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ANTS EEIE.Ts.


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ooSriir Ed sspS SsS Is FHE }FSSss
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Che IN ss as ss AM NJ caiee s1e So %
on 5 resolved ssd ' ~ Sa 81 ap p. -.
YONG + A5fGr$ ~ s sSa''a rs
I" ae sc Mrs. Tsce i've ~isS III.
appears as tsmnone Irasel,an. pronounced ny Tie
70 De vi i WE ESES i,saf n.Y = vac a.'
Grand o ,er,ur. r hs = sl,.I,z ,rhc.,r.
oAS % b Br 5.ss5 e. w sn ~ e as sailsa
NJ. barrett, Ms. Msroa, Mr. Voi
s. ro.I LAIR iiisH AIRS by the orchestra. -oPrIrz
NJ A Safhn 'sSh S Mrs e. s. FS1 osfs In:
RENch in mis- great oeresqae char,ter q TIE TIA
s iic cele5racd NJ 5uTNG4IE POLKA, ~ KopPrrz
'S d iG TE fSsij s ToL w sn 10 eS.
Rl.NcL as William, Williams tle Nooa,ssr.
Norog-A new four acs comedy AMI new burlesqu. in
l lsLhiS9 A. e MAS gH " 4 new scenery and
p&YaSTs' MINsrREIs.
ID MECHANICS. HAIL., zT2 BfCaiway, above Grand
srsihe pdoic se espoetiuy informed that tins popu-
49, WILL BE CLOSED
after ne ~ Of sny ana WA r1pen the 18Th Of August
BRYANT DRorIERs.
THEATRICAL MANAGERS WISHING TO NEgorlArE
X VISA WA please my aNL4ori1ad agent, r.
Eman, Academy Of Muse. NiDIo ,en ANA Al seyensh
street, 4'cw York. ANSLEFf GALEITi
~ THE GREAT AMERICAN MUSIC HALL
Tx L. 4if Broadway.
To lHE PuBiIc.
Ths ravorite Music Hal OF The nasE havin. term mated
satufaa, Juy q, - Eeli, am bprng season,
Is Now CfsbelD
far The purpose OF undrgon,a thorough renovation, and
WILL Reopen
ahori Monday August H. newly painted decorated
ana uphe stered t.c.
Ihe inrr.n VIII enploy sccufnr company taat VIII
by that has ever ppcatd any tho
world All the best native alen, % - found aa osser-
mined wine the lrAding OF tie Luropaa
Ccuaorrs uais win tor an Ballots fnni0nioe
opera Ethiopian Minis rslsy VII he presoned TIC
hIncst artistic e1Vlenge. In SHORT cfor. viii
b. spared 10 mali Tire proud reputation OF
THE AMERICAN MUSIC HALL
MS the leading tuntCrt nuuse OF Ansitaa
THE @LsiC HALL, Oh TuL- MASSES.
- RoBEEs ". BUTLER.
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New York Canal Tells.

Albany, July s, 1863.
The canal tolls from tho commencement Of the
to July 1862, foot up 81 saO25s For the same time in
1861 they were 1897 Cur,
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G. Earnard's Corrugated Metal Pens
haze no superior Cheaper nd Letter than gold Try
test them.
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THE GREAT Battles e n'clsllAs.

The SIX Days Battles on the CQlska-
h0miny-HcrOfc Conduct of the Union
Troops-Final Defeat of tho Rebels
Operations liza tho SOCshyyest-Thc
Militia Law OF New YOrIS-Fourth OF
July in the nIetropolis-Ncws from
Europe, &c., &c., sc.
Tie FAMILY HERALD for the present week. ready this
Wednesday, morning, will contain full and graphic Ac-
counts, from Correspondents, Of tho stirring
before Richmond during the past week, with
ports Of the Movements and Operations Of the Union
Army under Mcclellan during that period, resulting,
after six days Terrible Fighting, in The Defeat Of the
Rebels The latest Dispatches from the Divisions Of the
uni Army in the Southwest and different parts OF the
country; Tic Militia Law OF tho State Of New York
An account Of How tho Fourth Of july celebrated in
the Metropolis The Latest Intelligence from Europe and
all interesting News Of the preceding week
rcrmsTwo Dollars pes year Single copies, -four cents.
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In ulcers hollis cslargcnlans Of the Joints for pn-
pies aud eruPuons OF the SSr. medicine Is
Bandrrh's Pi,a Sold At .9i Canal atrcei, No. Union
square and by all dealers.
Get the style.
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Official Drawing orthc Delaware stat

