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DIED

July asIh, G. L.. ipfsnt son Of c. 8. and Flor.
MoLurs.
The ffiePds Of the family are refp .ofully invited
70 attend he funera on to morro~ lTuesdayl at
155 81,
On Sunday morning, the nth instant, at 10 min
ufes past O'Clock AMANDA, the beloved wife
OF =. Str,ub in the E7sh year of her age she
leaves usband and four children 10 mourn her
loss N ay she rest n peacet
In this oity, on Frldsy morning, July 25th. J0-
SEPH CAREY, infant son Cf lexender and Pa
meia J. Hor, age months and d.ls.
baltimore papers o; pIl
On 18th instant, of sosrle fever, WALTER
siRHHLtSp, infant zen Of BeIl ,mln And Henri
long with ue. but l. pleased the Lord to re- novs
our loved one to thst land where sickness and
more," N
Ia this city. on the 9th iIttSnt, Mrs POWELL,
vie OF Or tOSell. DIV slen urGeon of Honker's
DIVISION lNew York papers please copy
On tae nth instant in the 2ist wear of ms age,
HuGd neWlI LiAMS, stone-outter by trads,
res. dsnt of this city.
His tanera 1ilt'ke sace on Tuesday alter
mo- =, from ii hosp tal near Carol RIGGS CO
Vol Hill. hIs fr ends ana tosuaiuIanoes are in
vIted 10 attend.
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The LATEST 81 T6LsGRAPH.
IMPORTANT FROM TIE WEST,
A TRAITORoUs CONSPIRACY DETECT.
I'd IN OHIO
ARREST OF HON. c l.. vALLANDIaHAN
ON CHARGE OF BEING IMPLICATED
DRAFTING TO BE ENTERED UPON IN
OHIO IN AUGUST.

NEw YORK, July 7s.-The Tribune has q spe-
cial dispatch from Columbus, Ohio, stating that
Rev. DR.. Brooks, Of ~ Louis, aud Rev. ID.
Hoyt, Of Louisville, were arrested on Friday
night at the house Of notorious rebel, Judge
Clark, Of Ohio.
nb reported that important papers were found
on them, duplicating Hon. Z. L. Vsnandighsm,
who will be taken with them to Cincinnati.
The Governor has issued orders 20 sssessors to
have an enrolment Of all able bodied men ready
by the 18th Of August. IL there shall not be vol
unteers enough by that time, drafting wilt CON-
mence.
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DFFKNcRs or 1IcHNoSD.-A well Informed
correspondent, writing from Baltimore, (says the
New York Advertiser,) gives detailed descrip-
ton Of the defences Of Richmcnd, including
twenty~eight forts surrounding II on every sidr
near our army, beginning on the north side OF
the james river west OF Richmond and coming
round with the sun, hom left % right MANY OF
these are very strong and beautifully finished,
commanding every avenue OF approach lev
are vet incomplete, but extraordinary eKertions
are making 70 fnish them; and they are all de-
Tended by heavy guns, many OF them rired and
Of the most approved pattern. The same cores
pondent says there is no lack OF ammunition,
shells ard ball, large quantities Of each having
been recently received from England, and more
constantly arriving, Notwithstanding the vigorous
blockade Of the coast.
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PROPOSALS Fok REVENUE STAMPS.
TREAsuRY DRpARTMINr,
Qfes Of IHterndl hsrsaat. Ik!E %. Is62

