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IL The Bermudian newspaper Of the Cd OF
July rays that the expectation Of the spring crop
has been exported TO New York IL ,2la barrels, to
Boston and HALIFAX. A37 do to the West ladies,
5, l69 do-total, 16,slS barrels. The export Of
onions to the present date has reached the quan
tity Of ,24 63S pounds. The expectation Of to-
matoes for the present season NEARLY all to the
United States) has amounted to II $40 boxes
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u Secession flag was taken from a high
+, Second Illinois Cavalry, while on their wav
from Trenton, Gibson county, to Dyenburg Al
the citizens Of West Tennessee have generally
taken an oath not TO zee that Dag hauled down.
our boys gave them time to get into their house
and close their doors and Windows which thew
did with properoeremonies the flag was then
hauled down, and triumphantly crammed into
undry pistol holsters ~
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spiri, Of the Msrnins Pres.

The Istsuisereer argues that the nrst military
necessity now existing In the army In Virginia is
the proper consolidation Of our troops In such q
manner as to have az equal force with the enemy.
The is;al,geses1 thinks II were g better to aban.
Con the advance on Richmond nan essay Ito cap.
fure a. ain with insu<acient force - and holds
that all troops combined fors given end should
he subject to the control Of single military
rniud.n
The Rspsdlieas devotes attention to what II
calls the damaging expose" made by Senator
Chandler Yesterday, ot TIC operations Of the army
81 the Potomac.
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QUA MILITARY suposT.
RAID oP BUsHwHAcKERs UPON ATH
ENS, IOWA,


