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PRPP66RssTAhhEs SSh sBssA4Ssr NNssSsA AEF

July. receive Proposals ior.hs c ON O OF
screws acting independently Of each other.
There will be, FOR each vessel, two pairs OF en-
6at tot TIE screS sR ats ;hs n ss
pepi,on q the length OF stroke, which viii I've
diameter OF the oiiindar remain ng thirty inches
before. Ths valve will be Wsdde9l's 81 lie. these
he s enrns s1 w Vsr IN the
those Of the Gunboats above teiert d to-,
operate sSs PAR s a fniIRes
ri! Isas thu tsn feet diamst.I; they viii be aus
hanger, ana the shaft will rsyove in brass pipe
con9ecilng the hanger with the hull, 6
,ss Win sSs g s' he ses
~: are pot to exc, d length Of s.; feet .he
heating surface no, less tR.n a"g" square aI feet
Tbs spechcatiCns for tbs sunbOat boilers a . TO
msnshp. thickness Of metal sto. are concsDed
e.! appendages to he the same. regard beng had TO
the Increased dimensions Of the boz ers
Two blowe. of the largest 6, Re. with suitable
l blOwI7E engines, will bs required
the different navy Yards OF Eitters, Name; ,hsres
town. msssscIuStts: Sew oia, and PhI!adel-
sf The navy Yards at which iHs parties intend to
furnish the machinery; the names OF the parties IN
they P:oposs to furnish tie machinery IN the vesse
complete and ready for steamns, with Iyo rata
IN s on and he
time from date of cpItTaot IN which they will guar
The proposais are to he endorsed "P-op,sai, 70,
Seam Maet,r"y ~ Vessels t1tfh Ttro shIsrs, 20
ccntfsot will embrace the usual Conditions and
PAYMENTS will be made IN the usual manner as the
The Department reserves the right to reject any
Or all Of the proposals that may be made under this
requires. jy9
Ut Any parties bIefeIrlns to make proposition,
based on the other kinds of machinery than that
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THREE O'CLOCK r. n
CONGR ESSTONdL.
hAhyII,h COMMENTATORS a,,.i,n
SATURDAY, July ~

SATURDAY, July ~.
SENATE -AfteT the rcsdtng az the tpurnsl, tie
Senate went into executive session, ia opening
the doors
declaring the meaning Of the act authorizing tbs
President 10 take possession of railroad and sie-
graph lines, (Which prevents TIE eoustructios 81
sny line Of railroad under the said sci) Resclu-
ton passed.
Mr.. Clsrf made report from the conference
committee on the eonnscatiOn bill, which, hiv
ing been read,
Nj. McDOugan moved TO lay Il on the table and
print It.
Mr.. Henderson urged that disposition Of 90.
MI; Clark explained, At some length, the mean
ML. Salisbury urged that IL be printed ere b..
Ing finally acted upon.
HoUsE.-Mr. DIN, from The Military Afnlrs
Committee, reported the bill for the relief Of TIE
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Compsnv, and ssked
that II be considered az tue present time. Ob!ext
ed TO, and IL was referred 10 the Committee Of
the Whole.
The bill appropristes sI3 600 for reconstruct.
Ing the bridges and market house In Georgetown
across the canal, and for raising the same az to
open convenient outlet % tie trade Of the canal
In place Of thai which has been interrupted BY
the occupation OF the squeduct ~ bridge foE
the transportation OF supplies for the army OF the
United States
Mr. Stevens from the Committee Of WAY, and
Means, reported bill supplementary 20 the civil
appropriation bill, In which, among other items,
e1OO ,OCO Is appropriated on account Of the emsn-
cipation Of slaves in the District OF Columbis,
and OF those 10 be made fee under the oonfsos-
ton bill-looking to their colontLA alton, and
curing land ouside the limits Of the United States
for that purpose. This amount IL 20 be repaid
into the Treasury by sales OF conhscated property
For repairs on the hospital IN Judiciary square,
3 200 10 appropriated; and for painting the rail.
