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26R fhs 5S Slf sAHr RssSSaa9 FIVE

JuI ses,e for SH ss run
Screws son9 p Of ssoR oSsr "
There will be for each vessel. two pairs Of en-
6ut Tor the q. :. S. sOrev gunbOats, with the OK
oeption of the length Of stroke, which will be
before The valve will be W addeil's :. ide. These
s Rs snEns. Rsg as
those Of the gunboats above rsfsrryd to-
n par 81 snf nSs e Ds Of Ely
not less than ten feet diameter; they will be aus
hanger, sod the shaft will reyolve IN brass pipe
connsoting he hanger with the hull,
pipe. with the tubes above the furnaces. he grste
bars ara not to exc. a length Of 61s feet be
esns nriaEf Ss not Ss sss Ssn sssre
! hs speoif All ms for the gunboat bai'. a'e to
81 ms 80
al apPendages 70 be the same. regard being had to
Fwo 6lowe Q Of the largest 8. 70, with suitable
blow 6 engi les. will be required
tn. aasrsns Ss kss
town. 4 assacnus it's; :, ew York, and Philadel-
ss vii xbes ate f. 1 or
furnish the machinery; the names of the parties m
an S to tS
amount Of duplicate pieces, toos in.tIuments etc.
time from date Of contract IN which they will guar
altee TO oomplete the work
distns ui.n them from other business letters: The
pay Hents will be made in the usual manner as the
The Department reserves the right TO reject any
or all of the proposals that may be made under this
advertisement II, in its opinion. the public interest
requires. ..-. jy9
Amy parties prefeInns to make proposition.
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THE LATEST 81 T6LR6RAPR,
LATER FROM ROPE.
NEWS OF THE RICHMOND BATTLES
THERE.

CAPR RACE, July 1s.-Tbe North America,
with Liverpool dates TO the 10th instant, via
Queenstown, passed here this morning she
brings one davis later news.
The Bavaria arrived out on the 10th inst.
The news Of the series Of battles before Rich
mond has excited the greatest attention In Europe
and Il was there thought that II would result In
pro!enging the war.
The sales Of cotton for the week previous to the
sailing Of the last steamer were 60 600 bales su.
rats have declihed Nd American descriptions
are at \. The markets are fat.
Breadstuns have an upward tendency. Pro.
visions dull.
Consols are selling at s2X for money.
American stocks quie'.
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AARRIkO.

the y Sisca'l aSs chi: city, on =, Iss
4 9 RLiNe Company ., !th ReGt Ohio 70. ,
NJ So ga Is MAaGuERl b WEBSTER.
rot, Mich. lIntsHiEeroer.1
ON ne lIth lnsisnt, ] the ney I'm G. Smith.
: 81, both Of this oily.
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DEPARTMENT.,

Il gJLI b, Is6s.
SAILED Proposals. for the following LUMBER
will be Ieoeiyed at The Buresq OF CoEstIstloE
such snsnnnes a. may be direct d, sId at ,uoh
%s m: sSs s
GO, eel ssh. IN a. Witt: PiSs Common cSns,
10 coo fee, ss,s s N White Pine Common Cuttings.
aooo feet eth sss. IN h,e Pine Common Cuttings.
1000 feet s-Sths IN White Pine PIcted Cuttings,
l6 feet lengtks.tongued and gIooyed
5000 feet t-<ths IN White Pine herohsntsele
$500 feet stb: II in W WHITE Pine Merohsutsble
Lumber, Is leet lengths .-,,
5000 feet tths IN White Pine htTohsBtsbte
lc,co feet So-stss n. whIts Pine nerobsushse
Lumoer, 10 teet lengths
1890 feet tths In W bite Pine MerolIsntaee tcn
,co feets tt:ss IN W ME Pine Merohs1tsble Jun
Der, u 90 le feet lengths
Der, Il % Is feet lengths. pinned on bOth
$3.50 feet stfs . white Pine nsrchsutsbls Lam
5000 fess s, 3 White 1 inc Msrohsutzbls Lam
s,sw feet b. Il W hne inc Merohxut,hle Lun-
co f..s s.;s K Y n. isf sis s3 Sss
l,@e feet Y tths In w b Z. Urk
400 iest ttks n Ms?oesny ..-
iS@@ 3sss ts sss: N y, sssoss9y
100 t.s. s-sths IN AshsEs1y
seelsst ie-ssh. In MsheE.Ey
n ss issssr. &
s'''fn"'H' t,ois.' scSi kIS.9is aSa. Ea.u..
ble-lOt - 'As'i tiSs. end Ia
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BOARDING..

