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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-05-21
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81. 4l6 Sprute Sru6s, Ybit0nslrbia,
1prit 27. 1860 mol
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-05-21
VDrt%MDnatS.

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pUdstta4trt Icsbn srbaItsn Hne on bsrabgslsb.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-05-21

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@iro wSbsuni6 sefdr6t; uno wsr stpas ,u far.
ben bot 1T stn9daeen Die Qritd jubrusen nab Der
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-05-21

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II. ~.
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Mtntouncr McuCnmanufa fattur, unp fir quite 1rtel
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-05-21
3. ll1. Sinner & Co.'s G5a,etten

wsneCn. wtlfes cine ibEns ilIutrirts, Dem @secn:
ltanO 9anBIib 9smiomss 5siuns if. DisfsI6s rpiro
gratis peraticlst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-26

, The citizens Of Richmond still retain their
character AZ generous, kind hearted and refined
people. The private schools for the children Of
the wealther classes were kept open as usual last
winter. Two or three did not close till recently,
when tie usual summer vacation commenced
Provisions continue high. Sometimes there
has been no salt in the market. II has frequent
ly been 76 cents per quart, but now sells at ffty
cents quart. .--zr :
They are manufacturing salt at Wilmington,
n. C., which II good for table use, but Is with
out preserving qualities. Large quantities of
beer packed in II were spoiled. Hams sell at IS
cent? per pound; small quarters Of lamb at s3 or
"a each; eggs at 81 per dozen; coffee at 81 SO per
pound, and poor Of quality at that butter, 81 and
upward pound. He had seen man pay S5 for
quarter Of pound OF tea, required for sick
wife. Board In the best hotels was IS per day,
and In private families $50 to SOS per week.
Boots Were $40 to s25 per pair, shoemakers OBJ
tanning "a or IS day for labor.
IL may be Interesting TO parties having conf
dence In " contrabands" to learn that the gentle
man has very good reasons for believing that the
statements made by JEFF. Davis coachman, and
published in the papers some weeks since, were
He thinks the South will SIGHT Just as long
az II can keep an organized army, but don't be.
lleve they will pfolong the contest If at any time
their armies should be captured or dispersed, and
nothing Left to rely upon but guerillas. There
are In Richmond many friends Of the old Union,
but they keep quiet; and II the city should be
captured by our forces they would not express
their sympathies till assured that II would never
be rG.aken.
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War Meeting at Pltt,bv,,.

PTTrsBURs. July A.-The war meeting held
mere to-day was most remark rkable demOnst,a-
tien. Our city presented quite q gala-day ap-
pearance, business being entirely Suspended, and
mays and banners foated In every direction.
AT one O'Clock p m, Pitsburg emptied II,
population into the North Common, Allegheny,
where several stands were erected for speakers
Hon Judge wilkins presided over the vast az
.emblage, assisted by innumerable vice presi.
dents and several secre' Speeches were de.
z Shannon, Hon. John Covode, Ex-Governor
Johnston and others from the English stand, and
Messrs Leibenick, Felix and others fr om the
German stand
complimentary of the general and State admins.
tratlon, calling on the citizens Of every couaty
In the commonwealth to come forward at once
and sustain the Union, recommending bounty
OF $50 to each volunteer, and appointing a com.
mittee to solicit subscriptions for such purpose.
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From Fortress Monroe.
[Correspondence Associated Pre-,

ICorrespondence Associated Press
FoRTREss MONROE, July "a The steamsbir
Daniel Webster, Captain Blethen, from New
York, reached Fortress Monroe last evening or
her way to Harrison's Landing with a supply OF
vegetables for the army, which they have beer
suffering for for q long time :, :"
The nag OF truce boat Canenicas went up lanes
rlver yesterday morning and returned early this
morning to Fortress Monroe, where she only re.
mained ten minutes, and steamed OF In ihe d.
rection Of York rfver. : -
The steamers Spaulding and Knickerbocker ar.
rived at Fortress M onroe last evening Svits =,
hundred Union prisoners from Richmond. The
latter goes to Philadelphia, and the former 10
New YORK, this evening.
have been laying up the james river Yos Tnre .o%e
time near James Island, have within a within a
rev days, dropped down the river and anchored
In the roads, just above Fortress Monroe. y
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BACHELORS HAIR DIE
TAs bsst ia fks WovId

