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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-28
American 81 Foreign Patent
K. II. EDDY,
SOLICITOR or PAYEN7S

, late Aeruiut g.. = Patent omcr. Washington. unI.r
The Att "a is35.l
20 state street. opposite Ekiiby ST., boston.
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SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK r. n.
tRnM TIE PENINSULA.

A Distinguished General ofsccr Of The Army Of
the Potomac was In Washington this fcrescon
on his way 10 visit his family north Of tbfs erv
His opportunities for learning TIC extent Of ne
damage received by the enemy IN the recent
seven days battles were from the nSture 81 bis
position IN the service, perhaps better u an any
other Union ofacer He estimates that they Loot
in killed and wounded, and otherwise rendered
ho,y de- eOnbaG, the immense number OF $500
men Or, In other words, that thsir loss vu
quite half their whole amy In and about hich-
mond.
They refuse 10 receive hags Of truce fron Gen.
Mcclellan converting inquiries relative 70 the
fate Of Union officers aud others believed h. b
wounded and prisS ners IN their hands, thus
evincing q great disinolinaiion Go permitting
Mcclellan TO obtain any inkling, however OBJ
scure Of their real condition siscs the termination
Of the battles. 10 is certain that they have been
utterly unable to resume the fight since Tuesday
last, or they would not have given McClelisa the
subsequent opportunity 10 strengthen his inpcr-
tant position unmolestsd.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
xxxvIIth CoNGR ESS-Sec.nd Session.
MONDAY, July ,

MONDAY, july.
SENATE MIR .wilmot presented the petition 81
Thomas w. Braidwood, for an appropriation Of
the public lands for the beneft Of Industrial
schools for women.
Mr.. Fessenden reported back, from the Finance
Committee, the Tariff bill, with amendments.
Committed, and ordered 20 be printed
Mr.. Chandler offered a resolution calling on the
Secretary Of War 20 furnish the Senate with
copies Of all orders OF the Executive 10 General
Mcclellan, relative to the advance Of the army of
the Potomac 10 Richmond, and all the sorrespon-
dence between the said General and the Execu-
tive from the date Of the order OF 22d February 10
advance from Manassas, 20 the LIST Of May; like
wise, information setting forth the numerical
force of the army Of the Potomac In November,
1861, and In January, February and March 1902
and the number OF troops General McClellen
t6os TO Fortress Monroe, the number at Fortress
Monroe 1nd the Feinforcements sent 10 him up To
June 1, 1862. Lsid over.
Mr.. WILEY moved 10 take up the bill for the
admission OF the State OF West virginia. not
taken up-yeas IL, nays Is.
GA motion OF Mr.. Fessenden, a committee OF
conference was ordered TO be appo.ated on the
d:ssgreeing votes OF the two Houses upon the OIL
authorizing the issue Of additional Treasury
notes
On motion Of Mr. Grimes, the bill supplemental
20 the act for he release Of persons held TO service
up, and discussed by Messu Grmes, collaner,
and Wilson.
HoUsE-Mr wa,hburne, OF ILL.,, rSPOrted q
bill to erect a light house on Maumee Bay re-
lei. L.
Mr. DuelI introduced POINT resolution giving
construction 70 the act Of February ., lsS5,
granting half-pay 20 widows and Orphans re-
ferred.
Mr. Diren, Of N Y, asked leave OF absence
from the House for NJ sssrs. PomerOy, Van Nalf-
enburgh and himself He stated that they were
going 10 their respective districts 20 raise uVope
for the suppression Of the rebellion. He thought
the House had by their discussing abstract cues
flows, been neglectng the wants OF the people
when the only hope for the country was IN The
war power Lhose who remained here shouts
devote themselves 70 procuring arms and equip
ping the army; leaving for the future the dAcus
zion Of questions on which they were now d.
vided. .
Today the Government had 900 black men
under their support, which, instead OF being
placed in the army, should be mustered to vol
On the intrenchments. He had prepared his BILL
in this manner. NJ,
Mr.. Hutchini wished 70 know II MI. piven
was privileged 70 lecture the House.
Mr.. Diven denied such intention and expressed
the hope that Congress would pass the PHI he
introduced proposing 20 muster slaves lnte 'ne
service for nching, &c.
The leave OF absence was granted.
Mr. VOORHEES, offered the preamble 70 the feso.
luton adopted few days since relannS 70 ne
alleged transportation OF negroes while the uct
and wounded soldiers wers obliged 70 vslk, IN
the retreat OF Genn Banks laid on ths uoie-
yeas II, nays ~.
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A CARD TO TIE LADIES.
nRnuPnNCO,s
GOLDEN PILLS FOR FEMALES.