A PRIVATE FAMILY, recently from the
"A Nor h, will Accommodate two or three gentie O.
men vi easant ooms and Board at 1 70 8 at +,
between 10Th and Goth.
A Brick table to let. ~ 70 st.
A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOM-
"A modated with pleasant Rooms ard Board at
39S sixteenth st. Roferences exchanged.
Also, Brick Stable and Carriage House for
rent. -.-... Nv 10 2vs
elk OR EIGHT GENTLEMEN CAN BE
y accommodated With Board And Furnished
Rooms q the Boarding 5prlvate) House on 18th
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SECOND EDITION
THREE O'CLOCK P &.
LATEST FROM THE PENINsuLA

intelligence received here from McCielians
camp Yesterday evening Is to the effect that all
eos quiet on the Peninsula, and that the opera
tons Of the enemy were confined TO terrifying
the line Of the Chic kahominy.
Our owp forces are actively employed, but In
what precise manner n would not be proper 70
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You can gain Eve pounds OF healthy hesh pei
month by using DR.. Tumblety's Pimpls Banisher
10 10 invaluable for removing pimples, blotches
&c tan, rreckIes, sallowness and all impurities
and roughness OF the skin, leaving the sane
blooming with beauty. tv S-a
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DIAPsKss, and ali nnaiadiss Of the eye and ear
exclusively treafed by DR. Won M"schzisker, ocu-
list and aurist, 227 Pennsylvania avenue. The nu-
mereus testimonials from such creditable sources
repeatedly published make all further statements
unnecessary. 3t&
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NEW STOCK.

400 NEW STOCK. AOc
INTERIOR, ADORNMENIS
JUL received choice section OF nov and de-
PAPER hANGiN6s,
FROM NE rich AND ornate 20 the most chaste and
simple patterns, appropriate for Darlors, halls.
FlREBOARD PRINTS. STATUES, CENTR &
New Designs, warranted gold bands, imitstsn
gold, and common. &C.. +.
WINDOW SHADES. = T..
osgs shaass o. an, reSuIsd lyle Or sie nads
..-.. By the yard or made INTO Shades
- OVAL PICTURE FRAMES,
District, from the best Mandatory in the
Also, an assortment Of Dark Wood Frames. With
beautiful variety Of small slxed Oval and Card
there. PssseDatouts, 90. = y
PICTURE CORD AND 7AssELe.
UfneIent sizes and colors, Pl cture Kings, Ga.
Purchasing exclusively for cash, the above gooda
leccording to their luAlity) viii be disposed of st
O. loI rases a. they can be Purcnssed for in the
Dssrict No Misrepresentation made 70 sfeot
ORDER LOT PsperhanEips or window ehsdss
sosS1ssd BY sxperisnesd workmen, IN city or
q osil solicited from those needing The Above
ks%smSeri the uumbsr-No. ass seventh street,
zoos above Odd EeiiovS Hail and the terms
oasn Tor goods and lebor, -,-n8 jsa-lmifs
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DIARRRKA AND DYsENrsKY win decimate the
Volunteers far more than the bullets Of the
enemy, therefore let every man see to II that he
ca: ries with him full supply Of Hollowsy's
Pills. Their use In IRdia and the Crimea saved
thousands Of British soldiers. Only - cents per
R0X Ola
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FhEaE G9NeER3ATThEw WASHINGTON
bs,v neCA alh ~ ,o GE MUSIC ass fs sye9Ss
isossa - sSsss en- va III 10y JTsS-
tsl. eosssiy. sho Slll :! fern VEN n.tt 8 the
shove hal n ooNpsDy vita. eshss snrs several
ooneeits lhs mostAtstSeslys ia ,hs CITY. Of Wssh-
inEtQn. ,Ggnors sEYDEL. the bpss dfnl and a.
her beeutl.uI Song .; Duets, sT Choies q sfrssh-
ments consssntly on hand. 0fheFs IN sstsnasnos
.. "a; ,s,.,-.4a HENRY nDsENSAAL,
~ ~ w lob Pr91flstors Z
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ID Tou STUDY your own interest, 60 TO the Dol
Tar Store, a3S Pennsylvania avenue, near Four
and-T-half strest, and examine the splendid stool
Of JewelrY and Silver plated Ware, &C., &c a.,
and take your choice fIr one dollar. jY 10 lws
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THIRD WARD STATION CAsBs-Before Justice
CLARK John Kahoe, drunk and disorderly; dis.
missed Henry Middleton, stealing pocket book
and MONEY security for further Leafing. Jos
Crider, larceny; dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-19