Ing OF Lafayette Square, 100.
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A FEW OF THE MANY TESTIMONIALS
FROM THE CITIZENS OF wASHiN6-
TON TO DR.. TUMBLETY, THE INDIAN
HERB DOCTOR
Posf OFFICE, washin eson, ID. G., June p.
This 10 10 certify that have Intensely suffered
for many wears from dyspepsia, loss OF appetite,
haustion. cholic, rain In the breast, &c, &C.
After trying the moot scientific doctors Of the
present day without the least particle OF relief,
III | commenced to use DIR. fumblety's Herb
Medicine, which has restored me tn health
g. b. CLARK, Post Once.
Good Meas 70, Al
WAsHINsroH, June -, 1852.
This Is 10 certify that ! have been stone blind
for upwards Of two years. The best doctors In
Washington failed 10 cure me. was led 10 DR..
Tumblety blind, and In a most pitiabie and de-
plorable condition. My eyes appeared like ul-
GERS, which discharged great quantity Of pus or
mstter. DR.. Tumbie.y has performed The cure;
Persons wishing further partlcuisr. can call and
At Mrs. Barsours, JUS ID st., bet. d and L.
w.sHInsror CIV, June 20, 1852.
To the fKSIic II have been under tho practice
Of DR.. Tumbletv for some time. When first
applied TO him he stated precisely my complaint
and feelings, without asking me any questions
whatever. NV complaint was a violent cough,
dcnoting consumption, and rheumatism. His
first treatment was to restore the lungs and evade
the cough, which his medicines accomplished.
NC hhcuALlohsihs WHICH - VI iOUE sthuQluRs Nc
undertakes TO cure, and II he can accomplish
that end will give him the full benefit Of the
truth, az well known In Washington city for
nearly nine years a. florist on the Island.
WIN. HusHEs, 7th and Sh.
Consumption Ckssd.
Dy. THmbtsty-Dsds Sff:-l am happy 10 state
my case az follows:-l had been afaicted with
constipation pain In the breast, hectic fever, in
cessant cough, copious expectoration Of matter,
and continual wasting away OF the whole body.
From the symptoms II appeared could not sur
vive many months, but contrary TO the expecta-
lions Of every one, DR.. Tumblety has cured me.
JOHN BENNETT, Foreman
OF Nailof's Stable, bet. - and 1'X sts.
Dsplorabls Condition Of Body and Mind.
was almost dead with pain In my chest, back,
shoulders, aide and head; was debflitated that
could scarcely walk. Nv mind was continually
melancholy and gloomy; but were IL not fer DR..
Tumblety's skill and his remedies, would have
been dead before this. | am now completely
cured. THOMAS GRIFFIN, p street,
between 18th and 18th, Washington.
WASHINGTON, June l, 1862.
Dr.. TK1lblstt-DeaF Si.;-As you are always
disposed 70 make known everything calculated
to benefit society, have concluded to send you
brief statement Of a cure recently performed on
me by your Herb Medicines | became so low
and emecisted with dyspepsia, liver complaint
snd great debility, that have been confined to
my room, and my case seemed hopeless My
physician not being able to relieve me, ! applied
to DR.. Tumblety, whose remedies entirely cured
me. JOHN 9. WALSH,
je 25-3w sexton 81. Matthew's Church.
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

POLICE MATTERS Since our asst report the
following has been received al the several police
districts;
Second P,esincf.-Eugene Dunlap, ridIna on
sidewalk fined -. "a. smith, fighting; do. -.
Andrew Jackson, do; Dc. 81 Jane hopkinS,
disoFderlyi do: sIs. Eugene Dunlap, racing
horse; do. - o.
Thtrd PrcrtHct-Chas Grandeson, dIs-rdsrIy..