Proposals will be received until WEDNESDAY.
she 9Th Of angus: next, for faInishinE Revenue
nnoer the recent sot OF Congress Imposing
sldtst. viii state the ,r,oe per thousand stamps.
TIessury Department In Wasiin stor '"e
Also, the price per thousand IN slmiar PACKAGES,
oeiveIsble TO the scent Of the Department at the
Also, the proc per thousand, delivered In larger
Pscksses, IS resqlred, either 1t the Department,
Al,o, the price per Thousand, separated in sue
collectors and others, never less than two andrea
Stamps, ard securely sacked In tan oases, suitable
tronr ncd en1sose. s % Ss9s 20 ny
Suanuty and dlst.Roe to be conveyed, as may be
p sss bs ,Os
the place of manufacture and a: q sshlnEtOn.
siDn p The ssmp Ss'Gs % %
this Department.
.nI oI the ana s9. fSr d
receps, under the direction of ege emf of the De
lartment, either at the Department or manufsc
Prososals must be made for tbs stamps in sheets,
perfectly fummed. AND perforated IN such manner
tnat each separate stamp can be readily detached
ON and after Wednesday. the sotb Of July inst,
Office ofthe CommissiOner Of internal Revenue.
EPch bid is 20 be accompanied with . specimen
to sfnsSsd shsh I 5. .aSnsed posfG
Of dlsioteresIed experts or ARTISTS for sxsmination
nation Of contraot, viii be reqnired to furnish
proof impressions of the engravinEs Of the several
demon nations of stamps
Specimens of board and tin boxes and lined en-
veI0pes must also be submitted with each bid. IL
u necessary 20 protect the boxes By muslin. or
other covers. in the most efootua manner az tinst
vet and abrasion The contract viii rec uire al
dies aud pate. 70 be prepared and kept in repair,
and that new dies and Plates shall be made either
for the present denomination Of stamps or 9th ers
without charge. ct the pleasure of the DE partment
And al such dies and pstes are 70 be the property
Of the United STATES for the service Of the Treas
uIy Department
40 bids Will be conndered except from PARTIES
who have been actss engaged In the bus ness OF
cooper plate or steel eng swing ana lrlntlnE, snq
Who are thus engaged at the time of bidding, and
provided WI b all the neoessaIy fso,lities 20 exc
cute the work promptly, and give the rec uisite
protection to the stamps. dies and plates In tnelr
p0sseslon.
Parties not Known to the Department Will fur
nish pro If a. 20 thsse points.
In awarding the contract, the Commissioner of
Internal Revenue reserves the night OF deciding
which bid, In in practical results, may be m ost 20
the intereit of the Department, having reference
60.
proposals should be carefully sealed. and marked
Proposals. for Revenue Samps," ard addressed
10 the CommissioneI Of InternS Rsy.nne
GEORGE & BOUTWELL,,
tJ 2s-tAuSe Ocmmiss'r OF intsrnal Revenue.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CANTERBURY HALL,
~ Loy1sIANA AvHNyI, NIAR Sixth 81.

The Cool Retreosl
FRESH ARRAY OF TALENT!
The Cry 10, STILL THEY COME!
The E0cels,or Combination Company!
90 Nav STAINS!
fnsMf fss fsSsS g FORREST. o.. :.
'oed TO be the very 6-st lady on the
American stage. and i receiving the l.Is ct salary
wIthSl very handsome vomtn
MISS cALLIE DUVAL,
nth aEcSmPll' he'd scRF:trsssS
The great Sensation Dsnseu.e, late OF Winter
Garden: n: y.
The Beautiful Dsnseu.e from the Continental
Ihss.eL; PbladslphIs-the charming Daughter
Miss LUCY CLIFTON, Miss LIZZIE FRANCIS
And . full Corps % Bale o. We most BEAtII-
Full LADIES on the American stage.
DELEvAnFEs.f i ss sPSiiHiiESsss Of the
DENNY ths To:t d aEK s,mn,'s' In tie world
re !Is.t Z h;oeian Dsllns,sOr
The champ % Essence of old Virgins.
and Ethiopian Artist.
'on'Ni N"o' The Prince of Ethlop,sus.
.u,n Re engagement of
The funny PlentstIon Dsrkey Performer.
The Champion Barjoist of The void
And number of Others
Making the largest Company ever Appearing on
the Canterbury stage
ALL NEW ACES TO NIGHT.
Entire Change of Programme
Admission Is ceuts; Orchestra Chairs 30 cents.
Door open at7h sertormanoe at ~ o.oIoeI
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SECOND EDITION,
THREE O'Clock P. u.
CORRECTION OF AN ssUsE.


