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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-08-08
County Nomination.
FOR CLERK OF TIE DISTRICT COURT,
DEMP. j. COLEMAN.
THE NEW CALL.

Government has issued its call for a DRAFT
of 100000 militia to be Immediately called
into the service of the United States; max
ing with the former call, which if mot an
swered by volunteers by the 18th Of this
month will also be filled by draft, an army
Of 6O0,0 new troops forthwith to be placed
in the field! TO this new call the heart Of
loyalty everywhere responds, linen! The
necessity for drafting has become apparent
and needs no argument here. Each man
must stand in his own lot. There can be nc
Sinking, no shrinking now! If the patriot
ism Of the people had become dormant, the
manifest energy and vigor on the part of the
Government, the call for SIX HUNDRED Tnou-
SAM men, the evidence that it is Var that
is meant, and that war it will be till this
atrocious rebellion is swept from existence,
has kindled anew the patriotic ardor in the
hearts Of the people, and they will respond TO
every call as Patriots, American should -
Old regiments are to be filled up, new enes
formed, and we arc to sweep down like an
avalanch upon the South with over MILL
ION of Mortimer, strong, brave, and true =!
We have done with lighting "Southcrn
brethren" now we will fight Southern rcb-
els! We must give ourselves wholly up to
the business Of this war; all else must be
subordinate to it. We have big job on
our hands and the harder we work the sooner
will it be disposed Of. We must leave no
means untried that promises to hasten the
successful termination Of this war. Our
pride has stood in the way--it must no long
er. We have hoped by halfway policy
by concilating measures-by evidences of
leniency-to bring back the rebels to reason
and loyalty. But all this has utterly failed.
War in earnest now-no more play The
people are ready for it, and arc willing to an
swcr every demand for men or money that
the Government may make erilling though
hard the task may be; acilling though the
sacrifice be ever so great. God grant that
the great sacrifices to-day being made may
not be in vain! Out of all this may Peace
come in the fullness Of joy, bearing with hel
the blessed boon of Liberty
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-08-08

LADIES Many ofyour husbands, brothers,
friends and lovers will be called into the ar
my of the Republic to help crush out the en-
envy who seeks the destruction Of your coun-
try, the desolation Of your homes, and the
general ruin Of us all. Will you hesitate to
consent to the sacrifice Be heroines now,
if ever J. Chicago Journal.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-08-08

PARsoN BRowNLow IN FAVOR OF AIMING
TIE SLAvEs.-It is said that Parson Brown
low will soon publish an article in the Nl,c
York Weekly, in which he will argne in favor
Of arming and enlistlng such slaves as reach
our lines, as the only resource for the safety
of the Union cause. lie adds that the North
cannot be too prompt in adopting the meas
urp
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-08-08

THREE Obstructive confagrations occurred
in Chicago on the morning Of the 4th inst,
destroying over $40 900 worth of property.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-08-08

Tue Governor Of Rhode Island who, by
the way, is Dcmocrat--has called for reg
imcnt of negroes as part of the quota Of
that State. The negroes Of Rhode Island ase
citizens by law.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-08-08

A dispatch from Fortress Monroe, 80 ult.
says that steamers have arrived there with
5000 rebel prisoners from Fort Delaware TO
be exchanged ....
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-08-08

GEN. Hallcck has expressed himself as
heartily in favor Of Selling all rebel property
and freeing their slaves.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-08-08
ASSlGNEE,S SALE.

ID Y VIRTUE OF AN ORDER MADE BY THE HON.
orablc District Court Of Black Hawk County lewa,
at the April adjourned term 1862 Of said Court, the
iersicned Assignee Of Alexander Wright, will, the
2d day OF July lst2, at two O'Clock Of said day, At
the front door Of the Court House. In the city Of Davcn
port in the County Of Scott and State Of Iowa. offer for
sale public auction to the highest bidder for cash. all
right, title and interest," which as said assignee have In
and certain promsory notes executed by VIM. T.
Clark and Laura Clark for $3.50 cach secured by mort
gage upon real estate situated in the city OF Davenport
and being the mentioned In the assignment OF said
Alexander Wright to me-.
SOLOMON LOMBARD Assignee.
Dated June 18th 1862.
The above sale is poncd until the 18th day Of At
gust, 1869, at the same hour and place. Asa
8. LOMBARD.
July 18TH 1862.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-08-08
SLAVERY HOUSE,
Notice.
For Sale.