Ancd 81 a. Patrick Lswler, assault with pi,.
tol; security 90 keep the peace.
EoNth Prscisct.-Zschariah willisms, dis.
orderly facd q Patk Mulhern, drunk ana
disOrdcrly; do
EightL P,eCiEst Henry H,user, riding ca
the ndcwalk; fined 81 . Caroline Butler, Va.
grancy; hOrkhousc. ~. Gemton, larceny; die
missed. Joseph sinner, dTuns; dc. CsTolln,
Butler, larceny; further hearing.
NtTiA PrectHCt John Brown, assault and bat
terry; bail for court. James Cooper, larceny; are
missed. Thomas brown, do do. ZschsTish
Burch, do do. W n Johnson, throwing stOnee,
fined 81. Joseph Shinar, disorderIy; fned - =
William Bransou, throwing siono,, kned 81 "
Lewis Powell, drunk ana dsorderlyi worA
hOuse
Tenth Prtci-ct James Tobln, drunk and di-.
orderly; workhouse. Margaret Lee, do do
Margaret johnson, do do. Ks,e williams, do
do. VIM. Mullin, fShIns; nHed Is 81. Reason
Ferguson, do dismissed EhJ,h Church, throw.
Ing stones; woIkhouse. Mrs. McDonsId, disor-
derby; fncd % 81. Thomss Hin, do dismissed
Andrew PernZlntki, h'g pen nuisance hBed
Robertson, vasrant; workhouse Mary Brown,
do d.. Alice smith, do do. Andrew Don
nelly, disoTderlY; dismissed Nathaniel Thomp-
son, do; do. John Rainey, do; turned over 10
military ID. Harmful, do; wofkhoute Mr.
Harmful, do; further hearing. h. Hsrison,
drunk; held on suspicion OF having stolen horsts
Fanny Lyons, do; ynrkhouse. W. Thompson,
assault; dismissed. FIaEcis MocklY, drunk and
dit0rdeTly; dismined. r. hculine, refusing 60
remove nuisance; fined 1921. John Martin.
HghtiRg; dismissed. Thomas Simoas, treason
abe language; delivered to military.
Ex.scIrArIoNC oEMIssIoNkR flcd
since our last report WIN. J. w William, ltiave-
Leah kefert Arien Tweedy, 1 slsve-Fsnk
Marshal. A. NJ. ID. Davis, et al slsves-Haf-
riet Louisa, julia, Eugene, Fanny. Eleanor b.
NJ. Hiileary, { slaves-wm. West, Geo. Alien,
Isaac Hamilton and Spencer Snowden- Eleanor
B. NJ. HlnearY, ct al, 4 slsves-Chsrles West,
Robt Allen and Juliet and WIN. Cottes. Anna
VI Hamilton, l tlave-Htrriet Chase. Harriet
T.. Muncatter, I Slave-Samn Martina. George
W. Hopkins. , slaves-SolomOn and Samuel
Eovndes. Jno. h. Semmes, 4slsves-gane loung,
Joe Hing, Ned King or Campbell and HilleeIy
DAVIS. Eliza NJ. Western, 3slsves-Pranf Mac
habee, Martha 3n0wSen and Mary Davis 1heo-
dore Mosher, = slaves--Anibcny Lee and Joseph
Bruce.
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PROPOSALS FOR MULE LITTERs.
DIPOr QVARrIlMasfIR's OFFICE,
CoTNfy lStk aRf "a sfySSfs,
wAsHINsTor, ID. C., July :, 10

Co1sss 1874 aed q sEssis,
WAsHINsroN, ID. e., July 1854.
slAIID PRoPosALs will be received st this ofios
Ss!srs g s % 3, his s0 CITY
three hundred Mule Litbers.
:ssS% men 5a litter to be furnished must 90
Tbs ability OF the bidder to ill the contract,
should y ,. Sxsssed him; nus. De sSssG1ea
appended to the guarantees.
