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A FEW OF THE MANY TESTIMONIALS
FROM THE CITIZENS OF WASHlNa1
hERB DOCTOR. ,
Posr GrSIeE, Washington, D. c., June %.
rnI. :. ~ certify That have Intensely suffered
for many years from dyspepsia, iSss ~ appetite,
nervousness, and general debility, fainting, sk-
haustion, cholic, pain In the breast, &C.. &c.
After trying the most scientific doctors OF tue
present day without the least particle of relief,
tn commenced to use DR.. TumbletY's Herb
Medicine, which has restored me to health.
6. B. CLARK, Post od'ce.
Good Nsps for an.
wAsElNGToN, June 20, 1862.
This is to certify that 7 have been stone ol!nd
for upwards Of two years. The beat doctors in
Washington failed 10 cure me. | was led TO Or.
plorable condition. My eyes appeared like Ill
GERS, which discharged great Quantity OF Pus or
matter DR.. Tumblety has performed the cure
Persons wishing further Particular. can sail and
see me. SsVA BAILEY,
At Mrs Barbour's, 375 Sd ST., bet. b and z.
WGsHISeroN CRY, June 20, 1862.
To tie PxS!ic II have been under the practice
Of DR.. Tumblety for some time. When hrU
applied TO him he stated precisely my Complaint
and feelings, without asking me any questions
whatever. NV complaint was violent cough,
denoting consumption, and rheumatism. His
first treatment was to restore the lungs and evade
the cough, which his medicines accomplished.
The rheumatism, which 10 Of long standing, he
undertakes to cure, and IL he can accomplish
that end will give him the full benefit Of the
truth AZ well known, in Washington city for
nearly nine years as florist On tie Island.
WIN. HUGHBs, 9TH and Y eu.
Dyspepsia and Livsr Complaint Cured
NAVY YARD, June Is. 1S62.
This Is TO certify that 4 have been suffering
from dyspepsia and liver complaint for long
time. DR.. Tumblety's Herb Medicines have
cured me. THOMAS CHAMPION,
i53 street south, Navy Yard.
Consumption Cu-sd.
Dr.. Trmblsty-DsGT Sir:-l am happy to state
my case as follows:-l had been afflicted with
constipation, pain In the breast, hectic fever In
cessaut cough, copious eIpectoration OF matter,
and continual wasting away Of the whole body.
From the symptoms 1t appeared could not sur
vive many months, but contrary to the eHpecta-
tons Of every one, DR.. TumbletT has cured me.
John BENNETT. Foreman
of Majors Sable, bet. 10 and Il SITS
washington, June I, 1901
DR.. Tnniblsty-DsdT Sr:-As YOU are always
disposed to make known everything calculated
to benefit society, / have concluded to send you a
brief statement OF azure recently performed on
me by your Herb Medicines. 1 became so low
and emaciaied with dyspepsia, liver complaint
and great debility, that have been confined to
my room, and my case seemed hopeless. My
physician not being able to relieve me, applied
to DR.. Tumblety, whose remedies entirely cured
me. JOHN ). WALSH,
je 25-3w Sexton st. Matthew's Church
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COMMENCEMENT OF COLUMBIAN CoLLEsE.-
The thirty-ninth annual commencement Of Co
lumbar College took place to-day In the New
York avenue Presbyterian Church, the Thir-
tenth street Baptist, In which 10 was 20 have
been held, being now occupied az hospital, }
which was filed by large assemblage Of ledies
and gentlemen, and band Of music being in
attendance to enliven the occasion.
The students Of the college assembled In the
basement Of the church, and at eleven O'Clock
marched to their places, the graduates taking
seats on the stand with the faculty, and the
others the front seab. The exercises were COM
menced with a prayer by Rev. DR.. Samson, Pres
ident Of the College, aud the contestants FOR the
Davis prize medals md the graduates came for
ward and delivered their orations in the follow
ing order:
The Nature Of True Liberty, Richard Cook
OF Md F; National Pride, William T. Edmonston,
ID. e; Devotion to Civil Liberty and its lnfiu-
ence, Abner Y. Leech, ID. C; Great Revolutions,
as developing the Genius Of Nations, Lsonidas T..
