70 push
on to Manassas Junction r
Mississippi soldier was taken prisoner nv
private Hasbroofe, Of the Wisconsin second repi-
ment. He turned out to be Brigadier Quarter
master Pryor, cousin Of Roger A. Pryor He
was captured with his horse az be bv accident
rode within our lines. He discovered himself by
remarking to Hasbrook-'We are getting badly
cut to pieces "what regiment do you belong
70 :" asked Hasbrook. "The 10Th Mississippi y
was the answer. "Then you are my prisoner, -
said Hasbrook
From the statements Of this prisoner IL appears
thaf our artillery has created great havoc arnong
tne rebels, OF whom there 10 from thirty TO forty
thousand in the field under the command of Gen
beauregard, while they have reserve Of IS 600 at
he describes an oficer most prominent IN the
nght, distinguished from the rest by bis white
morse as Jef Davis He confirms the previous
reports OF regiment Of negro troops in the rebel
forces He says # is dfcult to get them In proper
discipline In battle array
Inc position Of the enemy extended In thres
lines, IN the form Of triangle, the apex fronting
tne center of our columns The area seems &c
nave been filled with masked batteries.
Al seven O'Clock this evening guns were still
heard firing at short intervals
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-22

a = Nj s PIP l. i K 8.
Corner Howard dnd Mercer Streets,
INV YORK, July IL, 1851 \
sH.LEp Proposals. are invited and viii be "a
ceived at this ofice until u O'Clock m, on THuRs
PAY. the 9th day Of August next, when they vi!
foo8DI Army suPplss and M:ssr Ss. dsIiv en-
sb Q at such place or places In the city Of New
IoIn as may 6s hereafter designated, in susn1tie,
900 COO tin csntsea.. with cork shoppers, pint.
peri T. be covered with cloth after a.
.oo ~, lnspecticn has been maze OF them
$500 camp Kettles sheet iron. slzss in nest.
e7.oon mess fsEs. sheet iron, weight pounds
,Oo falLlng sxe:, cast steel, best quality, ~ s
eoeo axe s9 had "a pc sSpSS s.t biokor,
1900 camp hstohsts, cast steel. BEST quality, Il
81 cOO h.toaet handles bsst hickory
N'O'o oksxeS' 2slzes, to weigh 81 and
s. 900 ri5Esxs handles, best hickory
1000 hatehet rlings
sSS s spsdsso ;,1I tent ses s6s say
50 sets wall tent poles
2,0Oa sets # servants tent poles
900 hospital tent pins, laTge
10 ono hospit tent sins, small
fsGo wall tent pins, large
Is LUog common taAt pins
2Go drums, infantry
1900 dram cases
1900 drum heads, batter
1900 dram heads. snare
60aO pairs drum sticks
1000 drum stick CARRIAGES
2nOO sets OF drnm snares
2,'N0 drum sings
?,so0 drum cords, of italian hemp 81 feet long
90 Ausles, with extra mouth piece
- garrison fss Rsiiisr dsu 'A'''"
go recruiting iag hslIards
4o0,W0 great-cost straps
5000 sergsants' sashes
10000 brass letters, % 600 esoh, A, B, c, d. z. r,
375,OOO brsss numbers, 5000 each. Of ., s. $50,
sio;S 5000 Of l, and 5000 of Q, to serve
500 900 Yards woLs.sd I.,e (b,u.l, " ioches yid.
30 palrs sersea1t- maj OF IinfsntrJJ cheyrons
% pairs susrtormaster's sergeant INFANTRY
go pairs hosp tal stewards chevrons
5oo ps irs orc ,s s! oheyrons
1920 pairs ooIPoraPs Infantry ehsvrons
1900 yards white bunting
5000 yards blue bunting
22N yards muS lin
l90 .On yards u cotton drilling
2lS,10o yards 6edsack tape
sooS ysrIs cotton webbing, N inches
2nn60O napsacks, complete
10000 hayerfacks, complete.
Bids will also be received at the same time and
hy the government. the following srticies' 10 he
deiyersd at the depot of army clothing and eQ uIp-
2OaOoo single bedssoks
300 2arrIson flags
zoo sc 'rm flags
20l recruiting flags,
All the above-mentloned .rti ,Iss ,,u.t oonsorr,
in everT respect 10 the ses ed st.ndsrd ns,ternS m
tI mai inf rmation Tsc.iV al oooeei , en1 eooi-
A. i desiT S6le that the art os be Of domestic
dealers viii he prefsrIed ybio6 .an, OF IesuttI
and conform to such articles oalI, in susiIty and
description, as are rec nj red by the
and the samples in this once but oontr.n,. III bs
awarded TO the lowest responsib hidder VIC an m
furnish satisfactory securities for the faithful per
The xn:nufsoturers' establishment or dealers,
place of bust4ess must be distinctly stated in the
Responsibility of two persons eropossS =. sns.t1as
The sureties will gusrsntee tkst q oontrsct shsIi
snee Of said bid or propo Dos a'o' inc sooeP'-
Proposals will be recaiyed for .ny one NJ thu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-22
YET LATER

kumor SAYS that Heintleman's division, late
Yesterday afternoon, made a circuitous march OF
seven miles, turned the enemy,s flank and al
last accounts was shelling them In the rear
The head Of the charger Of Gov Sprague
which rode during the engagement, was shot of
from bis body, while the horse of General Burn
side was shot from under him
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WANTS.