Pie [esPons,silIty Of the snsrsntor. must be
nearest district court or Of the United States dis
triot attorney
Krm et gsars.is.
And on Of he oounsy Of and State
o., do hereby guarantee that :" 49,, 10 able 70
Ii. AID that sSoaS hi. @ ss
ssosstsd, he will e once enter into . contract In
Should the eontr.ct be awarded him vs are pro
pared 10 become his securities.
lie this guarantee must be appended the officIal
Bonds esual ia am'S Il to the Amount ,p.s,isd
bis EaSrsntofs, viii bs ssniTed Of the suocessfu
.PIoIo:sls must DO addressed to col. p. h.
RUCkER. Quartermxster v. 3. A my, Washing
tos, p: G.. and must Be plainly marked PROVO sIs
PORN OF PROPOSAL.
Ce!: D. n; Rsek.,, Q. N. Us.
.s!ss 70 f.s99,;S ~ denver g e: Gnis:a sac:
tern here With su6mittea, for the snm Of dollars
sSa shs Hn : bid Be-
70 tor me 90" Cor aSss @ioT .isnssaIs: "
and osPsiSSSsiss @s%sasc%sd; ,"o"rs
4, 7-tlsthi Col. and DEPOT q usrtsrmssi:r,
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DIED,

sl,h year OF his age, RO8ERf GARLAND AN
CsroiIpe County, Virgins
His ffisnds and those OF the family are respect
O'Clock, st the residence Of Or. Thomas Miller.
On the 9TH instant, OF scarlet fever. WILLIAM
lOsnpa: Youngest child OF James And He!en
July 10th, IN FaIrtsx county, after painful III
ness OF only few days, g. EORe EANA, young est
daughter u George Snd Msry Ann Coz, sIed ~
years
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TRKAsURY DEPARTMENT,

l. 1JLY 8. h, 1884,
srALrD PROPOSALS for the following LUMBER
ANIL Z fus sGs. aa dsy Of july, oCiocF
u 10 be delivered Ut tue Treasury Extenslon, in
.uoh suantitie. =. may b. diIeot,d, q at ,uen
a. any TINS between the dale Of the sc:eptsnos Of
6 "a AZ, ..a the l.t Of SPly 49, VIZ Gmno, cn,,,
10 900 feet s:sss: H. Waite Pin. Common culln..,
l,oo feet isis sn'%sss Pin. Common Cuttings.
5000 fee. ifss White PIN. Picked Cuttings.
5000 f.ss "a Wss Ss s.d
5000 f.. au% s:s; IL FEET Ws snsh
Lumber, IS ieet lengths
5000 feet lths in. White Pine Merchandise
n NM e.. tpmSsr, 70 feet lss,sshs m.,oh.,,.h.
10000 feet tss: H. 81. Fias Lun
so 81 Is s's isns:fP Iam
PR T. 70 Y fSIs ssp sss
bsL. u 70 10 feet lengths plsned on ootn
$500 feet Sy 6. White Pine Merchandise Lum-
5000 fee. s;I s. re- hiasi4: lie sroA.n.b. Lum
5000 ! E ss' sis:s s.rsA.n,tl. Lun
100 t sss q chs II IN. Mh.ss OAK
s% e: :s s:ss: m H. ss: ssSss:ayy
j ;SS j::: :- 81: f. sSsSs:.; 60
igo0 feet io-lths In Mahcgany
She right y reserysd q aeeels asy ysrt, OF ~
n Ha sossls sss az sssSs.s q 8:
4 sS.Is. si. .ssstp sssisss:s;,
iy Ia-iot Tint And ksp.l
on fsEsH TOMATOES!