The BAReuE c. B. Truitt Is now being loade,
at Ray'scoaI shipping docks Georgetown. ID. G
for San Francisco, Cal, the freight amounting :
81 s75.
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~ inc, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS and CAPS
corner 9th street And Pa 4y. -,-- = =. =
iy LIN ]. II. SMITH h co. Glnthlerx
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Two more cars for the Washington and George
town railroad arrived here yesterday. Ten car
have thus far been received.
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J T.. HoLmgAD,
J b ELLIS,
II II GaanIn

Fko1n ths Rec Father Egas 10 Dr. Txulblsty.
This Is to certify that, having intensely suffered
Tor long time from dyspepsia, los OF appetite,
fainrng, exhaustion, cholic, pains
10 the breast, SC, my situation wss painful and
In the extreme My friends induced
me to try Dr. Tumble'y's herb medicines, and
they have cured me. O l.. EeAN,
lY lp.H 81. Dominicka church w aahinpton
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~ SHOES corner 18th street and Pa. avenue
yavfh aida
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TOR CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS
Il and SHOES, 1t the lowest price. corner nth
street and Pa. av.
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An A1xKM1fc TO CoUHTl1F.Iz TlSxsuRT
Hoxks--The Chisf q Police Of 6t. Louis, sbout
Q monfh siace, sat % TIE Treasury Department
mand noles Of the dsAominafion Of f0's, which
were discoveredsin that city. The notes are In
complies, mot having the signatures nor the green
figures on the feee or back. II put In circ ulaticr
engraving IL, In some particulars, remarkably
we'll dope) tom the fset that the faces o. the
President and the female ara hsdly execuee1 ga
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NOW Is YOUR TIME TO BUY. CLOTH
IN ING, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS and SHOES
corner Goth street and Pa. Az.
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EvERYBODY'S BUSINESS.

For the convenience Of my First Ward and
6eorEetoyn oustomsrs, l have opened . branch
where they vii ind . good stool Of CLOTafNG,
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS and SHOES ct the lowest
price IN town J. SMITH CO.,
Clothiers, corner 10th e. and Pa. av..
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LOST AND FOUND.

s:..AW yeEEJ rsScsa 6E Sxs ss e :as II,
e. ss .s.1 9S os n ss
ias !s sss ana 3. Iii h f.ssls:
Gin REWARD-strsyed or stolen from the
IA, ,1hssSE,esE. On .ss ,n sst on
ssaF ia forehead; short name; marked 40. Q. c -
on he returns Of On. horse 10 me, on ,Ss corner q
ssy,ensh street vea and ssss1s i0uts su,,pp
HORSE AND BgsGY sIOLEN-A small.
= e. ID Ss.ss. s.S: %: Fl sftss ia s:s II
sa.s toni rs .s h SS .%..a SS
Std It-e.ts where Il rad been ted. A white boy boy
70 Sc r. sv' q: T.,sTs vii
S ySs aIIz, Ne g South 4 .tIcat, cssi.oi
DssaI1RIGI OF ,, oo ,,'S a.1 Ta;H,ssrOs
once q :; Sns $s1 g5kss SIsss Iss: nag -
!,hroaIh CAM ,ott.) corner nth ard street, on
III, owner tn, ..d = /. % com.
9IH .sI 'f0'' pfS;iEs1,I 3, Re
1S%AY .no No TILE sSY
On Monday Last Henry Booklet, feet inch
I! Sf Il: ss ssss ana sPf s
~ s.st, 's sSous n.
ssS sss q!
Di.sI' I'''l'in' the FEE HEISEa dMAssupER.
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SECOND WARp STATION CAsEs-Before Justice
Ctdrk-Patrick Claucey, disorderly; hned 81 81
Patrick Brian, do do Ellen Harrison, do; do.
g. Henry Snyder, threats Of violence; security
for peace. Margt Gorbley, disorderly; fined 80
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EXCURSIONS, PIC MOS, &c.
THE RIAwATnA Boys IN THE FELL