Coyle, ID. C; The Influence Of Poetry on Nation
al Character, Otis +. Mason, Va; A Nations
Language the Index OF It's Mental Characteristic
T. Edwin Brown, ID. C.; The Utility Of Ambi-
ton, George H. Morgan, Va
During the delivery Of their addresses the
speakers were greeted with applause, and at the
close they were the recipients Of numberless DO.
Duets from their fair friends.
Hon. ID. Elliott, on the part Of the trustees,
presented the Davis prize medals to Leouidss Z.
COyle, Of ID. c., and Richard B. Cook, OF Nd.
The degree Of Bachelor Of Arts was conferred
on Leonidas Coyle, ID. c., and Of Master OF
Aru on T. Edwin Brown, A. B., Of ID. C; Elliott
Coues, A B., Of ID. Isaac l.. johnson, A. b.
Of Pa; OTIS II. Mason A. B., Of Va; George H.
Morgan, A. B., Of Va.
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DIED.

On Sunday evening, May 25th, HETTY JANE,
infant dsu Inter of Solomon anc susan Fovle' :,
ased IL months and u dsvs.
DANIEL, the young est of Solomon and Snsan
Fowler, az cd years months and 10 days.
On the 21st in,t,nt, of Oh olera infs mum, ANNA
MAY. sged weeks, daughter of the lot, Charles
M.aud ElIIabet1 Perry.
Drarest Anna, thou Ra left US,
Thy loss we dee feel;
But tits Sod that mas bsreft US,
He can O., our eorrovs heal,
In GEORGETOWN, on Wednesday morning, at ons
O'Clock. after o anOrt but sanful illaess, w NJ
HENRY THICKER, in the 59th year OF his age.
M.y he rest in peace
The friend, and a usintances of the fam ly are
Invited TO stte1d his funeral. from his Ia resi-
dsnos. No. s MarEet street on Friday evening a
O'Clock.
Cumberland and Wilismsport paper, copy)
On Saturday. June q. Of 1pEestion of the braip,
JOHN WESLEY, ece son of Charles w. and
and MAY r. Patterson, aIed years an 2 months.
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400 NEW STOCK. hOS
INTERIOR ADORNMEN7S.
Just received choice selection of new and de-
PAPER HAN6INGS.
From the rich and ornate TO the most ohaste and
simple patterns, appropriate for paTlors, halls,
dining rooms, and chambers.
FIREBOARD PRINTS. STATUES, CENTRE
PIECES. dc.
New Designs, warranted gold bands, imitation
gold, and common.
WINDOW SHADES.
window Shades of any required style or sire n adj
to order. Buf Green, an B!us sh.ds Hollands
BY the yard or made Ipto Shades
UVAE PICTURE FRAMES,
CWsrIa 1ted to b Eilded with gold leafD
The handsOmest aid largest assortment II the
District, from the best Mandatory In the
courtry.
Also, an assortment Of Dark Wood Frames. With
4 b.sutitul variety Of small sd Oval and Gard
Vlsite Frames of forsI and domestic manufsc-
tuere. PassepatOuts. &c.
PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS,
Dife. siZ 10 aud colOrs, Pl cturs II mrs, DO.
Purchasing exclusively for cash, the abovc good
taocordinE to their suaity) will be diS 1ssd o at
a. low rates Ss they cin be puToaassd for in the
District No Misrepresentation mado to effect
sales.
Orders LOT Pepsrhansinr or Window Shades
executed by Experienced wJrkmen, In city or
county
A call solicited from those needing the above
goods.
Terms cash. MhRKRITER.
Remember the number-No 4s6 Seventh street,
8:doors above Odd Fellows Hall; and the terms
Dash for GODS and labor. je 2l-lmifs
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

ASTOUNDING DISCOVERIES This morning, the
Provos: Guard took possession az tnc BACK part Of
the Gymnasium Restaurant M1rse Space,
which was found completely filed with boxes Of
Government arms, accOutTementS, clothing, DC,
to the value Of Thousands of dollars; and the re-
moval OF them to Government stores was wit
messed by hundreds OF citizens. The stock con-
sisted Of many articles for which there was q
constant demand Ia the army, not easily supplied.