Dst.aARr, Ezra Glass 2s7-July 8, 1869.
AZ, 60, "a, so, 50, 50, %, 81, 55, 81, u, &C. 81.
DE.awARg, CLASS 1ll--July 8, lSS2.
60, co. III, u, 81, /, 40, 46, G, GS, 49, So.
JOHN A. NORRIS 1 CO.
l,pip Della
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At .yefrers', 5S3 broadway, Ladies Elas-
tic Boots. 81 3D. 81 =, and ~; amnrs 81 81 81 and .: sos
acnts nne shoe, and Slippers, youths and chdrens Bal
r1oIas. Shoes AMI Callers. JEFFERS. 513 broadway.
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Motive poyey.-.To Rent. n Tin.

and capacnus six tory Budding the Leai city,
now ait ring Tor ~ horse power, with SHAFT dU Though
lofts complete None b1; FIRST parties nvcd apply. Ad-
dre1E, vita uane tox b6t Post office.
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Pnrssri RroSspiow Will Commence n
Series of Iee IN the NEW YORK WEEKLY tomorrow.
Sec advertisements OF Tie nth Of thc Herald.
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Co. % Kentucky and Missouri state lotteries
hESTucsr EXTRA CT ass Si9--Ju!y < 1862.
20, 80, 5, SO, IL, ~, 81, 6, 6,, AZ, G2, Z, ..
kySTrcKY. Class 32o-Jolvs s, 1852
81, n, 10. "a, 80. "a. Al, b, SO, 20, S, &c.
Circulars seat free of charge hy addressing either 70
MCERAY. EDDY a. CO.,
Gown. Ky, ST. Loa's.
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At .Iefrers', 5s3 Broaiw y, Ladies' Elias
,c Boots 80, u - and s2 amoris s.? 81 x and ..
..nss me snoe. aea ses s9gsns ana shllsrens Bal.
Motive Power..-To Rent. "A Fine. streng
noa al @ s s S B, paS Win The d The s
lors complete. None bn; hrst parties need apply Ad
dress, nlta uane, tos beb Post onice.
pa-ssn provnioy viii Commence n
Series OF Irttc.s IN the NEW YORK WEEKLY tomorrow.
See adyet,lAemen mt OF Tie NTH page Of the Herald
Catav ba Cobblcrs versus sherry Cob
tiers.-ZfINil;MAHN CO., Of Cincinnati Ohio, have
ier businc.' and otsr iner na;ive Wni esprriry Try
9rsl caavna Tor cotNlrrs, whn makes cheaper aorc
portnd shsrty Wine. Also sw,r Gatawha Wine. and the
can gap.
Eight Carries dc yisitc Tor 81, Equal 10
BALCns, sis Grscnr ~ street. corner Of Barclay
Summer Clothing.
mryASs', az Fulton street.
sorer cont below Broadway prices
The Juvenile Opera Trompe.--Hoinnn's,
now n Bsnnms Nusenn arc nc est ever perornet IN
this city. To-Day reug ne usual 0i1y holiday Villa
iormance Afternoon ant eveulr tas house @ibc crowded
Lloyd-s Great Topo@raphIcal Hap Of
Virginia shows iieisonE Landing AMI every other place.
ted ~ Gen. Mcclei'sn. 2, Gears. l6t broadway.
Jcrcrs', $40 Broadvay.-Gcnticme
Gaitors and slippers.
Unprecedented Observation-Disclosures this
dsy a. u Pars row, BY Baiard sOufr BRiirAN.
Professor u. nfiicr's Hair Dve--Biock
or Biown-5O cents TIE best ny T. Sold by druggists
Derol 10 Dey street.
--.-.-----...---~---@
nslrs Hair Dye. 70 Ce~its. Black or
brown best in Depot No Barely street, sold ~
all drus gists.
Deafness, Impaired sight, Noises in the
Head and sore Throat cured by nr. Won EIsENBERG,
oculist and As ~ Clinton piece Oh ST. west o. Broadway
Bachelors Hair Dye-thc Best iu the
worlds Instantaneous harmless and relic Die Solo ny drag
lists and pcrfues everywhere Factory ~ Barclay
CristndOra's Hair Dye. Prcservativc
and Wiz depot whocsae and retail No. Astor House.
Tue Dye Is applied BY experienced artists.
La dies Desiring a. Beautiful Complex
ion.LA1RDS Bloom OF Youth has equal for preserving
aud beautiyng Tie complexion and skin. Sold BY all druA
giss IND at A3a Broadway.
Card.--Drs. IL. a. 4. Hunter, Physicians
for Disesse OF the Throat and Lungs Once o2 Broadway
Hours Of ConsuIts'ion,9 -. ". to5P.M
w. A, Bascbelor's Celebrated Esteblish-
ment for Wigs, Toupees Hair Dye and Iiar Dyeng and
Holdava Cream for beautying The hair, 10 Bond street.
Doctor Hunters Discovery Cures the
very form sorofia, obstinate Rr,on Ska
and old vHn M plyilsn svsst Sew rogk siu, ssct
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G7uZc Mcrino Undertakes, 10 cents.
4. W. MOODY. 40 Broadway.
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Doctor Hunters Discovery Cures the
very form sorofulA obstinate Rron OF the Ska
snS old vlsn M pyisssn sssst Nsw fOyk sir, ssct
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Arrival OF tho Damn seas.
ST. Joass, N. f., July s, 1852.
The steamer Damascus, from Glasssw on Inc ash Of
Jvpa. RaeesA Care RAcs New r. \. xutsydaY.
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Rraudrcth,s Pills.

