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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-05-17
THE EXEMPTION BILL.

A. q matter Of general Information. we ldy b
fore our retdcrs copy of the bill passed by Cou
gress jns, before It's adjournment, entitled " an
act 70 exempt certain persons from enrolmcuf
for service IN the armiss Of the Confcd eat.
States -
1he Ccagrsss ef,i, Coafrde,dt, States u sr.,l
,ra do enact. THs' all persons who shall b..
held 10 be UNFIT for military service under ruies g.
he prescribed by the SECRETARY of War; all IN tir
seryirs or employ of the Confederate or State Gov
crnmrnts-thc lemter OF both Houses 81 Gu
gFcss aud the Legislatures Of the sevcrsi stat.
aud their respective offeers all clerks OF the .9
ccfs Of the State and Confederate ,,oyernm.f;,
allowed by lar-a engaged IN carrying the mall.
ali fefrymen oa most roote--sll pil,,s aud per
soHs engaged q tho msSnN service on river a.
railroad rct,is Of i,ausp vtstnn Geographic on
orators and ministers II religion in the feruiit
charge Al assasHternl 6ate---all engaged H.
working iron mines, fusn1ees. and founafie- Al
)oerneymea printers actaAlly employed IN pr,g,
ing newspaper-.ali peoasdeass and professor q
colleges and academies, asd I'll teachers having A.
many as twenty -obolars--superintend en,s OF Tho
public hospitals, iuaAt'e ssyiums, and the regal
nurses and stiendsnts theteia, aud the ,eaeb.f,
employed In the ins.itusoas for The deaf aua
dumn and bllad--in each ApothecAry store aoyr
established aud doing basfuesa one apo,hrcsry IN
good landing, Who 10 . prsrtiesl druggist -.uper
u,endents and operatives in wool and cotton IA
toriss who may h. exempted BY the Secse,afy N
Wa shall be, and are hereby exempted from 4,
itary service in the srniss Of the Contcts,sat.
STATES.
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by the regulars OF the enemy We shcald
have stated that the encmy's force was two
regiments Of Pixies Pesxers and GOO regu.
lara, thu latter being all old regular y. >
dragoonz. commanded by Capt. Rowland, OF
the old u s. mounted rifles Their conduct
was itself equal to their reputation For six
fall hoars the battle ragged in the cAnon
WHEN The easmy WAS driven from the sans
end they went in At. Scurry now charged
them again. and put them to utter roat, FOL
lowing them TIN miles, when his men were too
exhausted to 90 further, and the chase was
discontinued
The enemy lcf 500 men killed and wonn
tlcd in the canon, and lost zoe besides. OuT
Ion waa 90 killed and woppded including the
brave Major Racquet and Capt. Charley
Buckhoits (of Austinl, OF the Atb Regiment
and Major Shropshire Of Colorado Of the
9Th.
Scurry's conduct Was most gallant. lie
never tagged. and WAS always the s''n'e BilG
Scurry, full OF humor, We all knew ~ well.
lie always carries the same laugh on the
battle field h. docs everywhere. tie was
wounded in both checks by MIME halis
Pyrom had his h,rse blown from under him
by a she'll Rev. l.. H. Jones, Chaplain Of
Reiiys regiment, was wounded. lie was, at
the time. holding white flag over the body
Of a dying man and administering TO HIN
the comforts of religion. lie was severely
wounded by a mimic ball. but We trust NOT
mortslly.
During the fight, the enemy sent u snaii
ilanking force and got possession oi seurfy
wagons, 4 miles distant, and burned th.n''
We have no list Of the killed and wounded
farther than the above.
Gen. Sibley ia fully alive to his situation
With a ANAL force Of fighting men no~ uhaet
his command, he has about 5000 men 70
fight, bu, be has all the important posuts' 'he
passes, and IN army Of scouts, and Il deter
mined to cut his enemy up In detail. ba'
ing routed this force at Canon blorie,tA, ol
i,s way 10 reinforce Candy al Fort cralg' "
has set his forces TO watching tor Canhy'
1t was Canbyt plan To meet his reinforce
ments form c junction with them, ana attacN
Sible,, but Sihley never waits % b. altack's
Al the time Of the battle Of GlorHiia canoy
was already on bis way up. Sibley SET GA.
to meet IN, and our informant BELIEVES that
by The .th or 9Th OF April he must have net
him and had another eight taubyS spfc'
was about $500 made up Of goo regular
and 2000 New Mexican volunteers, Sibly
was moving against him with bis whole
force II he did meet him there IL M douh'
he whipped him again, and is now IN posse
sion of all west Of For, Union. Fort Craig
is abandoned and blown up. Candy HAD
but two guns, when Sibley had q fall bartal-
ion Of / guns, under Tecl.
We expect TO hear good account OF our
boys there yet, through we should be glad
TO see some reiuforcements going to their
help. We believe Sibley will oe abb
to maintain himself in the territory. II b.
does, the importance Of his conquest cannot
be over estimated Houston Telegraph.
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u The United States viii be permitted aad ~
articles Of wss news. OF editorial CON msots, or
correspondence, making commeats on The move.
meni< Of the armies Of the United atate~. or the
rcbels mnst he submitted y the examination n
N uGiosr who will lie detailed for that purroas
from thc.- iicsdquArters.
The transmission Of all communications by tel.
ekraph will h. under the charge Of an ofhccr from
these headqnArters-
The ARMIES Of tbs United Statef came hero DOT
to destroy, but to make good u restore order ont
Of chaos and the government of laws In the place
Of tbs passions Of men " this end, therefore.
tho efforts Of all well disposed persons arc invited
70 have every species 81 disorder quellcd, and II
any solder n the United States should 40 far for.
e. his Jasy or his Gag as to commit any catrass
upon any person or prepertp. the Commanding
General requests that his nare I've Instantly re
ported " the provost guard. so that he may 30
punished and his wrongful act redrrs~cd.
The municipal authority, far as the police of
The city and crimes are concerned. 10 the extent
before indicated. Is hereby suspended.
All A,senbaxes Of persons Ia the streets, either
by day OF by night. tend 10 disorder and are for.
hidden
TIE vsr.ons COO JAnies composing the fire DE.
partment In New Orleans will le permitted TO Re-.
tain their organizations, and 10 report 10 the
once Of the Provost Marshall so that they may lie
known and not interiered with in their duties
And. finally. II may tc SUFFICIENT 10 add, with
ont further enumeration. that all the rcqnircmc nts
Of martial Law will b imposed so long ~. in the
judgment Of the United States authorities II may
be necessary. And while ii is the desire OF these
authorities 10 excrisc this government mildly and
after the ussges Of the past. II must not he sup.
posed that Il will not be vigorously and firmly sd-
min,stered as occasion calls. BY command Of
Maj. Gen. BUTLER.
Gro. c. sTRosa. A. A. g.. Chief Of stat.
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tsssos ysca raf Pss-.--We cannot too
often rccur 20 the lesson Of The past, IN this our
hour of ,fiA,. Read what " stated by reporter
concerning the glorious defense OF Fort Sullivan
(Noaitri-l IN June. lf7e
whcu the British appeared us the coast there
WIS 80 .eanty stock ct lead. that 10 supply me
mu-kctry With bullsts j: became necessary to
s,r,p the windows Of the dwelling hous<s 10
Charlie. Ion of their wsishtA. Powder wAs also
vcry scarce The proportion allotted for the de.
fence q the fort was barely sufficient for slow
bring. This Vas expended With great dcl,bers.
tion The 9Nesrs IN their turn POINTED the guns,
aud with 70 much exAo'nesa that mort Of their
shots took eject
Gri,yoos may eeen oar trials and discourage
mcni- ve are yet IN far ne,hs condition than our
fo,cfsthers Wsfe IN 10. We have ~ COED cause,
and We oppose . more bitter and dianohoal foe.
In all ihings aud all conditions Of -uccses nc are
IN better plirht than they ~eit, excepting only a
John Ru,lsese. ADD be will, 10 doubt BE- trongh.
forth five DO cur duty and pm-s on with uny'ela'
inr dc.srn nation.
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tuy~ We copy the following from the
cksburg Wing of the eth inst