The following order has been IssGsa oY Tie
bad o. one Of the public oraces:
wAsHISeroN, July q, lSeY.
regret 70 be Informed that clerks In this On -
are frequently incommoded by the indiscreet
conversation Of their fellows, and that the proee-
cuton OF their duties 10 interfsred with by the
pertlnacity wherevitb debataOle opinions are
dogmatcally enunciat-d during business hours
IL 10 painful 20 realize that men enjoying the
emoluInents and ease OF civ Offices, far removed
from danger, indulge the unmanly practice OF
cri'IciIing the courage and discretion Of ofncers
In the army who are dsvoting their energies and
sacrificing health and life TO the cause Of the
country
With no desire 20 restrain the Independent er-
preston Of private opinion on all proper occa-
sions, | am conscious Of tue pnfGvorable Ell Ct
upon the prosecution Of business which resula
from grsiultous decIaratioaf uuf- srzole n those
cordial relations which shonld b chsrisked
among fellow CLERKS, while deea opea ceasurss
upon men In civil or nahezry ofaces ~ lBdiss-
tions of want Of respect for the President of the
United states, who 10 presuDea 10 De discresi
and patriotic and sensible Of Dis RESPONSIBILITIES
During business hOurs, the clerks 81 this Cfsee
are expected 90 pursue that plain path Of duty
which cannot be mistaken, ana 10 avoid discus
sio Of doubtful proPTiety Sad pernicious ten
dency.
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lust RECEIVED AT No. Is MARKET
ii s sss 81 f: :1s. s,iHH s;. i.:
ing BslmorsIs, fisneh Le.ins. AZ
ghildrsn5 Shoes Of every dsss1ipt,oa; Cent?
French Ca'fafin: 9lovs CAL PstsPt ke.thsT, No.
vices ss 'A"' y sSsi sA'' sosESTaaE'
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DEATHS OF SoLDIERs-since our last the fol-
lowing have been reported:
Z. Z. Down, COMPANY II ID New Jersey.
G. f Nichols, company ID, SD Pennsylvania.
Rodolphus Worllen, comp my "A, 2d n. Y. =. =.
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TIE BERKELEY. sPINes.

i HIS FsvoTits W.ierIns Place "a nov open for
the reception Of Visitors, (by means OF LA
sons are enabled 60 escape from the heat I'LL "
and dust on our seaooard osxlse, and Q tsf e
enjoyment Of the quest mountain ekmostpherc
and the most delightful inland bsthInr the oountry
ADD on Luoh terms a. vii suit the 1mes. Visitors
will fnd conveyances 90 st. yohn's etanoc, On
the sallroe lO miles west OF baltimore. eIo ~
nom the Springs.
" q In TIE PROPRIET0Rr.
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THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
New YORK, July 2s-2k p. m.-Market with
out material changes in prices. Transactions eI-
tremely light, and the market duh. Long Bonds /,
90 ; a99s Notes, lO2S tlO2 ~ Old demand note .
1O6xaIO7; Gold ll7Sall7A; share Lat merely
nominal; Bonds arm.
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

CRIMINAL COURT, July 2J.-Andrew Jones,
colored, was und guilty Of an assault on ofhcer
J. I. Parker, and sentenced TO 4 months In fail
and 20 pay fine Of 81.
Spencer Hyson, cOlOred, was acquitted on q
charge Of assault and battery.
July % Thomas Wilson was convicted OF
stealing $500 and sentenced n the penitentiary
for year.
John Cullen was found guilty Of resisting an
officer and sentenced TO All for months.
Marcelina Johnson was tried and acquitted on
c charge of keeping hGwdy and disorderly
house.
Jesse veney ~ss found not guilty Of an assault
ana battery.
James A Wise, charged with assaultng and
resisting Oficer Shedd. Of the Metropolitan Pc
lice ia the discharge Of hu duties, was submitted
10 the court. After hearing the evidence, the
Judge administered a sharp admonition 10 the
prisonrr on the enOTmity Of his of nse, and then
sentenced him 90 the county jail for month";
July 2S Joseph Little, In iiCted for an assault
on Andrew Mckenna, submitted his case and
was sentenced TO pay hne OF SIS.
The case Of Ephraim Edmonston, indicted for
an assault on Charles Gray, was submitted.
LIEUT.. y. SINCLAIR Of Company c, I4th 8
Iafautry, who was wounded ia the late battle AZ
Gaines Mil, was formerly Ia Col. Camerons
Regiment, the 7Jth n Ugh nders, and pdrtici pa
ted in the battle Of Bulls Run, where he was also
wounded, and both times n the same knee. He
is spoken Of as a gallant officer, and one who did
much 10 wards sustaining the courage Of his men
always setting them an example OF bravery
Notwithstanding mis- wound he still remains Z p
on the field, and In tue performance OF duty, sno
has not, like too many others, made his wound
the preteXt for a return home.
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WAsaINsIoN CITY sAKDEN, N.. 70.

