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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-21
Sperlal Notltes.
New.York Eclectic Institute,

New.York Eclectic Institute,
No -, lIth-st Union.sQTrfe
" seize upon truth wherever It is found"
Dr. JULIUS NJ Won FALLEN>TElN. for sixteen yeer'
associate Of hs father Gerhard you IL n-ten. In hs
Hesn.tst near Dresden Germany, and founder OF the
l,v-u tcl G. Institution Ia Ens land will treat the FOL
Compsiat. peculiar to Women Govt Chronic Rhsu
rnsti.m (uo matter Of how long s'audina). obsu
nate Cutaneons Affections. ard thai scourse
to American socle,y. Dysp-p,ia.
The factoring results In these troublesome diseases hsve
bee ,n-d 6y the o mrdcs tsd bath' or the sys
TEN Of cut.nsou, absorption though make free use Of
Aliop.hic sDd no ops hic renedies
no SECRET OR QuACk MFD1CINES -
Letter. addressed TO DIR. Won fALLEN<rElN No. 50
East l7h..t will receive attention and medicines and drec
ton cent 20 any part OF toe country.
Wnr Telegram, Marking Map of Virginia.
ST. q ~ IS iDche,. Puc- IS cents. sold Ia all BOOK aod
Periodical Stores Also by mail 10 address receipt
Of prce. L. fRANo o.. fuolnners D..
Printers Bulletin. No. 2.-COOLEf'o CAblNEr
PRE- OF lest prints sh 'et by inches ana
bu, The .ecopd -izc prints 10 by H. and costs 423
IL is Pfe.s ia the market add will do ~
god sok warranted TO be durable Send Tor spec
mes Of Il. printing. J. q. COOLEY.
Primers Warehouse. No. Ppruce-ss.
Howard Association, Philadelphia. Pa.-Medi
cal Aiyrr given Grsii, by the Acting surgeon
V.iuah. REPORTS on SPERMAIORRnHA or SEMI
NAL WEAKNESS. and Other Diseases Of the Sexual
Organs. sni IN the NEW REMEDIES employed 10 the Dis
pen-sy ~ sealed letter envelopes free 81 charge Adj
drr., D.. j. sKlLLlN uOUOHTOS, Howard Association,
No. South Ninthst. PhIladclphiI, Pa
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RicHMoND COUsIY.--A war meeting OF the citi-
z-us Of Srurhhed, Richmond County, IL to he heid
tonight (ihurs ay) at Vanderbilt Landing for the
purpo-e of raising Southheds quota OF troo,s, under
RI en. call without drafting. II the CITIZENS OF
ouLGold are wise and patriotic tie work VIII be
IL.
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s tpS sn,' under direction Of John Doctsr
CIVIC SOCIETIES.
Tho various Irh Civic Societies under the Grand Mvssi.
ship Of Mr. Jsne. sardford aided 81 Ms..r Peter HAp.
and James White In the following o der
M.shai Depuis Sullivan.
MsI.hal John Dryer
MaIsh.l y. l.. Carey.
Father Mathew ssc,..y Of srootlyn.
Msr-hsl tiueh NJ, abe
Barry Bs.sv0is". Society
Ancient Order Of tiioerni.u: N.Y..
Marshal John iacA~r
Thomas Francis Meagber Club,
Msrshsl Edward Duffy.
Hibrnisn Benevolent cSety.
Marshal Michael Rowea roe.
Marshal Mlchsel Duffy.
Benevolent Society United sons Of Eda.
Marshal john Duty
And all other Societies desiring to participate.
Citizens o horsebsck add tn carriages
The Procession will take the following routs From tho
Battery through Broadway to Park through Psrkow 70
Park passing through the Park In front OF
the City Hall into Broadway. up Broadway to Gr.od,
through Grand the Bowery up the Bowery and t,h-
sv to Union square, thence down Broadway -
the st. Nicholas Hotel and di'miss
The keepers Of pubic building the proprietors OF bo'ss
and other public paces the maen and owner' Of shipping
In hsrb aud citizens generally are requested ais
play their flags daring the day.
Tue Superintendent Of Police respectfully requesedto
see that the by the Procession will be kept
,irsy tree any hing calculated to retsd OF
delay the progress Of tbs Procession
The Mayor and the Corporate authorities Of the city wt
entertain Col Corcc..n Banquet ct the st Nch0" aosI
on MONDAY EVENING next
Should the weather prove Indictment the flags will not b
ho.ted on the City HsI which will be considered signal
that reception will u. place III. further notice
Committee Oh National Afsrs:
TERENCE FARLEY WIN. ORION.
HENRY SMITH. WM. H. GEDNEY.
CHARLES j. CtfIPP, JOHN HOGAN,
PETER MITCHELL, MORGAN jones',
IRA A. ALLEN A. H. kEECH
TERENCE FARLEY, Chairman.
ALEx. II. KRxcR, Secretary.
Civic Societies placed In the programme and who de-
sre 70 participate IN thu par de- vii report to JAMES SAND
FORD esq, I. the morning Of the psrsde.
Military Con, aaies will report to Col POSTLEY tho
ground on the morning. BY order OF tho
CHAIRMAN Con. on N. A. of. G.
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Alllltarn Notices.