Prizes Cashcd i'm all Lesalsyed Lotteries.
Information given JOSEPH BATES Broker, IL Wall
street, room No. !, New York
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The EUROPA NJ Halifax.
HALIFAX, July 8, 1864
The Europa arrived here at hafpast I'VE and sailed
for Boston at Ane r NJ She has sixty.two r,s,snsrs
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w. A, Bascbel0r's Celebrated Estrblish-
mept for Wigs, Toupees Hair Dye and Hair Dyeing and
Holdava Cream for beautfying Che hair 6 Bond
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opened (, - Da1se sFcc near Chr'hnn branch Of
busc-. and uar thor Native Wines, ~ lry
or SIN caiavua, fr cuthlrr, whn makes cheaper
delicious snd lcirsshng beverage tnrn made
paftnd Shlrry VINE Also sWrrt GataNht Wine. the
eecha'd Brandy made from the Ingredients ~ the Ancfi-
can gap.
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Eight Carries dc yfsitc for 81. Equal "a
TIE best made.
BALCns siS Grecnv IN street. corner of Barclay
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La dies Desiring Beautifui Complex
ion.LA1RDS Bloom Youth has equal for prcaerv
aud beauniys The complexion and skin Sold BY all drus
gisis IND at 49, Broadway
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n H.ATEICAL MANAGERS WIa.IISG TO NEGOTIATE
X VISA WA please address aNAuoiis ~ agent r..
Ednan, Academy Of Mug.c. NiDoa en ANA Al seventh
htifGt, 4,cw York. ANSLgTf GAbETTl
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NNtfptRL News.
Arr from New YorN, 4 ksarn, and ID Soulc, Liver
pool Phntagcnet, at lisyrc; Laa Rtokh, Bordeaux
sylphine, a. Newport; Coltela at kpsston Khlnan a
Gloucester: Creole at Londonderry; VIM dane EGrs
man, IN KingSroads uore Stat sinan Queens. w
City OF Matslc New Dreams, and Frank Pierce nj / erf
pool; goth, Rpsanna, and Brandywnc rt Queenstown Eli
zabcth, Geo Arkwrigh sud Cuvsor, nj Livcrpooi 18th
Stcda at Bremen; 3D;h Lubrian, London
Arr from baltimore Hamilton cray, at Lyerpool jlh
Industrle Mt Brcrnen.
Sid for New York 3Oth, Union, nj Deal
The schr Chesapeake sunk by ship scrcam.r-no date
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pRoPOsALs FoR REvENUE STAMPS
TRASHY DEPARTMENT,

