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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-13

hIechn nics. I.nhnrcrH. and STANDARDIZED.

Mechanics. LlDOrCrs, ana Niahn'ucthrers.
small aud IN city and In county see the laxoi pun
.bel In The n \ Herald OF the l0h inst Al msuufsc.
newspapers 70 he take three 20 per cent
On the saes-nafk the ssl-s lot On tho pFohts while
.chsn. wholesale aud rrtsi and bankers and brokers.
and yer and doctors 20 pay trns license fees ard
he rct who live their money 10 pay only thfee l
e cent on her or proGts This opoed three pei
cent taI sales revolutionary attempt on ne par, OF our
ayes saddle the greater part Of the expenses OF
tho wa. directly IL il ~ short, In us practical
be trng deadly blow he fee labor OF the North having
tho immediate c,c. q checking business and pfoiueion
pressing wages caFrlng sHerng and sadness 80 every
poor mans table and hcarthtone The press Of New ORR
bs been fshles is great trstne rights OF the people
udolly keeping sight THIS odo3s feature u the bt
in cousiera0n OF the exemption oi the nsnulac dFe OF
newspapers the Let H. be held IN evertos re-
age before the ith Of July IS counted on by rs mtionc
e-ie,Js a. ,ert.i, WORhlNGMAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-13

COVERING FOR TIE FEET.
Doors aud SH0Es Of every variety and Kind can DC
al CiHTHttLs, No. 8J BZsdWay between IAN ana ~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-13

The Raons be Of good and wholesome qu,y TO 90 APP
proved by the Collector the different articles comprising
the Ration be delivered board the Gutter In good and
sufficient vessels be proyiird by the c9nsc4r
and the contents thereof distinctly .sd each IL IS 10 Do
that the contractor viii be bound to furnish upon
reasonable notice often be required BY the Captain
OF the Cutter with the appreciation Of the Collector loot
exc.edng upon and sveroSe one day in each week. such
s.h and fresh vegetables be equivalent 10 tho
HIRAM BARNEY. Collector.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-13
SPECIAL Notices..
Grammar RepubIicnu CenrrnI Committee.-A

German Republican Central COn,mittee.-A
Regular Meeting u this Committee will be held lhlS tFn-
I.v1 EVENING the 18Th inst A. DEL pck at hesd-
ouaFtcrs SseLben House, Nos. l9 and ZsJ BoweTy.
ANDREAS NILLMANN, President
tIPKED ERBE, isac.
WV. NJ MsRMKRsEIRCu. 49,
Twenty first Ward Republican Association. =
Reznlir Meeting OF the Association will be held ms
fkrdsyl EVENING At No. 41j fth.sy.. II O'clock
WILLIAM r. EslERBROOk President
RopRRr y DrycAs Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-13


This extract from. hich the healthy beverage Known
KEAPPS Root Beer Is made, is put in bottles 81
5Oe and 80 each, sufficient TO make TO- rs 10 ana nv
ions of tho beer General depot No 362 Hudsonst Sold
| slso by M ost wholesale and retail Druggist.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-13

A section was added 10 the pay ana emouments
of the army bill by the House to-day, subjectng
army contractors TO the rules aud articles Of war.
This was not defended as substitute for tie bill
furnishing frauds in contracts witch was reported by
Judge Thomas yesterday, but rs MI additional safe
guard.
THE NOMINATION OF GEN. GERMAN.
The confirmation Of Brighten Zerinan was re-
considered to-day, aud he will be rejected if his
nomination be- not withdrawn.
THE PROPOSED RESTORATION OF RESIGNED
NAVAL OFFICERS.
The Senate refused 10 reconsider lie action III re-
jecting long list Of nominations which IN effect re-
store a large number of LIeutensnls and Command
ers in the Navy, who resigned in time " peace, to
The postious they held at the tine OF resignation,
over the heads Of men who have remained IN the
service.
SOLDIERS IN THE PgNITENTIARY.
We were in error in stating that the House, yes
tsrday. passed the Senate joint resolution clearing
the Penentary Of SOLDIERS under sentence oil courts
MARTIAL It postponed it ill to-day and Today post
noned il again with the view Of delaying action until
,be Judiciary Committee shalt report "a BIN Oh the
subject. -
GOVERNMENT CONTRACT AGENTS.
Sena: r Hale introduced Il bill to day repeating
the act approved June 2, to prevent frauds On the
mart Of oitcers inri led with nisking contracts for
the Government II was referred 10 the COMMITTEE
on Naval Affairs. The bill 30 repealed OF the pas-
SAGE Of which moot Congresomou appear TO have
been ignorant. n.akes the following provisions;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-18
FROM NlcCLELLAN,S ARMY.

