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GREAT ATTRACTIONS!


Just opened on the corner OF .U-A s.rve. 1Iu : a
avenue, north side, q large stock Of CLOTHING,
HATS, CAPS and BOOTS and SHOES, which
Will be sold q. very low prices.
J. n. SMITH 4 CO., CiofhIerS.
cor. tOth Ut. and Pa. sv., and No 400 IN st.,
lBns
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month by using DR.. Tumblety's Pimple Banisher.
IL 10 invaluable for removing pimples, blotcbes,
&c tan, freckles, sallowness and all Impurities
and roughness Of the skin, leaving the same
blooming with beauty. jy 5-tf
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SECOND Wksb STATION CAsEs BsfSTs JSsffes
Ga1k Michael rhOm son, Patrick Lynch, MI
dYank, els dismissed. Joan Vile, disofderly
CJ.d ct -.
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EOR sALE-A pair Of HORSES, IS hands high,
perfectly sound, gentle and stJ lish ~
have been used BY . gentleman about 70 S
ROBERT EARL & SON, H street, near 2lst
u jy "a ST.
n DREsSMAKIN6,
DREsSES Cut Fitted and M ade in the neatest
and most fas style and At the shortest no.
toe, at No. IS Sixth street west, between and
=. jy2l 81
TRUsSES-TRUSSES, of the most approved
u STYLES, and all siz q aud prices
South American Soap Bark.
Also large and general assortment CT Drugs,
M edIcines, Toilet ArIcles. 30
For sale st M0ORE'S West End DRUG Store,
lis "a. ave south SIDE. ~ Il Nv
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D1ARRHEA AND DYsENTKRf will decImate the
Volunteers far more than the bullets of the
enemy, therefore let every man see to Ii that he
carries with him a full supply Of Holloway's
Pills. Their use In India and the Crimea saved
Thousands Of British Soldiers. Only Is cents per
Box. as.
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EXCURSIONS, PIC MICS, &c.

EXCURSIONS, PIC MICS, &c.
THE FIRST GRAND PIC MIC
MEAG Her CLUB
Will be given At
AM1LO STAN ISLAND.
On WEDNESDAY, July S0th.
The members pledge themselves that they Will
leave nothing undcne TO make this L.
COMMITTEE
John Farrell. Peter Fegan,
Hugh Mc6raw, James McGrsnn,
John & arr, John Brown,
VIM MCCARTHY, Matthew Burns.
p. ID Gaughran.
Tickets Fifty Cents, admitting gentleman and
ladies' ~ Is Is 26,s8S9s
THE ANDERSON CLUB IN The FIELD
AGAIN!
The Anderson Club take pleasure in announcing
TO their friends and the public In IT
gen. raj that they will give their frst Es44sxRS
grand PIC MIC at Ana ostsn Island
on Il THURSDAY. July "a, CONNER cling at u o'cl'k
m. Every effort has been made to make il ons of
the most pleasant pic MOS Of the seasoa Tickets 30
cents, ad mitt nE q gent emen and ladies'. Omui-
buses connect with the boat, which will leave foot
Of High street, Georgetown, for the grounds every
Is minutes. No charge on the boats
Connittse OArrans. nents-P,s elly P. Elem
ing. b, U ulnlan, J. Hughes, NJ. MoMahon, J. sui
lIvan, M. Horigan. jy2l St.
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TA0lapson.-Felix cassidy, drunk; turned over 70
the military. Laura Herbert, solored, disorderly;
hned % James Reynolds, colored. do; do %.
Timothy Thoner, sleeping In the market; dis
missed VIM. Wein, John Smith, John Henry,
VIM. MoLans, do fined 81 each. VIM. Kirk
patrick, seepieg In the street; fned 81 a. Jesse
Fowler, dTuah, - cents costs.
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SEE advertisement ANAL house wanted. 3t%
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DEAFNEss-SIaHr.-Dr.vo Won Moscbzisker, ocu-
list and aurist, treats exclusively the eye and
ear. The numerous testimonials nom the nigh
est sources already published, make all further
statements unnecessary. Once 227 Pennsylvania
avenue. IY 2l-6ts
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FIRST WARD, ATTENTION!