0nes 81 Isi.,sa! ktvs.ns. yfIy 8: 1879
the sh 81 q ssTs Or
Stamps under the recent aot Of Cons ress mposinr
siddsrs viii state the prce PER thousand stamps,
deliverable In packages OF, troussnd each at the
Treasury Deeartment in Washington
Deliverable to the agent Of the Department 1t the
Also. the prloe Per thousand, delivered In larger
ssoksEes, =. saired. either 1t the Department,
or Ilaoe Of manufsotsIe.
quantities as may be daily ordered for the use Of
ooiIectOrs and others, less than tvo hendred
binds . board boxes. with muslin ,oS osnsr e. asy
strong covers. or lined ENVELOPES according 20 the
required b. the Department, stating the difference
any, between the cost OF de livery 20 On agent st
All such pa?Eages tsfore mailing 20 be re ex-
sm'ned, and the stamps reoounted BY an agent Of
Bldcs rs will also We the additional cost for d.
reotlng PACKAGES Tor the mails an Preparleg blank
lartment, either at the Department or manufao-
tory.
perfectly rummed, and perfSrstOd in sach ms6Isf
mai eaon separate stamp can be readily detached
On and after Wednesday, the s1tb of July lust,
designs for the proposed Stamps may be teen st the
oftioe OF the Commissioner Of internal Revenue.
of the style Of engraving and the quality Of paper
TO be furnished. which viii be submitted 70 board
and the socssted BIDDER, bsfors the sIsI eonssm
nation Of . oontrscr, viii be reqHired 70 furnish
proof mpressions of the engravincs of the several
denoH nations OF stamps.
Specimens OF board and tin boxes and lined en-
velopes must also be submitted with each bid. IL
10 necessary to protect the boxes By muslin. or
other covers. in the most efectusl manner, against
vet and a0rAsion The contract viii REQUIRE all
dies and Iates to be prepared and kept in repair,
and that nsw dies and plates shall be made, either
for the present denomination Of stamps or otberr,
without charge st the pleasure of the department.
And sl such DIES and pste. are to be the property
Of the United STATES for the service Of the Treas
uIy Department.
no biss Will be considered except from parties
who have been actually engag cd the business of
copper Plate or steel eng avtng ana printing, ana
Who are thus engaged at the tune Of bidding, and
provided WI all the neoesaAfy fso.itles 90 exc
oute the work promptly, and give the resuiflte
proteetion to tbs stamps, dies and plates In their
nossesGon.
Parties not Known to the Department viii fur
nish proof % TO these points.
In az ardlng the contract, the Commissioner Of
Internal Revenue reserves the night of deciding
yhich bid, IN it, prSctoAl results, may be most %
the tntereit of the Department, having references
20 the style of the worf. security, made packing,
30.
Iropo..ls should Be carefully sealed. and nsrtsd
10 the CommssionsE q IptspN Revenue
~ 2c-tAuk6 Comml01r Of Internal Hevouua.
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DIED.