Correspondence N. Y. Times, July IL
The position Of the main body Of the army near
Harrisons Landing remains UNCHANGED. Yes.
terday a squadron OF the Sixth United States
cavalry went out mile beyond the picket line
for the purpose Of preventing a surprise { a
fatigus party on duty at point in the rear. The
enemy q vide;tes wefe discovered half a mile In
advance For upwards Of three hours the tive
parties sat quietly on their horses watching the
movements Of each other, until at length the enc.
my became exceedingly restless and showed signs
OF hostility. The Sixth allowed them to advance q
few Yards and then gave them a volley from their
carbnes A few shots were fred In return by the
rebels, after which they turned about and
gailoped Ell to their original position. No one
was Injured on our side. The enemy lost three
wounded and enc taken prisoner.
At night the picket relief was posted. on the
line occupied by tbs cavalry, consequently our
pickets havs advanced one mile.
As to the matter Of advancing picket., how.
ever, we might safely as far az meeting the enemy
In force 10 concefntd, take three thousand me n
and walk straight to within half mile OF Saw
ages Station. The main 10 -ce Of the rebels Is
d6hR ff6ttfe tRefr 81 ftsnt and Gaines,
Hills, the former OF which is on the west and the
latter on the east side Of the Chickabominy We
do not suppose for a moment that the rebel
are 30 regardless OF life and health an to choose
foE a cam ping ground the mire and swsmps In
the vicinity Of Fair Oaks
1t Is true, circumstances obliged our army "a
occupy for a time the unhealthy locality which
the rebels wisely shun, but II was before the ex.
cessive heat OF summer had fairly set in, and
with the intention, doubtless, Of soon chang.
ing our base OF operations to James river provided
we did not succeed (and that we did not has al
ready been sufficiently demonstrated In reaching
the bluff and open fields which lie beyond the
belt OF woods on the northern boundary If Fair
Oaks.
twill naturally be inferred that the new base O.
operations VIII lead TO our approaching Rich.
mond from another quarter than that of Mecban-
icsville or Fair Oaks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-18

III The New Dolia. Weekly Star, fuller than
ever Of Metropolitan news and gossip, and choice
literary reading, 10 now on our counter ready for
oelVerY 70 the public. Embraced In It's enter
talning contents are the following articles:
Latest ard most interesting and important news
iIoD Richmond Rebel doings, az viewed
tn.ough the Richmond Ez1ntnsr; Address of
zen Davis; Admission Of General McClellan's
mastery movement; The approaches to Rich
mondi FIRING on our transports; and list Of
captured Federal fhce-s now In Richmond
Bonbardmeut CT vicksburg; Important from
Tennesseei The war In the West; Rout OF the
feotls In ATkansas; Full particulars Of Morgan Is
raid, and operations In every department of
the army; Latest news from Halleck, Butler
Curtis, Hunter, Burnside and all the Generals
Doings In the Virginia Valley; Skirnish at Gull
roper; Latest from Pope's Department and the
Army OF Virginia; Capture Of Murfreesboro'
An unrI~alled Military Budget, containing all
rihs ate army and naval news worth knowing;
TIE Pres dents visit to the field; The contra
band question, &c, &c.
Reading matter; Poetry; Wit and humor; Items
and clippings; Congressional Proceedings;
Latest telegraphic news and locals Of interest
FOR the past week.
Agricultural, horticultural and household mat
teri; Recipes and matter for the study of house
wives and farmers.
This IL just the paper above all Others for per-
sons sojourning In the National Metropolis to
send to their friends at a distance. Price only
tnree cents Per copy, or 81 per annum; postage
prepaid by stamps when 80 arranged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-18