Nov opened and for Eae a. the lovett rstes q
h-estook ofCLOfHlNs, HATS, CAPS. BOOTS
and SHOES, or the corner Of 10Th street and Pa.
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CHICKERINe & SONS PIANO TUNER,
VA sssiSS p o,d,,, f.,
Tuning and Relairs OF Pispos, Mslodsons, 40,
10. He ofers 70 ths public An experience Of
sge and recomms end alton for the Ireetest Artists.
VIZ g h"
Music Ws5s Rooms, Rs;c svs' between sth and
NOTICE TO hs Cisisess Of ths seeond Dis
ibis d.striot has Eos box for notices at Mr. Dsva'
Erooery on the corner of 9Th and streets, % that
Severe per. ons have sent notices 70 the market
Aouse fox, WHOM did not recstye until three or
other person. have n & work enough TO keep me
smDioyed. and an ready 10 do u a soon a. re-
ei,y si. sc NOTICE 1'srS Eo. FAsTNAUsHI.
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SCHOOL HoUsss BRoKEs OPKN.-During with
In NE lsst few DAYS the school houses Of Phi
mary No mis- keed,s) and the Fourth Dis
trict School SIR J. T.. Thompson's) have been
broken into and the desks ransacked. The SUBJ
Board Of the District have offered q reward for
the apprehension Of the burglars, and 10 Is 10 be
hoped that they will be arrested Now rs the
schools arc closed II would be well for the police
20 keep watch for the burglars.
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To OBTAIN fine carts de visits Nkenesses go to
Whitehurst's, No. 434 Pennsylvania avenue. He
IL selling (original carts de risite likenesses of
distinguished men, embracing all the prominent
men Of this country. See his likenesses In oil and
water colors. Those desiring camp and field views
taken call and leave your orders. jy 12-eolm*
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uPoLIcE.-The Third Ward patrolmen reported
Yesterday George Hines, threats; security for
peace also, for Indecent Ell preston, dismissed
Annie Hines, threats; dismissed by Justice Clay
ton Margaret Shines, passing counterfeit money;
dismissed by Justice RawIand. Daniel Dugan,
drunk and pIofane dismissed by Justice Thomp-
son. Chss. Heate, drunk and whipping his wife;
nned IS 81 by Justice Walter.
The Fourth Ward patrolmen reported johanna
Mack, dlsorderly and profane; fined eS s. by
Ty; security for peace, by Justice Johnson.
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ARRIVED at Carter's wharf, schr. Maria T..
Kern, Capt James, with Is5 tons OF coal for Geo.
\, SheriR
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E0R CLOTHING. HATS, CAPS, BOOTS
II and SHOE, st the lowest price, corner soth
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY ON WOUNDED SOL
DiER.-Yesterdav patroinan Britt arrested WIN.
n Webster, (colored,) for assaulting and beat
Ing Michael Manning, a wounded soldier who
lad bis fingers shot of in the battle at Fair
oaks. Webster was taken before Justice Clark,
when IL appeared that the soldier had EMPLOYED
a hack 70 drive around the city. In the AFTER
noon the hackman stt pped on street. between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth, In front Of a rancho
there Manning was talking with the driver
when Webster came out OF the rancho and as
saulted and struck the soldier. The soldier net
knowing how long he will remain In the city,
the case was taken under the corporation law,
duct.
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" yoU STUDY ycdr own interest, 90 TO the Dol
lar Store, 43o Pennsylvania avenue, near Four
and-a-half street, and examine the splendid stock
Of Jewelry and Silver plated Ware, &C., &c
and take your choice for one dollar. jy l9.1w*
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THE STREET WASHING CAsEs-f esterday, the
cases o. Messu. Smith, MAIDEN, Mason and liar
shall, livery stable PToprietors, arrested under
the law In relation To the use Of hand hose and
street washers, came up for trial before Justice
Clark. The proof Of the offence was clear, the
employees Of the stables using the Potomac water
for washing horses and carriages In the street
contrary 20 law. The penalty In the case o. Mr..
smith was IS fine and 81 30 costs; Naden's fne
and costs ss; Mr.. Mason do. 9 Mr.. Marshall,
who simply interfered with the ofhcer, was dis
missed. All these cases were In the Second
Mad
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From the Rec. FHtksr Egas to Dr. Tensblety.
This Is 70 certify that, having Intensely suffered
for long time from dyspepsia, loss Of appetite,
nervousness and general debility, congestion,
constipation, iainting, exhaustion, cholic, pains
In the breast, &c, my situation was painful and
distressing in the extreme. My friends induced
me to try DR.. Tumblety's herb medicines, and
they have cured me. G. l.. EeAN,
~ 1s-U St. Dominicks church, w ashing,cn.
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ELECTION OF OFPrCERs.-At the annual ses-
sion Of The Grand Encampment, o. .. F., held
last night. the following officers were elected for
the term Of one ear:-Wm. 8. Roberts, NJ. w
Priest; Manning Hadley, @. =. Warden; Henry
Urine, 9. Warden; John q. c. Whaley, G.
Scribe; F. b. Lord, sen, 6. Treasurer; John r q.
Wright, G. Sentinel; B. A. Kidder, 6. Marshal.
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WASHINGTON BOYS IN THE MARYLAND Cav
AIRY In the recent feat Of penetrating the enc
my's country TO the Rapidan river, where the
railroad bridge was burned, our Washington
comPany-thc Putnam Rangers, Capt Thistle-
ton, now known as Company l., lst MARYLAND
Cavalry-took an active part. The force, which
consisted Of six companies, was attack ed soms
SIX miles beyond Fairfax station and brisk
skiTmish ensued and extended over ten miles,
The enemy being holly pursued and driven back
a sharp action took place at the bridge, during
which confederate Lieutenant named MAXWELL.
RON this city, was killed After burning the
bridge the party safely returned to camp. The
conduct Of all concerned is highly complimented
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-19