GOLDEN PILLS FOR FEMALES.
IrTaIli1Is IN eorrGting. rsgw!atins ssd rerlortng
alg ob;fTecttoss JryHI tcsateCeT o1rSs, and
a'c-rS spsesSsfEt as prsc tHtIrs
The etove Pills have nov been N use for over
thirty years and IN no case, where tie directions
failed II give most declded sstisfaotton. Read he
fol OWING certificate from one of the hrst ladies of
civ, tMr WIN. Bristol 4 Coz and told them that
she Of eourIe did not wish her mama to be made
pubic, but IL any one should doubt the toond rTNl
fF5dcy OF DIR DuPonoos Socen rus, they mltnt
toei pleasure TO Telste h kaotc edss OF ;helr
efficacy, as adIntnistersa to her dsus nteI young
LADY IL years old. she vas FAST EoIps into Con
et:roted. TITO borcS Of hsSs Go des Pills ssiirsly
cH'ed her, aLG sc Is new In robust health. MO-
anu stronger proof might e given: These pills
sre also certain cure for l"eored1;t Ter vhites.)
Sold II no eoessl. and Retail IN Washington By
T. ggTSfsst 500 9b esnn .sssst and
c r. u sus Z sH
the sbSvs s sSe1t: 10 the %s.hinitOn rost 6fos,
Ss ys % f II sent e part e. tse
sadri.: ' sRt0WN q BRuTaER. Baltimore; 5.
hfHcE sS sns bJ dTstE,s: r :.
General wholesale Agents
N. b. Look out for Counterfeits. BuT no Golden
Pills Of any kind IN eBs every box 10 signed 3. ID.
therefore Is you value your lives and health iO saJ
nothing OF beng humbugged ost OF your money
buy only these who show the signature Of Z. ID.
Howe on every box, which has =. Gently been added
ingredients composing the above Pulls are made
known TO every Agent, and they wall tel yCu they
are safe and wi perform al elslmed for them.
3. ID. HOWE, Soc Proprle5ors
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NOT so.

There can be no truth In the story we copy
from fhe morning papers, alleging that an action
took place on Friday (the 4thl on the Peninsuls.
in which we TOOK ], 900 prisoners and captured
three small batteries. Teiegrams have beeo re-
ceived here from Gen. McCisllxn up 70 last eve
ming, and he makes no mention whatever Of any
such occurrence.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival OF THE PERSIA.
The Lendsn Times Ad vises Intsrventisn.

ST. JOINS, July THE Persia has just passed
Cape Race.
The Persia's news has caused increased et
citsment in Europe.
Cotton Is further advanced.
The Times says II shows nothing much can be
expected before the Fall, and hopes means can be
devised to end the conflict
The French Chambers have adjourned. There
are rumors that the Emperor 10 reconsidefing the
principles Of the Mexican expedition. The en-.
barkation Of troops for that country Is provision
ally suspended.
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MARRIED.

On the instant, at tie resIdenbe OF the br de's
fstheI, Wash ton, ID. e., ty the Rev. Or. Pino6-
ney, JANE g. ANDERsDN. of BaltIu ore, to
Mics ELIZABETH w. FORD,
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DIED.

On the 9Th instant, WILLIAM b, PEARCE.
1.h, at O'Clock, ON the residsrcs Of his father,
Gideon Pesrce, Oh Prospect street, GEORGETOWN.
Ihsf rIe"d . acsuain auces Of the family are
Invitet to attend.
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SILvBR-PLATBp WARs ANY body In want Of
Silver-Platcd Ware, Spoons, Forks, Casters,
Butter Dishes, Syrup Pitchers, Creamcrs, Sugar
Bowls, Salt Stands, etc, had better call at the
Dollar Store, No. i:5S Pennsylvania avenue, near
-Four and -a-half ST., and supply themselves for
ono dollar. te 27-1w*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-07

You can gain VIC pounds Of healthy flesh per
month by using Dr. Tumblety's Pimple BanIsher.
II 10 invaluable for removing pimples, botchc
&c =, tan, freckles, sallowness and all impurities
and roughness OF the skin, leaving the same
blooming with beauty. jY5-u
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LAST WEEK CERTAINLY
OF THE
NJ SSIVE COM BINA TON