WASHINGTON CITY GARDEN, Ns,s Yorl
w aosSxs. bsttSsss LIST and ID SITS Tho subscri-
Der respectfully informs the public that he has re
opened the above pleasant retreat for this season,
And that hereafter on every Monday and Thursday
1t O'Clock ,. m. there win be band of music In
attendance. A hne Ten-pin Alley and Shooting
6allery have been erected for the Amusement OF
visitors. Clubs And ASSOCIATIONS can have the use
q the Garden by giving notice to the proprietor.
He pledges himself that he will use his best en-
4eavors to please ali may honor him with their
presence. In q am.l ERNST LOEFFLER.
DATENT OFFICE CURIOsITIEs-sride 70
Patents, Catalogue OF Curiosities and Govern
ment 6ardens, IT the stand In Patent Once; Rare
menis furnished; Rallroeo Reports Military he
ports; Burnt Patent Onoe REPORTS; Cheap Books
Laws; Army Regulations; Panorama Of the Coast
showing over 1900 miles; many thousand CbeSD
srioes. VI stairs, svr Bank Of WHhinEton.
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J. $50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
EMILE DUPRE
Would respectfully inform his friends and custom
ore that having Just returned this city from Nev
York, he offers renewed assortment Of
FINEST FAMILY GROCERIES,
Consisting Of
SUGARS, TEAS, COFFEE, SPICES. Etc
FLOUR, BUTTER. LARD.
ALAG, hne assortment Of HAVANA CIGARS,
yn ohs being purchased from prtIe vessel, enA-
Dies as 70 sell at very low rates.
SHEYER'S LION LAGER BEER
lr Half Barrels.
IL AL kinds OF Fancy Groceries q low prices,
IN PIANO FORTE AND SINGING.
Professor ALEXANDER wOLOWsKI, Pr
anht ard Composer, has returned from
the Loldon Exhibitions, and opens ayTV
course for the p Ano and Singing By hist tSyu
New and eimplifi 81 Method. By Prof. WoIov sk,,s
system, serson having Only Q slight knoviedre
Of music will DO enabled In very short lime 10
read masic with great facility. sad execute one
rattc as wei &c classloAi music with rare perfee
ton. As to the vocal part, by his way Of vocal
sation he srrivss at most extraordinary rcsults.
renders the voice poverfa, and enables the sinref
10 vooaliss with fsoiity, acouracy and hns sIa1ity
Of tone; Prof WoIovsii receives yisltors daily
Tenth street, between spdF. Es1m
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CREAM SIRuP SODA WATER.-This delicious
beverage NAV be had In ali Its purity only at
Beewell's Drug Store, corner Of Maryland avenue
and Seventh st Island Tryit 2t$
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mo. b. WILLIAMSON,
HAS UE4UMED ROSlNE.s

st the Shop on lith street, between and streets
Resic snce-IOth street, I'd door above n stress
OyOBBlNe promptly attended 10.
~ l9-lms
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BOARDING.