f;;.uurssaTjss hss beer :, Richmond sever.
al weeks suffering from q severe attack Of
fever, and was still confined to his room, as
stated 10y well known citizen Of Baltimore
to the American, jOst from Richmond.
Gems. Mccall and Reynolds, Feds, were
not wounded, aud had been sent TO the oth'
GERS prison.
A gunboat on the plan Of the Morrimac
though much smaller, is approaching com
pletion at Richmond. Iron for tho afmor
was procured with difficulty.
The obstructions In the james river we're
considerably weakened by recent freshets.
One of the hulks bad so swung round as TO
admit the passage Of the rebel Teazer, and
which was in consequence afterwards taken.
Fort Darling bad been greatly strength
ened, and the batteries iron clad
The bridges destroyed by Mcclellan in
the vicinity Of Hanover Court House, bad
been reconstructed.
Jaekson's forces had moved of as Il was
supposed, towards fredericksburg. aud q
blow was expected in the valley. The Ma
ryland rebel regiments with him, unde
Gems Low and Bradley johnson had suffer
ed terribly in the fight with Fremont ant
Shields. Johnson's regiment had been Gu
down from 100 to 200 elective men.
Confidence was felt among tho rebels i
their ability TO destroy the Union army
and families that had been sent away wer
returning An eqnal confidence wOs felt B.
the union men in the capture Of the city.
The guns captured during the recent bal
ties were brought into Richmond. uumbeI
ing % light pieces, some OF them howitger
aud few ri6ed guns, one English guI
but not a single siege piece. Not havin
rifle shells, they we're most OF theE
sent to the foundry for recasting.
The falling back Of the rebels towsrd
Richmond had caused considerable diSsa
isfaction, as 1t was given out that McCle
Ian would be attacked in Richmond.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-19
From rrsmphis.--Julr u.


Gen. Grant issued on order requiring
families of all persons connected with the
Confederate army or government to leave
the city within Eve days, or take the oath
that they have not and will not furnish 10.
formation to the enemy. This sweeping
order is in consequence Of constant commu.
nication between persons in the rebel army
and friends here. The order has caused
considerable excitement.
Refugees from Helena soy that the enc.
my on the 4th-6ve hundred strong-at.
tackled Gen. Curtis advance, but were ut.
terly routed.
Col. Fitch is still at ST. Charles. II Is
reported that he had sharp skirmish il
that vicinity with the rebels, and that the
latter were routed.
On the morning Of the 6'h, 200 Of Col
Fitchs command, as we gather from Mem
phis dispatches engaged $50 rebels with q
loss to the rebels Of 81 killed and wounded
while our loss was "a killed and wounded
In another engagement on tho following
night. all the enemy's camp equipage auC
provisions we're captured Both these fight
took place within 10 miles of Dunall's Blui
where large force Of the rebels is said t.
be stationed.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-19
PHILADELPHIA, Julp l6.