ON the morning Of the soth instant, q 20 minute.
Thomss +. and Sarah A. Pendsl, aged years and
ss :i:::s Is 81 s,s
ss -: .ns. Ma Nancy 6hkR e;i On
H.f r:isavs, sns a. friends 81. inyi.ed to attend
her iaaer.l, y,saeas f.Ithsr notice, from q. JONAS
S On .ssy hss ne s. alto 0O00T
and Y 70 ss:ass. Gs6asE
nd nan siI g q q, a &. u,
re s i1,i.sS :. s.,1 q. inner. @ morrow. tss
On the 9Th Instant, OF tyyhus ever, At ths resi-
JSsss &
liam. y.. tue InIrd son Of Mr. 2 Williams, an e.
e r. az Ss y SET1E .sa .1.
4: !: K. Il: q NJ as.
a %osssr, No. tle sixth street, this stornoon. q
On the nth Instant, at the residence of his pa
2. only son Of John d. and Anna Robson.
ySHN ~, shs ssh ,ns:s.t q :: oic Sct p
Ts' ssa tssd ed tas sss n S. z. in
ss g s''S;ss; 9
Oh IrScWsdsy' tasaosa instant, DE. WILLIAM w.
:, 8: ;.! n Z: tsay ..s ,pr..a . ....ea
.fs.s SSs.s e ss III, -! !' 90 ~
Jai, soth, JOHN u. aYDE, IN the ilrh rear Of
IL ies g yin az. ,l.s. :. u. ...ld.,s. ofnl.
m y. q .a A'f ia! Il sIa5
sateaa'
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THEYLoSE THEIR HORSES, EIGHT MEN
KILLED, AND As TAKEN PRISONERS.

PARIS, KY, July 3O.-Yesterday, party OF 200
gueriIlss from Boone county, under Gen Bullin'
demanded the surrender Of Mount Sterling, Ky.
On being refused they attacked the place, but
were repulsed by the home guard.
During the retreat, the guetiliss were met by
party under Nsjor Bscht, OF the sth Kentucky,
who drove them back towards the town, where
thew were again attacked by the Home Guard.
The result was Confederate stampede. The
gue!r!llas losing all their horses, men killed.,
and 45 prisoners. The number Of wounded -
not known.
Our loss was three wounded.
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ARRIVAL FROM EUROPE.
THE MEDIATION PROJECT IN PARLIA.
MENT wITHDRawN.
COTTON ADVANCED.

SANDY Hook, July 90 The steamship Aus
TRAN, from Liverpool on the 18th, via Queens
town on he 10th, has arrived at this port
In the House Of Commons, Mr.. LindsleV's mo-
ton 10 offer mediation In American Affairs and
to recognize the Southern Confederacy, was &C.
bated for some time, both pro and eOH.
Lord PaImeston opposed the measure and ap-
pealed to the House to leave matters In the HANDS
of the Government.
The motion was finally Withdrawn.
Cotton sales for last week were So 600 bales
Advanced y d.
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jy q cow
NOTICE,

n NOTlCE.
IL PROPOSALS From Dealers and Millera Ara
invited till the 18th day of August. 1852 for furnish
ing Flour 10 the Subsistence DEPARTMENT. OF the
Same kind which has been received by the United
Government. and Known as No Extfa
Samples Of this Flour can be seen ri the Capitol
Baker, in this city.
II 10 desired to make contract for9e 900 barrels,
should however, any person desire 10 furnish less
susltity hs viii state the precise number Of bar.
The contractor will be rec uirsd to furpi.h NJ tina
ne Of about 100 barrels daily, until tho cOnsoss
Ne Flour viii b received which does not come
MP 70 the ctapaerd et the 6ovsrnmenf inFpecffon.
msde jgst before the lurohsse.
The Flour 70 be delivered O. the Railroad Depos
X WsshinstH4n, OF any Of the Warehouses N
Tie Flour . b put sp IN nav barrels. 80
6overnmsns rsssrves the hight 70 reject any bid
10 Sd. x 81, b e rscsiysd from eons.ssoE. Who
Edssr. must b present in person 10 respond to
go s'l; az mp.. ssso9.sn, bid
sid. e Be directed g .coI:. A. BEoKwITiK,
and sRaorssA "PE0Psssn 10 Fiosr9 GW
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SECOND EDITION
THRER O'CLOCK r. n.
CANARO.