Atteutiou. Recruits !-Look to your Interest,"
wh iIr d.y"r,ns ,nr sr vices to your country.
FOIrRiH BATTERY n. Y. ). v. ARTILLERY, Capt
JAMES h. sMirH.-This Battery !. now il the hed, aud
and Msyrrn Hi.
- No 20 dl, No mu.ket driI. No snspsscks
a. Load 10 carfy to,d pay GOOD ratious and good
em..,s' "
%r - nOrr,ps EXTRA I,s.Js all Gov,rnm.nt Rom.
=, LhN -. -, u, - ., III ec,ni,. enIi.,ios On hi,
US ~lh oe ls'o COS" y, ~, - ~ aaq iJnJos.t INV
oA'oi ~ ~, nv'o,"e 1870 1870 'N wv W. -
ofoe' W .sr .Na ytIn.psoN p..r,,,,,, OE..y
CoiP YIN -. i,o ~. Wv s -
ux.,or ,grep. Rtr.r RRatxgSr NATIONAL
SoITsTgsE, MoraKr tat No. si4 BROADWAY.
NKw.YoRK Aug ~, 1862. }
Resimeutal Order No. 1O.-Firs,; Commsnd.nts
o. and Recruiting Officer. directed 20 have all
their in camp or before sAruhDAt the ga hst.
Second There will br rslmvhtsl ih'p"cuoh Oh 'un's'
morning at O'Clock . .,.o,.,.,, -, IL,
BY ord.r VIM Olh NEii WI V"IiDa'i's'
JOHN L. LITTLE AdlutshI
NJ v.v Al, "a 1876,
ca, $500 p..-,o,;.r, syo,d the Ornft and
~noW your r.,,v ~, " aRs EAI,, In a diroo
Make olon"y.-lnIhii a., "a n,,d 30 one bnn rcd
aa e. for three during the war; within the present
week Apply AZ No b state-'f
iii =. NJ.
, Company Of che Sfonfcn LeAtou WI 20 ~
iaIJ the uii ed 'tnes set.'ce Ih'n ,h go
more Choice moral Wy " shn . W,, :. a.. ,hs, al
Cess. ssr Frid.y $50 cash IN hand to e.en IscrS and
Relief iicket, Tor Families worth *5a"eeA pn'uns
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bnslliess \ olltfs.