THE RIAwATHA BOYS IN THE FIELD
The members OF the HIavsths Club take great
Add Inc public in Iei e,si: that they Wi give 81
Island Mo- DAY, July as.h. q
.roaS or vii be- .psIed to make tfls So
"a, Of pleasure to al those who may honor them
The boat will leave the foot of High street,
Georgetown, At O'Clock D. M, ana every half hour
during the ev-nlng. ( ee of charge. Carr az csn
reach RE see b, tn. hs1 duot and Gstusewa IND
ladies. ,ood Cotllon Band bss been engaged
for the ooe aolon.
$50 ssai. W :; H. A' soads Gh.. Msoer j.m,s
Graham jy le "a % %,
- L COND 6 Ran DPIC MIC.
FRI I IsH r GIVE
HnsIo,,.n Island. on MONDAY. Juf; slss.
E1siy rs = sss o S.sS ma.
c.slon oae Of LalloJ Cd happlness
Itokets Fifty Gents admitting sentlsman and
b oats will leave the foot Of High street, George
town, eve fifteen minutes for the island, convey
IL parties TO the pho MO fee of charge.
w GTiss S. O. rra'h'r' j. 'ands,ys sss
O..PI PIC Nic-PIG MIC:
fRs I'M So { fa af tsorss Esk
xL0sTkN ISLAND, on WEDNESDAY, July
Tickets IS oeDts; children under Il ,esrs hall
Good cotlllon music has been engaged.
The onnIbssee connect WITH tho boats, which
leave the f.ot Of Hish stIe,t for tho grounds. No
Carriages oan 20 to the island either By vay OF
the Long Bridge or the Asueduot. jyl5,11,ls q "a
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DISTRIBUTION OF PRYMIuns.-The distribu-
ton Of medals and premiums tn the pupils Of the
place at the Smithsonian Institute on Monday,
July 81, at4 O'Clock p. m, The exercises wifi
consist Of music, recitations by the pupils. and
distribution Of premiums. X. r. Morsell, ESQ ,
will del yer an address Parents and the public
generally are invited to attend. Teachers Of the
District are uesed 70 assemble their respective
schools at the district school building on Sixth
street. punctually, at o'clock, on tho afternoon
of the dist ibution.
BY order Of J f. HoLmsAp,
J ELLIS,
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FIRENgN's tOEvsSTIcS- The convention
which mrt az The Franklin E1ptns Il Iuss on the
9Th ut met again on Tuesday uiSh', pursuant To
adjournment, with neirlv al .he d-les ates which
were present 81 the former meeting In attendance,
and also = delegation from the Union Company
The delegates present re, orted that eac OF roe
companies had ratified the bill drafted at The
former meeting; and 4 colnmit'es, cor :,aasd m
hessrs Peabody, Ct the Columbia; w. a Hines
Union; Cook, Anacostia; J. ii Sss,. fbrd Frank
lin; OsOorn, Perseverance,; Char. ncev, Netroool.
iian Hook tad Ltdderi BroSn, American Hook
and Ladder, AMI r. .Iz Isa ,Fg,;-ra Hose were
aPP>intd TO wait on ihe Counc!,s ard urs e the
passage OF The bill
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GREAT ATTRACTIONS!

GREAT ATTRACTIONS! npw s-opr,
Just opened on the corner of aoth street and Pa
avenue, north side, Q large stock of CLOTHING
HATS, CAPS and BOOTS and SHOES, which
Will be sold at very low prices.
j H. SMITH & CO., ClothIers,
cor. 10th st. and Pa, Az, and No 466 7th St,
OspOsita Post 0hicA
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FOURTH WAF1 STATION CAsEs-Bsrors Jssties
WaHu-A BoTlaI d defauu o. r.. IDg o,ey Gus
nnr; n"ed Is 81. Msry Fai'flI, (roi i I'D sent
sxpo,o..e; workhouse 30 days 10 Iisa Brook
os%rderly; haed % So. Thomas Ru Juel lar
Geny; locked up i've hours. Ann Chant, pro-
fanl'y ana heeplng disorderly house; do sass.
Elizabeth Bell, profanity; do % 50 Ann sims
do; do 90 So Eliza W lliams, drunk and dis
ord rlv; do. 81 Sc. George II. Naylor. disorderly;
costs So centa samuel Stewart, fighting; dis
missed. A. Peterson, p Van Aiken, K C Horner;
David Kennedy, John Law, do ; turned over to
to- military. Elizabeth Clark, pros,i tuition; fned
s25s.
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REsIeNArIoS-We learn that Superintendent
T.. J. Hall, Of the Post Once Department hal
resigned Mr. Hall is a native o; Montgomery
county, Maryland, and is well known In this city
and his native State
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A FoR PREsERvINs PROPERTY:
Tie Most EfectHai IN the Word
Information may be obtained a.
MT. PARKER'S