Boxes OF Springfield ri nes Of the latest pattern,
unused, and in az good condition as when nrst
issued from the Arsenal, new clothing, new shoes,
non-commissioned officers swords, and even
stgetchers for hospital purposes. rhr most OF
these articles were marked Cor the 9Th New YORK
regiment. German Rides, which, It ia said, be-
longs to Bienker's division. The apartment was
rented by MIR. r. NANNY to person for storage
purposes some months ago. The goods were
stored, but he never received rent, but supposed
the stores were coed for the amount Yesterday,
after looking into toe apartment and seeing the
boxes he went 10 an officer Of the Provost Guard
end invited him TO take a survey Of the goods,
and this discovery was made. Fhe person 20
whom the apartment was rented 10 said 10 be q
ousrtermas.er In BIenkeTs division.
Shortly after this discovery similsT develop
ment was made at place on Ninth street, oppo-
site the south shed Of the Center Market. Going
there, we saw long room 90 closely packed with
boxes that only passage for a single person was
left between them. The boxes were not disturbed,
but were thought TO be even more valuable than
the lot already taken There were stores on the
UPPER hoor Of the building, but az the building
was strictly guarded, none but the Provost Guard
and OF GERS were permitted to enter. The boxes
on the lower floor were marked " I'D regiment.'1
The police have for some time suspected the
last-mentiOned place. They observed that wagon
loads upon wagon loads Of goods would be
hauled there during the day, and were informed
that the goods were removed by night, In wheel
barrows Al the house appeared TO be guarded
by soldiers, they could not interfere; but having
Informed Capt Sherwood Of the fact, be, IN COM
pany with one Of the police officers went to the
house, where they fouLd a woman, who told
them that the goods belonged 20 Blenker's d.
vis,On that thief were put there Tor safe keeping;
detailed to guard them. This opened the eyes Of
the military; and the result was the taking pos
sessron Of the goods Sharpe's rides, muskets,
pistols, blankets, shirts, drawers, knapsacks,
haversacks, and other articles used by the mill
tary Were recovered. These goods were said 70
belong to the I'D and 9th New York regiments,
and TO Pennsylvania regiment. At least, many
of the boxes were so marked.
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CRIMINAL CoURT, June 2I.-Iu the cases Of the
United States Va. King, the jury returned a YER
dict of equity" John Mccain was convicted
on two cases Of assault and battery. VIM. II.
Diggs was discharged from jail at The suggestion
Of the Grand Jury.
Murder Case, June 25.-yames Mahoney was
arraigned this morning for the murder Of his
wife sometime in March last, by beating her with
an AZ handle, from the effects Of which she died.
The defendant plesd not guilty. Twenty i've
jurors were called, thirteen Of whom were chal-
lenged for cause or peremptoTiJy, and the FOL.
lowing finally selected: II. ID. Pfsther, ID.
Fowole, q w. Daub, u. ii. Grant, James Man
kin, J. R Queen, Eustice Z. 0'Brien, L. Comp
ton. II. Thorn, J. 5. Hopkins, J. X. Dale, and r..
l.. Ross.
Mr.. Darlington opened the cause for the prose-
cution and Mr.. Morgan for the defense.
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ARREST AND EscAPK.-On Monday afternoon,
four soldiers belonging TO the % Pennsylyania
cavalry-two Of whom gave their names az Rob't
Wilkerson and John yacoby-went into Robin-
son's clothing store and assaulted the proprietor.