ENS, IOWA.
By the following telegfaphic dispatch, received
by Gov Kirkvood, Il will be seen that seme OF
the Confederate guerillss are attempting mischief
in Iowa. Athens 10 on the Dee Moines river, near
Keokuk: -
CLINTON, Iowa, July IS, 1see.-Athens 10 being
invaded. Lieut. Ball. Of the regular army, has
ordered ont all the convAlescents at the hospitals
Gin He, kuky, and citizens. They leave for the
scene Of expected battle by special train, this 10
p. m.
Governor Rirkwood responded as follows;
wAsHISsroS, July re, fssa Support Captain
Ball with all the force necessary. Allow no bush.
whscken 10 set foot In iowa Should any do 10,
treat them - horse thieves and robbers.
skn'L 9. KIExwoop.
ORDERED TO DUTY.
Surgeon Mitchell, Of the First Maryland Vol.
unteers, will report for du to Surgeon M Farlin
Medical Direstor Of Gen. Pope's command.
MILITARY APPOINTMENT.
Son. Edwin II. Webster, representative from
Maryland, has been nominated as brigadier gene.
raj Of volunteers.
COURT MARTIAL SENTENCES.
The proceedings and sentences Of the general
court martial at Fort Columbus, Of which Gen
Brown was president, have been officially ap.
proved.
Captain E. q. Jones, Of the Seventh Infantry,
FOR being drank while on duty a. ofacer OF the
day has been Gathered and therefore ceases to
be an emcer OF the army. Private Peter Fav,
guilty OF absenting himself without leave nom III,
post one week, sentenced to be confined at hard
labor for four months, and to forfeit ten dollar
per month OF his pay fer the same period
PROMOTIONS AND APPOINTMENTS IN
THE ARMY AND NAVY.
The promotions and appointments in the army
since the publication Of the 10th Of June, EN-.
brace those Of thirty non-commisioned officer,
and privates 70 second ueutenancies In the fegu.
lar serves, thus placing them IN The line Of sd-
oaPt. wn. Painter, formerly of phil.delpb,,,
B.. b.. been prompted 70 major for CALAMITY al
Dfainesvilie, and efaciency as assistant quarter.
master, and detailed to Gen Ruckett's division.
Acting Masters Mate David Potter has been
dismissed the service for having offered TO paw
John b. Murray, OF New York, ESQ to obta. q the
appointment Of Acting Master
Lieut. Austin PendertTakt has been ordered IN
the command az the w alter Witch
The following officers have been ordered 10 the
3. Iron clad steamer New Ironsides: Iieuten.
amt Robert Boyd, Jr.; Master, H. b. Robson;
Acting Master, George w. Dornett; Paymaster,
A. w. Russell.
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A GOOD WITNEss.-Col. w. w H. Davis. OF
the 10th Pennsylvania Regiment, now at home
wounded, man well acquainted with the move
ments OF the army both past and prospective,
says of Gen. McClellan's late movement: IsW .
look upon this movement as one Of the erandest
displays Of military skin that has been made in
modern times, and none but q commando Of the
nrst order would have dared to attempt It, II II
does not stamp Gen Mcclellan az the FIRST mill
tary commander Of the age, we do not know what
WIN. N-Rsading lPa.l Gazstfs. Jnlx 10
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BALTIMORE SynPArHIzERs.-The Richmond
Disp1tch, In announcing the escape Of William
H Wilson, Of the Twenty eight Virginia Regi.
ment, from Governors Island, and his return to
Richmond, says;
After remaining for shert time In New York,
he proceeded to Philadelphia, where, by sdIoi;
representations, he borrowed sum OF money from
Union man, and in due time reached Baltimore
In that city, II In well known, Southern man
encounters little difficulty In finding friends to
help him OF his way
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While Buchanan was President, the Potts.
town Bank came into existence, aud out Of CON-
pliment to him the notes contained his portrait
But OF late the Bank has received so many mutt
lated notes, with the word "haitor,n "Judas Is
cariot," &c, inscribed under the portrait that Z,
has resolved 10 call In all the notes bearing the
likeness and reissue new ones. II must be done
TO abate a nuisance
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From shillington, corner Of -Four and a j.
half street and Pennsylvania avenue, and from
n. c. sner, as Seventh street, opposite General
fost Once) we have copies of the excellent
numbers OF Harper's Magazine and 6odsy's
Lsdy's Book, for August
Also nom Hudson Taylor, 33i Pennsylvanis
avenue, we have the August humble, OF Harper.
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III The slaie business Of Vermont is getting n
be Immense, and can well endure the war tar Of
80 or 40 per cent soon to 20 into effect. OF roof
ing slate her product Ia every year Increasing and
sells better; her enameied slate work is more
beautiful than costly foreign marbles, and is tax.
Ing their place. and she can furnish the world
with slate pencils
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NO DANGER IN kBNTucKY-Morgans rebel
rsid In Kentucky, which created so much excite.
ment, has been checked by the enthusiastic M.
rising Of loyal people on both sides OF the river
dispatch from Gen. II ,yie to the Secretary of
Wsf, on Monday, reported Morgan rereating. 1,
y 10 os regretted tsays the Cincinnati 6azette)
that he did not advance. Had he fsced the men
who rushed to meet him, an exiting usher would
have been put 81 the aspirations Of that no:o,iou.
rebel The direction in which he has moved !,
not stated; but be has most likely moved toward
Dixie" There were rumors that his demon.
snations against Lexington and Frankfor, were
mere feints, 10 cover an advance upon Paris.
whence, after destroying the railroad trestle
VOL ne would proceed to Mount Sterling
twenty-five hundred men from Ohio and a,
many, we suppose, from Indiana, were thrown
ln'o kentucky at a few hours notice, and more
volunteers were freely offered from Cincinnati,
and the surrounding country.
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u From the publishers, Ticknor & Fields.
Boston, we have an advance copy Of the Atlantic
Monthly for August, containing contributions BY
various leading writer's. Among them 10 an In
~resfing notice BY Emerson Of that original and
eccentric genius, the latelHenry d. Thorean.
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IL Ex-Governor Seymour, Of Connecticut, 1,
Is said Ia about to raise one Of the Eve new reQi
menn required from that State. He has much
fame al soldier-having, as Is we'll known, dis.
unguished himself greatly In the Mexican war
and, no doubt, could bring large number, speed.
lily to his standard
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UTGood words for the United States are veyv
scarce In the Canadian newspapers. The Quebec
Chronicle, however, In abiding 70 our financial
measures, says:-"A people whose own industry
sundces for their own wants, aud whose patriot
Ism reposes confidence in a circulating medium
created by the government In their behalf, will
achieve greatness In spite Of difficulties that
would crush nation worshiping an opposite
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-17

u IL 10 suggested that an export duty Of s.y
twenty per cent on silver coin would prevent
the Europeans from getting Il, and at the same
lime prevent the small-note currency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-17