PAINTING ESTABLISHMENT,
No. SO Louisiana av, bet ueen eth and 9TH streetf,
W here every variety OF
SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING
10 execnted with neatnest end dispatch.
To prevent mistakes, he will STATE that hls AT
procervatTye reiers e1cluevely 20 tbs verleus de-
pIrtmepts Of his trace, 80 which he challenfea
Competition. either in quality OF work or reesons-
bleness of prlce. " ~ SUD
NEW AND SIMPLIFIED MET9Qp FOk
~ PLANO FORTE AND SINGING
Professor ALEXANDER WQLOWSkI, Pr
anut AID Composer, has returned from<@
the Londop EIh.bit,on: and opens .nH1n
New and simplihed Method. BY Prof. Wolovsfis
system, serson having only . shEst knovledfe
Of music will be enabled IN very short time 90
read mssic with great facility. eld e1ecrte ote-
ratio &C we as classical music with rare perftc-
ton. As 20 the vocal part, BY his way of vocal
cation ne arrives 81 most extreo,elnhry results,
renders the voice powerful, and enables the ~ niger
20 vo1aIYe with facility, accuracy and fne quality
Of tone. Prof. Wo.ovtti receiver visitors daily
from till 90 ock p. N 81 his reeidenoe, NO tsi
Tenth street, between Gn1f tyslm
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BcAkD oR ALD RnKa -AH sdjourned meetin.
Of ths B1ard cf A ldrrmen was ordered for las
evening az . ven o'.Iocki bat after waiting unIi
eight C'I rck, hnd no quorum arfeafiagi th
Casi. adiourred The Board untn ihis eEsIins q
s,yea o'clock. AZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-19

EtlRST WARD, ATTENTION!
Now opened and for sale AZ the lowest rates, q
stock Of CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS. BOOTS
and ShOES, on the corner Of 20th street and Pc.
avenue,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-19

WArER CLOSET on CLosE SrooLs, made en-.
tlrely OF metal and perfectly free from smell, may
be had Of tbs Patehtee, c. schneider, at al Pa
svenue. These stools are portable, and 90 con
suuctsd a. 70 render II almost possible for them
10 yet cut Of reasT Most Of toe United States
hospilas n ave a1optsd them.
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THR FIRE DEPARTMENT -" A New York Fire
man" writes to Us upon the imperative need FOL
an efficient FIRE department for Washington, 90
peeially In view Of the large number OF woodet
buildings erected here for hospital purposes, and
says In conclusion -" There should be distribu
ted throughout the city at lea.t six hand enginef
four hoae-carriages, two hook and ladder com
panies and one Stsdm fr.-s1giss. Such steamer
an Is used by Paulding Steamer No. 81, New
York, would be suitable, being light and throw
Ing two streams of water.o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-19

TIE DIsIRIBurIoN OF premiums to the pupils
Of the Ourth District School will take place on
Monday next at 4 O'Clock, &C the Smithsonizn
The Marine Band will be In attendance and dis
course appropriate H.asic r. L. Morsell, Esq
viii deliver an address and recitations will oe
delivered by the pupils Of The male department
Of the Fourth District SchJol Between the dis
tIibution Of premiums TO the different schoois,
tue sudienoe VIII DC entertained with vocal music
By the pupils.
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FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT-One Of
u the pleasantest residences the citv, situated
on street south, fac pg the Smith sonian grounds.
Inquire on ihe lrenns e.. first door vsst Of 10th
str ct, or Of X. ID u. SNIi H. 32s ttrset north.
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PoLlcR.-The Third Ward patrolmen reported
yesrsrday-Louisa Jenifer, creating q nuisapcet
dismissed-bv Justice Clayton. eeofgeW Ben.
nett bigamy; bail FOR heefihQ-by Justice Row.
land c. r l.. Grown, telling on public reser-
vationi dsmisied Thos Bowling. do; do.,-
By :ustice Walter Robert Hays, fast driving;
Costs, 81 cents. Julia Graf, larceny; dismissed
Adn'ph or Z, selling liquor on Sundays fined
1854. Margaret Bresnahan, drunk ard disof-
de IL; do. IS 4-by Justice Thompson 49,.
The Fourth We'd patrolmen reported-John
Holofsn, fast driving; ruled for trial Thomas
Muiquin drunk and Profane; dism!ssed-by Jus
tice CLAYTON
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-09-20

