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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-22
Sptri, Of ,h. Morning Press.

The I-tsilissHcs', referring TO the Veto Message
~aieh President Lincoln had prepared In state
inert CT the reasons why be purposed to with
bold lis signature from the Conascation ard
Emancipation act, says II serves 4 certain very
good pErpose In a 'ingulsrly direct and efectual
way; az there was no way In which Mr.. Lincoln
could have explained more distinctly and en-
phatlcslly the nature and extent CT the scru lies
b eutsrtains upon some rcst important points
than by Lis frank disclosure Of the reasons which
had settled his opinion in opposition TO this
MEASURE.
The RsrxbI,eas urges the necessity for the
adoption Of some system IN reference to the care
and removal Of wounded soldIe from the battle
field
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-22

FISAscIAL.-New York papers Of Yesterday
evening Say:-Tne stock market is much frmer,
and most Of tbs shares are lal y per cent. higher
Governments also participated In the upward
movement, the coupons RELYING TO 90, and the
30 notes TO l024. This Improvement is chiefly
due to the foreign news, which 10 generally sup
posed 70 be the response to the series Of battles
befC re Richmond, whereas actually IL is merely
government list Is aa1k per cent. better than
he low points Of last Friday. The coupon skies
of Ieei sold at 95 ka99, the 100 notes at lO2k
The tvts Of 1o7i are also lsl6 per cent higher.
The premium on gold touched 20 per cent. TO.
Gay, a. which large amounts have been sold
he supply at this figure, however, seems TO be
n geese Of the demand, and double eagles can
be bought at I20s120H, and smaller gold at 119 !
ailo% This advance has greatly unsettled the
exchange market, sad h-yers and sellers remain
fully 1'peI cent apart In their views The rates
On London range from 13l Hals28. Silver Is
9ao.ed today Halls. DutiaOle demand notes
1g7Ha1O9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-22
MILITARY CHANGES.

The War and Navy Department buildings ave
each to have new story added to their present
height. There has long been lack Of room In
beth, and Congress, just before the adjournment,
appropriated 5000 for each Of these Depart
mens. Commander Dahlgrsn hes already given
up his place as Commandant Of the Navy-Yard,
and 10 now Chief Of the Bureau Of Ordnance.
This Is but one out Of dozen changes made by
the recent legislation Of Congress In the Navy
ps partment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-22

The PosTLeE STAMP CuRRENCY.-t is said
that the Secretary Of the Treasury expects to get
on several millions Of dollars worth OF stamps.
rhedemand already Is immense. The advantage
70 the Treasury will not be slight. The stamps
will need no envelopes whatever, and there will
he no necessity for carrying large Quantities Of
che smaller denominations, a. the stamps Of the
denominations Of ten cents, twelve cents, twenty
four ceas, and 50 forth, win be % freely used as
toe one and three cent stamps. The smaller de-
nominations will only have to be used " hen small
sums are raid ont
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-22

Hon. Nh. wIcxLFFE.-The Mobile Advertiser
has q letter which states that the family of Hon
Mr.. Wickliffe, the Union M. C. from Kentucky Y,
has entirely deserted him On account of his adj
hefence 20 The Union cause, Three Of his sons
are in the rebel srmY his two daughters, one
married 70 Judge mer!ck, formerly OF Washing
ton, and the other to Senator Yulee, have given
hin up, and even his wife declares tina, she can
not side with him, and will never again cross the
Ohio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-22

H46RINEss o. MISERY ,,,Tn.I - tss
ESS s i.' ESS1kssssss: E, kaatS
slfsrinr humanity roci Of {. car mott inst
and i7tsrssting tsotnrss on Marriage and Its pss-
cline. Indigestion.. Wsai;nsss, betressien. or IN
norspos q fhynology ane NstareSs Law. These
myel1eole lectures have been the means Of an
nsntsnilI and ssslng taousfnas. AID val be for
yssaed irse 90 the reoeipt Of four stzmps, By ID
80 hsssssss, eos Bsesavg rev forf. iyis- ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-22
ORDER FROM GEN. POPE RELATIVE TO
PASSES

