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UFFlCs, ssEs 6TH, 1851.
10 ALL WHOM n NAY CONCERN,

TO ALL WHOM n NAY CONCERN.
.Aephoapon Aavns bssn made under rse act Of
= yane, lsSo. iot the reissue of the Land War
been lost or destro notice is heTsby Sysn M
~ ne dste following the DESCRIPTION OF each Wa
rant, new Cetuhoete, Of like tenor, will be IA
essd. nno wand objection shall then appeal
No.sFSa. Tor LOO eofess issued under the act Of
meroaS 1855, II the name OF Hannah widov 81
James WIIson, and granted on the nth day on FeSi
rusrJ, ISL -peeember 50, 1851.
drew MefioE, and granted on the iJ{h day of mi
6o-keoembef p, 1881. ne 30 -, --r-'
No ~, for 100 sores, i,sued upder the aot of
Msfoh, tsoS, IN the name of Samuel RI isoEWsr
Az gra1sed On re LIST day OF August, 1885
no. dlot, Tor 10 acres, issu cd under the act of
Marcn, fsoo, IN me name Of William n TsrTSncs'
se2 krsss 5 on the 18th day Of July, lssa-Dsoem
. Ne. ~ s5, for 80 sprss, issued uudsr IN. "A, q,
september. go. IN the name Of Levi fresdWs1
a9g usnted Soetsm sssh, 1851. -sG~r--'
no y. tcs, Tor % acres. Issued under the sams act
K ne nsne Of Abe Plstta. and granted Novembsf
no ~ - for 10 acres, issued under the act M
srxnsea 20 IN t5e name q Thomas Johnson and
80 90 O. me sfa daI OF September, 's57.-Jan-,
No. 20 ;sis for % sore.. issnsd under the act Of
$500 snS s.ples On the I'd dss u ssptsmSsT,
NJ 70 go for leo acres, issued under the Sc of
g. On. i1os n the name Of William SCOTT, and va
8SH'So On ne lse day Of May, 85A1Jahuafy II,
snn~ osaPs q BARRRTT,
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t. NOTICE TO TRAyELERs
nal service between washinrtcn.
ss asT1sSs: And !. olS fSias ,RoTtis. sGi
M9nday, TIE nth instant, The Bay Linz Of AZ me,
AL y,l is sa RsItfmers EyERY DAY tsIespt ssl
e'clocf ,. m, OF immedistely sfter he SrrtssI
the Wsshlngton Train, which leaves Wsshinrto
m0-t N.FAILs. pr..,t
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A4 fSSbB kkSSRRSkEf EsSSS EI1

sS6s. .ss . asD f fEAk i.ls
Depot daily teIoept sundays ss foiIovs, WI:
- mi Eysning Mail 90 <<s O'Clock. OnSJfN.
DAfS& - p. NJ. only. All trains oonpsot win
FNsw YORK trains except as p. n. trsLn on sstlT.
-, a Rtsifht TTaIn with I...sng.r car sts.ohsd
Baltimore and Hsvre de-Srsoe. N' 0e'see.
tsssepIeIs for Delaware and the Eastern shore
l NAY val hnd the most expeditions roo te by
lRAi colofed Persons must give bond before
WIN. cRAwroRn 49,,
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NEW YORK AND ERIk RAIL

