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GUERILLAs IN wEsTMoRELAND CoUN.


Editor Star: noticed in the Baltimore Amer
lean, on Thursday last, that Mr. Minot expected
to be exchanged for a Mr. Lawrence Washington,
who had been taken By General King, at or near
Frederieksburg, and who was now at his home
on parole.
suppose the Lawrence Washington spoken of
is resident OF Westmoreland county 4 will
therefore endeavor TO air the gentleman little,
as know him well. He 10 thorough and bitter
secessionst, domineering over every mGn within
his reac b, who does not Join with him am
told ne has lately, with his son Richard organ
lied band Of guetillas at Oak Grove, In his
county, who are making themselves the terror OF
the neig hborhood
few days since this band, headed ~ this
washington, made an attack o. the Crews Of
two small vessels In Mattox creek, with view
TO force them In the army. The crew OF one Of
the vessels defended themselves as well al they
could, and wounded some Of theIF assailaptS
Capt: DeatlY was wounded while defending his
vessel and could not be sent TO Richmond but
Capt Marks and the other vessel was dra5ged
Oh by this party and forced In the array. anu ms
man Washington Is parolIed ana allowed 10 90
at large, to follow up the aame game How long
Nll our Government continue TO play war; Ii Is
plain TO be seen that the rebels do not intend any
cLlld's play in this business. They must be made
70 reel the realities Of war IN good earnest before
you can make any lasting Impression on them. 4
sincerely hope that course will be adopted and
strictly carried out. wRsrMoRxIINp
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SECOND EDITION
THREE O'CLOCK p. n.
NEW YORK NATIONAL DEFENCE COM.
....s MITTEE

o. The committee Of the New York Common
Council on national defence speak In warm terms
Of the reception given 10 them by the President
and Secretary Of War. Having accomplished the
object OF their patriotic mission, they will leave
Washington on their return home this afternoon
One Of the important matters secured by them 10
the doubling Of the fee for recruits therefore four
dollars will be paid 10 those filling Up the old
regiments. A suitable person is to be appointed
to attend at each Of the rendezvous 10 pay the
sums to which recruits are entitled, aud provide
for clothing and other necessariss and benefits
which the service confers.
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PHr CuRApflITY or DRATNRss.-Thef 0IIow-
ing interesting cure Of case Of deafness where
the patient, after being under treatment some
time, began to give mp all eoPe Of ever recovering
his hearing, win fully illustrate what aural
science can do. Mr.. Bird, Of the War Depart
ment, IL a gentleman Of the utmost responsibility,
and his deafness was severe and Of long standing:
F. A. Vos Moshzfske7, OexliJt and Asrf!t 229
Pe... avsnuS.EDear Sir: IL Is with profound
feelings Of gratitude I would express to you the
satisfaction now feel ct the restoration OF my
hearing. For ysur kindness in artina reso-
luton TO persist IN undergoing aud continuing
your treatment consider myself deeply indebted,
and take great pleasure In recommending you to
all who are similary stu ated. Very respectfully,
s-... JOHN d. BIRD, War Dept.
Washington, July %, 1853. h*
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DIED.

Eugene and Melaoie Lilo pln. aged years.
her fsneral VII take place To- morrow Sunday
afternoon, at O'CLOCK from tis reid sncs of her
adapted father, No. $40 PouI II street, between @
and II streets moth. Tbs friends and ace amt
snoes Of the family respectfully Invited to at
teud her funsra'.
July 3sth, MARION MATILDA. on!y daur hter
Of George W. And Louisa M. Rurrel, aged years
and months.
Her fu 0ersl Will take place or. to ,norrov Sur
day % half past O'Clock m ffor1 the re,Idencs
Of hsr parcels. No. 100 Twenty third street, be-
tween L and Al
Jul, 18Th. MARY REBICA BASTABLE, aged
years AID 9 months, daughter OF CHARTS apd
Mary BAstsble.
1hs friends and 80 suai nssnoes OF th family are
lnvited 10 attend the fuLera, at her parents resI
O'Clock p M, July fIth.
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SEE advertisement small house wanted. 3t*

.Ftoxn the Rec. Father Egaa to Or TEulblsty.
This Is to certify that, having intensely suffered
for long time from dyspepsia, loss Of appetite,
constipation, faintfng, exhaustion, cholic, palms
In the breast, &C., my situation was painful and
distressing In the extreme. My friends induced
me to try DR.. Tumbletys herb medicines, ana
thev have cured me- C.. l.. EsAN,
Nv 1871 St. Dominick's church Washington.
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YHB LATEST BIZ TsLsGRAPa
THE NEM YnRk srnCK MARKFr

THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
NKw YORK, July 26-2S p m.-MsrEst I'm 70
settled an irregular Prices lower for all sIock.
Long Bonds, %; Notes, IC3-S advance; Debt.
9sx-S advance. STATE stocks inanimate. 90 a
for liz W % ia
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To OBTAIN hne carts de visits likenesses go TO
whftehurst's, No. 434 Pennsylvania avenue. He
Ii selling (original) carts de cisits likenesses of
dating ufshed men, embracing all the prominent
men Of this country. See his likenesses In oil and
water colors. Those desiring camp and field views
taken call and leave your orders. ~ 12-eolm*
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MIssRs. A. II. HALL & Co., have removed
their stock Of India Rubber Goods from their
branch store, 300 Pennsylvania avenue, back 10
Boston, during the summer, where they will be
pleased to receive orders by telegraph or mail for
any and all Of the various articles made from
India Rubber or 6utta Percha. Orders will be
forwarded by any express compdny's lightning
train, and arrive In In twenty four hours cheaper
to our citizens than they could be sold here.
Send on your orders and have them filled at man.
ufacturer's prices at Messrs. IL. A. Hall & Co.'S
warehouse, (where they have the largest assort-
ment Of India Rubber Goods In the world IS
Milk street, Boston, Man. may l9-M,w,s,u
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IL You STUDY your own interest, 90 to the DOL
lar Store, 438 Pennsylvania avenue, near Four
and half street, and examine the splendid stool
Of Jewelry and Silver. plated Ware, &C., &c ,
and take your shoice for one dollar. jy 1e-lw*
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MARRlKD

On ths Is.h Of JAY. by the Rev. Mr.. Monroe
JOHN RUSSELL 70 Mrs. CARRIE ID. BEAN,
Of this CITY. lPhilidephis Ledger copy.l
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GROWERS THRATRE.


THE COOLEST AND BEST VENTILATED
7HEATER IN AMERICA.
THIs "WEDNESDAY EVENING, July .,
And KVsry Evening During the Week
CROWDS TURNED AWAY NIGHTLY!
EXCITEMENT ON THE IN CREA IL T!
Tho Largest, Most Talented and Versatile
TROUPE OF ARTISTS
in the world, r.
HOOLEY,S MINSTREES,
'..- Fran NibIo's, NsN York.
r. "a. HOOLEY 8. w. II. GRIFFIN, Prcp'rs.
ANOTHER GREAT PROGRAMME!
AN ENTIRE CHANGE.
NEW SONGS. NEW ACTS. NEW DANCES,
NEW BURLESQUES.& 30. .r
EVERY THING TONIC HTl
The Stars-The Stars-The stars!
The Great Moshls 6 tia ProfsSsfoa
SEYMOUR. LEHR, GRIFFIN,
HENRY, HOWARD AND HAYES.
And the Entire Troupe, in their UnIs ue. Original
UnspprosohAble Spsoisli,ies, ever evening.
IL For particulars sec programmes.
SCALE OF PHIcEs.
Dress Circle aud Family Clrclc----,S cent1
Orohestro 80 Genus
private Boxes 80
Doors open stTHi to commence 1t ga O'Clock.
g fReDubllcdu
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" We are indebted to Prof. Bache for a cory
OF 'he excellent Map Of Rastern Virginia, just
Issued from the U. s. Co.'S. Survey once.
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Medical Inspector, U. 8 Army