Some person calling himself the Rev. c. X.
Clsrk, Of Texas, seems 10 have sprung big
thing on the Bostonisns at the war meeting on
Thursday on the Common. The Rev. speaker
told marvellous story Of the state Of Union sen
ument In Texas, (Which we wish we could be-
heve,l and as clincher gave the Affecting par
ticulars Of the death Of Sam Houston, wrapped
in the folds Of the Star SPsngled Banner, all Of
which the Rev. @. II. G. was an eyewitness 10,
he being 1.-the sOn-in.lsw Of Gen. Houston"
IL Is only necessary 70 say that sam Houston has
no son-in-law; that bis oldest child /, boy sew
enteen wears Of age, (now in the Confederate
service,) and that the Rev. Clarks statement
generally have the impress Of being big sell.
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CHEvloNs. oHBvRoNe!!

jors. Drum sors, LIB, ~
Sersssfts snd Sorporals on hand and made % or:
ossssS sss assas 1 aa afss snf f cssS
kisvorfss La1terns, 10. Ae., 20 Be bad e the
ists s6d a.. ~ 81. pstst, Nc; 20 street. between
~ B'-Fisfs made % order and Bsntins for
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aARRIED

On the 18th instant, BY the Rev. Mr.. Boyle, Mr.
sEE9 sf AthtkEPH is Of u FSssSss 70 q
s s.s on IF =: 9TH 6;.sn the Rev. Mr. Filling
On the 18th insta.t BY IN; Rev. Mr., Hoover
6UTHkIDGE, OF this city.
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WV WORK STOCK MARKET.

NEn YoSK, July sop m-After hnt board
Cold, II5Y; demand notes, 1857; 80 Treasury
notes, IU2}.; coupons, Of ISL S9Hi cerancsses
Indebtedness, 9eH. AM second ooafo-Voio'
ia a; demand notes, 1861.
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ScuRvI AND ScRoPuLous ERurTIoNs will soon
cover the bodies Of those brave men who are
fighting their country's battles. Night air, bad
food, and drcnching rains will make sad havoc
with the strongest, therefore let every man sup
ply himseif with Holloway's Ointment, Il 10 q
certain cure for every kind Of skin disease. Only
IS cents per Pot. 2l5.
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EXCURSIONS, PIC MOS, &c.

E,.y, hSttSr n.rrHEw,s
SCHOOLS,
At ANALOSTAN ISLAND,
MONDAY. August T.
Boats viii convey visitors 20 the lslsnd lree Oh
Sh.Ile, from Wss.eIP 8. wharf ~
6eorrctov during the day, com
menoirE at o'clock q. m. Tickets to the grounds
~ cents; c9Ildrsn half price. MufIc and refresh
msuts IN abundance
The objeot OF mis- pic mo beng 20 raise funds 70
rasnent footing, 10 hoped that the members OF the
Psrlsh and the public In general will concur 70
render 10 successful
flckets may be had of the following committee:
Geo HaryeS, Daniel Myers,
VIM, r Drury, ESQ. 9. Kidvell,
a TumaIty Jas. Chapman,
John Chapman, Jos keeier,
hsrlel LinkIns, WE, NJ Havey.
p JORDAN Michael FIt1geTsld,
VIM 4 Frif1eli, John Green,
Water DTurf, O. l. Queen,
VIM, A Eeunedy. Thos Williams,
Thomas rasse.l Joseph Hastings,
tnhn Stake, JchI Moo uIilsn,
~ 2s-tAuGI IRspubliesnJ
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HOSIERY! HOsIERYu!

STOCK full and complete In oil kinds Cotton and
Thread Hose for lanes, gentlemen, and ehidrR,
al OF which We offer At lowest pnoes, BY the doSn
or In smaller qualities.
SOCKS FOR SOLDIERS.
We have just received 30 dsEsn sHlendid extra
heavy Enlhsh Cotton Socks, for sodiers, and
will sell them cheap.
JOSEPH J. MAY,
u - 0u sos Pa. ev.. bet eth and 10th sts.
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The LATEST By TBLEGRAPH.
STARTLING NEWS FROM THE SOUTH
Large Numbers Of the Rebel Troops
Crossing James River.
Runner that they are Evaeuating
Richmond.