The following order has Just been Issued;
HsddqUaTters Army Of Vrg,nta,l
Washington, July 81, 1s62
General Orders No. 0-Hereafter no person
Will be allowed to visit Fredeflcksburg, War
IentOn or other places near the lines Of this afmy
except by authority direct from these headq uar.
tiers
Passes for this purpose will only be granted to
persons repIes nting proof Of their loyalty to the
United States, upon their giving full and salts
factory explanation Of the nature and Importance
OF The business requiring the journey.
BY command OF Major General Pope.
GEORGE ID RUGeLss
Colonel A. A. q. and Chief of STAFF.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-22

IrAbout on hundred and fifty Paroled ptI-
soners, captured b. the Confede,ates In the re-
cent battles before Richmond, arrived in Anna
polls, Md, on Saturday evening. They are guar.
tered on the College Green and lots adjacent to
the 65th Pennsylvania volunteers. There are,
moreover, four hundred paroled prisoners there
vino have come under the order Of Col Staunton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-22

" On Sunday Last there were In the hospitals
of Ale1ard;'I, sos sick, wounded and disabled
soldiers During the week the number decreased
by discharges and those returned to duty to 400
There has been received at the hospitals as high
% SIS invalidsln one day. The hospitals are al
models in their way, and are under the super
vision Of some of the ablest surgeons Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-22
LATE TELEGRAPHIO NEWS
From Louisville

LOUISVILLE, July 81 Between Crab Orchard
and London, John Morgan destroyed several
wagons Of a Federal train destined for General
Morgan's command at Cumberland Gsp.
The Democrat says that the Rev E. Living
ston Wells, an Episcopelian Of this city, IL con-
fined In the military prison He will be released
II, In addition to taking the oath of allegiance,
he will 90 to Connecticut, whence he came
hither, and remain there during the continuance
Of the rebellion. Othsrwise he will be sent TO
Camp Chase.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-22

ID-lt issafe 70 estir ate that not less than or
hu. r-d and ffty thousand persons In a. city OF
New York VIII be annually subject 70 the ftction
tas iax DILL requiring licenses.
uJ-Middietown, IA Essex county, Mass has
wed slz5 10 each volunteer from that place.
Rer quota Is fourteen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-22

PERSONAL --iiT. Secretary Smith, of the Int
rior Department, who has been quite Ill for two
weeks past, left the city yesterday for Bedford
Springs, whose saluhrieus and celebrated waters
viii soon, we hope, restore hIs accustomed health
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-22

SMALL CHANGE The Etna Bank Of Hartford,
Ct, has stamped each end Of some Of Its bills,
and agrees to redeem each half II the holder shall
cut the bill In two, and pass each half for SO cents
IL will give postage stamps for q single half, or
Its own full bills for an even number Of halves.
This Is to supply the want Of small change.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-22

U-Gov. Bradford has appointed Sheppard G.
Leakin Major General Of the First Light Divis-
ion Of Baltimore Volunteers, In place OF George
II Stuart, removed from the State. Gen. Leakin
will at once commence the organization Of his
division. We regard the appointment as a very
excellent one.-ADsyfedp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-22

SOLICITOR OF TIE COURI OF CLAINs.-RiChard
Bates, Egg, late Of the Attorney Generals office,
has been appointed assistant solicitor Of The Cour;
of Claims, AID John Boz0an Kerr, Of Md. now
6lls the place vacated by that gentleman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-22

DEcEAsEp.-John e. Calhoun Peter, late es-
sistant secretary to sigu land patents under ex-
President Buchanan, died in Montgomery county,
Nd, on the 6'h instant, after an Illness Of two
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-22

" r. ID. Jay Browne, who went to Europe
az special agent CT the Patent Office, to make GER
tain inquiries aud collections, has returned. He
wss specially charged with an inquiry into the
culture and manufacture of fax, and the grape
culture and wine making, and is prepared to
make full reports on these and other subjects
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-22
TIE FIRE FORT PITT FOUNDRY.