NEW Books" Naval Text Book and Die.
sionary" 10 the title Of a very useful work by
Commander Totten, Of the Navy. tits published
oy d. Van NostTand, I'VE Broadway, New York,
and is for saie by Frnck Taylor, Pennsylvania
avenue.
"a System Of large. Practice, for the use OF
Troops" by Capt. Reth, U. 8. A, has Just been
Issued by ID. Van Noerand, who has made q
speciality Of military and naval work. Thl.
work Is issued by order OF the War Department,
and Is for sale In Washington by Hudson Taylor.
q Psrs0n BrowRlow's Bookn has been received
from the publisher, George w. Childs, per Hud.
son Taylor, 33i Pa. av., who has the work for
sale IL Affords graphic history OF secession In
East Tennessee, and gives an inside view Of the
great REBELLION, with thrilling details Of the man
aer In which the patriots OF East Tennessee were
treated by the rebels. The work 10 embellis he'd
with fne portrait Of the author, and with a
number Of engravings. II will well repay Pc
Tusal.
"The Yellow Mask; or, The Ghost in the Ball.
Room" 10 the title OF a new novel BY Wilkie
Collins. I, 10 for sale by Hudson Taylor, a4 Pa.
avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-17

TEs GREAT MsKIINs IN NIw foRS.-Union
square, New York, was throngsd on Tuesday, BY
citizens who attended the Union Mas. Mee.InQ
tnere held. The Trtbsse says.
1t was :ne lsrgess meeting ever held In our
CITY, unless the Union Mass Meeting Of last wear,
neid soon after tue bomberdment Of Fort Sumter
may be deesred Its equal Ii was an Immense
gathering and great occasion
Five Gferent stands were erected at each OF
which an organization was effected By the selec-
Ton Of q president and a number Of vice pres,.
dents. Amo,g the speakers at the different
stands were Mayor opdyke, Hen H. wderldge.
Gen. F. H. Spinols, Hon. C. p. Daily, Rev. F,
Sinton, Prof. Hitchcock, Ethan Allen, Hamilton
Fish, Gen. J. G. Fremont, Horace Greeley and
many others. Patriotic songs were sung by the
enfire assenhlsge. Letters were read from, Com
Focse, Edward Everett, Gen. sigel, Hon. Alfred
bly,, secretary Seward, senatofs Summer, King
ana morrill,, and Governors Andrew and Morgan,
All OF whom were prevented from attending by
cn1rial engagements
An the New York papers speak In high term,
OF the pleasant manner In which everything
passed OF, and Of the enthusiasm manifested on
every rand and by all In attendance.
The 7ribs-. says 1t was " meeting whose In.
nuence will not die with the present generation
nor b confined 10 this continent
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II The Spragues, Of Rhode Island, have made
q most generous and patriotic proposition to the
men In their employ who have families They
offer to continue to such, IL they will enlist, half
their pay during their absence, and to secure their
positions to them when they return. This is a
noble offer, worthy Of the noble family making
the patriotic tender.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-17

Cosrlsssu samuel r. Miller, Of Iowa, was
last night confirmed by the Senate a. an A,oci,,s
justice Of the Supreme Court Of the Unitsd
States.
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Markets BY Telesraph.

BALTIMORE, July 1e.-Flour steady and un
changed. Wheat arm and advanced Vase, Corn
quiet at 55s6O. Oats very firm. Whisky STEADY
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"a. AUCTION IkLE
THIs AFrsRNO0NS To-M0RR 4