ROAD.
a F and t1ss pSsf E cm foe ss,s &C Rs,
~ EK|bikEsg e. bsst.f, and Buffalo.
800 m. MAIL, for DunklrI. and intermediate
ststons-fh. Train remains over night 81 Elm1rs,
and proceeds the next morning.
100 n. MILK dailJ, for otsvine, and inter
n Ts s 81 SHSSeeeonmon.r1oN An, ..
Jerus, and principal stations
a. sc Z m: Way: for MiddIetovn, NevburrA.
100 2. N, NI6HT EXPRESS. dsily, for Dun
krs' BanAo. CsnAndslsne.A and prineipsl stshons.
St.sa an 81 Setsrqay st9Rs 81 81 Mail Train
go smr CcoMMoDATIoN,fo for HOrnesvIns.
v..u.,, CHAs, mINoT. ssu1 SUIT
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,. rns.ehss,, Iorvsrded . HIVE, Bremen. Rot
Persons Wishing % brfnf ont their &snSs -,
buy tickets ~ flow rates.
For further information AMY M thu n, ,a.in.
Omoe. JOIN s., DALI, Ifept
orDo.A.HKRRINs. l ~ sSotfes ,,,.;S ~,
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I'm sSS kAMNSoSskk E EkktbT LrySp s9T%5EN
0geenstovn, Ireland. :
The klyerpSol, New YORK and PhilsdelpbIs
poveTea built iron Steamships "a foIlovsI
SifYsS SSsTB iLriasSissiEE.d -s' Asss'is c 81
KANGAROO, iSh
Aad ever SATURDAY, ct noon, from Pier q. Nor,
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IMPORTER OF Sears,
AND DfALER IN
aW N 3, l. q OR 3, 6o..
WOO Psps. Gssaks, bsfessH liza oad lStk stysstI.
. .----- Washington City.
,RLrAsEsI ~ THIS CITY FOR THE CELEBRATED
HUN6ARlEN WINES OF A. sCHWARTZER,
OF Vienna.
1000 CASES-I have Just reoelved 900 cases
tesssrted) OK the above choice Wines TO which the
e<tenuon OF suffers and the public generally IL re-
spectfnlly called. Prices ranging from o. o $50
~ o&Ae. de -lOf
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- Up. BARrHoLOw, gETrAyE
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DKALKK IN -a
Hardware L Agricultural Implements,

S63 SxvKNTE STREET,
BeIose Pa, acesxs, torpo. East ssd Csstve Mayksf,)
WASHINGTON, D. @.
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At General Hospital, Unios Hotel, corner Bride,
and Washisgton streets, Gsorgsfotcs, Dec. ~.
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SOS ELEVENTH street, sOc
z. FISHER L. BROTHERS,
FRENCH STEAM SCOURERS

~ shn COOhhno'
BALTIMORE, MD.
The only place this side of New York, whore
you can get q silk Dress cleaned, restoring the
lustre egu0l 10 rev. MorInoes, Delsines. and all
apart.
Grape and other Shavls, Table Covers and
Sent eman's Clothing, clea ned in the best manner,
Leaving no substance In the cloth to injure it or
make It more easily to soil.
N. b. Goods will be sent to Baltimore twice q
week, and return with like promptness.
de II wv VIM. p. SHEDD, Aren't.
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At General Hospital, Alsza.dria, Dee q.

lnExcelsior Brigade.
I'd do do. /
New York Engineers. !
Cameron Rif1es. Z
I'd N. I. Fire Zouaves
Lincoln Cavalry...... !
LIST New York Cavalry |
Sth do do 1
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

AT A MEETING or TUE BOARD OF SCHOOL
n the Fourth Ward beid July "a 1869 the toll
hwns preamble and resolutions we're unanimously
adopted
whereas have heard Of the death Of Mr. Eugene
SHINE who had for many years occupied distinguished
position officer Of ths Board and apireciatlng highly
his efficiency and talents feel ourselves called upon 70
expression on THIS solemn occasion
Therefore resolved That deeply depore the death OF
friend has thus early been removed from the
field OF his shed uset9lness decree Of that n
scrutabe Being from whose eternal and unaerable nat
Resolred That IN the death Of Mr. Shine we have
deprived OF who had devoted his time and energy
10 the atVaneenent q popular education IN the Fourth
scccf ednd in Promoting it's best Interests. .
Resolved. That common with the citizens OF the tourln
ward deeply lament the death of man who mad always
eSeTted ne energy OF his directing mind and ndeasaois
abilities n our behalf.
Resolved That in respect his memory he Board now
adjourn. WILLIAM p. KIRK, Chairman
DAMEL HEALY, Secretary.
NJ Office 70 THE PUBLIc.-TIIE NEW MERCHANTS,
IN Exchange Newa Room, so and " Pine street VIII
be opened Monday next. where all general nteisehe
invited call ami the facilities ar
forded and general telegraph lines are con-
nscted vita this enterprise
DAMNANY SOCIETY, OR COLUMBIAN ORDER
Il Sarhsms ana Br0thersWe called on 10 mourn the
great Observation-Disclosures Martin Van Buren, Is
morc the distinguished patriot AMI sat sman the ineor-
ruptble cit the firm and uneompomsng democrat has
departed, OF years and honors; called by the great
Father II happy hunting grounds after life OF devotion
his county and TO the reat political party OF which ne
TamnAny society will convene in the old wigwam this
FRIDAY evening, II half hour after the setting OF the
take such action In regard 10 the decease Of our
lamcnted brother may be deemed necessary General
and punctual attendance Is requested. BY order of
NELSON J. WATERBURY, Grand Sachem.
9. Q. CHtLDs, Secretary.
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NJ USIC INSTRUCTION ON THE PIANO FOR TWO
m dollars per month, with privilege OF daily practices
gool opportunity Tor those wishing 10 learn Apply 10 or
address Music Teacher, $40 Ninth avenue.
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lax BOwERy.-MADAME wfDgER, CLATRv0yAST
lOJ AMI eifed Spanish lazy unveils The mls rie OF
furiiy love, arfagr gbssnt friends, SIC ness ihts
medic for al ,isss-- '"a ln"ts mDets property hort
b.
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY rs, 1862.