EINASchI New ! orb papers Of last evening
say: The prominent feature Of the stock ms, -,
today aside from the recovery In the speculati We
shares, is the wtakness In Government ssenritJes
tnese remaining heavy, while gold continues ~
a. WV; the 80 nates at l12 y il02X. We quote !.
o's le09, %; U. Ga 1904, coupon, ! % Y: n
os ls67 81; u 3. 1858, %, D. 8. 6's 1865, 1eos.
1874, coupon e.; u. b. So 1871, fregi.te,sd
soH; U. {. SO ls7l lcOupon,) 81, u 3 Be- IssI
lI,gistered,) le0k; U. =. So 1881, (coupon,) soX:
Treasury nstes, large, 90, lt2kI Treasury notes,
-, small, 102&; Oregon war loan, ISL, %:
pIeSon war losa, half-Y-trly IS. Ooe-year Ger,
E1ch;es, So. Geld 10 nnn and r.siBgZsaIss al
lisH Silver - quoted lI3s nickel cents, IC3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-18

II The session Of Congress was prolonged
some hours beyond the time (noon) at which 1t
was exp cted 70 close yesterday. The Senate
having early gone into executive session and
ac'7d on some appointments, went on to do ordi-
nary legislation with the doors still closed, thus
saving The waste Of time necessary for the issress
ana exit OF the auditors, who were on hand In
m re than usual numbers. The President Of the
Ohlted states was early In the executive cham
Der sdjoining the Senate hail at the Capitol,
promptly TO examine and sign bills as they might
be passed and enrolled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-18
ID Y r &c 4 A 4 .

AsRAHkx LINCOLN. President Of the United States
- Of America
70 al EAom % May Cosess.
Satisfactory evidence having teen exhibited %
me- that FEIspRicH KuHsH, Of New York, hss
been appointed Con,ul for the Primo pslity q
SohvsrIburs- Rpdolstsdt, for the United ssstes,
[ do hereby TsoosnEo him ss such, And
declare him free to cxercIse and enjoy such funs-
lions powers ard privilege are allowed 10 the
Consuls Of the most favored nations, in the
United States.
In testimony whereof. have caused these letters
TO be made patent. and the seal Of the United
states TO be hereunto sffixed.
Given under nv hand, at the city Of Wash
=. instU1, th9 itth day Of July, 4: p; lsds.
ofAmerloa the e. hty- seventh. :
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
By the President: - p - - =
WILLIAM n. srwikp, Secretary Of ststS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-18
SPIRIT Of tho Merninx Prs,.

The Int'lligsnes- expects much good from the
step upon the emancipation question: which the
Representatives Of the Border States have taken
at the instance Of the President, but suggests
thai The success Of the policy in the Border States
viii wholly depend upon the support which IL
shall receive from the people Of the nou-slave-
holding Safes
The RsPU6IicaH treats upon the various motives
which have caused the assaults upon Secretary
Stanton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-18

RATES OF PosrAsS TO PORTUGAL, VIA Enc.
LASD.-Wear are requested to state that TIE postage
upon letters between the United States and Por.
.tugai, Uhs" JoTtcardss U;s Englaad, in the Brit.
''h ma'I, Will, In future: be as follows-prspay-
7Hs"i 'sqHtTsd For single letter not exceeding
= o. 80 cents; above but not over \ o., IS
cen'Si ABOVE X ou; not over u o., % cents; above
= Dat not over 1 or, 90 cents; and 80 on, adding
Il ceh" FOR every additional quarter ounce or
fraction thereof; and also 81 cents for every add
honsI half ounce or fraction thereof, which rates
are IN Inl! Of the postage TO destination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-18

IL From John G.. Parker, No. $40 street
we have Sister Rose; or, The Ominous Mar
rage" and t. Tbs Yellow Mask" attributed to
"ilkie Collins; published by the Peterscns,
Phlls1e'phia.
Also, from w d. shepherd, Seventh street, We
have " an. Yellow Maskv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-18

DEATH OF CAPTAIN CALDWELL Capt CaId-
well, commanding provost quad at Falmouth,
Va, died Of fever, on the 18th inst. He was
twenty two years Of age, and was highly esteem
ed By all who knew him, and especially by his
brother ofacers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-18

> hisa AAa- Ia E.IlnIn- az ElLtan IA ar
resfef on Baltimore street, Baltimore, Yesterday
on the charge Of displaying SHALL confederate
nag. SEE was held to bail In the sum Of $500
10 await the action of the grand jury. Immedi-
a'ely afer her arrest she was conducted to the
once OF Marshal Van Nostrand, who took charge
Of the dag
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-18