By 81 q. McsUIRE 90 .Auetionssrs.
r xcsLLFNI FyRNIIgaE ANO r0UsI
rn.S.rp I,sSsffs az Pile ,.t ,se d!Ss
sHsii re the Furniture and : feets Of far =, q
ia sss sss ss FlsnS Fc,s
Mshossr- sna walnut BAR Olotk covered Soks
x..Ss o, o. c es,le, md hs ssi: r.bs.
s ,ush 49, Sat a. o,,N 49,,
si, .,,S, BE wIpSSy sa.,s.:
sI sss... s,,g. s.i! sss e,0f'
80: .at sss ss s,. fs: f"t:; S.'r aid F'r'
bt1ire liable, Chsirs, C.oct.
Se eSSf s sss :1 s. crISsssss w'
.m Ti 0a'h, C. M.eu.s q CO., ...,.
By GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, AuOuoDesr.
ARGB AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
IL pli scop. AZ AueIioN..on TUESDAY
he sSoI. 81 he &c Of !. eissss.e o. ., No Hf,
sas isi .sr.s.: scf.s 3: SO s s:s. =
~ al Dy Soo6s, anons Y mob ylll be found
sVn. "a 3. 20 oreo siits' Cahooes'
Slots.: 9: ssi@sre,. Tweed Jeans,
Ils.e and swiss Mu,libs. Csmbries.
M H.. 49, 49, sasojnsnt OF soissr,
soae o. fhs above stoof Of q ood. being asusx.s
% the late Ire on PehnsYlvsnls svsns The ls<iss
Dry se ss .f cS.s, 70: Re,
Hfa ;0la s', GREEN iis's Z WILLIAMS. ..o.
B, J. G: MoeVIHE d Co. Auonone,r,.
6GkkcSbSf Rf9qfEJsk Ut okNYsTI Ss
We shall sell &C k.soy's wharf foot Of D strest az
ssesSs!I new Canal Packet BOs;, 6andsonsJ
~ II, . sN ). c MesutRE . co ..s...
By W. L. WALL. A 90 ,Auoticne.r,.
YAtsS5hST5s SsskssSsSSJsY II "a %:
:s s ,Sas q =. "... 20, 81
FIr,t street east, between North 9 aud B .,r.sts.
.StS street sss Sssvess F1s sp q ssS
Lsts and 10, square sss. near r street and si.tA
FERNS: One third cash; balance In o., ana
49, =, tmon,tns, oesnng Interest and secured by
L.M w. I. WALL q CO.. Auee
By GREEN q WILLIAMS, Au6tiopesr..
EkAnE HOUSE AND LOT AT THB COR
kyesies osFkibGYs 4. .f s,s S tns,.pt -.
s scl n rons 81 the gremIses; az O'Clock D. ma
s.ss % the corner Of Twenty hfst and sSrta "a.
abe Tor 3 BStoSsT sstssllss%ss, i''' 1A' " SUIT
Terms; One thi o,.. the balance IN 6. Is. Js.
day ss deed rrsss and esss of tT0s. ..f Ken
SRfE e n: e9 %i e klf.Nst''
By sREEN a WILLIAMS. AsctiOne-r,
S1kAM ENGINE, BOILER, Betting,
- MAeHIsrnI AND A LLleI trb srEtlAL as
eortrnent OF other articles used IN q hrst-elest
Lsunery. e Apouon On fRIDAY, me leth DAY
Of July, 1884, We shal sel et the Nstonal Laundry,
on PennsJ ysnis avenue, betveen ThlrteeEth spd
Thlrtecn. and a-half streets, et % o'oock N, bI
snasrS. iss sd sseosisd LIB. ~ "A s.. s
2l6, :oiIos I, .. scd one Of the land records Of
WeshinEtou county, N the District Of Coir rbiA,
~ the goods and ohsttsls IN said estsolsAnsnt.
One Stan Epsins. Boiler, Beting, and mschAe-
~ thereto belonfioG,
Two Washing NschI5ss. One Marrle,
One Cent? fuEal Clothes wringsf,
flat-iron Hestsrs, Rlnsfng Tubs,
pIyinf A pparatus, lot Fat-ITous,
" ash Iuss eDo Boarss,
Lot Counters, Chains, and sbsfting.
ALSO
ore WAGON snd Harness,
With oiE.r sItisies which We deem urnsoesssrr
20 enumerste.
Iefns cesh.
81 order ofAttorner.
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. Departure Of the steamer Scotia.
New YORK, July l8.-The steamer Scotia
'ailed to-day, with $50 passengers and $50 600 In
specie.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

'u ROOPIN6-ROOFING! - :
aud Composgiol Gravel RGohar Businsss hsr on
to:ore eondIotsd By Msssfs J. p. Wa.fsr 4a Snn
.:s.o.aes Of builders, oonirsssor: and ths Publ
s1aas s.a.is, t.s,.,,..,.r,.,.. :, -. -.
aSd !fsparshen Of n ooang Mater ala he vii 81
able 70 execute oil boslnsss s1Gustei 20 hun win
mltmsss, ana yananted 70 Gys sshsfAetiop.
viii % keet &C the BsoftnE Asass Of W. +. smith.
the WORKS, jost OF sd s.Iesa v.st a. a:s.sl
s.d g my resid sno4, "a street vsst dos beIov
fs'svehas. uy i7-eesw'l n. O. WILSON.
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ASSESSMENTS.

