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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-14
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. STEVENS REP, Pa, from the Committee
on Ways and MeaDs, reported the final ASpropra-
lion bill from that for miscellaneous obscte
Including an item Of S50O,000 on account Of the
emancipation OF the Slaves of the District OF Column
bla and those to he made free under the COntiscaiOn
bull looking their colouzaiJ and the securing of
(aud outside of the limits OF the United States FOR
that purpose. for which provision has already been
made, this amount TO be repaid into the Treasury
from the sales Of confscats0 property.
Mr.. COLFAX tRer., 1Dd.) proposed On amend
sneDt which WAS adopted, appropriating $4,000 70
enable the Post-Ofhce Department 10 pot such SER
vice the post routes recently established, as may
D. deemed necessary.
Mr.. HOLMAN Dem, Ind moved 70 lay the bill
On the table. Carried by 10 majority.
The House tabled the bill providing for transfer OF
the District Pelitentiary bulldogs TO the War De-
partment. TO be used for arsenal purposes and au-
fody the prisoners III the expiration Of their terms
OF sentence
Several reports Of Committees of Conference were
concurred IN, including OF the disagreements TO
fne bill to reorganize the judicial circuits Of the
inited States.
message was received from the President,
recommending that the thanks OF Congress be ex.
tended TO the following-naned naval officers: Cap
falns Lardner, DAVIS, Dabgren, Rowan ID. ID.
Porter, and Stringbani, for valuable services mem
tioned Referred 10 the Committee On Naval AT.
fairs.
The Senate resolution declaring the meaning of
toe act authorizing the President " take possession
of the railroads and telegraph iines, was passed,
Mr.. COLFAX rep, lnd.) called attention to the
fact that the PostOtce Department had learned that
extensive business had been done in the erasino
by chemicals or otherwise, Of the marks on Cancelled
postage stamps, and selling them In lots AS thereis
no punishment for such offence, he reported BILL
which was passed. publishing persons engaged,
with the intention Of using such stamps, by imprso.
ment, not exceeding three years, fine Of thou.
sand doilars or boh in the discretion of the court
MIR. MCPHERSON rep, Pal introduced q reso-
lion tina In csses Of members Of Congress who have
been or shall be absent from their seats while in the
MILITARY service OF the country deduction shall be
made from THEIR pay members, provided they have
not drawn pay as military officers.
Mr.. PENDLETON Dem, Ohio), during the de-
bate Of this resolution, remarked that no man could
be a member Of Congress and in the military service
~ the same time.
Mr.: PHELPS (Dem No., who raised a regiment
Of militia, and who in the battle Of Pea Ridgel
sad be had for bis period of service drawn pay as
Colonel, but no pay as q member Of the House d.
ring his absence from his seat.
Mr. BIDDLE Dem. Pa, who was In the mill
eary service four months said his case was precisely
thss Of the gentleman Col PheIps).
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THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR
THREE AWBERRIES.

"what is that you say, Mr.. TEIBusr3 Three
thousand dollars for three straw
Yes, we say it. Not $1,000 for three berries, but
for the plants that produce the fruit For three new
seedlings-for all the plants perhaps there may be
fifty Of them that have been grown; for all that are
in existence earth, Of the three best and newest
kinds Of strawberries that have ever been produced
That 10 the price Ut which Andrew s. Fuller Of
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THE Yoysc MEs FOR THE USroS.--Anong the
Committees cooperating in the arrangements for the
Union demonstration Of Tuesday, Meesrs. Charles
Osgood II. II. Woods, Charles Z. Allen, Frank w.
Ballard, and Henry L. Person, jr., viii represent
the Mercantile Library association; snd Gessgs
Samuel w. Siebbins Benjamin +. MsnieTre, Cephss
Brainerd, Frederick v. Rushton sud c. L. Rodgers,
" IN act for The Young Mems Christian Assocaiioa-
Stand No. S a, Union Square will be under the ex-
elusive charge of these two Committee. 1t was not
thought wise that any Young Mems political organi.
cations, ss such, should be represented in the
meeting.
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DRIED FRurIs FOR Tux SoLDIgR-Wll our ladJ
friends heed the following suggestion
10 ne Editor u The n. Il. 7r,o.se
SIR: Viii you, through your widely circulating
psp.r. call the attention Of patriotic aud benevoseo
throughout the country to the importance Of pcpr
ing asse quantities Of dried fruits which abundnt n
this season ard also make large qlantide Of Straps Wild
acd such refreshing beverage to faFched and ieverea
soldiers snguishng in the hospitals, Leseach AID every orl
contribute generously to m urEeu. necessity Of our rooe snt
.efsscrihcing heroes.
Judy 2, 1902
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Tie Woman's Central Association of Relief 4