Cxoss EYE-SrRABIsxus OPERArKD.-Eyes as
croofed as possible, made perfectly straight, by
DR.. Won Moschzisker's simpliAed operation.
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ARREST OF CAPT. MANSFIELD.
1t Is stated that Capt MansAeId, lately Provost
Marshsl Of Fredericksburg, 10 here under arrest.
His proceeding, will undergo investigation.
Gen King has been ordered to detail another on
Ger in his place.
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You can gain hve pounds Of healthy flesh per
month by using DR.. Tunblety's Pimple Banisher.
1t In invaluable for removing pimples, blotches,
&c +, tan, freckles, sallowneSs and all impurities
and roughness Of the skin, Isaving the same
blooming with beauty. y5-tf
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u LosisIasA Xvsss,. MAR slxrzsr.
The Cool Retreat!
The p sEmaTP SNE % GYpTptMR5 & ~
.... BY universal request.
'.-..... LAST WEEK
MONARCH t msffiNsTREL,
SAM. SRARPLEY.
The audiences during the past week were unani
nous in their praise Of this talented comsdisn. he
ns uestioIsby the most Original and entertain
his Pfois.sion with sufclent intel cot combined
with an uncesslnE fund Of genuine humor, 10 Crap
topics Of the day he viii continue bis or nib tioI
Of Keen p s.,,s and Br,hH1. Wig embodied in
own IeoaIixr STYLE. which mas rendered his name
the tax OF the CITY.
FATrIE STEWART,
Who Will op.n . new budget of Comic Songs
h'hio 4sNb SF' IRsv Msis'sd O'
The o great s.pioI.t: And author Of many Of the
fcnsd b. Ssag the % sssd MGss
Bands who thus earn living snds
reputauon through The efforts Of the
w. b. HARRISON
Will spp95T In new selection OF Comic songs,
ilIodIeinL DIS ExtsmpGransops Versi-
hoetion Singing on any sdbiest
tie audience may desire.
Lat Week OF
MISS NELLIE TAYLOR,
The Sweet Vocalist.
MISS JENNIE ALLEN,
The Fayoritc DrnseuEe.
MISS MAGsIE VERNON,
1he Pleasing Danseuse.
First Week of
MISS JULIA RICHMOND,
the BssutifUl Danseuse.
First Week of
JULIA PRICE,
Ihs Pretty Sonsstress.
4 MONSTER PRO6RAMME
Every Night This Week,
In the production Of which thoy will eolipss oil
Previous Efforts.
NEW SONGS, NEW DANCES,
NEW BANJO SOLOS, NEW ACTS,
NEW BURLEsQvES, NEW AFFERPIECES
Admission q cents; Orchestra Chairs 20 cents.
Doors open ~ 7S; performance NJ 81 o'clook.
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- u...rrarnn. d. o /, IulY a, 1892.

..tl.Ts| WAsHINefof, y. y, tu1F ~ Ioo-
/ acknowledge with great Pleasurs, she Iscsip,
w. E. SualdinQ, proprietors Of Growers Theateri
being the proceeds Of benefs for the sick and
wounded soldiers In aad near this city-ths
money 10 be expended by me, as may seem best
fer The soldiers Tor whom IL was obtained
RIcH'p H. COOLIDGE,
10 Medical Inspector, U. 8 Army.
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BOARDING.