| lJ n ELM STREET NEAR sPRING.-FURN SHED
ZlU Apartmenls low rents with every eon
for kecpng best bedding aud linen, furfure aad
| cooking uteasls gas and Groom.
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M N n REWARD -sroLEN FROM NO. 81 SEVENTH
SlUU street one long Cane Z Hair shaw with whil3
eTn, swd initials H. A. ~ IN corner; also three heavy Hh
pessss-la black tae other palm leat bidck and whe,
me above Ownrd W.T. D. patti Ton their recoyary for The
i'e.a alone ITO autn Of BIO br'ng therh III 5ecund
s,eet v,hcrs .,,nnev Nil " Md. no ausksion2
askra
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SUMMER RESORTS.

(ATTsKILL MOUNTAIN HoUSE.-GHis FAvoRIrE
~ open tae pNcn guests
Vsers win find al authorized agent q Q
Caxtsk steamboat landings Catskl an, Hudson
Railroad assist visiters provide conveyance take
charge of bag age &C.
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EoR SALE VERY cHEAP-THREE NEW SEVEN
octave rosewood Pianos flushed in the very best
by city makers with all the late improvements In
snre at 2s East Twenty eighth between Second and
Third avenues
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cOa REwARD.--L0sT, ON WEDNESDAY AFTER
AZU noon, on ErOsdway, near Eleventh street,
Eleventh street, between broadway ard Seven Avenue.
i've Lace Founce-. wrapped towel marked Colgate
finding the VIII recoYe inc reward by
len nu Them 176 Fifth
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
~ for city propertywth 10 acres OF land pleasantly stu.
stpd IN Meschesler county % miles by aroad two nieE
from the depot For particulars inquire Of WILLIAM
EPFES, Neptune Iron Works, foot of Eigh street. East
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MUSICAL.

A NEW AND SPLENDID TONED ROSEWOOD
~ Piano, seven octave oyerstrung carved legs, and a.
The late improvements. A sacrifice for cash. Maze by
FIRST class city maker, and warranted FOR five No II
THIRD avenue.
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26R Ths tEH Shf sHHr fsSsINEkY

July, receive proposals for the construction OF
screws acting indep EVIDENTLY of each other.
There will be, for each vessel, two pairs of en-
81 tine Hb as
ception Of the length of stroke, which will pc
inc inches nat Of sishtfer inches the
before. Tbs yslve will be w addeI's 81 d.. These
and some tfiflag NOTIFICATIONS in the detail a'e al
the engines vii! vary from the specifications Of
those Of the gunbOats above referred to-.
ach pair of engines WI be entirely distinct aud
screws wi be of bra ., fourteen feet pitch and Of
not less than ten feet oismetsT; they viii be aus
hanger, AID the shan VIII reyofvs IN Sras: pipe
connsotlng the hanger with the hull, . :
Ras Ss s ss Of hs s
Jas ar, not to ssSsd length Of 81 feet n,
ne specific attic ms for tbs sunboat boxers s'e to
at q sa S MO
the increased . dimeension, Of the ho ers
blowing engines, Will b. required =.
. he machiner, Is to be erected in the vessels At
town, a assscS1s It's; Sea ok. and Phisdel-
phia The proposals Will are tn, name or name.
furnish the maehinsry; the names Of the pafties IN
ipll and OF their suretes; the gross tuh for which
o. mPlete and ready for steamios, with q pro rata
amonnt Of duplicate pieces, TOOLS nstruments, eto
siPultteu In tns RunDodt spec1nqel Onst ana inc
time from date of contract IN which they win guar
antee TO comelete the work
ss sfs o. ,s.ss e
distinguish them from other business letters The
contract will embrace the usual conditions and
work prog resses.
The Department reserves tbs right 10 rejeotan,
or all Of the proposals that may be made under On %
advertisement he in its opin on. the public interest
H. Any pafhes prsfsfrE1g 10 make propagation,
based on the other kinds OF machinery than THAI
above described, but Of not less power. they VII
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TREAsURY DEPARTMENT,