william A. Bachelors celebrated Hair Dys
produces color not to be distinguish from ma.
tufe-warranted not TO inure the Hair in theleast;
remedies the Ill effects Of bad dyes, and invigor.
ases the Hair for life. Grey, Red or Rssfy Has,
instantly turns splendid Black or Brown, leav.
Druggists, &c.
IL The Genuine is signed wnLIlMA A. BArcr.
HLoR, o. fAs Jesr sides Of sasG Sox.
Factory, No. 81 Barclay So, Nsv York,
mT-1y Late 233 Broadway and l6 Bond ST.,
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.

FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
Death Of Capt. Riddle, Of Ger. MeCIsllan's
stah-The Health Of the Army Rapidly
ImprsvinE. 80 ay,o-la. - So :
HIAreuARrERs ARMY or TEE PoroNAc, July
A-The rebel officers who met the last dag OF
truce stated that Capt Riddle, Of Gen McCiel-
lan's SAT-. was not killed In the late battles, but
died at Richmond on SUNDAY last =
The health Of our troops 10 rapidly improving
Col. Clark, commissary Of the army has deci-
ded on furnishing the troops with vegeta es fre esh
from the northern markets. The FIRST supply will
come this week.
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War Meeting at Cbamber,bure

CHANBERsBuRs, Pa. July 24-An immense
war meeting was held here last night The Hon
J. Mil presided. Resolutions were adopted
calling upon the people Of the county for men and
monev. Committees were ap pointed to carry out
the ooject of the meeting Subscriptions were
opened to provide a sum sumo cient to pay bounty
OF $50 dollars TO each volunteer. Eight thousand
dollars were at once subscribed, ana the amount
will be increased In few days to 5000 One
company bas been raised and Is ready to leave.
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" A = e X NOT ICE.

WLIn REGIsTRAR's OFFIcK, j July IL, lse2
Line Law OF the Corporation regulating the use
oIsmeet washers, 90, &C., Ia as follow:
The use OF pavement or street washers or hand
hose shall be restricted to the time betv cen
ano seven O'CLOCK a. m: and sun set and one hour
thereAfter, and then for no longer period than
h1teen minutes; and any person or persons who
pavement or street washer, or hand hose, IN yiols
tion OF this aot shall be liable to fne of not less
than or more than 1--WE dollars" &C., 60 , 60.
The Law also provides that 'the hose shall not be
uaed lu the avenues or streets 10 wash of CAR
riAEes, omDlbuses, other vehicles or for vater-
Ing or washing horses. Caps upon the said psye
ment or street washers must when the vashe sra are
NOT IA see, oe kept securely screwed down"
extravassnt waste Of water, to oill the speos at
tenuon u the police 70 the above laws, which here
This notice is intended a. . caution to all whom
IL concerns, especially 20 keepers of pu blo stables
jy 12-eo6t Wstsr 8s.i.,.,
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ROOFING-ROOFING

ROOFIN6-ROOFIN6!
= HE Ondersgned, having purchased the Felt
ana Composition Gravel Roofing BUSINESS here
tofore conducted BY Messrs. }. z. Walker &c Son,
respectfully offers his services and soicfts the
genera ly. f
Having had large eI perienee IN the manufacture
aId preparation Of Roofing Materials, he will be
able TO execute all bus.ness entrusted 10 him wi tn
ttness, and warranted 20 give satlsfso otion,
viii be kept atthe BaokinE House of w. T. smith
son, aol0fnl ig tnorthD the Bank of Wsshinfton
And 1T my resid nce, 2d street xsst let door beo
Pa. avorue Iiy l7-eO7vsl II. q. WILSON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-26
War Meeting ut St Louis.