A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOM-
a modited with pleasant Rooms and Board at
S9s sixteenth ct. References exchanged.
Also, Q Brick Stable and Carriage House for
rent .r. jy 10 2WA
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la sad aurist, treats exclusively the eye and
ear. The Numerous testimonials iron the high
est sources already publishsd,. naks AL fafths 90
statements unnecessary. Once ~ Pennsyiyants
Rveass, r4. 80 I'll 80 - lySi-os<s'
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tt HARVARD COLLEGE,
Il HE Regular Exa cinnamon for tbs Freshman
snd TIE soP.SnoTs Cas- Will take place on the
90 o,i .. m on Hond,y. HE aaadidssss vim as
semole In NO 10 University IA ! |; attendance en-
Tbs oonsinusnon OF the examination OF those
VITO oreI thspselves for the Junior and Senior
Class viii be defer cd to the end Of the vaoa hon
from being prsient at the regular e1.minsticn,
there vii Re another exam natIon for tbs Freshman
aud sophomore GLASS at The Begin log Of the Flint
s Ga asaos On both being Iessssd On
81 oandldssss offered tor tas JulsoI and Senior
Wesr. viii be coatin aen and co aeludsd. The can
dld4tss v1ll assemble on Thursday, AugHst 18TH,
in No. ne univstslty HAL, at 8 o.el ook m;
Other colleges m ast Be PROVIDED with certificates
ssts ..s sna 10 ssssa Sasar H
s mi ne sSsY ss%es IL ss.s
c.nsA1. = IL. q iss A'sas fI'&s1 sss.
"A. soawAh,zFWEiiss HyS SsAb hS5AAssNDy.
Ian kgtssrissS ,, ne P,osnstSr Of tes.s den,
S:nss q s.s.:s5'%sas 8 ss:s ne s.!.ass % hssa
- zen Esr cent e. Sncn Mes YORK vholssale
49, sss a:. :.: q q: s
loving eA2is: bsspds' q-.eg- 80 - :,
E :ss s;Ssl,lsS 80 fEs,s. :ss.Isr, 1.
/ EEs sss k ss:il... Fos ssa' - SO
sseIJ A''' fhi'if iSe%s sslSs i,s. L 'i'''
,,a..o ss s:sass l Ia &. ssyi; s IS
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Ma. EpIroa: Please correct . statement in
your paper Of q row n Analcstan Island on "a
inst, o; tue Young Catholic Fyisnds' Assosis-
tfon. Il L. altogether false, as no such roy 90
CURED Z, s. r.s--r~ ''-rA q &C
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IRON BALL,
i $40 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
EMILE DUPRE
Would respectfully inform his friends and custom
that, having just returned 10 this city from New
York, ho offers . renewed assortment OF
FINEST FAMILY GROCERIES,
...- Consisting Of
SUGARS ff fSas. B 269EfHsL sKRRe s' Etc.
Also, O fine assortment of HAVANA CIGARS,
yh oh, being purchased from prize weasel, enR-
bee cs 10 sell st very low rates.
SHE1ER'S LION LAGER BEER
In Aasf Barrels.
U All kinds Of Fancy SroeeE.ss q Ioy PRICES,
NOTICE TO yATEE TAKERs. /,
WAITE HRSIsIRAk's OPzIpI,.
.a.... .-- Ci,y Hall, July 1, 1882
All Water Takers are hereby notified that their
Water Rsnts for the year commencing With this
date are nov dne aud payable 81 this office.
The following 10 the law OF the Corporation " In
relation 70 dslinagsnt water nksLs," VIZ;
rent for thirty days after the nms y Due tgd psJ-
or Of sueh define uenoy. and The said Parveyof
b cptsirg of the water - the msla and ne shall
not Slow II 70 pc gain lsed in said define uents
ksIisirar thaf the ,vftsr fent hSs bsen paid, IS
ssiSs re ssy spse Of OUTING Cd snd restoring she
Tas lsv viii b enforced.
RANDOLPH COYLE,
uTata "a
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I Carax snur sesA wArl..-This delicious
beverage may be had In ail its purity only at
Boswell,s Drug Store, corner Of Maryland avenue
and Seventh Ct, Island. Fryit at&
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"a. r.u.,..,. ,ssr, h ss.J 4. Z =. ,.,

BreEtLsa p.es;. saa rer,.es,a sPxcTAcLEs
light steel. MILITARY YIELD GLASSEr,
Oomlass q. Opera elassss. Microscopes, Heths-
6hefmoueters, BsrOneters. and al othsf Physiosl
and SdrVsi ora Instramsnis ~ great vsFisty, "a
he 10 Wsst EksteTn BTl0ss, N q CIV
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METROPOLITAN BATH ROOMS,
Nl Two doors from the
s X FFIC6
HOT AND COLI

PLUNGE, SHOWER AND VAPOR BATHS.
O,~a Cor Public Inspection at p. m. on SAtuI-
day, ana II D. d, for Bethi ug PUP osss,
IL 262s. CHOELAR, MEGHAN & co.
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DEATHS or sOLD,rAs. The following hsy'
been rep Irted since ourlast: - "a - -. .f
John Nation, company 1, LIST y. 3. Aftillsfy.g
Robert MeC ormiek, company ID, LIST Chasssnfs
- John Wilson, company X ioist Penn. -
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Il ACADEMY OF MUSIC, 2ss Pa avenue.
b6tw cen 9th and 10Th sts.-Nss l,,assislssi Tho
q saS.S Win mr.
NICKEL, the greateet ViolonceilO Player now IN
t.us country, who viii perform every night at the
other srfi,s vii bs ensased 90 .. to isadef tSess
Ssssm snOs shEYbEE tbs .Ha
oomp he'd ooai:s at, viii apsesr every night With
nst SGgs hsna 6o. ShSSS
to preserve order cIass SSTnssfs =
p T gi,a A ProSrist:r.
a POLLO OONCERP HALL-Ess, Fes, Fra
r. slIass%sSt Wiz Oily WofssI the :,sa si negro
saq sta any
lnEton, CONTINUED success of Miss Julia Price.
Ms Woe Clifton. from tue Bsisi@5rs NE iodeoS;;
Miss ESs BIsaoh, from the Continental Prof.
ts veil Faovs Ia ia Gf u ss
csn.ipetot, Admi.sIon frss Lunch and Rehssrs-
. j. s;s e '0rhin'' i' 0'SSGsss sRv, peo,n..o,
w avsnus. tstv.ss Isl AID "a SIS Tho subscri-
Der Iespectf1lly informs the public that he has 70
Snd that heresfter on every MONDAY and ThGrsdss
sss4; a.: III :s:s,ss "a 4:
~ ,..ss S s. . Ps s 70 &c Il. 81.
' ~ hH ER sSPH G6 Si ysi .ssl
DATgNT OFFICE CURIOsITiEa-ssids V
nsn ftssR Harss On ses S.1.
Ante uarisn Books, aovcEnmsnt Books; Docs
S Sof. s aSss s ssss asS 81
;..t.a:d 70 fsdiar.i M!ipn .SJor yTis ,Miit.Is
showing over 400 miles; many .inOasihq Cheai
Books. ,kecSltse. cheap rent, lksr5s Gales lev
NV Srut ALFHED HUNTER.
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a A 4 Et
sKAY's PHILApE.pRlA suPEERttokk
STOCK ALE
r., DrfoT 81 LoslsIASk AvasST,o--