FREE 662esSSE8 Re ,rG yw.ssssslNsIoN
goses'!gas1 y h.ssy 70 apnor pace .As, 4: hss 81
is the EIs.sest VIC oacslo PlsIs, eos I.
other artist. vii 6 enfssed 90 q % rsndsT tSese
sonss' ss, mo., u y. e,y q ws.s
81 s.:S.rsi sss.:: S.s. :! :ss csel.s s:ss.s
to preserve order cspcsSt cSnnssss. as e'slccf
',j%Tii,ta HENhYsosEss Ins,;.,s;,
~ LOUISIANA AvINvs, MAR sTIrHsS
TIE Cool Retreat,
the cItJ, oil Others having sksdsdaledi
sOODl BETTBR. BEST
another Massive Co~Stns.,ea
OF the
MOST BRILLIANT ARTISTS
IN THE WORLD!
so-NIsHT, a..
SAN. SHARPLBY,
s ss IAN: szssEEEhES:
The ssisss:, SIssf.s !;s 4 z: . '''
EEssF FEIE ssIFk kyyAkkII;
Shevorid renowned Comic singer.
ANDY LEAvITT. -.
The Champion Bsnjolst Of America
w. B. HARRISON,
sSSSs sSsrIssinas sSd .s.I %ss VA 'hs'
-. 5; $ sssssss $$ $sIeEEE;
The nss. S FL Mae. ..A sg.s.s...
-A. ,..l aIss sSss 8. s Al sa.r.
FANNY S Ebbt 4 sSSs1 OF OTHERS.
Making . MAMMOTH
Combination of Stars
ENTIRE NEW BILL.
AND NEW ACTS:
Admission u cents; Orchestra Chair. % cents.
Door open at 1Ai Performance % ~ o'oloot.
FcRD's ArHENEUMI
shis Slsndid and Well ventilated resort will b
BRIIF SEASON
MONDAY EVENING, July L.
RooLsrs m1NsrRELs,
who win be Recognised By the reading public Of
washington FOREMOST
IL: m Sm.a s.as. x
oofSsEEFS fSHESSfsh gs SEssaES AIas:
AND Dk AssskD ch akktkrHsSdFhkAffoNs OF
Anon, the a an, nan, man q hs1s ~ r. ..n,.,,
AAAA' ssfEffsst z ssy sssgs. HENRY.
dddIis,lon; cent.
No :. {. sS:Tas for ls:sivl1s .est:: Nv
A POLIO CONCERT HALL-lss, Fvs, Fxs'
"A The m.n:ser q great expense has ereeted Q
delinsster and ,ts;e msn.rsr; Annie Rsss Tie
GIestest isvoIite Of any sonfstre.s ever ~ wssh-
tae pleasing singer from tie Philaae!,si oIymSIe;
Miss tioa Clifton, from the Bal nmore Ne loqson;
tss H@ ,ns P4a
caSs rnsa1 ths Ss hnosn olmist .9d msno.i
iIi6 pD.TkEY, prs,n.,or.
WAsa s... CITY s . &c: e.
and that hereafter on every Monday and 1Tkursdss
6al!ery hive been erected for the AMUSEMENT Of
vlsltors, Clubs ard ssscnIstIons Dan have the use
q. ne S.sasn E. ss Ses 70 ssf Il. e. %
FEE s fHG E I1S s1Pf T6 eH FL ss.
pATENT OFFICE CURIOsI1Es-auids -
II Patents, Catalogue OF Curiosities and Govern
Anhsrsrian Books, Government Book; Dees-
% 1n19s fSa5rl,hsd Ra,l.eso ReIoIts Miii.s 70
furnished 70 Pedlars; Mi.itsfy Trials; Mili1fJ
Law; Army Regulations; Panor.na Of the Qoass
Books. Reool cot cheap rent. LArge sAleS, lev
PT No, 70 stairs ever B.rf q WhshipSsSRr
FOR CAPE MAY.
l. H Z Superior Bay Steamboat WIN. KENT,
Captain j. 7. Brett. leaves Arch
.trest wharf, Phile5elpn q, ever
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FUTURE DAYS.
By 6REEN q WILLIAMS, Auofiopeess.
CcrAxf ia al ~ .freef.-Na llR