HARNESS MAKERS.-wanted, two focd
H Harness MakeIs. one good general kand.
SHSdy emp oyment aud good wages paid INQUIRE
a: n. IOHNSTON'S, No. a73 Pa avenue Ne
tween ~ and 9th sts-, opposite National Hotel,
lmmeolaIely jy 3-2ts
WANTED-Five Dollars 60 send the All Of
w Preserving Flowers, Shrubs, snd Plants, IN
all their bushlng beauty, for seveTsl yeas oFiei-
ma: by the Inventor OF the AdOmeter and master
the most rare ard BIZ autful flowers which form a
bouqu that bloom monthly or from 20 TWEEN
ty-hve years and Jade, evapora,e, and disaprear
alter blooming but q few days, he kept o.
Erace the parlor mantel, as fresh, vOluptuouH ard
rich IN appearance, after the surrounding veTdure
mas eissPpearea beneath winters snowy mantle,
As letters patent will be applied for, and a q
guarantees 70 those ordering tbs from procuring
any further rizht to 10 in the future, thew WIll
receive card with their address trans lated into
GFecian oriental writing.
Address y. X. NELSON, Box No 7sT, wash
lngton, ID. Q. iy3-s
TARIE BOARDERs ACCOMMODATED
with first clsss Board at 24e r st, between
18th and 18th ste ~ lsa.
"ANTED.-We are now buying SECOND
w HAND FURNITURE, STOVES and BED
DING, for which We are paying the hishess
cssh prices. FAMILIES declining housekeepi1F, O.
having surplus Of furniture, Will find it % theiT
advantage TO give US . call,
BONTZ 4 GRIFFITH,
je B-t No. 500 nth a.. bctv. / ana stsL
WANTED, FOR Tue CAsH-AH hind, a
w SECONDHAND FURNITURE Al ID
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES. Persons lesv-
Ing me city or having surplus vii DO vel g call
jes IQs Eleventh. between S 6 and 10.
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sMfrhFst. SSE 80 ssgs., = "a 1Is:. :.
oct ono~ bh-in
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
IL i!h = singular shaped head, formed Of the
nstnss. root, branching into three prpngs, with
ssP:s Cords Gn g; lob s' 9; and
s Sstc e p a cs G STf ". O err
.th; or at the Dead Letter Office. Post Once De-
A GOLD WATCH. supposed 70 be stolen FROM
lolh Of Jun. last The owner can S obtain the "a
rs% ~ prov rOyPr T. e be b.: Iroge.,y a thex
s2s I've m street, Wsshinston
GS0 REwARD-Ran away FROM The s3bsori-
H.%sd Tom nIf Rsrss sR .s ~
Is about feet in heisht, nd quite rout; has IA
looted vii give ths above n rsss nd or him
Il returned to me ~ G srkesv lie, Howard county,
u is s. lsssss s@ jail 20 'h1t cH f nP cnRk
\ OsT-In the ms,ket house, on SATURDAY, morn
H ing, coral BREhSTPIN. small boy was
ward viii he paid. n returned to the oSpe1 ~ NJ
$40 + street, near the corner Of 10th. ~ % 81
EoUNDz7 On the 18th instant, trespsssIng on the
II m[m saIolnng Glenwood Cemetery, ~
Ssi, prove property, pay ohsrtss. 's and .ss@
81 REWARD.--strsyed from the .ubsoriber,
gI on the lIth Of June, . blaok COW, ~evR
s6t horn tnocked Of R .f,S ScSt .s ayd -. .G
subscriber, on Dnmbartpn street, between Mont
emery ana 6reen streets, q eorFetown, %. @.
~ Wv SAMUEL l.. DAVIS
GS REWARD A small god wATCH, the
W. benole broken OF, was lost ~ the time n
OF the hire on Eleventh street last Saturday IN
morning. The Under viii resolve the sAoveJ
Ian hND Maryland avenue, near the corner q liza
&S REWARD.-Strsyed from the sGbsorib>~.
w on sunday, 81 June, q dark brown ~uGwA
back sides, belly, aud faos: one ear has
ait IN It, and the horns turn she had on hrox1
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