Aub me Al FUN fITT FUUNDHf.
We rejoice to be able to say that IL has been
escertained that the recent ere In the Fort Pitt
Foundry did no damage whatever to the i'm
mense amount of Government property (ordnance)
On the premises. Nor Will the effects OF the fire
cause serious delay In Its future prosecution Of
the Government work nhusted TO it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-22

IL The Treasury Department is making &C
tive preparations for the issue Of the new Treas
-ry notes authorized BY the recent act Of Congress
fhe small notes--ones, twos and thfees-will bC
ready for delivery In about fortnight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-22

RAILROAD AcCIDENT.-ThOmas II. Baicheli, Of
Philadelphia, IAN employee on the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad, was crushed TO death yes.
terdsy, between two cars, in Alexandria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-22

E~"ion's" letter in this mornings Baltimore
3as is well calculated to give comfort at Rich
nond, and Is altogether singular one for pa
trfctic writer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-22
The Rebels in fierce Around Nashville

NASHVILLE, July 81 Our pickets were cap.
tured on the Lebanon road this evening, Ave
miles from here, by the guerrillas. One Of them
escaped.
Three bridges were burned to-day within eight
miles Of here, on the Chattanooga road.
The enemy is in force, under Forrest, only i've
miles from the city. Our troops are out, and
there 10 great excitement In the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-22
Fon ALr1AsJss3iss i SSsD WASHINGTON

from her ss' HRsrf. lover end Of Frss Ds'rnore'
.Iisk s!,sss dceE. :vsry sKib4Y E@c
July 70, 1883.
Ketu llnS, win leave Washington every TUES
ssual landings on the MsTylsnd aide Of tae Poeo-
ms for IesssnssIs and freight. For further in
Freight rtcsived up 70 3 o'olsok on the day OF
departure. Al, way freight must DO prspald.
y2 GEO. w, WEEMe, Master,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-22

l-Hon. Joseph Holt il said TO have changed
ais yiews, and 10 nCw In favor Of the Presidents
emancipation policy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-22

GROVER'S THBATRE.
MONDAY, JULY II.
7HH CILp sRATzD
HOOLEY,S MsNSTRELS,
With sn immensely augmented Compsny-consti-
tutlnE II, from numbers ana talent, The
FIRST Minstrel Company Of the World,
Appear at6rover's Thester
MONDAY EVENING, JuLI n,
And Every Evening During the Week.
~ STARS,
Mr.. LEHR, Mr.. SEYMOUR,
Mr.. SALLA9HER. Mr.. HENRY.
Ar- HA Is Ms N H3oh66x,
Mr. FREEMAN, Mf. H0RN
Mr.. WILLIAMS, Mr.. CARROLL,
Mr.. BERRY. Mr.. eQUIkEe
THE ENTIRE COMPANY
Appear on the stage at one time, In
NJ A 8 N g ~ T G n o q z
ETHIOPIAN Ne E6 Sed ErIfislRdll
M,N shs s O. I'll e g sclipss Al S-s
ever hitherto given IN this city.
a New Programmes Bach NigAt.
PRICES OF ADHESION.
Dress Circle and Family Ciroe--.3 cents
Oroheetr6 Chalrt--.8c cents extra
jyls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-22
BY w. Il. WALL q CO ,Auotiopeerx.
,our 9se ss n g Wall 4 BtlEzIp.

xnt,usoSessot 20 WALL BAnnAIp.
(.OUk1 SALE OF CONVENIENT RtJIf. n
u. S,ssSs yrs ~ Z, e order q
i sso s5d 'c cuI, on me 1ss day
s s,is pl:t,,st: IN chsnssT sIttnI. viii sei 81
LAY the tth day Of Aufnst, A. d., Isss IN mont
S 81 sns Essmi'ss a. o'e,eci ms =. the risit.
s :osis per, q L % nsn stn I'D .
egnberse ffyone, lE1 Of the psn 81 he ~ ~
WSsslnssos: oonmsnosg for TIE sssc part a. tie
2S sts.. zig ~ shs ps q Is. ssss
snsS t !, Ss..s tv9 .1d s-h1 ilshss tia.sS
. he s.s .o 81 isss ssf inosss. ~
w. S sTss:ss sol fS1 .S q third stree,
Terms. Ons-hsif ossh; The resiSns In tvo canal
pots. ~ r. o. and y nontis, secured BY he
s9e ss:ss,ns ,stiTst 40. he az q ~. '.''e''
pureSs.s nos g n i. ss[vss NTH ne whole
..s:s..sSs.: NES u Z. WEE So s..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-22

SOLDIERS In HOSPITAL
The number Of sick and wounded soldier I'm
ne hospitals within the District Of Columbia
and vicinity 10 200.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FORD's ArHRNEtM !