ID II 8 II 4 ST PRICES
paid for
GOLD AND SILVER COIN,
OLD DEMANDS
3Ysaro per cent. Treasury Notes,
BIZ JAY COOKE & CO., bankers,
~ lo-lm Asa flfteenth street.
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DAN AWAY FROM THE SUgSCRIbER
II near BlsdeuEhurE, two NEGRO BOYS, 81
on Monday last Henry Beckett, feet inch ~
mers; Es hsd his thigh broke;i and limps =
little; aged IS years; Lloyd, fee or iIicb-yk.
o. high; black, with several soars about the faoe
Occasioned BY burns; thick lips and grum counte-
nance, and speaks suick; 3 very large head and
short hair. Will give gas for henry and S7s Tor
Lloyd, and either case they must be brou1b III home
before receiving the above reward.
je7 FIELDER MAGRUDER
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Sim REWARD Viii be paid for the .ppre
SlOU hensiOn and delivery 20 me OF a vbita
man, named "a MES a. GOpEREy, Sho ir0ts
lall on "sdnesQsy night, the 18th OF une ls62
Ne vas committed on the 9Th OF May SsT for an
assault with intent to kill q man named Ds1ieIs
6odfrey Is young and or ordinary height, and came
from the nelt hborhoCd of Blade asbuTE Mary AL.
wa give the above reward Cor mis- spErehsnsior
a. the JaI In Upper Marlborough, Prince Georreis
county, Md PETER g. Ga MES, SEend
" N-29N(W of FTllce Gcor.ets onnntr
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STRAYED OK STOLEN from the subscriber,
- on SATURDAY., 18th instant, two horseE
write spot on back. about Is har ds high ;xzA<A
fhe other dark haI mare about q hands high. Any
person giving any inffrmstion Of the above Will
be suitably rewarded, by JOHN ON cara,
Union Eating House, oppOsite Railroad Depot.
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TGo.npson.-Oxen McKinsey. drunki fined "a.
ROoert +. Powell, stealing pockef-beek; dis
missed Francis NOekIey, last drvingi fned %.
John Wheeler and Hiram Young, disordefiy;
turned over 20 the military.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

70, siEsr "EoTSaIs aAI RsAI" adysrstss-sAII.
Sa gFsG pdgG.i
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TIE MfNBRRs Of the Young Mems Christian
Association and all others interested In the wor.
ship OF Almighty eed, are requested TO attend
rooms this evening, at ~ O'Clock. for the pur-
pose of praying especially for our beloved bfotheT
Rev. r. w. Read, now prisoner in ono,
and for the blessing Of God upon our own hear"
IL rvs4 - O. p. LYyoRp, Missionary.
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MR JoHx PnILBRIck, well known In thiI
city as a book seller, having transacted business
here several winters, YVES drowned at sea- July LIST
on bis passage from 81 Thomas, Barbados, e
passengers were sitting on the poop deck smoS.
Ing, and a rail, against which be was leaning
breaking, he was precipltated into the water and
Instantly sank. He was i2 years Of age. 81
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs-Bsfors Jxstie.
81 s.. NJ. Jones, do do. IS J. XIX, assault;
disraissed. Jno. Fitzpatrick, profanity; anta ~
NJ Heyman, do; do. Patrick Ryan, drunk and
Patrick smith, disorderiyi oismisstd Johp
shepherd, sleeping in the street.; do. d7srI, :
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81 NOTICE..
L OK ALEXANDRIA AND SAsgIN6so