% cs1.s "a .sd 3 :i-.s.ss. ' ssS,
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN PURNt-
aoRNiSe &. sS IS::n. 3, oeoot
sell 81 our Auction Rooms, IsrEe lot g .esoRd-
s.SR sSoi Y ,s. sS
Ss5SI: % Centre Tables. walnut Bar Sea,
Msiss Marble To- sidsse.sd ne and 1--WE %fsiuo..,
s.a.sss s,ss tEs Drs.aHs sne Other Bsr.sIs,
Cane seat and other Chairs,
B,s::s,., T9Tss P Is1I.i. I'D Stair c.rS.s-
&sTSsohSs "sss MS sho Ast-
kssSsss 81, fame Lsosios 8, ...s.
s.lI, Ccston-toi and other N ssn S
Gains, elias, and Croofery Were,
Hesff.S ar ssatI ssS ssnsI s.Oys.
WIN many ether Articles too numerous o. mem
-iIEd GREEN q WILLIAM. Aucu.
By J. C. MCGUIRE q CO. Aueaoses,.
MAksEALS SALE OF FURNITURE q
t.oi.. "sS JSais.nt Z Cor dsnnasen.s i..sS
nom The Clsrts 0fhoe Of the Ciroot Cosrt OF ths
vii eel fSbis lie k Ssss Z or 81. S
the premises. northves, e,rrer Of E.Ehtsenth ssd
MONDAY: july StS. LOT q fsfsisu re- .ss9
Eossshold Effects, oo@rII.lps-.
nA assair.s AM "Anat Sofas, Arm. and Psrist
mNble top aud Fancy Pa,log Yablea,
Say:. FssIsI osI,ss:. 0ilofoti. Mating. and In
Wisasw Curtain. and H SHADES, Lounges
gearing Chairs, LOOKING S.asser,
sliss: ss::. and 6iess s; g'l VIE cA.i''
Redstesds Blresus, Wsshstinds,
:sss:s 81 s: Bs.sss ss; s:a ffiit iaa.
ShrGd,s Carriage, Hobby Horss,
cs.hns and Or or Stoves. Refrigerator.
I'D sss s q usdS :. tRs
fooos ana Shatis OF = Q. Green, Gsfni.hee %
S Ss 90 2 os'0SeI sr% ~ e ;sT e 81 sslt
LIZ J.c McefirsFNs cc a. 4 Ava.
By J. @. MCGUIRE q CO. ,Auouops,r,
Two FRENCH PLATE MANFEL MIR-
- aonsl SAs CHANprirnls. HAEpsoxI EssIl
IEgks5Ay aGskIss J.iJ x ass q e o'os
y re. Sso fernsylvanIA avenue, Q few doors sast
ss hss r f. :ss f :: M.u,. r
q as. ~ s.s Sss1 s:s s.....
EngrAyings in Silt Frsmes,
yins Rsn a ;, Gar w and Soynies,
sspsrier nsTbls- TOP si6sboard,
5 SESssss GO Soo as' E.s.i Ssrp'''
kxteasi2n QnipT liable, Chairs,
"a :.: 6i:iSb ss ca sassa:''
Cht4sg bishss, China. 6lass, and Crockery
Ra.l h.z a..t s.stre.ses. Bsddins,
fsEsssst VIII sIot o. kiscS:u Requisites.
-En :. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO, A.e...
By 7aohAs DowLIEsa Apctoneer.
AsMINIsTRxTCstssAL BALE OF TIN
Auczios Io ei' s s51f !, a F1sros
ne eps; yrShsn,s Court. on w X DkEs Day
ossassd q IKE s .s o q x Gsoss 4 ,ss s,S,s
Icsl. lin Wsr., Store F saS ss.. Ss q The
enc vsEms pSTSSsss usf he ne s ss1e y
Is5ns, One han Gosh; bsl..o. i'm q .,s :,
Ior nssss satisfactorily endorsed, notes
nn WA I H 49, o* Afais,,.r No..
By W. Z: WALL = 90. Aseto.esr,.
|VkEY''Ss.20Ecd Il sTEtIi xNS6sl S Sit1R.s,,,
s1:ssaos ~ Ss ssSt'. . p ffiEhSsss;s,
SsseoL. ast Instsnt vs VII sell on fSs Srsnisss.
ysss hes s q II y: sigAs G 1o1n mac nlsSs
Cher eorysnie.t out houses, de- -
yisSis i s1 ssS5sr 3, P e s,ss.ssa
3sa 80 Sss sss, !. ..d .sssrisasasss - .i -
siy 9 sssr sa,s sale vil sford 900 esssr
ss nsss l3ey1 e ~
baAs sI e VAL 4 81 49, s.:s;
X2oaAaLA'sx = 0EsGlNhEa . 90 On
WhoLIsAI ANn tsfAIL vi
> =: Es;A,.s LAss 1 asp sAsyssr wa.
10y y We. cIalOu LAaJs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-17