Tie Wouan's Central Association of Relief for
tho army desire to acknowledge receipt Oh the 00"'
tTibutions.
F,oo, Mr., sbssh.r Sl0; Lydia Hoyt. SO. Cstski Aid
so,isty l. NJ Donnelly treas $3.50 Pisrmort n i; - q
Nrs H. W. Ferdon SlOi Ladies' Aid Society a eye
I.Sss ~ Lyou, x25 IS; W.rd School No. ~ collected
Master C. Rose. s5i; Mrs H. Ivi.on, 81 G; Lord 80
friend Of the soldiers 81 L,des' Ueon AZ soc,say
Woleo,, Fishkiu N. Y S7S; Ladies OF P1mp'on fsas
through Mira Mott 81; Mrs. II. Lyios.;on hosera *i~'
Ladies '' ''~''' WV HOWARD POTTER, TreM
Nst, York July Il, 1862
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fsTHE MONITOR BATTERY.-The construction Of the
floating battery which wss recently commenced q
tie foot OF South 9Th street. jersey City, is progress
slug very rapidly, and viii be completed within the
time specified in the contract. The eide knees arc
now being put up, and the construction Of the seps-
rate pa.ls such as the pothouse turret etc., is also
going on. Over 500 men are employed
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GRAyD EXCURSION TO RIcHNoND.-Tbe follow
ing is a copy of card now being extensively circo'
lated in the city by recruiting party:
GRASP EXCURSION By STEAMBOAT AND RAlLsoAr-'
T tkst entities the bearer to passage Richmond Va
an. ,tbes aud food, gratis ADD 4J given oT noiaias
For fthe, Particular sply Capt tdwsld heynoi.' sse
lisnt b. W. Vanderpoel, Committee OF Arrangements
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SICK AND WoUSDED Mrs.-Dr Sloan has TO
ceived orders to build large hospital at Fort
Schuyler, on plans to be sent on from WashingtoA
A conyaescent camp Is to be forthwith erected Ut
Fort Hamilton, under the direction Of Gen. Brown.
tor the accommodation of our sick and wounded
men who are oonvalescent
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FUsERAL OF LIEUT.. TwADDLE.-On Saturday
afternoon, the funeral of Lieut.. Twadde, late Of the
sd Regiment, N. Y. S. ", and an ex-Poiice Ser
geant, took place from the corner of GOuyeaeur and
Henry streets. Tie Captain, two Sergeants and Is
men from each Precinct acted as escort, and
marched down Broadway in column by companies.
under command OF Capt. 1urnbu Superintendent
Kennedy Inspector Carpenter, aud tho guard OF
honor walked Immediately in fsort of the hearse.
The Police looked remarkably well, and showed tho
y3le of their constant drill.
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CHARGED WITH RoBBISG A RAILROAD Conp AM.
street. was arrested on Saturday aud taken oeioss
charged with having stolen ,0I
North River ~ barrels OF kerosene OIL Of inc :,
said oil having been found the % G hall IN ,Ss
OH The premises occupied by him. he wv" "'" ~
sum Of 81 900, to Answer
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fAdyertisemensl
Tur TAX BILL,

Now READY, pamphlet Of % pages on hne white paps.
Be.ide IN. blu which /. word for word in accordance Wiz
the original tent W. append Alphabetical Rsc'pi'a
ou Of every article to b. taxed BY the law and the smoa.a
Of An. "a h. lsi.d thereon This renders complies
and cOuy sni.u. as Il IL possible to make 1t
Price cents postpaid 81 per 100 cent BY express; ~
mar 100 II BY mall Address Tux TRIBUNE Nsv'ieh
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SwIvDrr.o TIE SoLDIERs.--J. +. Durgin, dis
charged soldier came to this city few days ago, on
the Camden and Amboy Railroad train. lie was
met at the depot by q man who said bis name was
Heath, and that he was one Of the agents who
looked after the sick aud wounded soldiers. The
unsuspectng soldier followed the fellow, Heath, to
an enigrant boarding house, on Hudson street.
"Now," said Heath. "you have money, and you
have MT got much clothing. A friend Of mine is
selling out bis stock Of clothing, ard preparing to
visit California-you can get goods there cheap -
dirt Tie soldier called at the store picked out
snit and then walked out to see the elephant. Ga
Broadway, he discovered the New-EugaDd Relief
Rooms, and walked mp stairs, where he related the
story of bis experience. policeman was sent Oh
forthwith, to take care Of the "agent" who wanted
to take care of the soldier. The will be investi'
gated at the proper tribunal Again we avail our
selves Of this opportunity to say word IN pra'ss q
our police-cifcsrs who watch with sleepiess vigil
ancc the welfare Of our SICK and wounded men
rescupg them from the hands Of the scoundrcls who
attempt 10 rob them and leading them from the dens
Of drunkenness, where they are exposed to enemies
more dangerous than the Rebels
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fAdyertisemeut.