PHILADELPHIA, Julp l6.
The Richmond Enqirer of the 18th
speaks Of Gen. McClelan's defensive attl-
tude under cover of the gunboats as fixed.
lie only demonstrations upon the Confed-
crate lines until be shall have become re-
su,etated from late defeats, must be con.
6ned TO indecisive raids 10 keep up the
spirits of his men, aud in the meantime We
must turn our eyes 10 The West for more
startling events. The movement of Buell.,
and the consequent operatio ms OF our own
amy, are now watched with anxiety and
confidence by the Government.
The Enquirer also says the enemy has
been displaying considerable activity OF
movement in the vicinity of the Upper Rap
pshannock, gathering 5000 meu at War
rentoD, aud detached forces amounting in
the aggregate TO considerable army, at
various points stretching from Catlett,
Station, in Faquier county, through War
renton, Aimesvile and Washington, &c
Springyile at the base of the Blue Ridge
III Rappahannock county.
Gen. Rickets is qnartered on the roao
from Warrenton 10 The Springs.
The PeterSburgh Express of the lllh
reports the shelling of Hamilton, N. c., by
Federal gunboats. As the Roanoke river
was quite high they would probably at
tempt to reach Weldon
Maj. Austin Z. Smith, son Of Extra Bill
ly. aud formerly Navy agent at San Fran
cisco, died from wounds received in baul'
before Richmond. 1t will be remembered
be was arrested on the Isthmus and con6ne,
at Fort Warren, aud was exchanged onl
few weeks ago.
The K chmond Dispatch announces tn
arrival there of the PitLsburg Sanitary Con
mission, twelve iu number, who were take
; prisoners at Savsge's fam.
Gen. Robinson, with large body Of CAY
airy, still holds the enemy III check al H.
risousburg.
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Cen. jaime. A. carnsla Tor consrssI.
GEHrrA. Lnlv IL. 1862.

GENEVA, July IL, 1852
FRIEsD REEp-Iis record is a clean one
from a horse boy on the canal up through col.
Iegs training and graduation. As an acceptable
teacher, as President of one Of the best insti' u
tions Of our State, which be raised by his wise
and lahorious supervision, to its present high
reputstion-as q faithful true aud tireless sena-
tor. in our State Legislature, and finally as the
conquerer Of Humphrey Marshall, KY, which 10.
AugnFated succession ofmiIitary achievements,
embracing the defeat of ZollicofTer and the TAX
ing of Forts Henry Donelson. Through Gtl
bis record IL clean. 1t is the record of a man
who has left at every step complete sdtisfaetiOH
with testimony Of his ability to ilI m re exalted
Stations
As speaker he csrries with him the desire
of bis audience that be may triumph. In argu-
msnt be is strong clear and convincing, whether
10 the desk or at the bar, and hs appeals to the
heart, under the light aud perfume Of truth, Hre
irresistible.
Endowed with great strength, an iron consti-
sutioD and sleepless energy. be tolls on without
weariness. and when be sleeps il seems more
from habit Of boyhood than from necessity i'm
poied By weafiaess. P.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-19

CAPTURES. British steamer Emily
with an assorted cargo worth some 25, 900,
the brig Della, from Liverpool with a car.
go of saltpetre, drugs, copper, &c. and the
schr Valiant are among the recent prizes
taken on the coast
The British steamer Ann, has arrived as
a prize at N. York. She was discovered
under cover Of Fort Morgan. Mobile Bay,
unloading arms, powder, &c. when the fri
gate Susquehanns and the gunbost Kama
wba sailed into the bay, and while the for
meF engaged the fort, the latter cut out th'
neutr raj steamer and brought her of. Th,
crew escaped. The cargo consisted iu par
of tea, coffee, paper. &c.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-19