4 SPAN OF MARES, WITH SUCKING COLTS,
A and each Mare served again by the horse %
last year. Their ages respectively I'VE and nine
years. Color light sorrel and dark chestnut Persons
interested please call and The stock will
themselves The chestnut Is superb animal Of the
Black Hawk breed. These will be offered for sale at the
American Hotel Cedar Falls Iowa. from the Esd Of July
to the I'd OF August
l7:2wa .-... n H. HARE
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-08-08

The Linn County Register office is offerc'
for sale.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-08-08

The Washington office holders are organ
izing brigade for the defense Of the city
They number two thousand.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-08-08

The official vote Of Illinois on the New
Constitution foots up 1880 against. ...
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-08-08
NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT KE.
PUBLICAN CNNAENTlAN

Notice is hereby given that a Delegate Republican Con
ventipn Tor the Ninth J.cal District Iowa will held
ut independence, Iowa, On Wednesday, the Goth day
August, A. d. 1862 at te hour of four O'Clock p NJ
the purpose OF nominating Judge and District Attorney
and for the transaction OF such other business as may
deemed expedient.
The ratio OF representation will be delegate for eve
ry one hundred votes cast for Abraham Lincoln Pres
dent OF the United States in 1850, and additional del
egate for any fractional vote exceeding fifty.
.rEz ... w. q. DOMAIN, Chm, Buchanan Co.
FRANK NJ ROBINSON, Dubuque Co.
8. q. VAN ANDA, Delaware Co.
JAMES 8. GEORGE, Black Hawk Co.
WILLIAM LANE, Grundy Co.
July IL, 1862. Central Committee
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-08-08
Business Notice.

Any person wishing 70 purchase frseclasa Sssias
Machine ,-Finkie Lyons makecan here Of AZ excel
.ns opportunity BY APPLYING at this ONCE.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-08-08

MeHrhi7. JAY - y 1862.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-29
POLIcE -rhe Second ward patrOlmen report, a

POLICE -rhe Second Ward pS1olmen report, a
the following cases yesterday WIN. h. Garn-.
drunk; dismissed. Joseph Nadeus was arrested
on three separate chaTges-FIrst, violating the
building law, his stable building nol being con-
structed In conformity to che regulation relative
TO the distsnce from thu Sidewalk and from vel
lings; fled $50. Second, keeping LIVERY stable
without license; hned SIS. Third, keeping a
livery stable on Twelfth street. corner Of street.
d!smissed-by Justice CLARK.
The Third Ward patrOlu. en- reported yesterday.
El'zibeth Clark, keeping dog without licease,
dismissed. Patrick Day, sssiultiRg bis wife,
do. z. a Stryker, giving short measure In mar
ket fined Shy Justice Clayton Park McSIpy,
selling liquor without 1 License; haed so 9I-by
Justice Thompson.
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n,OTiOE TO WATER TAKERS.

IN THE BERKELEY SPINGS.
i ais Fsvorite WaIerng Place il now open for
tho reception Of vi.itors,, (bJ means Off IA
the Bsln%SIss, saa "a s .s, Rtiroad per-
and aust Of our seaboaTd eItIiss, and aater 4 .
hours Of inter travel, had the selves in the
ard the mcst delightful inland bathInr The country
aaoras. Pne House will be kept In sSsh manner
ard on luoh terms - VIII suit the umes. Visitors
will fud oonseyances Ut st. Johns Station, on
the kailrosd I'D miles vest Of Bsitimore, and ~
Ta In THE PROPRlETCRs.
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DIED