II Governor Morgan, on behalf Of the State
o: New York, assumes the responsibility OF pro-
Gaining bounty Of $50 for each new recruit
ider the recent call for troops. He does this to
save tbs time and expense OF special session Of
the Legislature, trusting that that body will In
dorse his action
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-18
CHASDLrR.-The Washington correspondent

CHAADLiR.-The washington correspondent
Of the New York Tunes writes:
"Senator Chandlers speech to- day Is regarded
as an open attack on the Administrator. MOI
one Of his garoled and parfs statements hut
has been pushed on President Lincoln's attention.
Tor months, to induce him 70 supersede Gen
Mcclellan. The President, knowing ali The
facs better than Chandler, has refused and All n
refuses to join the crusade against McClel n.
ont calls on the country for troops to reinforce
HIM Thereu pon, Chandler pronounces a bitter
wild and unsparipg speech, calculated 20 pro
duce vldespr' cd disafection 10 the Goyprr ment
ments.n " ~ eAS's~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-18

II The Ninth Vermont Regiment, the first
raised under the new call for troops, passed
through Baltimore yesterday. The regiment is
nearly one thousand strong and composed Of fine,
StelwaIt men
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-18

IL The interest on the Virginia state debt was
not paid in Lonon on the LIST inst, the statemen,
o: q" no funds" being made to the claimants
The London Times states that when the Federal
Government occupies Richmond IL will be ex
pCcted 20 assume this debt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-18

1.-THE &C ion OF Congress making postage
stamrs legal currency must ultimately, in con.
neciion with the issue Of small notes by the
Treasury Department, operate against the NORTH.
ern banks that now food ttis region with bills
OF small denomination. There are postage stamps
OF the value often cents thirty cents, sixty cents
and ninety cents amongst those issued
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-18

COMMISSIONER or INTERNAL REVENUE Gov
ernor Boutwell, has received his commission an
Commissioner Of Int'rnal Revenue, and is now
arranging the details Of bis Bureau In the Treasury
Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-18
AUCTION SALES.
THMAPrKR NOONS TO MONROE
!ss..s,ssH =. La % rAS En-. .ss E:

ss.ssssa. !. LA "a Ras i.i. .s'r s:
ptATEp wAREs esocRRIEs. SUITS or
~ funMIvIl, lvoEI HASDLrp curIrRI ARR
.cf fs 70 sfSS; ss1Sssr ssSD. J.I
sstNPssif ,s + AID Ss, r.rsssRsf
in front 81 our Auction Rooms. . v.ried IssoTt-
1sPi o. .eoes SSe',t1s 2, tsfs,ty.s SrS.ssls
silver plst,d 2 Pitchers, fIai, Bssf "a, Css-
Tor %.s .na . ssls sGSD; Tn 1s cI.o.,
Bs.f.,s 81 ohsrpsrns. Cs.e. q DIV. Oil also.
S. sSr e
81 Be ADA sks sfs Co q s.. xss
By esEkN Z, Mlb + ,,..... hs;s ss
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN EURNI-
MoaNlSe q. sS 3, sooss
hand Heusshold Esrlitars. tbelonglnf 20 Feo
tlemsn declining HOssskeepintJ Of good suslit'.
Sssps top Centre Tables, wsnu. Bar See,
walnut hair See, Rscls.. and o,,oms..
Walnut Marble tos sIdeeosIes, and wistnots.
s.dstesd., Ws,drob.s. and MsIbs top staads,
Ssae sest and other Chsin. .sc
E:: Ole Es ch XII. af n:, ana saf sss. '
k 81. f F;.SsG IffIf,s 1. :' ss.
Hsir, Cotton-top md other Mattresses,
SSina. ssss. and cfocfs-y wsIs.
SocflnE. Air tight, AnG otner Stoves,
kefftEerators. ana Kitchen Nee uifites.
With many other articles too numerous 90 men
-iIltd GREEN a WILLIAMS. Auots.
By GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auononcsrs.
LA sxS GAM AND ATII fsaSSTIIyE, sIhtfEsn
MORNING. July the lsth Instant, commencing a.
he SSS. iron g Ss' ssa
Up STAIRS; IN kyon's New bufainG. on n nth ST,
Of Dry Goods, smonr Which viii be found
blsok and Col ored Silks, Caliooes,
Lewns, Bereges.
Cloths. C.ssimeTss, Tweed Jeans,
Domestic Goods o. sl. kIIdt
fleto end cwles musliLs. L ambrics.
tofttner with q ARE sssorms nj Of EelssfT.
Gloves, Hsnke- chief, &e sc.
Some Of the above stock of Goods beiur damxx<d
tt the late IRE on Pennsylvania avfnue the la1Iss
vii hats 6ne oLasce 70 get event hipg tseT
want IN Dry Goods ohesp from Auction, A thew
viii Re sold without esefve
IVA GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctz.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-18