Women who have to earn their living: can
ba their talents tit them for hat do BY
,oaiea EIAainstion q. Fowst Weiss. No w btsAa"HS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-14
Nsss. York, July Il, 1867.
Police MOVEMENTS The Police Commissioners

made appointments last Wtth Us rUIIuWs'
Edward Culbertsop to the lh Precinct John Schwus'
9Th Thos Phslps 29th; Peter schmidt 9th Jas Eihost
SSJ, Rchsrd A Undertl s,h; John Cook. 81 Herss
Boyd 81; VIM n Seaman, lithi Edward Derhsn ID yons
M.icy 18th; John Norton 9th; Pat Nelsnd 18th Ssmus
Hoyt 4ls; John Barrett. 7th Viacent CLARK CsaIsi VI
zee Asx Hayes It'll aud accepted the following ies,ss
tions: Robt lansresux 29th Adam Ne,en, 31th 'sn~'
C. Helms, 18th
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sing the Star-Spangled Baonsr. Besides this, q
Spanish advertisement of Dancing, by Mad. Cubas,
Signor Ximenes and the Corps.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-14

MEETING or THE GERMAN REPUBLICANS CENTRAL
CoMnlrTEE.-On Friday evening the German Re-
publican Central Committee held their regular meet
ing, Dr. IL. Brugmsn in the chair. Tie following
resolutions were adopted unanimously:
Bhereas The socacJ Copserysiyes ander the lead oil
the now semlseocssoni hrn Of Fernando Wood Ja'nes
Brooks and n. Dger and others have a,ely held Mas
meeting for the os,ensbc purpose of maintaining The
Union IL and the Constitution a. 1t Ia but practicay
giving cid and comfort the Rebels encouraging them to
further cfo TO undernn- Tue most beneneent uoshmen'
tho face of tho earth be IL, therefore, 49,
ResOued Ttas German Republican Central Committee
halls with great satiaon the late Message OF Mayor Up
Dixie to tho Common Couucii recommending grand miss
meeting Of all cxru irrespective OF party for the purpose
Of National Admins alton, and pedgtas men
and until tho Rebels beaten and tho supremacy
the Union Government IL sckIow lodged IN all the states
nov in rebellion. -,
Roved That the preparatory steps taken by the various
Committees viz OF the Chamber OF Commecs the corpora
ton the Union Defense Committee toe Fun Ayenpe 1eei
C,tissus COMMITTEES for tho purpose Of anns all loyal men
In this the greatest csis of goroos country and making
arm ne,netts for q meeting deserves our thanks
Rr,lr.d that We call upon all tie patriotic eiti.
rsns of birth irrespective Of party to attend 10 force
at the mas meeting be held at the Academy OF Music. on
us,d.v Tsh thus evnong their never doubted
love for this groa Republic that adopted them rs her
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-14