LAST WEEK CERTAINLY
Os THE
MASSIVE GGMBINATIoN
Eminent Dciineators of amusing Characters
In Consoles, Comic Dram g, Petite Come
dies, Comlcal Extravai anZi1, Com
cd etta,, and Comic Farce..
The period of tho enta.emsnt Of
MR.. ID. SETCHELL,
Tbs Popular COrtc DsIintdtor axd Original HUI
Being at ont to ex,ire, si.n...r Grover would re.
Mr.. Setohell will msse his LastAp-
pesr1n2es this ssson o. tho
When he Will enact q nun. bar Of his most popular
BURTONiAN ChAkhGTEKS,
THIS EVENING,
Last Might bat Five OF
mi, rkit y: sEGCh En-:
TIE TOODLES!
THE TOODLES!
Timothy Toodles------.......M Mr.. ID. Se,oheil
To conclude with Brr.on's smpsin. F.rcs, emit
M MUMMY:
iDr IN boz pieoss MT setcte will be supported
COMLDY CoNsREss,
TussdsJ, Lan Night but four of setoheIl.
PRIcss OF ADHESION.
Dress Clrole.--- cents
FANNY ClIelo------ 20 oentS
0rchostre CbalTs----------------.7s cents
Seats may be secured at the Tnester during the
day without extra charge.
Doors open st III o'clock; TO oomm.nce hS.
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VOLUNTEERS for the Army should not leave
the city until supplied with Holoway's Pills
and Ointment. For sores, scurvy, wounds;
small pox, fevers, and bowel complaints, these
medicines are the best In the world. Every
French soldier uses them. Only Is cents per
box. 2ll
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Coon News FOR ALL.

WAsHINsIoN, June 10, 1862.
This Is 10 certify that have been stone blind
for upwards Of two years. The best doctors In
Washington failed to cure me.
DR.. Tumblety has performed the miracle. Fer.
sons wishing further particulars can call and see
me. SEvA BAILEY
je2I.d AtMp Barbour's, 375 Sd ST., bet d and L
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IAMRs RIyER EInrnIA

The vessels in James river have been tempors-
rily detached from the North Atlantic Bloeksd-
ing squadron, and placed - charge OF Captain
Charles wilkes. The squsdr.s 10 70 be called
the James river Hotills. Captain WILKES leo fos
his station this afternoon.
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II near BisdsnsburS. two MIG Ro BOYS, -
on Monday last Henry Beckett, feet inch
mers; he had his thigh brokes and limps
lite aged 10 years; Lloyd, 5 feet or Sinch- 49,
oooasioned BY burns; thick lips and grum oounte-
nance, and speaks quick; very large head and
Lloyd, and either case they must be brought home
before receiving the above reward.
ie7 FIELDER MA6RUD
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TAX BILL-Reccived Of ID. M. Dou5, at new,
stand In post office, the sTax BILL" pamphie
copies Of which he has for sale.
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ANOTHER ACcIDBNT.-About noon Yesterday,
an Irish boy named John Gleason, fell from a
swing In Swampoodle and broke his arm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-07

A NIcB BED Officer Berkeley, on Saturday
night, found a colored woman sleeping In a hog
pen on Capitol Hill. She was taken to the sta
iion- house. and thence was afterwards sent to the
workhouse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-07

CoNHIRMArIoN.-Archbis Kendrick yester-
day morning administered the rite Of conir ma-
ton to about one hundred persons at st. Mat
thew's Church. The Reverend Archbishop also
preached an impressive sermon at high mass In
the same church, and administered the sacrament
to large number.
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The LATEST 81 TBLsGRAPH.
LATEST FROM THE ARMY or THE POTOMAC
All Quiet and the Army In COED spirits.

WAR DEPARTMENT, yuly6 -Advices from the
army Of the Potomac, up 20 last night, indicsse
that all 10 quiet and the army In good spirib.
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CI3Y STEAM GREENWOOD MILLS,
~ FooT OF SEVENTEENTH Sf.
WOOD-WOOD-WOOD!