DIED.
On the 18th instant, after lorg and painful i'll
neEs. which she bore with Chri, tan resignation.
ADALiSf, wife CT Jchn w Mankins, eldest
daughter Of the late Capt. Dellavay, IL the <lst
year Of her age.
In h.aveniy regions, ever there to spend,
In joys cele tlsl, years that never ens.
The friends of the ismlly ars invited TO attend
tbs funeral on to morrow Wednesday, at 10
o. COX m, from her mothers residence, On 20.h
street between X and l..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-29

CRIMINAL CORR, July p -Ephra,m Edmon-
ston, indicty in two cases Of assault ana battery
submitted them 70 the court aad VA aned 80 Ia
each.
District Attorney Darlington announced the
dea.h CT eI President Hau b Irea, and, in respect
20 his memory, the COuIt adjourned
Jxly 20 H. J. King, indicted for Obtaining
Tom l.. n. Langley, one OF the guards az the
Pen tentiary,a receipt for q sum Of moIey larger
than what was P Id him, 10 on trial. Mestrs
Carlisle ana SlIIe year for defeadaat.
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nR. HENRY OLOK.

DORsEY'S HOTEL, Seventh ST.,
Offers to cure tae following Dl eases in Horses.
viz:
Distempsr, Hesvss, Quincy, Lung Fever, Infu
enxa, Glarders, in the oOmmencemeat, Ring bone,
Spawn, SplInt. Curb, Calls OF ell KIND. Sra ms
Founders, GOll'T, Head S.aggsrs, PaTti i'll Blind :
neg, Wind broken, Kidney Diseases, Gravel,
Worms, Cholio Of all descriptions. Bolts, Polpus,
King Of Prussia Empire ROYAL High Sohoo for
Veterinary students, at Berlin. Sewers years
Trupps, first aruee de,artnent, State of b andon-
burg, in Prussia. Cures warranted or the money
refunne1. " % lVs
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The LATEST By rKLEGR1PR
THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEw YoEk, July 29-2X ND 1-vs scd
quiet IN the Stock M-rket. Prices love-. Long
Bonds 95X. NOt1s, about lOlH. STATE ooks
and Shares Gull, at a sIig n decline. Gold, pri
oes declining-ssles at IiSX IIsK IlsS.-
Moderate tranalctiors.
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HOSIERY! HOSIERY!! HOsikRY!!!

Stock full and complete in all kinds Cotton and
THREAD Hose for lsoles, gentlemen, and children
al Of which Offer at lowest pnceg, by the dozen
SJcKs fOa SOLDIERS.
We hive just received 80 dsxen Ipieudid extra
heavy English Cotton Socks, for Soldiers, and
will soil them oheap.
JOSEPH J. MAY,
~ % Stiff sos Pa. Az, bet 9th and 10th ats
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PROPOSALS FOG REVENUE STAMPS
TREIssRY DEPARTMENT,
OMet Of IatsrnnL ftepsnRE LlLu e as-