ST. Louis, July A-The Union Merchants
Exchange, at an enthusiastic meeting held to-day
9nanimousiy adopted stirring and patriotic ad
dress to the people Of Missouri. Unfaltering and
unconditional fidelity 10 the Union was the septi
ment. A liberal aid to the volunteer fund wa
pledged, and several thousand dollars immsdi
ately contributed to Col. Clinton B. Fisk, secre
tary Of the exchange, to aid him in putting ,
regiment In the field forthwith.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-26

IL The people Of Jamaica are in a wretched
state from the want OF food, the failure of trade
havlng led TO this privation. All kinds of do
nestle produce sold at exorbitant prices till
at length the poorer classes are resortnp to plum
der for the means Of livelihood. The fields are
ali devastated OF their products, even though
uRripe, and many Of the people are now ,ubsist-
Ing on the young bamboo and spontaneous fruits
of the soil.
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San Franciscs Markets

SAN FRANcIsco, July 23.-Trade is generally
fat. Drills ls cents; domestic goods scarce and
hrmi tobacco 81 per pound; hides IL cents per
pound; wool scarce and Arm butter 25 cent s;
a cents per gallon; domestic spirits A cents Der
gallon wheat OIL SO per bushef. 80.
The new crop OF wheat Is abundant The
heavy discount on exchange discourages ex ports
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jackson Preparing to Assume the off.n.iv

LITTLE WASHINGTON, Rappahannock county,
Va, July % The report recently telegraphed
from Warrenton that Jackson was at or near Cor.
donsville, 10 confirmed from ther sources which
state that he is at Louisa county Court House with
"a 600 men, and that Gen Ewell with a corps OF
Jackson's command, Is at Gordonsville making
total force of 80, 900. His present intention is
said to be to assume the offensive and break our
lines, and II successful to demonstrate upon
Washington for the purpose OF drawing OF our
forces from Richmond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-26

lnsTAnrANEous CURE Of Corns. Bunions, Cal
OF the feet. NJ. Pedrait, from Paris. SURGEON
Chiropodist, 10 enabled by peculiar process. 20
eradicate the most painful excrescences In = few
minutes, without the least pain or the slightest
Inconvenience % the patient Consulting hours
from nine q. m. to ave p. m, at his ofice, Clar
endon Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue, corner Sixth
street. Best reference given In this city.
jy 5-W1wH
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Great War Meeting at Osweso

OswEso, July 25.-A tremendous war meeting
was held here last night, and number of re.
cruits We're enlisted on the spot The ex-Spea ke,
OF the Assembly, Hon. MIR. Littlejohn, accepted
the command Of the Sd Oswego Regiment. The
board OF supervisors have added $50 TO each re-
cruit, In addition to the nationa and State boun
ties
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Arrest Of an ecu, s. Marshal

BURLINGTON, VT July "a - General Lewi
Partridge, Of Norwich, Vt, was arrested few
days since by U. y. Marshal Baldwin, on tn,
charge Of treason, and taken to Windsor, wher,
the U. 8. Circuit Court ats next week His tria
is expected to take place during the coming ses
sion. The evidence against him Is said 70 b,
very strong. General Partridge was U 8. mar
shal for this State under Buchanan's administra
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Liberal.

BUFFALO, July 3i-At primary meeting of
the Board Of Trade $3.50 was subscribed for war
purposes by those present. When all the mem.
oers can be seen at least $40 900 will be raised
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. THE LATEST FROM MEMPHIS.
Later from Vicksburg-The Bonn bardment
still Going en-Cem. Farrasut Silences
the Rebel Batteries whilst Passing the
City.

the Rebel Batteries whilst Passing the
City.
MEMPHIS, July 22.-Major General Sherman as
sumed command OF this CITY on the 26th ipst -,
and will enforce all orders issued by his prede-
ces-ors. Four hu red persons took the oath of
allegiance yesterd y and one hundred and thirty
three received passes TO go South. MANY expected
that Upon Gen Shernan's arrival the order reauir-
ing tnem TO take the oath or leave would be
mod fed, and have delayed taking action until
to-day, consequently the provost Marshalls offce
has been thronged by applicants to solici
passes 10 60 South and those desiring to take the
oath -
Vicksburg advices to Sunday night, the goth,
have res he'd here. Our mortars have been she'll
Ing the rebel batteries for several hours with no
reply.
Com. Far.-gTt's Geet silenced all their guns
while running down last night
The canal is completed, but the water will not
be let In ill the rive. rises.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-26