List Of Killed, Wounded and Missing OF Col.
r. III. Riddtck's 34th Regiment North Caro-
lima Troops, in the Engagements of 9th,
2sth and 3oth August, and also LIST Septem-
Der, 1862.
Wounded-Col Richard Riddck, LIST September, very
severe in side and wrist Lieut. Col Eli Miller, LIST Sept
ember, dangerously, neck.
Company A.-Killed-2d Lieut. Franklin Long LIST Sept
Wounded-!st Sergeant Pruit, 3Oth August slight
ly; Private James Al. Poe, Both August dangerously
Frelden Williams, LIST September; Daniel Sheets, do |;
Pnkney Parish do; Jacob Bare, do VIM Cary do; ThOs
CARY do; Levi Long, do James Miller do; Corporal
Hamilton Koonse, do; slightly.
Company -Ked-Privates Joseph B. Bedford, LIST
September; q Sweazy, lst September.
Wounded-Private James Wilson; 9th August; Corpo-
raj G W LOckadO LIST September
Missing Sergeant W W Bridges LIST September.
Company C-Kied-PrVateS w Whteside, LIST Sept. ;
Galloway Dobbins lst September.
Company C.-Wounded-Corpora Peter Dogget, Goth
August, slight in head Color Bearer w WLiteside,
September, dangerously Private Lynch, LIST Sept.
Company D.-Killed-Private VIM i Plaster lst Sept
Corporal Keistler SOth August, slight.
ly; Private Dan Louder, LIST Sept; slightly
Company E.-Killed- I'd Lieut. Il b Eaton, LIST Sept
Wounded-Corporal George Cauble, LIST Sept; Privates
II Shull, 18th Aug; Jesse Eaker, 2sth Aug; Rob-
lnSon 18th Aug; Geo Fubright, lst Sept
Missing-Private, John Jonas LIST September.
Company F.-Killed-lst Sergeant W CrOwder, 2sth
August
Logdon, 9th Aug; J Carter, LIST Sept; CrOtts,
do ] w Henderck do; NJ Petty, do; A Warren, do
Company G.-Kled-Prvats, Jesse Phillips, LIST Sept.
,,WOunded-serg'tW G McCOrds, 18th Aug; Privates,
Thos King, 2eth Aug; F johnson, LIST September.
Company H-Wounded-2d Lieut., George NJ Blanton,
lst sept Serg Clark Allen, 9th August Privates
keSels. SOth Aug; Camp, SOtA Aug Moore, SOth
Company L-Wouuded-Serg't Leonard Fowler, soth
Aug Corpl Jas Moron, LIST Sept; Prvates D q or.
ron, S0th Aug; Lawson Phillips, do Thos Walker, do
Marx WOOD DO; VIM Barehed, do; W Finn, do VIM
! loway Smith, do. -
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-09-20
, several States
$40 16S OCT 90

SlOl6S,961 ~
The State of Georgia has substantially paid in the
balance due by her. and the State OF South Carolina
has paid the whole amount due by her into the
Treasury, in the form of six per cent call certificates
But as the final settlement has not yet taken place.
the certificates have not as yet been delivered up
and the account is not yet closed The returns
from the States of Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi,
Arkansas and Texas have not been returned in COM
plete. The two former States have, nevertheless,
paid the taxes in advance.
From the documents furnished it appears that the
States of North Carolina and Alabama have over
paid their respective assessments, and l will ask
leave to submit an estimate of the amounts to be
refunded them as soon as the complete returns shall
be received.
The collection of the war tax has presented sew
eral difficulties, which it is proper that Congress
should have in view, whenever further tax shall
be levied These difficulties are presented together
in a report from the Chief Clerk Of the War Tax
Office COPY of which is herewith respectfully SUBJ
mitteo 1t is also proper to state, that by judg-
ment of the District Judge of South Carolina money
invested in State bonds has been excepted from the
war tax An appeal has been ordered from this
Judgment but as no Supreme Court has yet been
organized the effect of the judgment will be to
lease from any future tax all moneys invested in
this form in South Carolina or in any other State
wherein the District Judge may hold the same opin-
ion.
Since the last meeting of Congress have appoint
ed three new places of deposit for public moneys,
one at Galveston, Texas one at Knoxville, Tennes-
see, and one at Augusta, Georgia.
The Assistant Treasurer at New Orleans has re-
moved his office for the time to jackson, Mssssip-
pi, and the depository at Mobile has made tempo
rary removal to Montgomery, Alabama.
All of which is respectfully submitted,
G. G. MEMMINGER,
Secretary Of Treasury.