70.
Proposals. wIiI De received until " ednSscay,
the Oh of angus. next, for fsIIIxhinE kovsnue
Stamps alder Tue regent act Of ConGreis lnEosin!
n,odsIs x.i state h: gEce Ps, Thousand stamps,
Treasury Department in Weshin ton.
Also, the Price per ILousanu In sImi sr packages,
deliveTstle.O me agent Of the Department a. the
Also, tho pros per thousand, tO.iyersd II larger
paokages % rec ulred, either 81 the Ds2aTtnelI,
6lEo, tn P-Tce per thousand, separated in such
Susastles Is may be daily ordered for the uee of
stamps, AID securely sacked IL tan cssss suigabl.
bnde g board boxes, with mpslin or other e naJ
susniIty ana dIstAA 20 TO be oonveyed as NAV bs
required By the Department, stating ths EsIelec
II .Ls, bst Eeen the cost OF dc livery 10 en- aEea-
the place OF manufacture Eld ;. eshfaStDn.
All sach p.iksEes Vetore mailing 20 he re ex-
a am 3la the stamps recountel by a. AGENT Of
BIdc sLs viii asp We the addinoEs; COS. for d.
reotlnE paoke gsa foI the msIis an STerninr ak
tory. ''' y
pclit city summed. s2d perfjrs;ei in such m.nnsf
mat eeon separate et1mP can 10 readily deache1
ON and after Wednesday. the Slth Of July irst
desis ar Tor the proposed sPs may 20 teen CT q
oGGe OF ne Co.nml slI0Let OF intsi n,i Revenue.
OF NJ .s,yls 81 engraving and inc su:lty 81 PspT
and the accs,ted Dcder. before tie fusl oonEsm
Rltstol ol CoaLrSct, Will be required 20 furnish
proof Impre sslons of the eagTavinIs OF the SeVsrs
denCIp nations Of stamps.
Specimens OF DoaId and tin boxss ard lined en-
vs.OPes must also be submitted with each bid II
10 Necessary to protcot tne boxes By muslin, or
other covers, In the most efeotual manner az sns
wet AID ABRASION The contract WI require ali
dles aud ates TO be prepared aud kept IN pair,
and that nsV dies anu plates shall be made, other
fvr the present denOmln alton OF stamps otL
without ehsEe ct the pleasure of the de partmont.
Aud al such dies ald plateA are 70 be the pro perty
ofthe United STATES for tAs service Of the Treas
ury Department
No BIDS viii be considered except from raytis.
WHO hsye oeen aotasiy enEag ID IN the busiaess o.
cooper Plate or steel eng svicg ana lrlntlGE, ana
who are thus engaged ~ The time Of bidding, and
provided WI al the necessary fsc.lihes 20 exc
cute the work promptly, and tive the rec uitite
protoeton TO the stamps, dies and plates In tneT
posnctslon.
.Partss not Known to the Department Will fur
nish proof "a TO thete points.
In az ardlnx the contract, the Commissioner of
Internal Revenue reserves the right OF deciding
which bid, IN It's PRACTICAL results, may be ont 70
the intereit of the Department, having references
10.
Proposals shoula be carefully sea- ed. and mark, d
PRO osals for Revenue Stamss,n and addressed
TO the Commissioned Of Internal Revenue
GEOR6k 5. BOUTWELL,,
jy 25-tAuI6 COMMUNIST of internal Reveuue.
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m NOTICE.
PROPOSALS From DeasIs and Millers, are
invited til the 1871 daJ of AdEust 1861, for furnish
ing Flour to tbs Subsistence Department, of the
same Kind which has been received by the u nited
GoY>rlment, sld fnova SIS No l txIfS.
Samples sf'this Flour can DO seen at she Capitol
Baker, in shis city.
IL is desired TO maze contract fcr20, 600 barrels
should however, any person desire to furnish lesi
susnuty ne Will STATE the precise numbgr OF bar
Tho contractor will be required 70 furnish az the
rkts OF about 500 barrels daily, unt tie CONTACT is
filed.
30 Flour will be received which does not como
10 the STANDARD at the Government lns pectiou,
made jast before the purchase.
Tho Flour to be delivered at the Railroad Depot
In WssLinEtSa,, or any OF the Warehouses In
Tho r our TO be put rp IN new barrels.
Government: reserves the right to reject any bid
for any troper cause.
NO bids " II be received from contractors who
have previously IL led to comply with their con-
Bidders must be present in person to respond to
thcir bids:
Firm. making bids should state the names Ofan
tsymsnts 70 b. made in Treasury Notes, and the
bids to be dirsotsd 60 col; A; BEOkWITH,
A. o. c., and 9: y, U. 3. A WASHINGTON, ID. o.
and endorsed Proposals for Flour" iva
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,ECOND EDIrIOa
THREE O'CLOCK p. n.
DISMISSED

Ths following onicers have been dismissed
from the service: Captain samuel L. HsrrIson,
S5th Regiment New York Volunteers; Captain
John 4. Thompson, 10Th Regiment ew York
Volunteers; I'd Lieutenant EIridgs Green, 3Ist
New York Volunteers; Ist Lieutenant EaOch 9.
Cloud, S7th PennSylvsnia vOlunee.t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-29

RANGE OF TRz THEREOGEl ther-10-
meter at o'clock p. IN, (aS Franklin & Co, Op
tlclans, j sto~ 4 In Iae shade, Fahrenheit o. deg
RvauInur % deg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-29