tay~ We copy the following from the
Vicksburg Wing Of the eth ms,
We were on yesterday permitted TO read u
private letter from yorktown. bearing date
Of the sth nit. Very heavy skirmsh,ng had
been going on Tor fifteen days The nd.
vance OF McCl,llan's army would at,emp, al.
most every bay 10 break through our lines,
which extended from one side OF the peninsu
Ia to the other. On the 9Th the hloodi.S,
attack WAS made. The enemy succeeded in
crossing oar lines and taking possession OF a
cannon we had had mounted to command
draw bridge over pond. They were
driven back however in very short time, with
great slaughter. Twenty egh, were ki,el at
the cannon. and the pond filed with their
bodies as they ATTEMPTED to return. The pris-
onels taken state that during the fight tina,
lasted our hours, 80 gren; was the enemy
carnage across the stream, that the dead
bodies were ussd as brcas,works Our loss
WAS twenty ore killed ard sixty -one wounded
Among our dead II Col. Mckinney, North
Carolina, u gallant officer, who fell while
leading his men in charge.
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TIM Cosscnrrios fA~.-A good mai,
persons arr under the belief thu, the con
scsip,ion law relieves from the service all
those persons over thirty FIVE years, who have
reenl,ssed for the war. 10 this they arr NJ,
taken. All who have enlisted for the VA
whether Ga or new volunteers, viii have 70
serve. it matters not what their agS NAV he.
IA, the CONSUMPTION .aw does not touch those
over ,hir,ydvc or under eighteen, who are NOT
now 10 the service. This, ~ We learn from the
lynehburg Republican. ia the decision Of ths
Secretary OF War, and the manies, ip,erto1
oil the law itself
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-05-17