Mr. Robinson, 10 protect himself, picked up q
Ratchet, and the soldiers drew their pistols on
lin; but before proceeding further some Of the
police arrived and arrested the soldiers who were
taken to the lookup on Capitol Hill, and, az WA
Yesterday morning IL was found that all the lor rs
were broken excepting one 70 cell In which
another soldier was confined and the birds had
hoAa. A small appropriation TO place this build.
ing In repair would not be amiss. l
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SOLDIERS SPECIAL NoTIcK. DO your duty TO
yourselves, protect your health, use n Holloway
PILE and Ointment. For Wounds, Sores, Bowel
Compl iints and Fevers, they are q perfect safe
guard Full directions how 70 use them with
every box Only Is cents. = 2l0
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GENITAL 6uARDHoUsE Before Jxst:es Clayk.
Joseph Kelly, drunk and disorderiy; fined % 81 .
Charles Riley, do; fned 81. Mary Carter, lar.
eeny Of 81; jail for court Patrick McMann,
beating cnild; workhouse 30 days
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DIsnIssKD.-The case Of "crim. conf men.
toned yesterday In the Star did not undergo q
further Investigation. The witnesses In the case
failed TO make their appearance, and Justice
held for trial, }. c. Messerschmidt and Mrs
Bodmar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-25

LEAvE-TAkINe AT TIE NAVY YARD The ex-
ecutive officer Of the Navy Yard, Lieut.. Foxnall
Parker, having been relieved from duty there
a. his own request, tue master workmen Of the
Yard proceeded in a BODY, on Monday morning,
% take leave Of him at his quarters, and Mr.
White, In behalf Of his fellow-woTkmen, pre-
Eented him with letter expressive Of their
II parting vita so valuable and accom- plished
olfcer; eomplimenting his administration In the
Yard, and assuring him Of their wishes for his
future prosperity and happiness. The letter was
signed bY all the master workmen and civil
cficers Of The Yard.
Lieut.. Parker, after thanking them for the mark
OF respect and kindness in this leave-taking, re-
marked that II he had been successful In the dis
charge CT his duties, II because he had always
been ably seconded by them, which made them,
although arduous, cheerful and pleasant.
Lieut. Parker will b. succeeded oy Lieut. .
{. r. DeKraft, native of Warrington, and
withal an accomplished Orieer, as executive
CHcer Of the Yard.
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y D o N G.!
IL o o r " 6!
The undersigned having purchased the Felt and
Composition Gravel Roofing Business heretofore
conducted hy MesTTs. +. Walker Son. re
age of builders contractors and the publ generally
Having had large eIperIence in the manufacture
and prepsIauOo Of Roofing Materials, he " b be
able to execute all orders 10 that line with promp:
Isss, and warranted 40 give satisfaction. For he
convenience OF the rub.Ic n order book will be
joining (nOrth) the Bank Of Washington, at ths
works, foot o! 22i stree wet and Cana ard at
residence, 22d street west first or bslOy Pa. sv
n G. WILSON.
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STEWART HOLLAND CLUB.-This club announce
a pic mic at Analostan Island, for to morrow
June Is. This IL the second party given by this
the rst one 10 earnest that the COMMITTEES viii
spare no pains or expense to make this one 10 be
remembered by those who are fond Of ruralixing
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DAN AWAY FROM THE SURSCRIbER
H nesI BlsdensburE, two NEGRO BOYS, -
on Monday last Henry Beckett, s feet inch
mers; he had his thigh brokea and limps
lln Q; ssed 10 years Lloyd, fee or sinoh,&
90 high; black, with several scars about the faoe
oooasioned BY burns; thick lips and grum counte.
nance; and spesks. uick; very large hesd and
Lloyd. and either case they must be brought home
before receiving the above reward.
jet FIELDER MA6RUDER.
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SUCH AS WORN IN NEW ORLEANS
~ Blue Linen Ckeok for Goats. Vests, and Pants,
ne very best article q use, for the pui pose in
warm weather, PERRY 'BhO,
tsB6t Pa. avenue and Ninth street.
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MARRIED.