slALEp PROPOSALS for the following LU BER
viii b, received at the Bureau of Constr otion
until TUESDAY, the I'D day of July, tl2 O'Clock
;uch .s.nstiss 's :. NAV b. 6flsctd' anon
time q. the necessities of thu work may require.
at any TIM. between the date Of tho acoe ptsnoe /
sS :.s The s wIPb{ r Common cun,
10 900 fest an: in White Pine common Cuttings,
1900 feet . tihs IN. " bite Pine Common Cuttings,
5000 foe. IS Ia White Pine Picked Cuttings,
ls feet leDFths11tonaueS and srooyed ~.
Lumber, i6 feet length.
500 feet abs in White Pine Merchaut,ble
49, Lumber, is Iees ,ergths
Lumber, l6 feet zen 9Th.
1000 feet IO-sths 10. White Pine Merchsutsble
- 49, Lunn 1ef, Is 90: lengths
ber, 16 feet lengths, Is IN. vide-ranels
5000 feet 4tiIr IN W hIte Pine Merchau Lum-
Der, l2tp Is feet lengths
....... Der, Il 70 l6 feet lengths, pshsd on both
$500 feet By 6 White Pine Meroh.nt.bls Lum-
500 feat n u feet bbs'Ssh ne n.rob.D,,s,. LINN
br, i. :, % feet lengths
Der, % 81 feet lengths
1000 feet u 4ths in. VIII to UaG
1900 feet2 4ths In Mahogany
1900 e ct 4-<ths In. Mahogany
1000 feet 6-4ths IN. Mahogany
llO0l fee; g. chs in. Mahogany
300 feet 4Ihs In. Mahogany
l,nO0 isct lO-tths in Mahogany
or g 70
8 so !" s dio..se :aah rsjeetion. Tue
s. NJ. CLARK, Acting Engineer,
In charge treasury Department.
jy W-l lot lint and Rep
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CONGR ESSIONhL.
AxXvII,h COMMENTATORS Session,
FRIpAv, July n.