Justreosived . large supply CT the above stisls,
ing into Kline ling sld stove Wood OF al sises and
lengtns tnat msS be required, and sold st lowest
Terms rosiiicslv cara, e,th.r 1t time OF purchase
or 70 the divers 90 ceiivcri.
jess.u once 9ss Pa sv, rssf Kirfwso1 House
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TO WATER TAKERS.

WATER RHsIsTRAR's OFFICE.
CITY Hall, JEIy I, 1852.
All Water Takers are hereby notified that their
Water Rents for the year oCmmenoIng with This
dgte now due and payable At this offloe.
The following 10 the law of the Corporation Gin
relation TO delinquent water takers,' viz:
In oil GASES of the nom payment of the water
rent for thirty days after the 10 due and pay
able, the Water kegIAtTsr shall notify the Purvey-
or Of such delinquency. and the said Parveyor
By cutting of the water At the main and he shall
not allow 1t TO DO again ssed In said define uens
premises except on notification by the Water
Registrar that the water rent has been paid, as
also The expense Of outing of and restoring the
RANDOLPH COYLE,
iy l-dlm Water Registrar,
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

DEArRs OF SoLDIrRs.-Since our last the fol-
lowing have been reported:
w. Kearney, company g, oath New York.
Charles scrivenei, company E, 18th U. 8. In
fantry.
sergean. T. HsttOn, company D, sai PENN
Jacob Lamb, company e, 10Th Pennsylvania
A soldier, name not reported, was burle< nom
the steamer Commodore, on the 5th insl Also
one at the Sixth street wharf, was reported on
Relatives of deceased soldiers can be furnished
With n. all the D,os sSe, has o
ing on r. T. Sands, Government unoeftakef, w.
r street north.
EMAscIPA oNConxIssIoNEIs-Petitio Add
since our last report Rev. VIM. Christian,
slaves-Amelis Jane Lee, Thornton Lee, Ale1sn-
Lee Richard 3. Chiffon, slsve-Joe Brown.
James 8. Barbour, administrator, lslsve-Alfrcd.
VIM. Brown, 1 slave-Msria Cock. Eleanor h.
Calls, slaves-Margsret A. Hamilton, Levinis
Weeks, Nellie yenifef, Lewis Henson. Lorenzo
Thomas, 3 slaves-Lucy Berry, George Berry,
Lorenzo Berry. Simon 9. johnson, slave-Su-
san Matthews. George Thomas Parker, slave
Horace Sprigg.
EDUCATION OF CoLoREp CHILpRKs-The bill
which passed the senate on ss.urd.y transfers
in the original bill 20 the Board cf Trustees Of
Public schools, 70 Messr. Daniel Breed, Sayls
J. Bowen, and Zenas c. Robbins.
CKInINkL CouRI, July ia -Thcs MeOsnns
was acquitted Of larceny.
The case Of Gilbert vsnderverken, charged
with an assault and battery with intent 20 Hill
Geo. Hill, was taken up, and 10 stili on trisl.
DK1POsALs wi I Be received 90 the Ms,~'s
- efhos pp 70 Y o'clock on the 10th dsy 81 JAY,
fem Msrylssd svssus 20 Psspssiyssis svssss.
The gravel % be nine riches IN the centre sne
brought % four inches - me Gutter hne. rbs
Erave % Dc Of good quality. % Be Ssi reke1 oltfr
q heavy roller.
rIOro.s : .ill state ,hs sriss ssr sse'e ysre fer
= - JAS "a. BlkCR,
~ s-suo,h Comm Eastern psst>et
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NEW STOCK.
1876