IuSlutSS ~ UilltS.
READER. You can nave an enduring. always
.ss, .nd ColD PsS .n,cuy adapted to your -anI
&C ., writing ~tie5 will do your writing v,ssyens.p
Fl that str. P-n. II you Ths Pen is Sii.htlsr
usn IT,. S~ rd." in another column.
THE TAX BILL,
Now Rt.pr In p,mphe. OF % psgrs fine white paper
o..d- ITO hill which word for word Ia ~ ordancs with
he ,Ggn. peua to 1t an Alpha sse4 keespali.
ton article 10 be- fAasi by he A@ aHd the am o.
Of be b- levied thereon This feudrfs as complete
iAi u,eil-nf a. r. T. po,,ih % make IT, -
Pre- cout postpaid; % pr Us u -eut BY eIrr-s,; %
PE.lu. NOTIFIED SOAP Is TIT BEST
and no.t economical laundry and family being
tculiy sdsp,-d flannel. and all kinds Of WOODEN goods
m,nu.aeund and for sale by p. MoHoass SONS NO. I'll
w..hiug iou..t, and no 40 We'tst
Ab,, F.srt,, PALE, aud No so'ps
LIQUID RgNNET BLAIR d WYnTH's Liquid
R.r e., Tor making. lev lnoneut', delicious D-s'cft'
Honros . 90. Agents, No el2 Broadway.
TKUSSTS--MAKsH Il Co.'S RadiCsl Cure
rI,,s Oce No. Sr,-yst under Aro Hon'r, opposite
he chu,eh No coun-c with al, oLer Irus,
Ofcr 4 .ame nsne. Asnar tends ladies'.
Ar .JsfrlRs'. No. 573 Broadway. Ladies'
Ralson,I snd El,.c G,IrEhs Boys a0d Youth. CALI BAL
,oA,L soors, Cont. tit" shohs G,IEns s.d slPrEk''
all 10 great varsity, low prices JKPyKks o'J boadway.
GROVER & BuKER'S celebrated Noseess
EwAGAcHiNE acAnog"d to he superior TO all others
20 IS Eroa,uay, Aew.iois
E,uRY's TRCoPIgGuUs il the best aud cheap
-rirlr de- ing b-sutfyg cleaning
ing rns fb- har Ladies' C., IT, sold oy ali druggists
WHEELER a. WILSON MANUFACTURING
Cosra,, Srwus Machine. w,h Important improvements.
tli., &C. Na Broidray
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The Tax Hill,