SENATE The Joint resolution Sizing the COM
pensation due the srSi senators from Minnesota 4,
wss passed
The bill FOR the relief Of the Register OF tbs
Land % eics az Vinc-Hnes, indiana; and the bill
TO authorize the Secretary CT the Navy O. accept
League island, IN Delaware river, fer naval pur-
poses, were passed.
MIR Poweils resolution calling for the reports
OF Messrs Holt aud Owen on ordnance and otheC
Army contracts, was taken up and passed.
Mr. Hale presented the joint resolutions Of the
Legislature Of Maryland, rendering thanks W
Capt CadwaIladeT Ringgold and hts on GERS and
crew, for rescuing In October last 500 lives from
the wreck OF the transport steamer Governor, on
the way 20 Port Royal
TIE bill 10 snend the act q 1925 for calling
forth the militia, &C. sgain ca,ne up and was
debated on Mr.. RrCwning's amendment 20 Mr..
Chan5ler'samendmcr' by Messs Cowan, Howe,
King, TrumbCll, Wilkinson and others.
HOUsR.-A communication was received from
the Seer etary OF tue Treasury, IA answer to res
olutioa Of the House calling for information re
specting the relations of the Jared States and
Northwest Brush america, es2eCiSlytne cCa-
tral district Of the X ed River OF :he Nc'th.
IT. Hooper reported bis 10 provide for a.
tiOnsl currency, secured oy pl"dge OF L alt d
States stocks, and previdiGg for the ciTcV'atien
and redemption thereof hecOmm.tted 10 COus
mittee Of Wsys and Means.
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II VI the loe9e< IN Pryor urNeocs ~ eeff
"Out OF about $50 men carried into scfion ~
Gen Pryor ere were killed and wounded"
This brigade consisted Of the ID Virginia, fS
Louisisns, 18th Alabama, "a Florida, and %.
Psuls battalion. Among ia teld cnoers fiuea
were Colonel Scott, ID vIrgiuis, spt Lieut. Gel
ID w Balne, commanding ii'h Alahsua. AneuS
| those wounded we're ColcRel r A PeTY, Of the
Il 2d Florids, and Nsjr W God, - lith klsoans-
Pryor ssved his own precious bacon, Of ecurse.
The Exo-7irs, thus heads its socount of Gen
McClellSn's having ,scutej hs desirable new
position
"THE RICHMOND LI/Es-THE ENEMY
Il on a NEW I NJ OF DEfENSE--A CklTl~
CAL SITUATION"
They will hnd ther sirs.tic- scritse.l'i enough,
ere long, we opins.
How thai Inevitable reliable colored man 10 be-
| deviling them in RIchmcad tvst now 20 be be-
devils us In Washington 81 tinIes, may be GATH
cred from the following ffom the same paper:
The fact lie. owing 10 the difhculties pot IN
the way of the press BY the government, 10 IL In
possible 70 get reliable accounts Of the result OF
the battles about Richmond, the lcss Of the enc
nv, the degree or tie nature Of the extremity to
which be has been brought, &c. The newIpa-
pers have, in most instances 20 get their informa
| ton rom uncertain and ignorant sources The
perfectly reliable free man OF Color who
crosses James river 50 Of en- AZ 8 Bermuds Hun
dreds' In search Of yankee ovetcOsu,n still
continues 20 eectrfy Abe world, the metropolis
OF Chester, with astounding rep, RS from Nee e.
lsn's fugitive forces From this yeracious source
we learn one day that McCleilan has b,en sur
rounded, the next. that he tns been brought to
the brink OF 'mill-pond, !" the next that he has
escaped, and the next, that the position OF his
forces 10 observed by vast columns OF smoke, &c.
That pestlence 10 dreaded In Richmond JUst
now, will he comprekended f:om the following
brief extract
The health OF the city, we fear, will suf-T n
some means are not employed 20 neutralize the
unhealthful effect which 90 many hospitals IN the
city and their surround ings must Naturally pfc-
duce. The spreading broadcast around the hoe
pitfalls and in the cutters of such disinfectants
lime potash and plaster Of paris would 90 great
WAYS 20 rei!evS ne Of even the apprehension of an
epidemic We believe lsrge Quantities Of lime
are available for such purposes. The early APP
picatIon of the hint msv save Us from pestilenoo
more deadly than the bu' Tets Of the \ YANKEES
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DIED.

On THURSDAY night, the 10th instant. LEWIS II :.
O. Cd months 80 -. =
The funeral will lake plses from the Glen Ersa
Fam, near 6eoIgefown. on Sunday morning at 10
oclo3k. -.
On the Iotn instant, Of eonsumptiop, CT n long
and painful sckr ess, IN the SSH year of her Ase,
Name Band. q .-if ..-...cl n =. =
The trIenos OF the f.uiy are rss ,ectfuly invited
Saturday l2th Instans, ct 10 O'Clock 10.
tlnte.li gencer sni RepublloaA oopy.)
Monday, July fth, SALLIE FRANKLIN, sec
90 daughter OF Sarah b. and the late Riohsrd
Donaldson, aged months and days.
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SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK P. N.
TEE PRESIDENT.

The best commentary we can make upon the
teeming extracts nom the Richmond Erant-s-
q the I'll, we publish to-day, 10 tc announce the
fsct that The President, on his return from our
campo nysmes river, 10 In the highest spirits
or,r the present condition and prospects Of the
army CT The Potomac In its new position.
We are; assured that be reports our total lc,s,
in hIled,awounded and missing, in the seven
days battles, at far l,ss than wa, thought here
at not more than about II 100 In all.
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A FEW OF THE MANY TESTIMONIALS
. FROM TIE CITIZENS Or WAstiiN6.
ron TO DR. TUMBLETY, THE INDIAN