FORD's ATHRNEtni
hnro,erosmsnt Extraordinary
THIS elegsn, and cool ss,,blishui.us vii csen
WEDNESDAY IS EyssiNINs. Jul, 81
W. H. DONALDSON,
Rival 81 81 fI SfrtfoNpIN.
vic Will r.rfoI n n, fe.tls., fee. of carrying .
mar on his hsos.
PANToMIME COMPANY
'Hd Ss ri hH lHTssS9l-Sii t sgiSsT: o.
DRAM1TfC MPANT.
MISS moIIiE WILLIAMS
The fsmil, Olrce for colorsd persons only
On wEDNEsphyT EysENINs. e., s,slossa a,
stSsst g ne kthensSm. This sssisihcl xiIl 3
" LoSisIhsk AvTsss. NsAl sixrH 81.
Tbs Coof Rarsss'
Tbs REM ssss fsPs Sss GGGp; stbss
By universal request
LAST WEEK
MARCH MI INST 4 3 L,
SAM. SHARPLRY.
The sda,snos. during e, s.., ...s x:ss Sssst B.
has broisssion With suf6elsnf intel cot. combined
HewLta .ra ;.Ise. fan from the common Place
q and Sss Il
Local, Political and Military Criticisms, IN has
the talk Of the eGtg.
' 'H'h'' fa 81 ihs' n ana ''A
WI" EsGioP So ss.sSs ss.i s.: q P y Songs
The he! great HsIjOi.t. and sathoT q many Of the
Band. . s5o thu. cam sisini ssa
rs .spOInsa n thIog, 4, The effort. q ,hs
w. b. HARRISON
h s SSSSs g S'RS e'h
h''asn . sd5Isies mi ma. s1 desire: :is'''
Lat Week of
MISS NELLIE TAYLOR,
The Sweet Vocalist
MISS JENNIE ALLEN,
The Favorits Danseuse.
MISS MAGGIE VERNON,
The Pleasing Osnseuse.
First Week Of
MISS JULIA RICHMOND.
Tbs Beautiful Gsnseuss.
First Week OF
JULIA PRICE,
The Pretty Sonsstrees.
A MONSTER PROGRAMME
Every Night This Week.
In the production Of which they will eclipss oil
PreUiouS Efforts.
NEW SONGS, NEW DANCES,
NEW BANJO SOLOS, NEW ACTS,
NEW BURLESQ YES, NEW AF1RRPIECBs
Admission "a cents; Orchestra Chairs % cents.
Doors opon 81 f&i Berfor 90 81 O'CLOCK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-22

n. By !; =; nssgiRE CO. hrSnSassrs
~ ~ HousEEoLp Efrlcn-ln yirtue Of kers
from the Clerts Once If the Circult Court OF the
District Of Columbia for the county Of Washine-
Ton, l Wall sell q Publio Auction. for oesh. %
me premises, northwest corner Of Eifhteenth and
sHse oommeneipE az 10 o,eioef .. m, op
MONUAf. July 18th, o lot Of Furniture and
nousehoio hneea, ooUprlking-
hanolany and walnut sofss, Arm snd Psrlor
Mnrble TOP and Fancy Parlor Tables,
VI. fesnungs and knsravlngs,
Vsvss PsrIor Carpets, ohoIoth. Mating, and In
WINDOW Curtains and Shades,
Sookinf Chars, Iooklng Glasses,
Extenelon Dlning Table, Dining Chars,
China. Glass, and Crockery Ware,
Beosto4de. Bureaus, wsshstApds,
har and Huek N actresses, Beddlnf,
Eeethel Beds: Bosters. ana Pi lows,
Toilet Sets, window Shade,
ChI.d,s Carriage, Hobby Horse,
Csoklns and other Stoves, Refnrersfor.
Together with other ARTICLES on Fnrniture a,d
rco1s sos eSsss sssd aps Isylsd ulon Il.
oss "a T. Ives and win Be sold 20 safisfy isdiciss
80 w 70 octooer term. lisa, IN hvor ofF6Ward
und 10 MeeGIRFn Ssrscs ~. 2; g;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-22