Ricssesb. Nay Soar forces have retired
from Yorktown. Tho movement Is generally ap.
proved Of Kerr.
Yesterday three Of tht ~nemy's ganbos,s ascen
ded York River u West Point st,ou, thirty I've
mIlrs from Richmond Onc cunbost AIRED At the
last trAin which tefi Wes. Point
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Major General upper, Of Mississippi has
APPEALED TO the militia Of 'ht state 20 organ
i1e and prepare Ior active service.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
CONGR Ess-secsnd Session.
MoNDAT. June %.

SENArK-Mr. Powell introduced a bill 20 pun
ish persons giving or offering 20 give Members Of
Congress or officers Of the Government any con-
sideration for procuring contracts once or place
from or under the Government Of the United
States referred.
The resolution providing for the weekly pub
LEGATION Of list Of contracts made by the DSoar-
ments, was taken up and passed.
On motion OF Mr.. Harris, the pending resolu-
ton relating to the compensation sf Senators ap-
pointed TO I'LL vacancies, was taken up and
passed.
On motion Of Mr.. Morrill,, the bill making
further provisions relative 10 salvage was taken
up. FIT provides that vessels and goods belong
ing 20 loyal citizens Of the United States, which
are recaptured from the rebels AFTER having been
captured by them, shall be returned 20 their
owners without salvage The bill was debated
by Messu. Zen Eyck and Grimes, and passed.
HousE-A Communication was received from
the Secretary Of War relative 10 the release Of
certain prisoners.
Mr. Hickman asked that the Judiciary Com
miitee be discharged from the consideration Of
the charges OF bribery made by the New York
Tribune In reference TO the resolution author
izing the purchase Of the annals Of Congress, and
that the matter be referred TO a special commit
tee; agreed to.
The bill 70 construct a ship canal from the
Mississippi river TO Lake Michigan was taken
up, and
Mr.. Blair, Of Mo, advocated It's passage.
Mr.. Arnold, Of I'LL, advocated the adoption OF
his substitute.
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NEW STOCK.
1856