Little wAsHIFsroN, Va, July GA report
has been received here, coming through contrs-
band channels, to the effect that large bodies Of
rebel troops are crossing the James river, bound
southwark.
The contrabsnds say that they arc evscusting
Richmond.
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LOCAL NEWS
Asvsrxrrfs vo-rHHf.

C.xrrssuRr HALL --One OF the best com.
rsniss ever occupying the Canterbury boards,
now entertain the LdbitHss Of Perclval's cool re-
treat. They appear nightly IN entife new bills
rg Entertaining and amusing performances. Miss
ssIIle DuvalI wss sdded night or two ago 70
tbe already rns list Of stars Jim Budwofth,
who Is said 10 be one Of the best Ethiopian per-
tnruners on the stage, appears nightly. w. b.
Harrison will tonight sing one Of his most
smu.ing songs and manufacture machine poetry.
CjzovER's THEAIER Is nightly crowded with
rIe.sed audiences, who resort thither 20 witness
the hne performances Of Hoolsy's celebrated
Ircure. Every performer appears Co. night In his
very best effort, and In an entire change Of pro-
CANINE. Vocal and instrumental music 10 e.
Ccuted with artistic skin, and every performance
elioits applause. II you would enjoy q hearty
lsuSh, 60 by all means 10 Hocley's entertain
rnsnta.
AroLLo CoNCERr FALCON II nightly enliyened
Nv the Ethiopian eccentr1cities Of Billy worfeII
Trey's bar Is supplied with first class refresh.
merits.
ACADEMY OF MUsic-Free concerts daily al
=. m. Good liquid and solid refreshments to be
ESd.
PrEDE's VAR1IIEs.-Vistors TO Purdy,s are
entertained with song and dance while they par
tAse Of superior Refreshments. elgnor Tibcrini
rtcsides at the pisuo.
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Dr. HE VETES StS2K; suRssou

mr. DoRsEY's HoTEL, Seventh st.,
viz:
DIstemler. Hesvee, Quincy, Lung Fever, Iniiu
Spawn. spllnt; Curb, Gail. Of al i,nd. Sra M,
Founders, Col'I. Head StsgIsrs. Parti ! Blind :
Worms Cholio Of an deseTi Itlons, Botts, Polipus,
Elstuls 60. Or. Henry Clok has bis diploms from
Veterinary students, a. Bertha. Several years
veterinary surgeon in the arInee Sr. Naiestst
6lEsI, N Prussia. Cures warranted or the money
IeIunQoQ. N -
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DEATHS OF SoLpIERs.-The following have
been reported since our last:
NV Umphred, company seth Pennsylvania.
Daniel w heeler, Company /, 6eth Illinois.
David MorTisen, company A, 18th Maine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-30

MANY ENTIRELY NEW and beautiful styles Of
Jewelry are daily arriving at the Dollar Store,
435 Pennsylvania avenue, near ~ street. The
fv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-30

SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs-Befo,s Justie.
CIavk-Wm. May, assault; fined e1.5S H b.
Jones, carrying concealed weapons; fined e2l
John Coulson, drunk; fined e1 "a. Geo. Lalar,
Geo. Miller, and Joseph Kuhn, disorderly and
fast driving; ruled for hearing.
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NOT so.

The story ahoat on the street to-day 70 the effect
that Gen. Mcclellan is In town Is without foun-
dalton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-30

THIRD WARD POLICE CAsKs.-Wn. II Wilson
drunk; fined 81. F. Kearsler and Chas. Lusby
stealing; dismissed-by Justice Thompson. The
odore Dutton, profanity; fned el5s. Margare
Parks, drunk and pfofane; do. 81 7U-bY tussic,
CLAYTON,
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GENERAL WOOL.
This veteran ofacer arrived In town TO-DAY
from Baltimore.