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s,nCC.aQsALs FOR LEADI
Ordsase. ,Qfes. Rar Dyartms.i,

Ordadsct QNet, war UtrdTfmtn,
WAsHInsTos, Nav %, 1884,
PROPOSALS will be received BY this Department
until m. on the evening oil the tth OF June, for
TIE deIverI At she following Arsenals, as soon ss
5000 TONS OF LEAD, .. follows:
AT the WstetvlIet Arsenal, West Troy, New
Al The Nsw York Arsenal, Governors Island,
Al the AlleihenJ Xrsensl, Pittsburgh. Pennsyl-
Al t-s s..tLosis Arsenal, st, Louis, Missouri,
The iesd mu,t he 6siens. o: ether American,
staburT, or soft English, Of the most approved
Proposals will be received for lots of?oN tons and
upwards
bidder. viii state explicitly the timo snd amount
Failure to seiirsr q. Q specified time will sub
jcot the contractor 10 forfeiture OF the amount
be delivered ct that time.
Parties obtaining contra cts will he Iea6,Jsd to
enter into bopds with proper securities for Its
fsitafu performance.
the Department reserves to itself the right 20
Proposals will be addressed Is follows: Sen.
] w. RILEY. Chief OF Ordnance Washington,
+. o., snd should be endorsed "Presosss for
Lead" m Il eouef
ORDNANCE OFFIcr. maJ -, iSS2
The quantity OF lead eaoIred by the Above ad-
veTtIsement 10 reduced 10 one third or the above
amount, namely, 666 tons and the tire for
August, 1862. JAS, w. RIPLEY,
mSl BuEsdieT General.
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lust RECEIVED AT No. Is 9ARkL1
sGsspe a. Penn Is., svIr. s;.s sstiy.s.ssnN
Lace, Cong ress and Button Caters,
French KID Slippers; MIsses and -. a.,,.,
French Ca fskin. Glove Cali, Pateqt leather, No
rocco, and Lasting Gsitsrs. and Ties. Also
great variety of Boys Shoes, at exceedlpf lov
prices. % S-eonI y. hOSENI nA ~.
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LIoN's MAGNETIC InsRcf PowpBl,
Tested Tor 10 yesn and grows in favor. II kills
and eIterminates Reaches, BED Bugs, Ants,
Fleas, Moths In Cloths, Furs and Furniture,
Garden insects, 60. All genuine bears the zig.
nature Of Z. Lyon, ssd IS seI poisososs TO PERSONS
o. domestic asssssIs. Beware OF counterfeits and
limitations.
Lyons Powder kills all insects In trice,
Lyons Pills are death 10 rats and mice.
Bold everywhere. ID. g. BARNES,
may l-eo3m 2e2 Broadway, New York.
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LADIES, ask for Dawsons cclsbrated Grecian
Fancy and COLUMBIAN White Toilet Soap. You
will ent Il superior to any common fancy soap
cold In this market
Ladies, ask for Dawson's Chemical Olive Soap
As washing soap you viii ind 1t to 60 twice az
far as the fosin s0ap.
Ladies', ask for Dawsons pure White Castillo
Soap. You will find 10 suitable for washing any
kind OF wooden material You can get our soc
at any Of the hrst class groceries In the DisrIsl
DAWSON T. Co, Manufacturers,
1si and 1875 w alter street, Georgetown.
lie i2-eolms
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have han yeno,,sd sino. Nc ioio"ns oee'n

pElrHs OF SoLuIERs.-The following deaths
have BEEN reported since our last
VIZ. Dlngman, company A, l0Sth NY.
a W Phillips, company I, tsth y Y.
Jscoh Poland, company A, 66th Ohio.
Michael kourfc, company ID, seth NY.
"" A Gray, company I, 18th NY.
J. fres, company X, SSH N. Y,
Brown, company r, ID Berdan 3. e.
Cosp. AcCaleen, company F, ID DC.
sefet Peter Hull, company A, I'd d. &.
Wm Veril, company A, ID y. C..
David Thorngate, company /, 9TH wis
Ithamer D Miner, company A, 5th Mich
Ihomas Wenbern, company q, 18Th NY.