400 NEW STOCK. dOe
INTERIOR ADORNMENTS.
lust received choice selection of now and de-
PAPER HAN6IN6s.
From the rich ana ornate TO the most ohaste and
simple patterns, Appropriate for ptrlors, halls,
dining rooms, and ohsmbers.
FIREBOARD PRINTS. STATUES, CENTRE
PIECES, &o.
New Designs, warranted gold bands, imitation
gold, and common
WINDOW SHADES.
WINDOW Shades OF anT rec uIred syle or size n ade
TO order. But Green, an Blus Shsde II oil snds
By the yard or made INTO Sh:des
The handsomest and largest assortment IN the
District, from the best Manufaotory In the
COUNTRY.
Also, an assortment OF Dark Wood Frames. With
8 beautiful variety of small Gxed Oval and Card
Visi:e Frames of foreign and domestic manuf.o-
tuere. Passepetouts. 60
PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS,
Different sixes and oolors, Pr cture X Ints, 30,
Purchasing exclusively for cash. the above goods
(accordlnE TO their Suaity) will be disposed of at
ae low rates as they osn be purchased for in the
District No msrepreser tation made TO effect
sales.
Orders LOT Experimenting or window Shades
executed By experienced workmen, In city or
A cali solicited from those needing the above
goods.
FERNS cash. MARKRITER
Remember the uumber-No 4s6 Seventh street.
doors above Odd Fellows Hail; and the terrue
cash for goods and labor. js2l-ImifS
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nEPOT QUARTERM AsTES'S OFFICE,
IL Corner of l9tk and G. sfs. WoSkixRfox. n r.

REPOT QUARTERMAsTES's OFFICE,
,NoTIcE.-Sealed proposals win be reosived a.
for coSirsct for the buIia Of
The contract to continue for six months, dating
ment, dig the grave, furnish the coffin and trans
e hs .Tsys The soldiers to be buried
The terms OF the cont act will require shat the
%%od, neatly and well made aud to stained or
painted the customary color, and that the grsves
BID The nane Of % the names of
the parties must appear, or II Will not be DON :
Proposals will be addressed to CAPT. Ed
WARD l.. HARTZ, Assistant Qu.Itsrmsster,
Y. = A, corner Of 18th and streets, Washington,
GHarasfss.
The ability OF the bidder to fill the contract,
should IL be awarded to hum. must be guars ntIed
Sy two re Ion,ibis persons whose signatures must
shown By the coisI eertfe.ts Of the CLERK Of the
nearest District Court or of The United States Dis
Bidders must b present in person when the bids
are opened or their proposals will not be consid-
Bonds, in the sum of one thousand dollars, signed
By the contractor and both of his guarantors will
be required OF ths successful bidder uroa signing
Az the bond must accompany the contract 1t
mon with them Or 70 have bonds signed IN sntoi-
patton. and ready to be produced when the oon-
Form Of Gsayaxtss.
We,T5, OF the county OF = and State Of
Do 1cISa m, GGass sbs e
he s sns his
accordance Herewith:
shS S 7, the contract be awarded him We are pre-
irSs TINS guarantee must b appended the ofhclal
ieH Captain and a. q. NJ, S,A.
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To GRocKRIEs, HOTELS, AND DRALERs.

We wish to call your attention to our Column
bian Fancy and Chemical Soap Mandatory.
We can save you from TWENTY-FIVE 70 fifty pei
cent. on Fancy Soaps, and from fifteen to twenty
Ave per cent. on Chemical Soaps. on the present
prices at the northern manufactures, and war
rant 10 superior TO any sold In this market. Our
Chemical Soap, as washing soap, will 60 twice
a. far a. the common rosin soap, and can be re-
tailed at the same prices Feeling assured Of the
superiority Of our manufacture over all other man.
ufacturers, we respectfully solicit your orders,
and H. after fair trial. II Is not we represent
we viii refund you the amount paid and take II
at the invoice. The best references given a. TO
reliability. DAwsoN & Co.,
16A and l66 Water street,
IL 12-eolmA Georgetown, ID. G..
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTS

n~6EORGETOwN TAXES-An sbstement
uS of eight PEI cent. will Ee allowed on the
General Tdxss and 6 We per cent. on the Wafer Tar
for the Jear 1872 II paid on or bsfore the lat day of
July next. All owners Of 10 or parts OF lots row
u arrears for the Water Tar for the years Of 1859
and 1861 will call 81 the Clerks Oece sni setue the
fo rforoe the c0'isction OF s.id inst, ments 80
ooIding to the provisions of the late eot of Con-
gross. CHARLES ID. WEI4CH.
ieH tJuly2 Collector.
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PKRsoNAL.-Senator Wilson, Of MASSACHUSETTS,,
we regret to learn, Is still confued 30 hs room by
severe indispcsitiou. His symptoms, however,
under treatment Of Surgeon DOrr, indicate that
he will speedily recover.
DIR. Baltist Lorino, Of Md Or. Byron spence,
U. s. A; James Harris, OF n. IL l.. Short aud
Edward J. Chase, Of n. Y, are 1t the NatioasL
i Jsckson. of XIV 10 az the Metropolitan.
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FINE FIsHINs.-The season for rock (striped
basil fishing at the Little Falls Of the Potomac,
In now fairly open. Sportsmen are daily catch
ing there as many as fifty each Of a morning or
afternoon, weighing from one to twenty pounds
each. The dy fishing for them Is equally az fine
al fishing for them with herring bait Those
desiring TO participate In the sport there should
enquire at the bridge for Joseph Payne or one Of
his sons, who keep boats, tackle, bait, &C.,
always on hand for those coming without them.
They know all the fishing grounds well, and de-
vote their time to assisting lovers Of fishing wish
ing their services. lie 23-1w
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NEW PuBLIcArIoSs.-From w. r. Riohseis,
27s Pa avenue, we have a copy Of Victor Hugos
renowned romance, "Hans OF Iceland; or the
Demon Of the North" New York. John Brad
burn, successor TO NJ. Doolady.
From Philip & Solomons, 312 Pa. avenue, we
have Mrs. Grey's last novel, "The Fir" Pue-
Hshed by Peterson & Bros, from advance prot
sheets
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Another detrimental.

WASHINGTON, ID. C., June pc, 1852.
Dear Sir: Under your treatment, Mrs. Guests
hearing, for many wears imperfect, has been
greatly improved Ii 10 not pleasant to give
publicity to matters Of family interest, but II
would be unjust to You TO withhold an acknowl-
edgment Of the valuable service you have rem
dered in this case, to restrict you in the OF
It. i am, very respectfully, your ob't serv't,
JONATHAN GUEST, p. u. Dept.
DR.. Won MoscHzIsKBR, 227 Pa. avenue. IL
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SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK p. n.
THE LATEST.

The Government has no accurate informsuoa
Of the state Of affairs on the Peninsula, by reason
Of the interruption Of the telegrsPhie eoOnuni'
cation. Nothing has been received 70 warrant
the belief Of any serious disaster.
ANOTHER NAVAL CAPTURE.
The steamer Keystone state captured, on the
10th, while attempting TO run the blockade Of
Charleston, the schooner Sarah, loaded with co.,
ton.
TIE TELE6RAPHICI INTERRUPTION.
II has been known here for some days past that
when Gen. Mcclellan commenced the movement
changing his line Of communication from the
rear % succeusuDy executed on Thursday and
Saturday ls-t, that teIegrsphic communicated
with him would necessarily cease for some days-
until re established via his new (Jsmes rivefl
line
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Coon NEWS FOR ALL.

WARRINGTON, June ~, lo62.
This Is to certify that have been stone blind
for upwards Of two years. The best doctors In
Washington failed to cure me.
DR.. Tumblety has performed the miracle. Per-
sons wishing further particulars can call and see
me. SEvA BAILEY,
je2l-H AtMn Barbour's, 375 Sd St, bet and E.
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VOLUNTEERS for the Army should not leave
the city until supplied with Holloway's Pills
and Ointment For sores, scurvy, wounds;
small pox, fevers, and bowel complaints, these
medicines the best in the world. Every
French soldier uses them. Only IS cents per
box. al
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BOARDING..

SIX OR EIGHT GENTLEMEN CAN BE
- accommodated with Board ard Furnished
Rooms At the Boarding (prIv.ts) Holss on 18th
street between and X, No 4OS, jssS 2wf
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SiLvzR-PLATRD WARE ANY body In want OF
Silver-Plated Ware, Spoons, Forks, Castors,
2utter Dishes, Syrup Pitchers, Creamers, Sugar
Bowls, Salt Stands, ETC., had better ca II at the
Dollar Store, No &3s Pennsylvania avenue, near
-Four. and-a-h st., and supply themselves for
one dollar. ie N-1w&
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pENSlON OFFICE, JusI CITE, 1851.
TO ALL WHOM n NAY CONCERN.