NOW READY. 10 pamphlet of $! pages, GU hne white
pap-r Beside he bill which word for word 10 rd.nce
wi the origiaal trx ap end Alphabetical Rocs
every article 10 ne taxed by the law snd tue
cunt Of be levied thereon This renders II
cou.,ei and convenient L. possible to make IL.
Prc, cent. popd ~ pc, 100 u cent by express 50
psr 10 A by mail Address THE TRIBUNE, New York.
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soaps, Candles, starch.
STAPLE AND FANCY.
J. C. HULLS SONS.
formerly ". Hull & Son).
Orce No ~ Pukrow,
Opposite Park Fountain, Newfor
Otter 20 the trade
AN UNSURPASSED ASSORTMENT.
The Truth IL Mighty and Will Prevail. Who,
ever dier Sailor having the 5e1Isy who used
pr HTHhARDS WILD CHrRRi BfIIEaS' IL 10 the
fv-na pursyrr T cd aid ether fry surely pre-
vented By il. timely use Gail No IS John-t, up stsirs
HoI, Hotter, Hottest.
THE DOG SrAK HavES.
The sun pou ,od Of burr ing lie pours s melt.
ing and the eopo. sweat a. every pore are pou'
ia int the psce WHARF relief can be found No, sad
. burinssig. - purchase
DOUBLE-PLArED ICE PITCHERS
OF LEClUs HART
Nos 1 aud Bur.iGg Sip.
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All articles for Soldier. under Gen McCraa at Hsri one
sndg OF Ia any other Uron Camp shoad DO seut ~ the
HARNDEN ExpRrSS, No. u Broadway. ~ sasy oasfss
oaly LAif sstaa
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for an hour. She cannot be completed within a
month.
OF the available Uuionsm Of North Carolina Col.
Benedict does not speak hopefully. Unionsts there
are, 10 doubt. But many of them have been forced
into the Rebel armies and will be made 10 fight.
The election Of Col. Vance Governor is regarded
a. triumph Of the army over the civilian nere,t
Col. Benedict saw Vance at Petersburg, where his
regiment is stationed aud is Of the opinion that he
WINS hand and glove with the Rebel Leaders.
Col. Benedict is anotle witness 10 the shocking
treatment Of the Unon pri,oners. Even at 'sbury
where hey fare tho best, the bad food and 'ore con
6pemen, in filthy rooms ~erei toerable fourdent -
occurred in The PRISON day for considerable ie'i'ds
At one time twenty were orven crazy by Their SUI
f.rny, ,ut al Richmond the condition OF things was
much worse.
Dor sick and wounded soldiers in no condition to
n. eych.pQed with their fellows were yi,g win no
,,.,,,e.s betweep th- IN and the bare floor, with hot
. lIsnLet nor n sheet and III some castn not even II
air, IN cover them, with no food bal the wrrrchcd
army rauons. Our EXCHANGED officers Oh learning
their condition. took uP subscription on 'Ae' De-
half and gave them their blankets a. snrrlns cloh
ing
Col Benedict ia eager, and III this lie t'yr ne e"-
nr.s,e, the desire If all who came with hin from
RsJeIdom to get to work again. He Will command
a regiment if he Can ct one, if not, he will reeume
his old position. lie says and IN ths' TO- sa'T 'hnI
the Others are with him. that the hnff'es' he'tnle'
toward the Rebels are the Test. He sP1rDs coueia
ton, aud cries war 10 the ki'ie'
lie believes in emancipation 90 o oeans Of crush
ing tie rebe lion. TIE slaves, he .nys' a'o az ouf
friends, show their frien chip toward onion lrso"-
err il all sale ways, and vii be sreodly heA'a from
in response TO IN order Of freedom. lie "'uio "'e
the freedmen 10 81, ways in which they can serve.
Tie Confscation and Emanclaii' "e' H. ~ Do''
Bsnedcts judgment, the most terrible s""'' w
North has yet drawn. The Rsses vince al T" NJ -
stands on the statute book, only executed III pt
it 10. Similar vie~. touching tho tue war lo'''s'
all the exchanged officer incipdi'g Col 'oTc0TaH'
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FRUM EOHTRs IS MONROE.
TCnrrpS n0nHanpa aAssfrIatpb prass


FoRTsRss MONROE, July7.-The steamers State
Of Maine, Vanderbilt, Kennebec, Elm City, Ar
rowsmith, Thos A. Morgan, Massachusetts Ca
ponicus, New York, and the Nellie Baker, are all
at Fortress Monroe this morning.
The 9th regular cavalry, the 5ih regular cavalry
and the 9th fennsylvania lancers leave here to-
day TO go up the James river.
1t 10 rumored that General Cook has received
orders to report himself at Washington.
Gen. S."neman is highly spoken Of for bis bra
very and skill In his late management OF affairs
on the York river.
The Elm City, from Harrison's Landing, has
arrived at Fortress Monroe with 500 disabled SOL
dien on board mostly sick, who will be taken to
New York. She lays at anchor In the Roads,
and not boat can be obtained TO go out 10 her
and get list Of the names OF the soldiers. Five
have died since leaving Harrison's Landing
The flag OF truce boat which left here YESTERDAY
morning returned to day, having been up as far
as White House They report all quiet, having
seen nothing Of the rebels on their passage up.
They broug ht down aDOnt Atty cOntrabands aud
a few strsgglecs VIII had unfortunately been left
behind at the time OF the evacuation. They ais =
br ught down eleven trunks marked &C. " timer %
which were taken from - Wilmer, a clergy
man o. Phil dslphia. about ak months ago, who
was charged with having Will him "con ira bandn
articles which he was conveying to the englny
They were brought here TO. day from West Point
Gen. Bnrnside's fag boat arrived here at two
O'Clock, and cast anchor In the Roads.
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ID From a poem drdicated to General BEN.
Butler, IN the Boston Post, VIZ take this verse:
30 here's bumper for the man, -
Who In one short year ross