u Atthe Peoples Party State Convent on
OF Pennsylvania, held in Harrisburg yesterday,
Fhos- K. Cochran was nominated for Auditor
General, and William c. Ross for Surveyor Gen.
eral
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-18

1.-THE resignation Of Captain Louis Philip.
pc d'orieens, and Robert d'Orleans, aids de.
camp to General Mcclellan, have been accented
by the President, to take effect on the 18Th inst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-18

" The First Branch Of the City Cou. ell O
Baltimore Yesterday passed an ordinance autho,
1ling the Issue Of small notes. or pissters,
by the city. The Ansyisas opposes the measure
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-18

J-lf buyers Of small articles will charge the
Premirm when they pay In silver, and sellers
charge for change when given, the scarcity,
will explode itself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-18
ADJUSTMENTS. I,
SROVSR'S THkATRE.
MONDAY. JULY 81.
The CIItBsArED
HOOLEY,S MGNSTRElSs

HOOLEY'S M1NSTRElS.
With an immensely surmented Company-eonst.
tutnE II, from numbers and talent, The
First Minstrel Company. Of ks World
Appear at Grover pTheatsr
MONDAY EVENING. JULY 81,
And Every Evening During the Week.
n STARS. I
Mr.. LEHR. Mr.. GARDNER,
Mr. sE nm0sR, mr. hESRY;,
BIT, HAYES, MT; BoOkEY
Mr. griffin. Mr.. HOWARD.
Mr.. MoNtLLY, Mr.. JAMESON.
Mr.. FREEMAN, Mr.. HORN
Mr., WARDELL, Mr.. WOOD,
mr. WILLIAMS. Mr.. CARROLL,
Mr.. BERRY. Mr.. SQUIREe
THE ENTIRE COMPANY
Appear on the stage 81 one tine. IN
NJ @ N O & N G HOR u rs
And New and Pleasing
ETHIOPIAN ECCENTRIClTlES.
yhe feet will be 10 eclipss all
MINSTREL ENTERTAINM ENTS
ever hitherto given In this city.
A Neu Prograname Each Niskt!
PIIcls OF ADMISSION
Dress Circle aud Family Circe---.z oents
Orchestra Cn1lrx-------2So ents extra
frlVate BoXes----
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-18

kNREE CONCERT AT THE w tsaiN6TON
Y ACADEMY OF MUSIC, ass Pa avenue,
between 9th and 10th sts.-NeS Arrdngss1ssf IT he
undeiagned ls habBy 70 amos ace that o. has ef-
iected Al enEasem.nt With Mr. HENRY JUNG
tSis hs srea vSI VIC 0nos1 fysf nov y
,bove al Ia company with other stars seyerAl
IN mos, % 30 ,r ~ nee
iIgton sIEnors SEYDEL, the beautiful and 90
coInP shed ESosIst' wuls pear eSery night vita
ments constantly on hand. Ofhc,rs in sttendsoo.
to preserve order. Concert commences, az O'CLOCK
p. m. HENRY ROSEN1b Al,
jy IL Let Proprietor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-18
MAHOGANY AND ALBANY LUMBER
l4 YARDS.