TORONTO, July 2i-The west wing OF the Par.
Lament Buildings, recently occupied by British
ohcers stationed here, was entirely destroyed by
nre this noon -
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A CARD 10 TIE LADIEs
DIX. DUPONCOS
GOLDEN PILLS FOR FEMALES

~
iOeHt6lt a. eo'ratiHs. rsgs!sfiHs ssS ,suo,t,,
a" 0S,tyss.ioss from lssaisvsf eass., al
a'"ays szeesSUE! as q prse ssIirs
. tne aboEe Pills have now been lu u.e for ma,
thirty yesrs, and case where Tie SiTso,SSe. 49,.
sasye asye seen correctly followed. have these 80
siisd 70 give mosl decided saustsotson. ke.d ~
tol OWING certificate nom one of the fT,t sSls. ~
Utica, a. Who called utOn my agents m fSSt A.
Of DID nSs S.S SO ~. sps 1Sd them .a,t
pg ollc, oqt II any one should doubt the %
as ssn as plsaSsrt 70 relsts ksr isoSIsS.s qS.ss
Il year. S Od sss 70 Va q,
sumptlon-had taken cold-natuss becan.S u
esrsd ksr and sSe ls no. % IN rOSu.s bss ~. s.,.,s.s
snG stronger proof might be riven. fhe,e siiis
rTics sI &c Setaln cure Tor LseorsaA, (or vhftssl
Sod &Sslss.Is and Retail IN w.,b,,,,o, J,
ReisiI 6T &. BoswtEI.L BoswtE ss% ao9Iss Fem n .vsnss
"a; avenue; 5: D. WAITE, corner 7Ih sireet sld
the sboye agents TO the Nashinston fosf ofses-
eoafdsItsy By ms soid ..o sss Oy Il 'se SoSnv
sndr. & isTRtSsI%SyN9 sRtS%N9kP PBBEh BE1TastE sstEyENs, Als5
HALL 3 RTtkEsG, SIS iss STssnt tssnsSrs, 81 S,y yo,s
"a. Al. b; Look for colnterfeiss. Buy no sOldsp
hllls OF any KIND IN ess every boz 10 E.nsd - D.
the,.sore y sTe base IMPOSITION ana ynsAie;
pothlnE Of beng humbugfed oct OF ,ouT mcneil
Govs On s1ery boI ono SsS saGs sss o. y D
IN oI me Pills beng couIteeited yhe
t.knooisAs oomposInf the above Pulls are made
.nosl 70 every Agent, and they vii te.l you toy
efe ssie tno vi perform eil CLAIMED for them.
a.. .. u. HOWE, Sole PToPresr,s-
ERANCIs' HISTORY or FHE RANK or
.knglsna, from los4 20 Ist4 vIuh NStss and
Aodluone-By smIth fomALk; "a :
SlloarI'e Lorio OF BsnEinE; Lo. .dons St25
IA LeHLos's hisseLg ol Bsnkinfi DohdOEs san.
RTlios's Funa,@14 @ @s;stsm' se sils r-5-s-ls. .-ss
Erapels Ouo9 o9Ieles Of the stock Erehanrs ,BL,E
Bankfnf; IS. - N-'e e1os- sAo
Nc ullOohf Essays on Erchsnrs, Interest, ao.,
Iseob on on Preeous Metals, 2 vol london ssso.
D "-'' 1'a ~ A'.i. ffhNtR q hNtRtffz tffzSstIH5k. SsIH5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-26
6oop NKWs ron ALL

7hls is to certify that have been stone Bin bii.d
for upwards Of two years. The beat doctors IN
Washington failed 20 cure me q
DR.; Tnmhlsty has perforned the miracle. Per.
ne. ....--J y = SEvA BAILEY,
isal-1 Atalu. Dsrseuf's, s7s sast., bet. p and e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-26
DRAKH's PLANTATION B1rrERs.
q II nQE0

IL inyigorates, strengthens and puriaes the sys-
tem, ha perfect appetizer, and the most agree
able and enec tual Tonic In the world. IL is com
posed Of the celebrated Caiiaya Bark, Roots,
nefos and pure 81, Croix Rum; particularly
w. WSspva aeLcafe females cure. Dyspepsia and
Of seasons. -e~
Sold BY an erocers, Druggists, Hotels ana So
ioons; r. 81. DRAKB q Co., >
~ eoSms 202 Broadway, New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-26