1Qe NEW STOCK. dQ6
NV INTERIOR ADoRNMEN7s
Just received choice selection oil new and de-
'h'0'' '''' PAPER HANsINes,
From the rieh and ornate 70 the most eh..ts and
simple patterns. appropriate for Psriorf. halls,
FIREBOARD PRINTS; STATUES. CENTRE
New Designs, v.rr.ntsd ei .S cd bands. imitation
wtY HNsdbj e5S s saaDEs.
Windoy Shades Of sn1 resuplred .syls or siie nads
ovAG PfCTURE FRAMES,
Tn. and as.s IN tn.
District, from the best Manufaotory in the
Also an assortment SS OF p.yi Wood Frames. With
. beautiful variety Of small nzed Oval and Card
yisiie Frame: Of fere1En and domestic msnufso-
PICTURE CORP AND TAssELs,
Different si.s. and SSIo{F. p Str e. kIGG. &C.
tscoordinE TO their au.lftyl will be disposed Of a.
e low rates as they can be purchased for in II.
Order. Tor P.psrh.nsipr or window sh.de.
executed By experienced workmen, In city or
0Nsne Sali solicited from those needing the above
goods.
ksm.m issh Ii. az
cssS for TODD. and I.SOT. is a.lnifs
i SUMNER RETBRAT,
Twenty seven miles from Baltimore, Fredenok
road, and two mile. from Moodbine. y. AAkA
.. usual. For cards, stsnng psrilc ulsrs: u
address the subscri Der, or references: MI. Louis
Merceret, 70 Smiths Wharf; Mr.. heury James, lA
Lombard street; DIR. g w. MlltenberEer. lsa Lom-
bard strest; Messrs. Courtney q Son, Gay street,
near Pratt; Whes,ly, Dorsey 4 Co, IS Spear.
sMest.; b. Maitland son. 90 South street; Mer-
rill 4 Thomas, as Baltime!s s,rsssnvp.oN
jesc-sv1 Poplar Springs p. o., Howard 90.
A BEAUTIFyL, NEW SEVEN OCTAVE
"A Rosewood Plane, Of ms tone and hn7
nh. with round eoInsrs, osrved mouldins
strals 6sss. fun on frame. am With al the lats
improvements, worth o3n, will be sold for $50
eask Can be seen at the National Flag and Fire I
works Depot, No 500 street, between 18th end
Hth, near Willards' Hotel. jess w.
NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
JOS. j. MAY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRY GOODS,
sos PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
betvoea sth and lotl streets, 81 p 81
jes-lm,f Wsshlngton.D.C,
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AMUSEMENTs.

GROWERS THEATRE.
Pa avenue, near l3th IT. and the willard House.
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CANTERBURY HALL,
~ LOUISIANA AVENUE, MAR SIXTH ST.
THE COOLEST PLACE IN TIE CITY.

CANTERBgRY HALL:
TIE COOLEST PLACE IN fHE CITY:
Tho Managers Rave be,n induced, through the
earnest so lcltstions of many patrons CT
THE TRIPLE MPANY
FOR ONE WEEK LONGER!
This IS Positively tho Last Week
They appear At FTont Street Thoster, Baltimore
on MoncaJ, JulJh
TIE ggT,JuFUL
In New Tight Rope Act and Spanish Dance.
MILE MARIETTA RAVEL,
Dances. emitted "De 6raiiell' and :Bolero5
MISS EVA BRENT,
The charming Sougsiress, in thrse New Ballads
THE SEIGRIST BROTHERS,
The most astonishing performers in the world, in
Now feaIB OF Strength.
ALEXANDER ZdNFRETTA
In new Tight Rope ACT and In his great StIlt Act
MONS. VELARDE,
The best male dancer in the world, In Q new Solt
Dance.
FirstAppesrsnoe of the Ethiopian Comedian,
P0NEY SMITH.
New Ethiopian Acts
Last Week of the Washington Fayorite,
DICK PARKER.
Tonight. the
RAVEL TROUPE
Will appear in the lsuGlaole Comic PsDtomim.
THE WEDDING FESTIVAL.
First time of It's produouon in this CITY. Thu,
pantomlme was PLAYED for ninety oonseout We
nights In Nsw York TO crowded houses.
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A DISTRESSED SIsrER.-Saturday night young
woman was found by Patrolman Crown in a
house occupied by colored persons, who had given
her lodgings for the night. She is quite young,
and was almost starved when taken 70 the Fourth
Ward station, not having eaten anything all day.
She gave her name a. Rosa Meltrone, and says
abe came TO the city hoping to find her brother,
soldier In q cavalry regiment. but learned he was
with the army before Richmond. The patrolmen
q the station furnished her wi h a supper; and
Justice Walter, arriving soon after, heard her
case, and immediately had her removed TO a re-
spectable hotel, where she will be provided for
until abe can obtain situation to support herself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-07

PoLIcK.-The Third Ward patrolman reported
Saturday: Geo. w. Pierce, suspicion Of larceny;
dismis sed-by Justice Walter. Lafayette Plato,
driving on the pavement; fined 81 So. Peter
O'Day, creating a nuisance; do. 81 9i-by Justice
CLARK Jerome Columbus, disorderly; fined
81 Shy Justice Clayton. Frederick Shaw, dis
orderly; fined S. 94-by Justice Stratton.
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AocIoLNT = On FridsynI' ssome boys were
fe Ing N n wJrks, nrar L corner OF Tenth
fe-i anu Mss icLEselts Svelue, q chaser ran
eosa tae bosom Of a little giIl named Donahoo
I'D burnt Der badly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-07