Charles 6reensteille, company l., 9Th NY
Corps.
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lERcIvAL, PaRKsR & Co. will open Liberty
Hall, Alexandria, az a place Of amusement on
Monday, July IL, and will entertain the citizens
of tina, place with pe'.otnahces bys msrtrnoIh
company from the Washington Canterbury.
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Asst rst-Ofdcer Harrison, ofthe Sixth Ward
yesterday arrested John Brown on the charge OF
an assault on Mr.. Harris, In the Navy Yard
Brown was taken before 5rs.iC5 Murray, who
held him 90 bail 70 ehswcr at court
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n. o. HOOD

is n %G.s e ne
Ira4, SvitssriSs s and Hmsrics. Soth IN Cold
an. sysE s; So.: .ss
WITH Diamonds. Emerslds, Rlbiss and al ssAeI
ssms. Hs 2 als2 nannfaetsrns a. ksdds s s9a
Ssrs. ssord Bsln ssd ss.Ss:. Fcs.s klIyes,
kasors, Scissors. Sold silver ana S.sel sIesS
enss. No. SIS Pa svsrss. between ID And lob
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MfEIrASy OFFIcsRs In need Of a Hrst-class 9, Id
glass sboiid not fall 10 examine the extensive
stock Of Spy and Marine Glasses received BY
messrs Franklin 4 Co, Opticians, 2i4 PennsyI.
vania avenue, between 12,h and 18th SITS selling
at reasonable prices. 1t
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pHAsst OF LARCENY -fh,s morning, PATROL
mar hanEsr siresten Annie Harrison on a charge
IF stealing nom Charles Richards ten dolIers In
Treasury notes. She YVES taken before Justice
Walter, and held to bail for fsr.se, hearing,
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PoLIcE.-The Third Ward pa,rolmcn reported
VeseIdsy: Joseph Williams, threats Of violence;
Jail In default Of bail-by Justice Thomas -
. The Fourth Ward patrolmen reported solomon
Hall, Tor profanity; dismissed-by Justice CLAW.
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To OBTAIN fue carts ia tisifs ilkcnesses go 10
whitehurst's, No. 434 Pennsylvania avenue. He
s selecting torigin ,6rtI de cisits Licensees OF
distinguished men. embracing all the prominent
men Of this corntry See his iikenesses inoil and
watef colos. Those desiring camp and field views
taken call and leave your orders. jy I2-eolms
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A HORss TRAps-Thursday ONCE, pe,rI,on
arrested U. b. tesm mister named T. " nitey. upon
charge Of winding Col. Chas Angeroth, for
merry Of the PennsylvenIa Volunteers, In horse
nede: From The evidence before Justice John
soa, 10 appeared that Col. hnceroth. when In the
service, had fine drsught horse, which was bis
private property. Whitley had received from the
6overnment q fne spirited horse for use under
saddle The Colonel traded his horse with Will.
fey, giving him a2S boot. After the Colonel left
Soe service the Government took the property be-
longing 70 IL In his possession and the horse, be-
ing branded, was taken also. The Colonel Is
shus horse and s25 out The tcamster made a
Sesntn OF the horse he got In the trade 10 his Gu.
pe,ior so that the Government gains a horse
shd w nitey IS. After considering the evidence
Justice johnson dismissed the case
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BOARDING.

SIX OR EIGHT GENTLEMEN CAN BE
p accommodated With Board and Furnished
Rooms q the Boarding iprlvate) Hoase on 18th
DLACK SILKS, q, %. d, 80. 50, 81 and IS inches
- vide, Of the best makes and ~ the lowest
Blsok Bersges. Grape Msrsts
Black WA WI T. cI sPli ~ 81 ssSTaER.
No IS Central Stores, OPP: Center Marhet,
TOR sALE-7 500 pounds slightly damaged Pr
Il Lot BREAD, an exec. lent and chea p food
for stook Of al kinds. Also. quantity Of lay.