MAHOGANY AND ALBANY LUMBER
MAHOGANY, Rosewood. Wa mt, Ash. Oak, ard
Poplar Lumber Ysrd. and Walnut and Poplar
a. te a' pS. store f0E .l sss q
No. 81, N Gay street,
" - I'm Baltimore, Md.
HAPPINESS OR MIsERY!-THIr \. rBr
nan U 6ABNr OF fETOsSStSrs e the
MY, srd MEDICINE" have de- ermiued Nrersrd-
lere OF ex3enso-to Issue, free (for tho benefit of
self ring humanity -FOUR of cir moot instTuotiy va
AID lntere sting Lectures on Marriage and its uns-
Snahhcetlons Nervous Debility. Prema urs de-
ch~e mitigation Weakness, Depression, or In
norsnoe OF Mythology anG Natures Law, These
INVALUABLE leo!ures have been the meas Of en-
I:nltsnl9t ana sS,lBg Thousands. ard Will he for
Sa'ded &c on the receipt Of fonr rt4mps, BY ad
dr. sing Seers a,y Parisidn Cdbiset or Ss ato,1v
Gxd Msdt.Ine. 500 Broaovav New York. jyIs- iy
TO BUILDERS.
SEALED PROPOSALS. Will be rece we'd until
" ncloek m. on the . nth instant, for putin. an
additlola or, on tie bpildin. now occupied by
the Navy Department. ~
Plans and specifications may 10 sssn on and amer
MONDAY, the SOth instant at the offioe OF Vim p
Wash ngton ~'
BIDDERS will state the shortest possible time IN
which the ROOF can DO placed upon the building
ana the additional time required to compiete the
In mixing tn. award time and price Will be con-
Proposals must be addressed to the Nav, D.,,-.-
Building" II ne AZ,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-18
FUTURE DAYS.
By THOMAS OOwLINs, A,

By THOMAS BOWLING, Asctsonesr,
SPLENDID Ro siEs,sftSsS., AND pAs.sx
- PAlLoR SIR. Laser Oval 6iLf nDIoI,
msIe TOP 5sb.e by and Roetnt hens ,.
erGe walnut txtenuon Tsa &c !, &c st Ave
Lon II VII sell. on MO Day MORNING, jelly
II. ~ NO llS w street.. near CoDfre st.
I sp tncid sevood and DanAsk ParieT Set,
Velvet Cottage ChaIrs, Oak,
! large Velvet ookInr Chair, Rosewood
! do do Easy Chair, DO
] large Oval Gilt Minor.
Marble-top and otner rabies,
Marble top Bureau,
1 walnut French Bedstesd,
Terms cash. sHoMAs BOWLING.
~ 16d Auotiope%rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-18

WASHINGTON CITY GARDEN, Ne,s Yea
w scs.ss. bsf,sssn 1sf AID ID sis The ssbscri-
opened the above pleasant retreat for this snSson
s1s tnst hereafter on every Monday and Thlfsdss
sttendance. A fine Ten-pin AlisJ And SSooS,ns
6eiey have been erected for the smusement Of
stsSors CUBS ana associations Dan have the use
Hs plssEs. himsef that Be viii use hi. 81 en-
lresenoe: IN A-3msI ERNST LOEfFLEE.
DAIENT OFFICE CURIOsTTIEs-Glide !,
y Patents, Catalogue OF Curiosities and 6overn-
ment 6ardenl, at the stand in Patent ONCE Rars
menfs flrni.hedi Rallroed Reports; Militsry Ks
Sorss; sqrnt Patent Once ReiortG Chesl Reoks
Law; Army Regulations; Psnorsms Of tie CosS
snoylng over 1900 miles; many -tkouaand CkS1s
prices. U stairs. ever Bank Of WsshinTter-
nv sm' AEPRED aoNTEB.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-18
By THOMAS BOWLING, Auetioneer.
GeoTS6fo1cn. % q

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occupied b the fsis Joseph ". Mail on i aiss
sIsIest, between Bridge sdd Gay streets, an Tie
The sdmini.tIator vii oheerfuliy sho y the ssoch
SALE se en'u INC w o.
Terms; One half cash; balance In 9 auf u
months, for notes sstisfsosoriIy endorsed, a
bearing interest, 100
iva WIN 3, MARLI. Adninistssor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-18

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" cry VALUiBiE AND PfEisAN3
At kucIiosGesUs NJ MONEY! Sth5'1 e BEtEhR5s,
oooook, 2lst instant, We vii sail on the prsmisss
ABOUT an acre Of yey noh land imYrovsd by I
Uveing House OF eight rooms, Q Sable, -
ot1er oonvenie.t out houses, 60
vise els dssirssis properly u D!s.santIy situated
spras The house and sppurtensnoes sre IN IN
perfect order; and % any one desIrinr plessa "a
o S9. 2 ssss tn. sale Win saord 5000 1SoTss
ham. s.ses Sa,1s 4 ASSNfx 49, s:ss.;