On Wedre ,d.y, Jane 25th. by Rev. Byron Sun
derlsnd, JACOB ia OLSON to Miss SARAH
HlLZHEIM, Of this ty
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The LATEST BY TsL6GRAPR

Nkw YoEK, June 25.-Tbe President passed
through this city to day cI route for WISHING
ton
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ttNFAirrrtL SERVANT Yesterday, Mary Car
ter servant in the family Of Mr.. Maggie, OF the
arm of Jackson & Maggie, was arrested for the
larceny Of 800 from her employer. The money
was recovered ana sns was committed TO jail. IL
appeared that the prisoner went INC sore va
goods, and offered in payment two notes. The
salesman supposed them dollar notes, and turned
TO get the change, but looking at the notes, dis
covered they were afties. Ae went to the woman
and questioned her about them, and she tried TO
escape; but she was taken into custody OF the
Third Ward police, and this morning was sent
to Jail,
DEAFNESS -SIsHT.-Persons suffering from
either, should apply without delay at Dr. Won
Moschzisker's Opthalmfc and Aural Institute,
227 Pennsylvania avenue. Je
Coon News FoR ALL.
WASHINGTON, June %, 1861.
TEis Is to certify that have been stone blind
for upwards Of two yeats. The best doctors In
Washington failed to cure me.
DR.. Tumblety has performed the miracle. Per-
sons wishing further PARTICULAR can call ana see
me- SBvA BAILEY,
,e2i.u AtMrs Barbour',, SIS Sd St., bet d and E.
RUBBER SLKEvBD CLoAKs, made large and full
In the skirts, for officers on horseback. Also,
for sale at the Rubber Store, 324 Pa av rear of
Clagett's dry goods store. jesl-lw
WASHINGTON, May q, 1852.
This 10 to certify that DR.. Tumblety, the Indian
Herb Doctor, has cured me Of consum ption.
r. CLAY DORSEY, United States Capitol.
THE INDIAN HERB DOCTOR
will describe diseases and tell his patients the
nature Of their complaints or illness, without re-
ceiving any information from them.
No charge for Consultations or Advice.
Office, No. IL Washington Buildings, Pennsyl-
vania avenue, corner eth street. 1e 2.u
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LOCAL NEWS.
Anu,KNKNrs To-NNHr.

DvrzzREp Locals See outside OF to-dsy's
SfIy for Interesting deferred local articles.
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A RARE CHANCE AND BARGAIN.-A
"A ysung man having a small capital and who
wishes TO engare in the Wooa d Coal tra1e. vO nd
do we'll to address me to Goal" at the Stir
por'alce which must have his undivided attention
eeevhere. e2t2t'
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Fireworks.
5O1 boxes No. 6. G. Fire Crackers,
30 do Cannon Fire Crackers,
so do Bombs.
500 gross Assorted Rockets,
SO do Spit Devils,
500 do Pin Whees,
500 do tssoTted Roman Candles.
50 do Mines ard stars,
10 do Chiuere Flyers,
$4,000 Torpedoes
For Iae BY DARBY 4 CO.,
NOS. 296 West Baltimore and
je 0-lw North Liberty streets, Baltimore.
THE POPLAR SPRINGS HOTEL AND
SUMNER RETREAf,
Twenty seven miles from Baltimore, Frederick
road, and two miles from W oodbIne, b.
ID. X. r.. Is open for summer visitors YfH0
.: usual. For cards, stating particulars. lE:k731
address the subscr Der, or references Mr.. l.Ouls
Merceret, 70 Smiths Wharf, Mr.. heory James Isl
Lombard street; DIR. 8 w. Mltenberger, I52 Lom-
bard street; Messrs Courtney d Son, Cav street.
near nee Pratt; Whe.,y, Dorsey & Co, 50 Spears
streets; B. Maitland & son, SO south street; Mer
rill & Thomas, 2S9 Baltimore street
y. ID. ANDERSON,
je2o2vs Poplar Springs p. o., Howard 90.
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Personal. Reeder, Pa, and Alex.
Cummings, N. Y. -. st willsrds'.
Gen. James, OF r. l., Is at the National.
Hon. John 1. Baker, chaIrnan Of the military
committee Of the Governors Cozneil Of Massa-
cbusetts, is at wi!Iards'. He 10 rstusted with
the settlement OF important bu,in-s with The
General Government.