A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOM-
o. modatsd With pleasant Room. and Board at
Also, . Brick Stable and Carnage House for
rent " 10 2ws
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! aB CopertnershiS Heretofore existing und ~
me NJ 90 "a, and sty's Of NJ fLocK HAnSsnr. h
aSalnst the ate trm VAL Ie settled by Samuel "a,
he bet Ghose lndeoed 10 the O. m are rec No sted
" make payment 10 hlm.
J. .. MATLOOE,
wsskington, July IS, ls6lN
The undersigned will contihus the Tailoring
bes,ss:s &C the o,d stand, Ne ste Pc avenue,
yhsre ne ytll 9e pleased 70 have tue patroasgs OF
US sxMUEL II. HEKsAKT.
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n V T. s II M E N II s .

n v T. s Il NJ E N t s.
SEVEN AND THREE TENTHs UNITED
STATES NOTES,
UNITED STATES HONes-DUE 1851,
ONE YEAR CERTIFICATES OF INDEBT-
EDNESS,
QUARIERMAsTRR's~ VOUCHERS,
DEMAND EurEs, GOLD IssUEJ
ACT of August 10 1851.
AMERICAN AND FORkI6N GOLD,
UNCURRENT BANK NOTES,
STOCKS AND BONDS ON COMMISSION,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
RiErENHoUse, FAINT h CO.,
" ls-1m Rsnkers, $50 Penn. avenue
OFFICE GAS Lie 1T COMPANY.
NOTICE TO ooSsS :sMsfSss9S' 81 ;Ry sa q; icSf
Of gas in Washing % fs fIsa at twsutI- 81
I'D Of rhirty ave (S5, cents heretcfore, sub
10 on Ss al Of , 1s1
.as,sGi RsS;ys'd al arrears shall have been
Heresilsr [exospt in cases of bills rendered week
W all bills for gas will be rendered mo.thIy, aud
dsr no eiresmstdsess, be SLOWED on any bill Of
ter fv O'Clock p. m. the fifth day T. ON its pre-
~ oHI iaPHn ali ID. a.
hayIsg been pfel usly tald twill thus D. ,een
must be paid egoTs5 O'Clock p. m on the sth day
The sot. q oprress places al, bills for gas"
the same fooh & Is 70 di,fos and the Company
By order Of tho Board Of Dir sa,oT;;
u . cow Secretary IN charge.
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GhOVHk'S THhAIRH.
MONDAY EVENING, July 18th.
and Every Evening!
The Coolest Place of Amusement in the City.
SECOND WEEK-sECOND WEEK!
Still Crolrded BY the Elite and Fashion
t. rec
THE PEOPLES FAVORI1ES,
HOOLEY,S MlNSTRELS,
r, NJ. HOOLEY . 8. w. h. GRIFFIN, Prcp'rs
Tbs NOnparstI Troupe Of the World :
Comp Using more Ster ing ia en- than ally othsr
Troupe IN the profe, sion.
EVERY STAR IN HIS BEST EFFORT
EVSkT STAR IN HIS BEST EFFORT!
THIS WEEK, THIS WsEK
AN ENTIRE CHANGE OF PRUdhAMME
Every Might!
Observs an EHtirs Change Nigktly!
Everything New Everything New
The GEMS OF MINSfRELsY,
LsEitim,tely Perfor led by tbs Cream of the Pro-
fessiOn,
HOOLE US MINISTRIES.
Scale CT PR1cHs.
preEs circle eld femLy Clrcle----.0 cenu
Oroneetra ChRlrs-----------.I 10 cenu
Private Boxes 50
Doors open At ~; to commence At 81 O'Clock.
III For particulars see progfames. j'B
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A POLIO CONCERT HALL-Fxa, Fss, Fss
"A The manager 1t great ex pense has effected q
dolinestoT and stage mansgsr; Annie West, the
greatest tavorite Of any SONG stress ever in Wash
the pIeasins siaasr from tSe PbiIaaeI.Sis
Miss 10 Clifton, from the Baltimore Melodoon;
MISS Eva Branch, from the Continental; Prof.
Nschman. the we'll known vlolnist and musloai
como motor. Admission free Lunch and Rehears-
u every morning, l0-2 o'clook.
I'VE ID, FREY, Propretor
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EXCURSIONS, PIC MOS, &c.