DEATHS OF SoLpIERs.-The followi.-. C..sL,
have occurred since our lat report:
S4mu-l L Geralds, COMPANY ., l0IH Penn6
Chas. E. Nichols, company ID, SD ReHHi
EIbridge g. Il adbury, company u, Sra de
w N. }. Adams, company ID, 2O.h Ind,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-29

FoURTH WARD STATION CAsEs-Bsfors JHssIss
WdlfG WIN. Brown, fighting; lOcE-I w u
hours. F. Mccormick, drunk; fined 81. Mari
ann Sewell, suspicion Of stealingi dismiss d
Celia Paine, do do. Patrick MaIjarty, WIN
hoore, John Dundon, drunk and dIsorderIy; ane
q each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-29

From the Rec. Father Egdn to Dr. Tnnblsty.
This is to certify that, having intensely suffered
for long time from dyspepsia, loss Of appetite,
nervousness and general debility, congestion,
constipation fainting, 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.. EGAN,
~ left st. Dominick's church w ashington.
You can gain FIVE pounds OF healthy flesh per
month by using DR.. Tumblety's Pimple Banisher.
1t Is invaluable for removing pimples, blotches,
&c tan, freckIes, sallowness and all impurities
aud roughness OF the skin, leaving the same
blooming with beauty. " 5-H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-29

THIRD WARD STATION CAsEs-BsfcTs JEsrioe
WdttsT.-Joln Robinson and Eu.man welch
dsJTdeTly; tunnel over TO tie military. Job A
hing, drunk and disordetly; raed 50. Lewis
StreOo, resisting officer la the discharge u ais
duty; securtE Tor court. WIN. Grant, drunk and
disOTdsTlyi hRed 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-29

THREATS AND DIsLoYALTY.-JOhn Fitzgerald
was arrested Yesterday by patrolman EekloK, for
threats OF violence to Samuel Gregg. He was
taken before Justice johnson, when IL appeared
by evidence that the accused was an employee on
the Treasury extension, AID Mr. Gregg a super
intendent On Saturday the bell was rung for
the men 10 20 10 work, and Fitzgerald refused,
saving he preferred 10 honor Van Buren, one day
rather than the negro President lIinc'ln one MI
mute. Mr.. Gregg asked him what he Lad taken
the oath of allegiance in the Treasury Depart
ment fort he replied that he could take five
hundred thousand such paths, az they amounted
to nothing at all. He asked where they got taeir
Bible from, and said the Bible he .Sas sworn
upon was no Bible at all Mr.. Gregg reported
the conduct OF Fitzgerald to the chief superin-
tendent Mr.. Brown, VINO instantly ordered his
name to be stricken from tbs roll. Fitzgerald be-
ing notified, went to Mr.. Gregg, and ch rged him
~ TIL causing his discharge, and threatened him
Nth ~'olence, and said he won Id meet him same
ssdart mo, ning" Mr.. Gregg then claimed ths
.nTetv Of neac,;. Justice Johnson held the pris-
oner 10 security fof peace In $500, Christopher
HoIlaban being bis sscurlty. Justice Johnson
characterised the langosgs - e1uaorolndiy, ano
proceeded to remark upoh ths 2isnoIoIaole cnaf
acter OF q mEn who would sweat s.s.S lance 10
government, receive from 1t his supsst ,nCv, anu
at the same time harbor In hts heart the senti-
ments Of traitor and hypocrifs. Fitzgerald wa
then turned over 70 the military authority he
attempted 70 escape, by taking leg bail, but was
overtaken before he had run o hundred YARDS
and was safely Gagged In the military guard
house, 10 await the order OF thu Provost Marshal
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NOIICE.