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SALE Of VE6EEA RIIE STALLS
- the
NORTHERN, CENTRE, EASTERN, AND
WESTERN MARKETS.
MAYORS OFFICE. June I9, 1862
All persons desIrouS of securing Vegetable
Stands in elther OF the above named markets
hereby notified that they will be sold to the hi gh-st
following days, 10 wit:
Northern Market, "Wednesday, July 9. 1862.
Centre Market, Thursday, J oily s, 1872.
w estern Market. Monday, July 7, 1862.
Eastern MsrIet, w edDeso ay, July 9, 1862.
N. II. All p.TsoRs now holding stands o1n retain
them by paying, PRIOR to the day of sale. the ap
pra ssment price Of such stands ard returning the
cert hoate fdsposte Of such sale to the CLERKS Of
ths q! ferent Markets p evlOus to the day of sale.
je2l-eo6t RICHARD WALLACE, Mayor
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THK TIRExzN q this city will hold conven-
ton this evening at the nall Of the Fsnklin
Engine House. Matters OF importance In con-
neenon with the IRE department win be con-
sderrd
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsRs-Bsfoys jus.
t'es WaItsy.-Hugh Quinn, drunk; turned over
to the military: James b. Murphy, fighting;
Russell di.ordeiiy; do ca s~i,asr . dGuni sns
disorderly; fned 81. II. Mann, do; security for
q hearing. Capt. Vandell, do; do.
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FOR AQUIA CREEK AND PIaEY PoINr.-A boat
under the auspices Of the Potomac Steamboa
Company, leaves the foot Of Sixth st. daily, AZ
only great convenience and advantage to ship-
pes, but onsn opportunities Of enjoyment 10 ex
cursionists.
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GRsEN SPRISs PAVILION There will be pic.
nle ~ Grrsn Spring Pavilion sO-mouow, for the
iehshI Of widows sad orPhans--oommeLeing .,
or oelo IL o.. %
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Law SCHOOL The building on Fifth street
opposite the City Hall, used hrst a. a church,
then lecture room, then barracks, and lastly ss q
horse stable, Is 10 be converted into law school
i be horses and mules have been eusled, and their
Places are soon 10 be occupied by the disciples OF
Blackstone and Of Coke
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MEETING OF JKRsEYMRN IN AID OF THE Sick
AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS OF THAT STATK.-Pur-
suant to public notice, large number Of the cit
lens Of New Jersey, residents and sojourners In
Washington, assembled at the rooms Of Hon.
George I. Cobb, In this city, on Tuesday evening
the oath Instant, for the purpose OF forming
soldierP Aid Society, for the relief Of the sick
and wounded soldiers Of that State. A perma.
nent organization was effected by the appointment
OF the following officers:
President-Hon. John G. Ten Eyck
Vice Presidents-Hon Geo. r. Cobb and Isaac
Hackett.
Secretary and Treasurer-Joseph II. Blackfan
Corresponding Secretaries-Henry Bradshaw
John j. Halsted, John kearns, DIR. d. c. Wilson,
and Geo. A. EmmelL
Finance Committee-Joseph III. Blackfan, Jos
F. Burr, Joseph 8. Read, John J. Halsted, w.
w. Sheed, II. ID. SwayZe, and John Kearns
subscriptions were made TO the funds of the
society, amounting In the aggregate to the sum OF
1915; and visiting committees appointed to visit
the sick and wounded soldiers Of the State In the
different hospitals In and about Washington and
AleIandria, and report their number, condition,
and circumstances to an adjourned meeting to be
held on Tuesday evening next, July LIST, at the
rooms Of Hon. George 4. Cobb, Pennsylvania
avenue, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets
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BOARDING..

SIX OR EIGHT GENTLEMEN CAN BE
- accommodated with Board ard Furnished
Rooms at the Boarding (prvste) Holss on 18th
street between and X, No 40s. jc SS-lvr
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DEAFNESS -SIsHr.-Persons suffering from
| either, should apply without delay at DR.. Won
| Moschzisker's OpthalmIc and Aural Institute,
4 227 Pennsylvania avenue. je i-3t*