AIphoahon having been made under the act OF
I'D June, 1850, for the reissue of the Land War
rants described herein, which are alleged 20 have
been lost or destroyed notice ID hereby given that
ct the date following the description OF each War
rant new CeEtessse, Of like tenor, viii be rs
Land Warrant Ceruhcate, No. n, SsS, for l60 acres
gnoer the eot Of 18th FebrusIy, lsfI. In favor O.
comIany. Battalion Of Mormon Volunteers. 10
sued 18th April, lass July Sd. 1852.
Land warrant certificate, No 6s,5l', fer go acres,
granted under act Of nth FebrusIy j.. 1871, e. An
drew Taufsr or Thafsr, private Of Caft Tav-
, lor's company, Col. stevensou's regiment, New
5 YORK yosnntssrs. and bearing ea1e 18th April.
l85a.-July 18th, lisa. 90
Land VIBRANT Certificate, No. es s2s for 100 acre.
lact tsf7.i IN favor Of William STARE, Matilda
Admire, Elixebeth Bush, Preston stark, and
oshsrs. erothsrs and .lstsr. Of Allen stark. De
First kentuoky Xolnnteers. lvsr with MeIico.j
dated April lat, l25o. August I'd, 1859
JOSEPH n. BAkRETT,
NH H-l&w o CommlsnoBsr.
GAVE FgRNIyyRE AND FIN WARE OF
.l,4. w. 4 atssIgE e, .s!.:
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THE Pogs Ella 3 I sPF Z sss HOTEL AND

-
Twenty seven miles from Baltimore, Frederick
road, AMI two mlles from Woodblne, B, A-A
q u. II. H.. 10 open for summer visitors, M 81
2: usual For cards, stsnng particulars: kks
address the subecnDeI, or references Mr. Loais
meroeret, = SMITHS Wharf, Mr.. henry James, lN
Lombard street; Dr. w. Mltenberger, l52 Lom-
bard street; Messrs; Courtney & Son, GAY street.
p pSr Prs:s; wsessiy, dorsey e Co, ss spssr's
ssrest.; b Maisand 4 Son, 90 south street; MsT.
r, d. ANDERSON,
je2o2v. Poplar Springs p. o., Howard 90.
SOFT FINISH WIDE sKIR7lNG GAM
- BklC "A full supply Of oil the numbers, ut 70
ducod prices. Ee .
Lsdiss, Hsn.titohsd Linen Cambria Handker.
so pieces G land and Plain Nslnsook Maslins.
Onr norman tnd Eastern oorrespondenis send
Nc new supplies daily. PERkY 4 pRO.,
% 1-St fa. avenue and Ninth street
nEATH, DEATH, DEATs. TO REACHES,
~ bkDbU6S. ANTS, Accuse Moors's Insect
d4,s sss1ss warranted % % 'is'sasl used IS
"A lrSe stock Of pure Me1loiner. Faro, Articles,
Eooth, Nal. and Hair brushes, 30 al
MOOkE,s West lind Drug store,
rS~ lis Pa svenue, septh side.
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DEFERRED LOCALS See outside of to-day's
Star for Interesting deferred local articles.
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DIED.
4. In this city, on the 9Th instant, Miss FRED
RIGA KLUTE, aged 50 years.
Baltimore San copyJ
On the soth Instant. st hIs residence, No. 81 Pa.
avenue, RIO BERT GIBBS, ayea 81 years.
His funeral will tsks place tuesday morning, st
10 O'Clock. The 70 atIves ard friends are invited
70 attend without furtaer o Toe.
Ol June Sth, 81 Is minutes psst 10 O'Clock, A l.
FRED BARBJUR, IN the 6 I'd year of his age.
bis friends are invited to attend his funeral, from
the Fifteenth Street Presbyterian Church, on
wednes ~, July 20, ct O'Clock. az
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CRIMINAL CouRT, June 30.-The case OF Addi-
son Harris, indicted for the larceny of napkins,
spoons, plates, &c, from Willards Hotel, &C.
cupied the attention Of the court this morning.