ron TO DR. TUMBLETY, THE INDIAN
HERB DOCTOR.
This 10 to certify that have intensely suffered
nsrvou,asss, and gsnersI debility. faintips, eI.
s1tS S.s s9.c chOislc pain IN the breast M
present day without the least particle Of relief,
I'll ! commenced to use Dr. Tumblety's Herb
Medicine, which has restored me TO health.
..----a a. g. B. CLARK, Post Once.
'--.' Good Ness fe, AL.
-. WAsHIssfoN, June 20, 1862.
This Is TO certify that have been stone blind
for upwards Of two years. The best doctors In
washington failed 70 cure me. was led 10 Dr..
Tumblsty bird, ana IN most ritiabls and ae-
GERS, which discharged q great Quantity Of pus or
matter. DR.: Tdfhblety his Performed the cure:
Persons wishing further particulars can call and
see me. sEvA BAILEY, g..
At mn. Bsrbour's, s7s 80 st., bet and =.
wAsHiNsroN CIrr, June 20, 1862.
To hs PsSlte:-l have been under the practice
OF DR.. Tumblety for some time When | FIRST
applied to him he stated precisely my complaint
and feelings, without asking me any questions
whatever. NY complaint was violent cough,
denoting consumption, and rheumatism His
Arst treatment was to restore the lungi and evsde
the cough, which his medicines accomplished.
The rheurnatitrn, which is OF long standing, he
undertakes to cute, and II he can accomplish
&A1A tuu Will give Mn tle Iu1 De0eLt CT tDS
truth, al well known In Washington city for
nearly nine years a. a florist on the Island
WM. HUeHxs, 7th and d sts.
Cossrription Cured
? DY. Tgnblsty-DenT Si:-I am happy TO state
my case a. follows:-l had been afflicted with
constipation, pain In the breast hectic fever, in
cessant cough, copious eIpectoration Of matter,
and continual wasting away OF the whole body.
From the symptoms II appeared could not nir-
vive many months, but CONTRARY to the etpecta-
honl OF every one, Or. ftnSle,Y has cured me.
JOHN BENNETT, Foreman
, OF Majors Stable, bet IL and lax SIS.
Dsplorabls Condition Of Body and Miad.
was almost dead with pain in my chest, back,
shoulders, side and head; was debilitated that
could scarcely walk. NV mind was continually
melancholy and gloomy; but were 1t not for DR..
Tumblety's skill and his remedies, would have
been dead before this. ! am now completely
cured. THOMAS GREEN, = street,
between 18th and 18th, Washington.
WAs.irNeron, June I, 1892.
d.. THmb!sty-Dsar Sir:-As YOU are always
disposed to make known everything calculated
to benefit society, have concluded TO send you a
brief statement Of a cure recently performed on
me by your Herb Medicines. I became so low
and emsciated with dyspepsia, liver complaint
and great debility, that have been confined to
my room, and my case seemed hopeless My
physician not being able to relieve me, I applied
to DR.. Tumblety, whose remedies entirely cured
me. JOHN 3. WALSH,
te 2-3w Sexton st. Matthew'S Church.
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DAN AWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER
h pear BlcdensburE, two NEGRO BOYS, -
on Monday last Henry Beckett, feat inch 81
mers; he had his thigh breke-i aud limps
hne; sEsd ls years: Lloyd, fee or iiloh,&.
oocasoned By bnrns; thick lips and grum oounte-
nance, and sIeaf. snick; very LaTEe he:a and
Lloyd, and either CASE they must be brought home
before receiving the above reward.
je1 FIELDER MAGRUDER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-11
rBE, KlLI.rn

The number Of Union KILLED In the seven DAYS
battles has been reduced to eighteen hundred or
less.
our total loss In killed, wounded and missing
accorains 60 oicial accounts the President aused
to be rendered while recently with the army, was
about IL 900. The rebels claim 70 have 100
prisoners, Including wounded, and 5000 Of our
wounded have already been sent North on steam
ers. The hourly return Of stra glers continues
to lessen this estimate Of the killed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-11
THE STATES NoTAGTHoRIZED TO PUR-
CHASE MILITARY SUPPLIES

II is understood that there 10 no foundation for
the statement which has recently appeared, to the
effect that the Governors OF the several states have
been authorized to purchase or contract for the
irppies for the troops to be raised under the new
cali The Government has ample supplies Of
arms, equipments, quartermasters' and other
stores, which will be issued as fast a. needed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-11
LOCAL NEWS.
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DvrxRRso LOCALS Lee outside Of to-day,s
O., for interesting deferred local articles.