VINO IN one snort year rose
From where they work the cotton up,
To where the cJtton grows
IL Vermont has Just raised her ninth regiment
for The war, and has commenced recruiting her
quote OF tbs new levy. The Green Mount lain
Brig has nobly sustained iIs reputation during
TIE recent battles on the peninsula.
ID Ericsson, who made the Monitor; Dahl.
grrn, who made the cannon. Jenny Lind, who
made music; Frederika Bremer VINO made do
nestle fiction that 10 read In Thousands Of Ameri-
can homrs-are Swedes
u Tue Don Pedro Railroad Company Of Bra
III, have recently ordered from Bald win OF Phtla-
delphia q number OF locomotives, prsferring the
American 10 the English article, after having
tried botn. ~ y 80 . 2
ID The people Of Sweden, with proper sense
OF toe great services 70 civils alton rendered by
tnrif disiin2uisaed eountryman, Capt Ericsson,
are Eayins medal struek IN his honor In refer.
enee 10 toe Monitor affair -f 80 :. -
u The boais which have been captured from
The rebs Q, and which are In process OF repair.
will increase the ID issssipp fotilla 10 ssyenteen
Vessels carrying total Of i66 guas.
III One Of the London literary journals oh
serves ~ Mr Raskihh recent essays on political
&c 'nomy, that ''Only genius like Mr Ruskin
c'nid have Produeed such hopeless rubbish -
u The indians are sgaia IRON blesome along
tne Overland Telegraph route, cutting ths wires
ano attacking the repair parties. s )
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. DUPUNCOi3
GOLDEN PILLS FOR FEMALES.
IsJdIill IN eo-rHtins ,ssxIatsns sns rsnloria

NNhb11AN 1LhO IOh L-1dLESs
IsJd,!ill N eo-rH1ins resxIatirs snI rsnlorias
dt1 oosfTt'tlo1S IT m 10 .dIsUe< edHSs, anI
aEUays sHeceSJsI as pTer eatirs
The a60'e Pills have now been In uge for over
thirty yeas aid n no case, where tbs direoti ns
have hoen correctly :nowed hS~e thess pills
to OWING cerIi6oste frpm one OF tho rat lsdIss OF
" ca n,v who called upon my s,ent, IN that
cltI Idr WIN. Bristol & Col AID tod lh.m tnat
sHe Of ooure d.d lot wish per NAM 10 be made
i.seasy of ar Daponoo's Golden Pills, they MI
Ieer sny lAis 10 her a. shs oonsIosrsd it q d,sty
as Us as pleasure 10 Tela.e lar kaoto sdss OF hs
laUy ~ years old. She Vas fast EoILg Inte Con-
srmptIon-hed faken cold ma ure becsme OBJ
structed. Tso bozts Of fAsIs GO dss PAS exiir.Ig
Gu sd Ar, and she Is nov In robust healIh mo .
are ais! certain cure for IxtoTsaA, (or whit ,s.j
sSid SS WPSels.sIo and R...i, In w..hin, ton by
b1 gsSfs ss@ Conpef sa19 81 .ssss.
Pa avenue; 9 ID W.frE, corner III 81. est en-
Louisiana avenue, and a. NJ BUR I'1. wcst is h,
naat re. evenus. Laries, bl sendIns 81 e. eitneI
can have the Pills sent 70 Az p,rt Of the eountrv
oonfoenta!ly BY mai S,lI $50 BY X. T. .:ie-
ssa.s;. sSaE; eesHsSe,SSy n; PEEL = riEyshs Alex
8 A.NCE, Do; ard 3, druggists seaers "
HALL & RuCKEL, 1S Green st +, New York,
General Whole sale Agents
~. b: Look on for COuDterfei's. Blu. N Golden
Howe. ALI Others are bste IMPOSITION ana unraf.
the efore you value your lIves nd hC III Ito aJ
nothiIg OF beng h0mbuERed oct OF your mOleJ)
Howe on every bO1 whicp has oenIy besn added
rn account OF the PHI bel.g coaEterfeited Ene
insTedIents composing thr above PIls are made
knovn to every Agent and thsJ viii to y ,heJ
A'' s' Ano piHR s%sf s1s rTS1fis l15 ths% Or
yS New York
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iO~A cores pondent in Weston, Lewis Co.,
Va SAYS that wheat In that county is nearly
ruined by the rava2es Of the weevil, and that moi
a fourth Of a crop will b. secured Many far
mers are plowlng up their wheat fields, and
planting corn. Report, from other counties OF
Western Virginia however, are more d Altering
NORWOOD TO MAsoFPIN Colonel J. s
Jackson, Of the 81 Kentucky Cavalry, has sent
Governor Beriah magofan a rebel hlg, which
the Colonel saws was ctptured from the enemy
'.in nournful struggle, but In holv cause 81
rbis must be gaul and wormwood to Berlah.
MERCHANTS IAKINs TIE OATH-The Men,
phis Avalanche publishe the names Of three hun.
dred and twentv two merchants Of that city who
took the oa'h Of allegiance 10 the United States
between the lith and 18Th Of June.
ID The selling OF lager beer In New York on
SUNDAYS has been declared by Judge Barnard to
be legal.
week-63 males and az femals-an increase OF IL
over the week before.
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pROPO>ALS FuR MULE LIITERs.
DzPoT QuARTk,M II sTsR's CFTIcE,
fornSr lsth aud u Str.st..
WAsHINuroS, ~, Juty7.