HAOo rko1ONC, ~ MUS, &c
70, THE H .asoS| n MATTHEW'S
~ zNALosTAN ISLAND,
MONDAY. AlrpstG
s9: w o son'sy ,..Sr' e the ,d - Of
@.nSII :. s,:loTsL N .,,, fok.s: to the Grsass'
The object Of mi, pic mo bang 20 raise fund, to
msnent footing it 10 hoped hiatt the members Of the
Par!.h and the public In general will concur TO
Tickets may be had of the following committee:
SEQ Harvey, Daniel Myers,
VIM. z. UYury, Geo. =. kldveu,
John CEapman Jos keefe;,
=. IoIts s5nklh'' Mioi.el Fi Fin s1
VIM j. Ffi,zen, John Green,
Wm. A Iennedy, Tkos WiiI.m,.
Thomas Cassel, Joseph Hastings,
J I'm take, J I'M NeQ aIlsn.
" 2a-tAuEt Republican
TO! FOR TIE. moCLELL.N CLUB!-Ths
H members Of this o.e JrsYd Clab take n
sTss'; IN e tn II fs3d:
then Font Us f Sts sS NIS H.s.
BO.ls viii e,ve ,tth st { bIldsee,eIy hour. con
o'clock M ia s.stS .I. ". cave the
Tickets 50 cen admitting gentleman and adj o.
BY order Of the Committee. " Is 81
A GRAND SOCIAL BALL
"A Will be given At a
WlRp DIS N L L.
Corner second ct and Pa avenue. ~
On MONDAY EVENING July S8th -
TicEets 81, admitting q gent oman ana ladies.
Alood band viii be In ATTENDANCE; ,,,xrrr
iy25s.' CoMMl1TEE.-
TIE FIRST GRAND PIC NC
mEAws Wi III /, r. gu; Z,
lEALO STAT ISLffH,
On WEDNESDAY, Ju.y seth, q,
The members pledge themselves that tnsy vl!l
leave nothing undone 10 make this -
oae Of he plessantest of the feason. GeH
Cor7ulttfes.
John Farrell, Peter Feran,
Hugh Mo6rew, James McGraun,
John arr, yohn'BrOvn,
Vim Mccarthy, Matthew Burns.
h GapfhTan.
Tickets FIfJ Cents, admitting gentleman and
/ ladies. ~ q g 26,2s59'
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i az Subscriber has Just opened SALOON,
.s.tefaiiy farnisSed. Tor the accommodation Of
6entemen and Ladies.
whore they can always be select ana have the
choicest Pies, Cakes and Cream for lunch.
70 Any fui nisned In this city.
IL A private room for / aides and Children.
DAYTON, ls6 Eleventh St,
~ between g and III.
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FOR PINEY POINT.
The splendid steamer kEYPORT will leave the
t GSin. OF E ssTfn's irs staff FL RfbY
MORNING a. 8 O'Clock zetuIn
S rs S lif ~ fFs' VIM VIM r SNOW. a sl.s.
JAY oooKtEES 4 fGS"
asa FITIBBFIH STRKrT,
Dealers In
6sssrs-ssf -BOsa,. Ttsa,xry Notes ssd C~ts.
Gates, Co.'s, Csrrssey, ssd BzsAesss
iylot
A II fGa iPsssERvINs PROPERTY
TIE Most EFectuaI IN the World
Information may be obtsineds
MI PARKER's
PAINTING ESTABLISHMENT,
No. So Louisiana sv, between sth and Tth streets,
Where every variety OF
SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING
lie executed with nestness and dispatch.
To prevent mistakes, he will state that hIs ''st
partments Of his trace. 70 Which he challenges
Sompetltion. either In quality OF work or ressons-
PROPOSALS FOR COAL AND WOOD.
sINArI or The UsIilD STATES,
WksHINsTON, July IS, ls62l
AMI Il n. on Mondsy' the iIt6 cay Of Aust next.
for furnishing for the use Of the senate Of ne
Sound.) Of The bess White Ash Furnaces cosl.
Thoroughly scrceLed.l
Also, seventy i've Cords Of the best dry Hlok.
Pine Wood.
Tne whole 20 be delivered on or before the lst
Of October next, and packed away IN the vaults OF
the Senate wing Of the capitol under the direction
Rid, fot ,1o.I snd WOOD will he sepsrstsly con
sidered and bonds for the faithful exeouuon OF the
xrTsnsemsnts Inu,t also be made for ccrrect
measurements. GEO. +. BROWN,
Nv e did serfesut Ct Arms, U. 3. tenete-
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| berry HALL ALEXANDRIA, ",
PRRCIvAL & PARxYR Pro prietors
IMMENSE SUCCESS
of the
MAMMOTH COMPANY!
PEOPLE TURNED AWAY
Nearly Every Night!
Third Week of
The POPULAR COMPANY!
First Week Of
MISS NELLIE TAYLOR,
Tho Lovely and Modest Sons siTess.
MIS- JENNIE ALLEN,
The Beanufsl De- e.uss
MISS JULIA PRICE,
The Pretty SonEstrees and Danseu.e,
Will appear in Joint Entertainment
With the Ola Favorites,
DICK PARKER. HUGH CLARKE.
J. 3. CLARKE, H.RRY FENTON,
MONS. SOL, MASTER JOHNNY,
And LITTLE ELLA,
NEW DANCES. NEW SONGS,
NEW NEGRO ACTS, NEW PIECES.
Admission Is cents orchestra SIS cents; gentle
man srd sOJ TO orchestr., 50 cents jv 2-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-28