r AcA6EMT OF MusIc, sss p. syssss.
tsGlss - sHssssSsnt viii n Mr. a 81 9UnS
this ooantry, Who vii perform every night q the
above ball In COMPANY With other Stars. Several
X: % 80 s e q sg e q 49,
iIEton; slF15or. sEYDEL, the beautiful and 90
son.: 6n.. csS, s s
ments constantly or hand. OfioeTs in astsntsnos
to preserve order. c9neeTt eSnmsness . o'elook
" il lat A Ao's rosrl.,sr.
A POLIO CONCERT HALL-Fs., M, Fr.i
"A The manager at great ex pense has "a ectsd
deineAtoE and stage mansssr; Annie West, The
greatest fsvcrife OF any sonrstress ever in wash
he pleasing singer from ne PsIsasiI Sia olympic;
Miss Sioa Clifton, from the Bsl nmore Melodeon;
%Ilersiein. The immense sisn,st and P1oi Geo.
consnnsa fhs VEL inotn 'lolniss s1d mSnosl
e!sfs mornina. ieHa s Soa asn0h ana A'h'sr'
w svesss. Sstw.sn ia a.d ID SIS The Spbseri-
Ss ssss ssi !: =: ::
aa s'!f MN b band as e e
GALLERY haSe been erected for the apusement q
lie pesss Himself sha Re % ss ssi n. bsas
inI GR&s s4PGs 5iH
osEISE !.
ment 6ardens, % the stand in Patent O1leei kars
nsni. 99 k.rSsS aih s1g ~
s:a xs e Ek:si ME- s.S1r.: . s 3. S ss
hoying ever 400 niles; many ,tSo.sssd 6SssS
'ss:; :ss;' . s"sis 81; WI i;s. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-22
NEW BOOKs-NEw R93Ks,

II JUST PIBLISHEU.
Parson Brownlov's Book.
Artemus w ard, bis Book.
bsrohester Towers, novel, BY Anthony Troll
lope; vols.; prioe q GENTS each vol.
!. anen Honor, brilliant novel, By author OF
Guy Liyingstsn.
Collins.
Victor Hago's treat york, Les Misersbles; parts
LIST and Cd Famine q Cosetts.
il q 81 2Ts Seventh It.. oIS. Posi- Once.
SISTER ROSE by ,wlIkie Collins; Is cents,
Hide and Seek; BY Wilkie Collins; 80 oents,
The Flirt; BY Mrs. Gre 50 cents,
The Royslist's Deughters, By Dumas; 70 cents,
Olive Blakes GOOD Worf; d cents,
the stTuggles Of Brown, Jones and Robinson; $50
Abel brakes Wife; By John Saunders; rs cents,
Loves LABOR Won; py Mrs Sou'hvorIhI o.,
6he t:ss q ne Mortmesi g.
Ravenshoe; By kinEsleJ; d Is,
Among the Pines; 81.
A Book About Doctors, q %.
iy2t FRANCK TAYLOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-22
FROM THE WEST

Our Western exchanges come to US full Of
mysterious hints Of secret military operations Of
glorious promise. The Jackson Mississippian o.
the 9Th instant says: ave are in confdentia
possession Of bit Of news that Is las far al Il
goes) as good as the thrashing out OF Mcclellan
IL will not be long, we hope, before we will be a
liberty to chronicle another glorious and crush
Ing victory over the invaders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-22