~ ING, BooTs. sHoEs, HATS and CAPS,
corner 20th street and Pa aV.
~ l-tm J. II. SMITH A CO. ClothIers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-26

ls genstsxtly rseeixini, aSd iss slv.y. on han.
WATCH KS thai are manufsotured In EnSe q
Ands Sxltserand and America, both In cod
Mae JEWELRY 9f the most dssiaSls ,t,ts. s'cSr S o.
Ss,, Sn Uaam0nes, a Emsralds, Rubies and All othsf
sysI' Taas e s1S: sss
Hascs d ssis.o5ss ret aIS srd ss.he., PeyIs nIsss
eles, and great variety OF other t6inss SsgsM
xsss . IN SyeEer{ Store, and ali at the very ovesi
snssi. es NO. sss Pa svsnas, bssVssa sta And ieti
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FunsIaI Of exp

Funeral Of ex.President Van Buren,.
NEW York, July 25.-The funeral of ex. Presi
dent Van Buren, will take place on Monday from
from Old Church, Kinderhook. =
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~ sCHNEIDER,s zoe -
Os IMPRovKp PATrNr
WATER CLOSET OR CLOSE STOOLS.

-. Rospifals, Hotels asd Pyicafs Hh.,;l,.,s y
There ctools Are made Wholly OF meta. A.. .sr-
teotlJ ree from neil. cannot set out of ~
use, 1hey hsve been adopt. In ii! The b. Il A. ~
ei,sls. 60 They MAJ bs had IN any Suastity al me
tugton, D. e. = -+-l~ NiSi- - IN n 80
H0QP SKIRTS. bsst gtylss And Saalines.
~ NeW sapehn etensd t2.9ay
maze SWSii u 5" Z Md H. ~
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GAEAT ATTRACTIONS. /.
EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS.

For the convenience Of nv First Ward and
Georgetown customers, | have opened Q branch
store on the corner OF Goth street and Pa avenue,
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS and SHOES kt the lowest
Prloe In town. J. II. SMITH CO.,
Clothlerl, corner Goth Ct and Pa ay
and No, $50 Tth rtrast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-26

CLOTHIN8, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS and
" SHpkS corner iOth street and Pc. avenue,
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HAPPINESS Or MTsERY.-TH.r Is THr
AS tABINETn OF os0SSlssSTI %SSDE9sss.s' q .s' TfHsI
~, ~ IS MEDICINE" have de ermin.d -reSard-
"a % VI Sense-to lssue, free tfor ths benefit Of
SIC sung Lectures on Marriage and its Dis
Sisa ISSi., nerNons Debllity. Prema urs De-
norsnos oi ny sloloEy anG Natures Law. These
- tiuthcuao.e ieolures Rave been the mesrr 81 Gu
lkhteblnf eno snNinE taonHanda. Ard viii he fo--
vtldeo Tree on the reoelpI OF four st.mps, by al
dr' Q inc Secretary Pdyisias Cdbinsf ~ I.
asd Medtetas sos 3rosnwsy New yo~f S,IS ~
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FOR CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS
and sHOEc, ~ the lowest price, oorner roth
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NOW IS YOUR. TINE To BUY CLOTH
corner goth street and Pa av
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N v E 8 T M z N rs.
SEVEN AND THREE TENrHs UNITED
STATES NOTES,
UNITED STATES BONDS-DUE 1881,
ONE YEAR CERTIFICATES OF INDRBT-
--s-l b.. EDNESS, rr-...rr I'd
QUAR7ERMAsTER's VOUCHERS,
DEMAND NOTES, tOLD IssUEJ
Act fAugust 10. 1851.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN GOLD,
UNCURRENT BANK NOTES,
STOCKS AND BONDS ON COMMISSION,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
RIrTENHoUSF, FAINT CO.,
jy ls-lm Bankers, 352 Penn avenue.
| N " E 8 T M z N Il 8