Surf "a szbSL b iasd sic0 Ts e
and Tor sale oSWs:p fof AN sra 18th street.,
MOURNING eOODe-Mors than our usual
W fsll .toek Of Mournins Seocs Pr SSoSs.
iyTi@ Pa. svsnus And Ninth street.
BLACK LACE MAN5ILLAs AND SILK
. Hack, brown and Green SIM UMBRELLAS
= FAKkSUlS and SUNSHADEs, a -
WIN. Il. RILEY 3 BRO,
elm bstvssn fth and sth strssta
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Ho ToR AQcIA CREEx.-Capt Stackpole who
~ wei known TO the citizens OF Washington and
to travellers on the Potomac one OF the most
sacient, accommodating and agreeable steam.
boat masters that ever ran the river has secured
the large ana commodious steamer Kcvport and
Sil make daily trips between Aqua Greek and
Ieis city, commencing Monday next, July lth
Ihe heypoft w:s great favorite In the waters
ABOUT New ork city, and 10 capable Of accom-
msdse1S, Comfortably, one thousand persons.
bnsi[ess men and shippers, and also excursion
!sss, Will please make note Of this.
FouRTH WARD STATION CASES -BsIors Jas
ties Wait1.-w. A. Murray and Ephemis Muir
ray, teoloredJ di.orderly conduct; di.ni.cd.
"; fined ~. james Patten, drunk; turned over
60 the military. Charles Carroll, drunk and dis
orderly; dismissed. Catharine Wilson, Frances
Csrsed, Migrants; locked up Is hours George
Johnston and Susan Farrington, suspicious char
aetefs, held for further hearing. A. Dorsn, sleep
lag In the street, dismissed. d. B. Compton,
vsgrant; do.
A PUBLIC BENEFIT town-clock which
tee enefprsing hose Of A Bininsef Co. have
erected over Ne entrance Of their business estab-
Ishment, opposite WillaTds', Is q great accom-.
modstion 70 the public Of Washington, az well as
one OF tne most conspicuous and attractive bust
nee signs In city, being illuminated through.
put the night. The Washington public are also
ndeoted 70 the enterprise Of the same arm for
.oe capital crossing Of granite tagging now
- sg'mag rennsylvania avenue, from their door
Sooo safIss II you appreciate good eating,
feader, De sure 70 drop In now and then, az the
Iestau ant asz hs'ss Prerss6saEz, south side OF
Pennsylvan.a avenue, between tenth ana Eiey.
cath ssreses. We know other restaurant In
the Unite1 States wtere the dishes Get btfor. one
are more artisticsllv and satisfactorily prepared.
or where TIE prices charged for them are 90
moderate; matter Of no little importance In tight
times Ike the present.
LEVY CouRr.-The Levy Court Of Washington
sORaly sut Bofized the Collector Of ares To aio ~
dts oaBt 81 ID per cent on all taxss pai0 daring
tae 8. eSsnt HIoRih rrsoint ON wfs proposed.
blt laid on the table, declaring that 10 was Hests
tSY foo Congfsn 10 pass an act allowing the court
10 levy labor taE iVr work o. he public roads.
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ATTENTION, CoMrANI VOLUNTEERS, who eI-
pect 70 retain their health unimpaired during the
campaign, must see TO Il themselves, do not trust
to the Army Surgeons, supply yourselves with
Soldiers KnaI sack contains them. Only rs cents
per Fox or Pot. 2l2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-12

HORSEs FOR SALE, ,..ssss % -
III OF svery asssriDuel,
c::s:sss 90, 9, ! s a., 4 sy:a:' A
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exclusively treated by Dr. Won MoschZisker, oc-
ulist and aurist, 227 Pennsylvania avenue. The
numerous testimonials from such creditable
sources repeatedly published make ell further
statements unnecessary. jy lO-3tS