STEALING SOLDIERS MONEY ALEX Barnett
was arrested Saturday bv patrolman John Kelly
for stealing pocket book from W. E.. Swami.
wounded soldier, while drunk and asleep At
Purdy's restaurant. The pocket-book and "A.
contents (about 80 and some papersl were re-
covered IL Is aue to Mr. Purdy to saw that he
seized aud secured Barnett and turned him over
TO patrolman Kelly, who carried him before Jus
uee Walter. Barnett was fully committed for
trial at court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-28

A FEW SICK SoLpIsas from Gen. Schurz's d.
vision arrived from Sper!vvllle at ten O'Clock on
Saturday evening, via Warren on and AIexan-
dria. The surgeon in charge states that the rail-
road oricials wsre very attentive, and the Sur
8eon General was prompt in providing ambu-
lances for conveying them to the Seminary Hos
PitAl- Thert Is very little sicknen in General
Schurz's division, and the men are In good con.
ditiOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-28

Cidrk-Sundly John sullivan, drunk; turned
over 70 the military Rose Malcane, do dis.
missed. Joseph Golding, do; fned So Philip
ElInooley, disorderly; dismissed. Patrick PEN
driving; do. IS o.
aonday;-Wm. H. Marshall, colored, disor.
der.Yi aned 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-28
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION,
- 1RIAsuRY DEPARTMENT, July 18th, la62.

RUkEAU UF CIINSTKUCTIUN,
- 1RIAsuRY DKPARfMENT, July Nth, l262.
sIALID PRoPosAls will be .reosived ut this
ofoe uRil FrIGsy, the lst day Of AuIusI, 1852. a.
plste, ,Ixty N arbie Marie Add Hear ms of Two
sizes, In the west wing of the Treasury Extension.
Of sni sr sty and pattern to those sst in the
Weet Wing.
Draylng' and o her PARTICULARS osn be obtained
on appioe 70 this ofioe, and IL any Fer made
gnder this ADVERT ement, snoud DO aooe sted, the
scoeptsLoe viii DO conditioned upon the bidders
Aklng the marble now on hand at the Extension
o. It's COST prIce and using it, % far a. it will 20,
N making the Mansels.
M CLARK,
Acting Engineer in charge
jy is 2ayzv (Rep Intel 4 freasury Dent