from her Na&rl. lower end OF Fred-
sricE EIIe dceE, even FEIuA 8 sssa.5S
July g, 1852.
hetu n:ng, -lll !stve Riley . wharf, flot Il uth
street, MashiLstJI, eyery TUESDAY MORN
mo. q o el,ek, oSlgS al al tbs ssuai iSndInts
o. the MAYA slde u tie fVtemSo FOR p6sseis-
on board. wv
freIsht rtosiys1 Up 20 O'clock on The dAy q
departure. Al way iCelghI hlGst 30 pIsSGli
fastAte 10 Potomac 81. Meals sItTA
VIEW 6kD " EEh@, MastsT.
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&S0 REWARD viii be paid for IN > sprrehen-
S SHU sion and de lyery u me OF negro man -
BOB CHASE, who broke tine iail Of Prince ~
Georse'g county. MAYNARD. on Wedns sdsT -
flight, the 18th Of June. 1852 Bob is about -
hve ieet ron inches high, about % Yeas nf-&z2-
ESQ. OF plscttaw.y District, PrIrcs Georges
county, viii give the atoTe reward for his sS-
- delivered TO mo At the Jail in Upper MarIbor-
ough, Prince SeoTge's eou oty, Maryland.
,..a, PEfEk g: GRIMES, Sheriff
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AT TIE DIsTRIsU FIoE OF premiums 10 the 2
diaricI school yesterday, Miss Acton, teacher o
Primary School No I, was the reel pisnt a beau
tifuI photograph album and several war scenes
the gifl Of two OF her pupils, Mary and Martin
Bats The same teacher was also presente,
with a beautiful China gilded cup and saucer
the gift Of neT entire school The CaercIses OF III
day were closed by beRedictiOn by Rev. Dr.. Pal
te.son, Of ChicAgo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-26

CoHAsITISs WITH NKsRoKs.-Last night, q man
named Jases Qulgley was arrested for walking
the streets with a negro girl named Liz. Herbert,
and taken TO the Fourth Ward station, to be tried
by Justice Walter. Quigley not having the
money - pay the fnes Of both, Liz len her gold
watch In pledge for them. In the course OF the
proceeding, Liz told the patrolman that Quigley
had lived with Ter for several years. This get
ting TO the Of the Justice, he delivered very
Impressive lecture 70 tie parties, and concluded
late incorporating that where white man 70
convicted OF cohabitlng with negro woman, be
shall % whipped Forty stripes save one would
have MUCK more effect IN lessening this crime
than the law Bow enforced. This morning, LIZ.
redeemed her pledge By paying the anes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-26

PAPKREASGISss, WINDOW SHADEs, PICTURE
PRAMEs, &c See the new advertisement Of
MaEkriter, 4S5 Seventh st. He has Just lais 10
oae Of the most superb stocks Of papeThangings,
window shades, picture frames, &c. ever seen in
this country, New York city not excepted, and
his collection OF pictures and articles Of taste Is
so ctoice TO attract crowds continu ,1siy about
his windows and show rooms. Purchasers may
count upon tair charges and IL aorsble dealing at
Aarkriter1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-26

&S0 REWARD Will be paid for the tkpTehen
9CO sion and delivery to me of negro msu N
jim, who broke the jail of Prince Georges C58
2sth Of June, 1852. Jim is About five feet i've -
l1ohes high, Is about s. years cf age, and lie IL.
Bi sdsnsb burg, Prince Georges county. I will riTs
the Shove Tev~rd ior his sPLE ehen.ion- NO msfter
where taRtn-p ovlded he il delivered 81 the JSiI
Meryland. PETER 6. SRlMEs. SleH5
~ - 5av<v OF PrIros Georgia county
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-26

THK PAssENoKR RAILWAY The rails for tn
passenger railway have been laid on the avenu
Tor q sufHcieat time 10 prove that they will nc
offer any impediment 70 Carriages
Mr. Trains railway between London and Ken
slngton, was adjudged TO be nuisance, and wa
eakSE 20 because they were destructive 10 pfivat
Carriages passing over them. But the rail adopl
ed heIe Is OF sl improved pattern, and offers n
resistance 10 carriage wheels. Fs.r r.