CENTRAL 6uARpHousz CAsEs Before Jxstte
wafer Isunday-Js Sreeo, drunk; aned 81. "a
- yohn Brown, do do. % IS Z. sSe.1sSi
doi dismissed August Otto, disorderIy; do
John Adams, drunk; turned over to mIlitarv
Jane MsFee, do dismissed. Miss Henny Banks
eo.o',d, DC nled % IS. Park Divine, do
turned over to military. August Simbie and q
Miller, do do.
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DATENT OFFICE CURIOSITIES-Guids 70
msnt Gardens, st the stand in Patent O6cs; Rare
AnhsusTisn BOOKS eoveTnment Books; Docs
ments furnished; RallIoea Reports; Military Re-
ports; Hprnt Pstsnt Once heiorts; Cheap Books
furnished TO Pedlss; Military Trials Military
Laws; Army Regniations; Panorama Of the Coast
showing over 1900 miles; many thousand Cheap
Books. Recolieot cheap rent. Large sales, lev
'IS>i. stairs ever s1nE 81 hE6.hsIehSHYpk
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Howard, alias English Bill, OF New York, was
taken 70 the railroad depot and put upon the train
Of cars to return 10 the city from whence ne came
his well known skill a. pickpocket making him
under the especial care Of Sergeant Cronin; but
he was also accompanied by his Moll, who wept
bitterly at the separation, Bill was the more dis
inclined 10 leave, inssmuch as he had not "taksn
q trick" since he came to Washington and was
"hard up" Before leaving an exact copy Of his
features was taken and deposited with the super
tltendent Of Police
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wpAH N2 i FSSRRttE HNp ssIEEfshSSR FoH

Anew SOODS-NEW 6OuDs!
IN CaEApER THAN EVER
FarSs assorted lo,s ~ summsr Dress Goods Just
Tsos,.,d ana se.iing Of frsstyc .saqcssdy i0e'
jeN-R SO ssvspth IT., above Pc sv
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TURTtEEh TURTLE.

baying slaughtered O mammoth Green Turtle
eighlng over three hundred PoF nds-the public
MACK'S, No 200 ard 202, corner Of Fifteenth
sire ct and Penn. avenue. J3sts
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GEORGETOWN ADYERT,MTs

wv MOTTO E-LICENSES.-An eersons
III 81 whose Licenses from the Corporation OF
6eor.etown expire on the SOth rst8nt are hereby
notified promptly to renew the came otherwise
they subject themselves to q 6ne. and the Law 10
compulsory upon the proper ofcers 20 enforce said
hra Against Sill delinSuents. No further notice
Will De glvep, 4,
je "a 3avtypJI0 WIN LAIRD, Clerk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-07

RUNAWAY morning horse at
t.ched 10 4 business wagon belonging to Ernest
Leemer, IN which was q little son Of Mr.. l. about
four years old, ran of from the gardens, on New
lork avenue, and down Fourth street AZ far as
The City Hall where the horse was stopped by
Dir. Joseph Clemenson The little boy held on to
the side OF the wagon, and suffered but slight In.
Jury, bis face being bruised and nose battered by
lO!nng against the sides. The horse had been
left but moment before by the driver.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-07

kANDoLPH RIDsELY, Of this city, was among
the wounded brought up on Saturday. He is Sc
vefeiy but not Dangerously wounded, and was
InJnred while destroying powder 10 prevent Its
islling into the hands CT the enemy. Young
KiGgely son OF Henderson Ridgely, who fell
In Mexico. He 10 not vet sixteen wears Of ACE
shd has been in the service q year, and his ca o.
IAN writes that he 10 courageous and noble bow
ne was aiken t. the residence Of J. b. Stewart
Esq where his mother resides.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-07

RUNAWAY Yesterday afternoon q horse at
tached to a buggy In which two gentlemen were
riding, took fright and ran of. One Of the gen
tlemen jumped out and was badly bruised, but
the other held his seat until opposite the Presi-
dents, when the horse broke loose from the bug
gv and dragged him a considerable distance In
the street. He escaped with little damage.