TOR SALE-A pair Of HORSES, Is hands high,
have been used By gentleman about % ~
leave the CITY. Can be eeen 1t the stable of "a
% u q ST
lust RECEIVED ANOTHER ONE OF
those Sesstiful seven octave Rose; 800
corners, carved moulding, Frelch IrsndIytHII
aotion, harp pedal, oversirung bass, ana with oil
khe late improvements worth $50; will be sod
Tor $3.50 cash. Can DO seen at the Nations Flsg
Depot; no. 500 + stTeei, between 18th And liih,
near WlllAId4 Hotel. ~ 81 aolXt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-22

oo1.sr "a esd - sf-ssss.Ne sse.
Am Lore ~ Gozf HLIir AT A1oIios.sOS
TauRspAY, the 2sth Instant We shsli sell in
and two two ssory Frsm. gon,.. n ,itgs,s s'G \,
sSnsre Ne; tts fsonnng on Goat Alley, between
the ground on which they stand, il beinr pan on
lot No 5, IN said square.
Term One third cash; the b anos in 6. Is, and
10 months, the purchaser 70 give notes for deferred
esyneLts, betrinE ieterest from day Of sale. A
iy1.d 6kEkN q WILLIAMS. Auots.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-22
FUTURE DAYS.

By GREEN q WILLIAMS. Asotiopeers
GALE OF 6ROCEkIEs. LIQUORS, &C AT
SApciIoN-On FRIDAY, the . h instant at u
VII IAN Barnes, on Norm A street, between let
and ID streets east, Capitol Hil Ne. 80, general
Assortment Of 6rooerles VIZ
Teas, Cofee, Sugar, -Four,
Clgart, Tobacco, Snrf and Pipes.
Starch, Pepper, Salt, Ctndles, Soap.
M megs, Cinnamon, and other Seices.
BrapQles, w hiskey, and other Liquors,
Ard ell kinds Of goods, kept IN Retail 6rooerJ.
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS.
" q (Rel. Auou neers-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-22

FLOATING BATTERY AT SAVANNAH.
Ii Is otacially announced that the iron clad
floating battery 6eor ia. built by the ladies of
that gallant State, Is now complete and ready for
action. The armament Of the Grorgia consists OF
ten heavy guns. She will be commanded by
Lieut.. J. Pembroke Jones, OF Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-22

ton, I ih fspDS faSs the Dispsten upon s1amna
tured from the Yankees In the b3tiss1Ae ssslow
Richmond have sustained serious damage. The
fact 10 they did not have time on their famous re
treat from the Chicahominy, to make destruction
OF property complies, and hence find, In a lot o
twenty thousand, not more than thousand thai
cannot be speedily rendered as good as new
These arms are generally OF superior quality, In
Guiding many Of recent invention and European
manufacture,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-02-21

ORierNAL AnEcDorE OF BuRNs. AS Lord
Crawford and Lord Bovd were one dav walk
ng over The lands in Ayrshire, they saw Burns
ploughing in field hard by, Lord Crawford
said 10 Lord Boyd, "Do you see that ropgh-look-
ing fellow across there with the plow? I'll lay
yon wsger you cannot say anything 10 HIM
that he will not make rhyme Of
Done said the other; and Immediately &C.
inr I'D TO the hedge, Lord Boyd cried out
-. Baugh!' Burns stopped at once, leaned a.
gainst the plow, and surveying his assalans
from head to foot, he quietly answered.
"It's not Lord Crawford, but Lord Boyd,
Of grace and manners he is void
Just like bull among the rye,
Cries "baugh!' at folks as he goes by.''
The wager was of course won.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-02-21

KNowLEDeE. Young man improve yonr idle
moments don't sill idle and wishing you had
something 10 do. Take book aad read, that
your mind may be improved You do society a.
great wrong 10 grow in ignorance. repfosch
10 yourself, and dlscredit TO your country.
Come take book this instant-the effort may
be irksome at first, but you will find pleasure,
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"The curse OF Hah-pon was fulfilled. The
Ka-ma-was dwlndled away and died. Their
enemies were successful against them, and their
young braves fell in battle. Consumption fixed
itself upon the aged and tho young, and the
1t is noted fact, with regard to the water oil
the "Bedford Sprngs," that although highly benef-
cial for the relief of other diseases, when used by
persons suffering from original pulmonary anec-
tons ii not only aggravates the disorder, but saDe-
tinpes pxoduces disastrous re0ults.