WAsHINGfoN, ~. -. July Z. 882
sIALIp Pa Pos.Ls will be eoeirrd at this 6 fio
nntd hursdaJ, Jnt' l7tD, at u oolooE NJ. fer his
asayeS5S g. ths SoyeInment at this oitJ Cf,seo,
A speoIm'n Of the liter {, be furnished must 40
company esoh bid.
Ths ability of the nidder to Fill ths contract,
should II be awarded him, must be Euara.,tied BY
two responsible persons, whose sig gnsluIcs must be
'fle response iIty Of the Euarsntors ms. b-
shown BY the foisl c'rtIfcste of the ol of tue
ns.I'st district court or Of the United safes dis
Form Of GxaraxtsG
We, of the county of = and State of
Of do hereby s1.rsnte. ~ S2as Sst, I,
fG FL q oontra,t In .cooIdanoe with the terms OF
his prolY.iuo9 a that shoVld hir pCo7osi:iol . o
sSoe,ttsd, ne ELL 1t once entor into ooatraot In
should the oonti .ot be svsrdsd him We are pre-
ptrno 10 become his soar ties.
Ito his gu trantes must be appended the ofiolal
ce ti6es'e 40 ,e m-n'ioaedI
boncs ssus am U to the amount spsoifed
70 Si 20 pad signed oJ the onnt[soto, AID both Of
rIopo.sis mus. 70 addressed to COL. d. H.
ton D. c., o. must be plsiLly market Pro- ,.,s
FORM o, ,RofosAL.
Col. D. n. Rretsy, Q. M. o. S.A:
sR: tor we) f.. Ia The state Of -,
ssrse to fsrEish ans de " to, the Uni;ed ate.
the dsie 90 ";raot therefor tares hu dred rSHI
mnle n'ftrs 10 oo'f rm II al! Icspsotr e. tho Iat
- osL,s each shvul my .oT ,url enc. or b d te
snd III u the T., OF spd DO ID my bs iorw.r ed
70 met" uSla' Tor fiSnst1 snn .:
To 'hts PFC pos.l must b. ppsadsi tbs rusIap..e
and csrtit oits s.bo'e-msntioge ov
jy7-tls hi Col and N. DO O ~ ternssser.
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MKssRs. II. A. HALL & Co., have removed
their stock Of India Rubber Goods from theiI
branch store, 306 Pennsylvania avenue, back to
Boston, during the summer, where they will be
pleased to receive orders by teleg or mail for
any and all Of the various articles made from
India Kubbef or Gutta Percha. Orders will be
forwarded by any express company's lightning
train, and arrive In In twenty four hours, cheaper
to our citizens than they could be sold here
Send on your orders and have them filed at man.
ufacturef's prices at Messfs. II. A. Hall Co.'S
warehouse, (waere they have the largest assort-
ment Of India Rubber Goods In the world J S5
Milk street, Boston, Mass. may l9-M,w,s,u
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coNaRsssIoNAL.
xxxvIIth CONGR ESs-sssenS ssssfsp.