dQ6 NEW STOCK. AQC
INTERIOR ADoRHMEN7s
., 5ST rsosived choice selection of nsv and de-
r..~n PAPER AANsINss,
s pins sssIn :;d for paror' halls
fihEBoARD Pf fIErss sIkA a. CENTRE
gold, and common.
WINDOW SHADES.
snsoss Of any rec .sye or si3e Dads
By the yard or made into Shades.
p e 5. slssa s Err soa leaf.
o.os ea The bee: si: q the
Al,o. An s.sorsm.us So oS bryi wood e--,,,
E besutiful VARIETY Of small Hsed Oval and Card
tu.4s se fss%s: 81 IoTelfn and domestic msnutse-
PICTURE CORD AND 7AssELs.
farSSs.nI s.cnsssy Tor o..h Is. sSovs &C.
q can Ss e;
District No msrepreselaton made 10 sfscs
81 vortn.n n si ssA g;
A ssil solicited from those needing Ii. .Ssvs
k sG%s Ss:h Il. MIAsEsEsSIIE .sR r..
ss sSof Il . sSca. o oSs sSG' Hall s1
NOTICE 10 wATER TAKES.
WATn RlsisrlAl's OYyIcl,
Csty Hall, ysly 1, fs3a.
dste are ney due and Rsylble e this o&es.
relation 70 delinspert water takers, Tl:
In al eases OF the NON payment Of the water
&c. .ss sa nssy ne f fsrss w
ot 81 sech delinSuency. and the aid Psrveyor
oy cutting OF the water &C the main and he Shaii
sos ailov m 70 be again ssed in aid denSusnt
Registrar that the water rent hss been ~ss{ =.
s s re saaepse Of emitting OF and rsssefins lie
IAs los will BE- SsfWesd.
n,uu RANDOLPH cpYLE,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-17

otsinsd on Inc GrSS.n 10: c coS,S r
Washington Coant5, In the Disfrict of CoinmoII
BIZ. letters Of admin strstion on the psfsoaaI
lon oou S s SiSSs sss,o staHss. Wsshns
ing claims egairst the SAID deceased, are hereby
rsrneq 70 exhibit the same with the Voucher
teen,h day Of Jlly next; they may otherWise 81
sw Dc excluded from all bsneft OF the ssid estste
jyr,-,.vsx. JOHN w. RI9EN36k.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-17

FOR CAPE MAY.
! HI Superior Bay Steamboat VIM KENT.
IUEsPAY:' THURSDAY XS9d66S
rsturlInI the alternate days. stopping each vIy q
New Csstle. Passage from New castlS o..
O'Clock .. m train viii meet stages at wIlnlp rton
for New Castle, Is milesJ arriving In time 20 meet
AY COOEE CO.,
BANKERS,
<s2 FufxINIH sTlIIf,
Dealers in
GossrsSssst BoRds. TSeassrp Notes axd CsYfn
eafss, Cota. Ccrrsaey, aad EzekaASs.