OFFlcE U' q @..sIsrEas' rEs.TgNTIthY 5! a. II, o. s
until Aasr.s sS. iss: q y ooIocf NJ Tor HaS. farE
coming year, 4 the United ssssss fsnissnil.Ty,
1900 lbs ofthe best sa.iitI ofosk tanned, sl.urh
ter Sole Leather. weight from Is to Il ibi.
1850 feet of ost-.aun.d Wax Leather, from
Slaughter hides, vel finished. Five sides OF
o .o0 :, this sGalty win be required Tor q sample.
,ist viii WORK it.sif sP snd max make 'sS sood
5000 No. Saffbbsy bs.. ObG BGoo% G6OGma; Handles. -
SEQ Ibs. Tin Wire, best quality.
800 lbs. Broom Tvine, best quality, assortet
The above quantity to be dslivsrsd monthly.
y.,d. of striped tiofh tt,S stripe, to BE- of,b,
"id'' cotton "aTR i.O sOd WOODEN fllinf.
q sossas s@:a same si1ss. * a.Ts
The above cloth to 10 hs,rr ssryiceable article
Also
- bushel Potatoes
S 6ushel smslt whit Scans
500 lbs. shoulders
S g D.. D.. cS4iss sSfss
Is gallons Vinegar
SO gallons MOlas:es
IS lbs Pepper.
each oIth.
Also
80 lbs OF fresh Beef, without bone, per day, for
four days in esch week
lSo Ios OF o0rned Beef, without bone, one day in
Also
loo tons white ash egg Coal, to be delivered in
the month of September.
samples OF MolasBos must not be less than
gallsn, IN o glass lar.
Rice. Soap. Coffee, and Sugar must be 8 lbs.
All the above articles will vary in quantity, a.
the consumption OF the Pententlary msy re q uire
All 0ills Will be paid in o to 80 days from the
ame OF the delivery Of the roods, if furnished 40
G@o.aihs @ 10 aEieeIInent; NJ nos, Gil moneys which
PrcR4sss will be addressed to III. j. Klps, War
sails" = y -. "a EJNGpo
IL q tAuE< .-.. warden.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-26

RARS BRo:'sSRAND CLoIHINs DEPOT
Shs,s en- men 81 Q buy their ossst. of shnsl
q thar any other smsr s:tsSlsSmsns ia us esty.
Ss9oeaS Sur gaiments cannot Be surpassed, IN
pest o. Isro1ant taior1 work. And thifdly, Ne sre
~. ssai!x sss y rseom1snllng ouf Geods q vkas
We reslseefqlH soliosS eifissns. ssrapsers and
sissothfSsc sseldIsr. 90 GONE - BAR 8RO's
srtiels OF Clothing they need, sS sms'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-26

DIX. TUMBLETY'S PIMPLE BANISHER
Is WARRANTED to cure Scrofula, Erysipeas, Ring
worm, Soad Head, Salt Rheom, Uiosrs, Feyor
soies, rim Iiss, aud every diseake " the Chm, u
JOY TO The AFFLICTED.
n cures Nervous and DebIlltstel Sufferers, and
ieanoses Ai inc symptoms, among whioh will Ls
IndIspOsition
70 ENertlou, Loes of
rover, Loss Of Memory,
DlmcultJ Of Breathing, Gen
,srt weakness, X error Of Disease,
Weaf Neryes, Trembling, Dreadful
HoI,3r OF Death, Night sve.ts, Cold
root Wtkefnlaess, Dlmness Of Vision, Lar
guoT, universal Lassltude of the NJ usou lar System
" ton Enormous Appetite, with Dyspeptlo
SYMPHONIC, Hot hands. lushinE Of the
Body, Dryness OF the Skin, Pailid
Countenance, and ERUPTION on the
Face, Pain In the Back,
Heaylness of the Eye
lids, FTeSuentlJ
Black Spots
before
Eyes, With Temporary sufuuon and Lo,, =
sight. Want Of Attention, Great MobIlItv
kestessness, with Horror Of Sooety
These sJmptoms, if allowed TO 70 ou-vhiob.
thls medicine invariably removes-soon oloW1
Loss OF POWER, FATUIFy Ann
EPILEPTlC FITS. D
80 % don't be cs.t down. be 70 ever SO i'll,
That never mas failed, there are bupdred, a. t.1
And well. --frS