IN NOTICE..
4 he CopartnershlP hsresOfore existing under
the M ne and stye OF MATLccK 4 HIRBtRr, In
this day dissolved By mutual consent All ella mt
against the late arm Will re settled By samuel M
Helber These ladebted to the ffm are re ue m Al
70 make payment TO him.
]. u. MATLOCv,
Washington, July IS, ls6l.
The undersigned viii continue the Tailoring
business st the Old stand, Nc. 3ls Ps avenue,
xnsre ne siii % pies.si 70 have the patronage Of
" Is az SAMUEL Al. HERBERg.
pROPOSALs WILL BE RECEIVED st the
MAJORS once until the "a day Of August for
to Fourth street east The crawl to se nine irehse
In the CENTER t1perins down q four inches &C me
dear Of .soss ans Of impro,Sf SiiS, and wei rolled
with heavy roller,
Fo,osal. vii stat. the pTies for srsdlnr per
JAs. b. BIRCH,
iva Ccmmisxiousf EAstefn District
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ARREST FOR TRKAsoHABLE LANGUAGE, Assist
ING SOLDIERS To DESERT AND FALSE SwtARIaG
Yesterday morning Officers Nichols and COnBell
arrested Michael Mack on the complaint Of Mrs.
Mary Connell, who charged him with using
reasonable language, assisting soldiers to desert
by furnishing them with citizens clothes aud also
with malicious and falsely swearing before the
Provost Guard on Thu sdsy last that abe sold
LIQUOR to soldiers. In consequence Of which she
was fined $40 and confined In the guardhouse
until her friends raised the money.
Mack was taken before Justice Clayton, who
declined examining the charges OF using heasen'
able sentiments and assisting soldiers TO desert,
but examined on tue charge of false and malicious
swearing. Some ten or twelve witnesses ties flied
that Mrs. CGnnell Is an homes. hard working
Iouor or saw anything out OF The wsy at her house
Among the witnesses were several nSigheors
some soldiers and the policemen on the beat In
which abe lives and they all testified to her good
character. The justice postponed his decision
and ordered Mack into the custody OF ths Provost
Guard for examination on the remaining charges
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-29

To OBTAIN fne carts de pisits lIkenesses go to
Whitehurst's, No. 43i Pennsylvania avenue He
IL selling (originaD carts de risits lkenesses Of
men Of this country. See his Licensees In oil and
water colOrs. Those desiring camp and field views
taken call and leave your orders. jy 12-eo1m#
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FOR CAPE MAY.

HE Superior S9 ; $1,000 x1oh WIN. kENs.
TUESDAY, THURSDAY Ana y
SAL usDAY. % o'el0ek n. Tor APE nay
New Caste. faszsge from new Carte a.
III Persons Saving WssA.nrton b, the "A
Tor Ne. Castle, - naissJ arriving in tune % sssss
the boat lSn ivH-iW
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DEAFNESS AND ALL MALADIKs OF THE EYE and
Ear successfully treated by DR.. Voa Nose hZisker,
ocuist and aurist. Tne very highest references
given, and testimonials from well known citi-
Iens w no have been deaf for many wears and re-
can be examined at his office, No 227 Pennsylva-
MIA avenue. Gross eyes, strabismus, OF the worst
kind, from birth or otherwise, made perfectly
straight. The operation performed in a minute,
without any detention from bus ness. jy2S-3t*
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CONVENIENT PR5PERTy.-For several days the
Fourth Ward patrolmen have been on the trail of
Government property secreted In Swampoodle
and the suburbs Of the city No large depots
have been found, but lots have been found here
aud there-bayonets, cartridge boxes, cap pouch
es clothing and blaRkels, left at different res.au
from the IN while they were intoxicated. The re.
coyery OF those articles gives the police clue by
which thsy NAV hereafter work to advantage In
the recovery Of other property. Some Of the
goods are regarded AZ remnants Of larger quanti-
lies which have been removed from the suspected
ulaces and hidden elsewhere.
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mo. Is. WILLIAMSON,
y oAKPENSER AND BUILDER.
HAS RESUMED BUSINESS

1t the shop on nh erect, between aad @ sosss.
Resideaoszfeth street, ID door above n srsss.
Y nsBiN6 promptly attended 20,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-29

SOLDIERS, TO THE r EscUE Young men rush
ing into the exposures and dangers Of a soldiers
life, should prepare themselves for the fatal fe-
vers, the dysentery the sores and scurvy, which
are almost certain to follow. Holloway's Pills,
used occasionally during the campaign, will in
per box. PA.