SENATE -After our report closed on Yesterday
The tariff bill was taken up, and, AFTER few
amendments had been adopted, ft was passed
The bill tq1sIizing the grades Of certain ofa-
Gers OF the navy was discussed
HoUsE -hfter on. report closed
The bill providing for the discaarge Of State
prisoners and authorizing bail to be taken Tor
them, wss passed
The bill amending an act to divide the State OF
Illinois into two Judicial districts, was taken up
and passed @.a ..t ..
Mr.. Olin called up TIE bill TO define the pay of
certain officers OF the army Passed.
On motion Of Mr. Eliot, the House Insisted on
its disagreement TO the ssnates substitute to the
connscation bill, and q committee Of ccnference
was appointed.
Mr. Stevens submitted the report Of the com
mittee Of conference on the civil appropriation
bill. Adon.ed. - -----
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Responses of she states.

OHIO July sth.-The new Ohio
regiments will commence recruiting immeil
ateiy, and camps are being estap plIshed In differ
ent parts Of the State for their reception. Re-
cruitlng has materially improved within the last
few days, and over 500 privates on furlnugh have
reported at Camp Chase. More are reporting
every day. .s...- -.-..... I'D.
INDrANA.-T.dtaaapolis July s:h.-Gov NJ or.
toms call for eleven additional regiments and ak
batteries Of artillery, although only published
Yesterday morning, has been responded to IL the
most hearty and confident manner From over
thirty counties military organizations have re-
sponded to the call.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-09

IL The New Orleans papers state that the rope
used on the ocrasion Of the execution OF Mum.
lord at New Orleans, was taken from the parish
prison, and Vas infe 1ded for Que Of Gen. Buffers
agents. who was oaptu ed e.rly In April and con.
fined In tlat place He was to have been hung
with that rope the same day that the feet passed
the forts, but the event Iused a postpon. meat,
which saved the life Of the az ent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-09

PIEa AT HILTON HEAD. The great pier al
Hiitoa Head, south Carolina, now completed, is
uo~Eds OF 40 feet In length, the width being
10 feet, and Toe head, s1metimrs called the n
being 40 feet long The workmanship ID -ouy b.
out Is Of the most solid kind To sustain IL more
than one thouBant pine trees have been cut down,
their trunks drawn from three to four miles, and
fCda
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-09

LIos's MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER,
Tested for 10 years and grows In favor 1t kills
and exterminates Reaches, Bed Bugs, Ants
Fleas, Moths in Cloths, Furs and Furniture
Garden insects, &c. All genuine bears the sig.
nature Of Lyon, asd IS sot poisos oss TO psrson.
o. do1nss:te as,ssaIs. Beware Of counterfeits and
limitations.
Lyons Powder kills all insects in trice,
Lyons Pills are death to rata and mice.
Sold everywhere. d. 8 BARNES,
NAV 1-eo3m 202 Broadway, New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-09
. DRAKK's PLANTATION BITrERs.
3. Il. 1850 4,

II Itinvigorates, strengthens and puriAes the sys.
TEN, II a perfect appetizer, and the most agree.
able and effec tual tonic In the world. IL Is com.
posed Of the celebrated Calisya Bark, Roots
Herbs and pure 81 Cfoix Rum; particularly
adapted to delicate females; cures Dyspepsia and
Of seasons
Sold by all GroceY, Druggists, Hotels and ga
looms. h. DRAKE Co.,
sp eo3ms 202 broadway, New York.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
PROM FoHrREss MONROE.

FORTRESS MONROE, July "A flag Of trncs re-
turned TO- day from cruise up the York river.
At AtCumbeilaDd were found 80 Of our wounded sol.
diers They were brought mile away, when
toe rebels compelled Us to return them TO the hos
pital where we foGnd them ....-- -
All quiet on the james river.