TIE CoNFIscArToN BILL-The Times
Washington dispatch states that the real
reason for the request of the President to
postpone thc adjournment Of Congress one
day, is, the President is troubled about the
Confscation Bill He received the bill late,
and did not have time to give it that care.
ful examination be desired. He has been
engaged writing a message on the subject
OF course the message is looked for with
the greatest interest. 1t ia rumored that
be will veto the BILL OF course be would
not write SO slaborately to give it is bis ap.
proVal. BE will probably return the bill
without his signature, and point out the
changes be thinks essential to make the act
poitio and bring it within the pale of the
Consultation.
The reply Of the Border State Repre5en-
tatives to the President is withheld. await
ing bis action on the Confseatien Bill. In
certain contingency the correspondence
may not be published at all There is di.
vision of sentiment in the Border States on
the main subject. Fisher of Delaware,
Blair Of Virginia, Casey Of Kentucky. and
Maynard of Tennessee, will advocate imme.
date action by their States All the 9th.
er Representatives decline to commit them.
selves, unless the Government shall first
make the appropriation necessary to consu.
mate the scheme. May of Maryland, re.
fuses to recognize the subject at oil.
Rumors are current aud credited that
important changes in high quarters are to
be made Washington Correspondence.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-19
WEEKLY TELEGRAPH. TELEGRAPH
AS IA ULA
Saturday Morning, July 10, 1857.


County NIFTY Committees in each regimenlal
district are requested TO assemble rs soon as
possible at some central point and arrange for
the Organization Of ten companies, so that com.
pf ompily Submitted TO the Governor for COM
pany officers and Regimental District Com
mittee organised for consultations as to field and
staE appointments, and 60 take the most effect
i've means 10 raise and complete regiment.
Couuiy and renimentRl district committees will
please report promptly and keep this ofico tai
" advised Of their doings Second Bieutenants
win be mastering officers, and must have quail
6calions for that duty. o. w. Hut,
Adj General.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-19

No stronger motive can be presented to an
American citizen than the necessity for his SER
vices for the preservation of bis country. Such
q motive is presented TO every individual
citizen at this time. The government appeals
for help The need of tAst hep every ore sees
and nuss needs appreciate. The work to be
dee i-vclvss sscrisce bus she results to he
ssAsess,a srs wcrss hat sserisce. Life is dear
nm tn sihse-s Eeersy + scsrce worth the pos
psaeiisn. LIE wsex then. shOu'd he laid upon
ne s'~ar. ard ths sacrifice be made free.will
oFerisr. ~Sers tbs emergency presented seems
10 require Il.
Ohio is called npon for her quota. This will
demand some 80 or 10 thousand more men for
the war. Does any one suppose that this num-
Der can be raised without sacrifice
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-19

DR. otIvER, a refugee from Richmond, says
the Rebel army 10 Virginia is 25o,oOO that
the conscripton Of all from IS to 40, has been
universal that the Rebels admit recent loss
OF Is, 100 that there is plenty OF bacon, rice
and corn 10 Richmond, but nothing else /; that
that their beef comes from Texas that the cali
for 100000 more Union troops has disprited
the Rebels, who only hope to succeed BY inter.
veution that McCLELLANls recent strategy is
admitted TO be good, and that ''5ToSEwALL'
jackson is not dead.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-19
RashviIIe.-July 10.

Members of HeWitt's Battery escaped
from Murfreeshoro, report the battery
and the Third Minnesota surrendered, Col
Dufheld mortally wounded, Gen. 7. l.
Critlenden of Ind, prisoner.
An escaped prisoner reports the LIST, %
and 4th Georgia, Isl Kentucky Texan Ran
gers aud 100 mounted infantry, under com
mand of Forrest and Warner, SIX thousand
10 all. The rebel army is advancing OF
Nashville.
The Fourth Pennsylvania cavalry anC
SeVenty-fourth Ohio Infantry arrived fron
Lebanon last night. -Four regiments ron
Huntsville are coming
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Msa.A.r. of IN. present Congress.

The Washington VatioHal TnfelEgenesr says
ifuly--'If ever body OF men deserved 10 re
sustained by their constituents. it is the Repub-
lican members OF the present Congress. Their
hboFs have been arduous and their responsible
ties vast beyond precedent. ard the great body
Of them have acquitted themselves with signal
fidelity. Il Ia the Republican majority 10 Con
grcss which have been the targets Of abuse,
ever since this scssion commenced. Of oil the
traitors and sympRtbizers with treason iD the
country. Will not the people sustsin them
Inhueneed By considerations like these oi
wisdom and justice 10 the public interest, Of re-
tnfping our Relresentatiye. As true repub-
Lean. faithful .eiinnt and indefatgable repre-.
seniaslvs. Waiei.ul and Efficient IN looking after
th1 Interests 81 his constituents. Could the
1.siIiet do 4, Ter thsu Fs-elect Hon. JoHr
ArfcEupt