KIDTAPPrSG.-O1 or abou. the 9th day Of June,
Bernard Spellman, Euuis peterson, and Samuel
Marir Of the shipping Office, No. i35 Cedar.street by
means Of an advertisement 10 tie columns of Ger.
man newspaper, induced John Herring, John f.
Ruos, Herman Won Radetzky, Lolis r. seho tie,
Emil Hoffman and Carl Meisnsr to cad at said office,
where il was represented to them that u crew war
wanted for q vessel in the United States service.
One Of the three shipping masters runncrs Bernard
Spemeu, was represented as captain. The men
were taken down to 5 aten Island, aud from thence
taken alongside of the British ship Carausius when
several Of them demonstrated against going on board
eetug that the vessel was not in the United States
service They were told by Spe.lmaa that ii they
did not 90 on board he would have them bound hand
aud foot and hauled OF board. After going on board
they presented their case to the mate informing him
that they were no sailors, aud that they had been
cheated aud forced on beard the ship. The mate
gave them no satisfaction. When the Captain went
on board they represented their case 70 him. inform
ing him tina, they were American citizens restrained
Of their liberty. lie told them that he wanted men
and they must stay on board, and he ordered them
below. When the pilot went on board they spoke
to him. and be advised Ruoif, Herring aid Hoffman
to go ashore Immediately. They did so, and came
up to the city and informed the Harbor Police. The
Police boat then weIt down to Quarantine. boarded
the ship while under sail and took OF the remaining
three men who had been kidnapped.
Since that time Officer Cummings Of the First Dis
trct Police Court has succeeded in arreeng the trio
Of kdnappers, who were brought before Justice Con-
molly a. the Tombs or Saturday, and each committed
in default Of 900 bail in each case. The case has
been worked up under the auspices of the Board Of
Delegates Of benevolent and emgfant societies. who
have borne all the expenses of bringing the accused
O inrtice.
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Tue PENNSYLVANIA Kelley AssociATroS.-On
Saturday, number Of the members of the Pennsyl.
wanna Relief Association made an excursion to the
hospitals in our hsrbor. They visited Bedloe's
Island, Davids Island, and Bellevue. Quartermas-
ter.General Hale of Harrisburg accompanied these
gentlemen, for the purpose of asceraning the con-
dition of the sick and wounded Pennsylvsnians in
these hospitals. Col. johnson, the Government
transportation agent, furnished s.earner for the
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accommodation Of the party. A thorough inspection
was made. much 70 the qualification Of tho vistors,

accommodation Of the party. thorough inspection
was made much 70 the qualification Of tho viators,
who found every requisite needed for nursing tho
brave men who have Suffered for the sake of tho
Union" The hospitals and tents were under tho
best sanitary regulations, the surgeons and pbys.
cians fitted for their task the facilities afforded to
those who wish to render aid all that could be de-
sired aud the supply Of decacies from patriotic and
generous friends abundant for immediate use&
Among the eminent gentlemen present we may mon.
ton Messrs. Montgomery, Russell, Hart, Burton.
Harwood, Shannon, Moore, DIR. Griscom, aud Col
Clemens. There were also q number Of ladies' pres
ent--iiiss Montgomery, Miss Burton, Mrs Trotter,
Mrs. Sumner, Mrs. DR.. Griscom, Mrs. Bentley, Mrs.
Titus, Miss Underhill, Mn. DR.. Garrish Mrs. Ames,
and others whose names we did not ascertain. Tho
highest praise is awarded to DR.. Jones Of Dayid's
Island for bis attention to the sick and wouadsd.
Tue ladies' of New Rochelle and vicinity have biz
hearty cooperation in their humane efforts to aid The
patients. The ladies Of Westchestsr County have
taken the inmates Of this hospital under their care.
subject to the direction of the doctor in CHARGE and
their friends may rest assured that they will bs well
cared for.
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CITY ITEMS.
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

WALLAcK', THEargR-Brosdwsy and Thirteenth street =
'Orsnss BIossomsn Lesson for Husbards +" a" Paris
and bpok for Five POI rds'
EipLO's GARpKS-Broadwsy.- Laugh when you Can =
Alsrory of Washington" "How to pay the Rent &c
EIxOSs CREsORgE GARpESsSixh avenue and Fourteenth
,treet-Exhibitou Liquid Fire AID tho usual Promenade
hasc. -
B.nsuss AxyKlcAy NusEUx -Broajwsy-" The Holman
HltonaI Opera Troupep The American Lambert, Gian
Chi. Co.nur cdore Nut, Whale &c re-,
CBrIsTy's OPKRs HoUsgNo 500 Broadway &c MS
tys Nins,res; Quartette and In-gnmsn,s CoopslS
LAURA KRKNss THHArER- BroatwSy-" The LitLe iioas
urs Z" The Pet Of tho Petcoats"
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DORTABLE MILLS FOR TIE ARMY.
O&ee ef Depot Connitssars Of Subsis.en... !
Knshfaglcn ID e Nov = lSsa

n
Washington, ID. C., Nov. =, 1851 Z
Inventors and manufacturers invited till the
Eth Dece Der, 1904 to present models and samples
OF Portable Mills for grinding wheat and corn for
the use OF the army
The following are the essential conditions the
mill must comb to rece consiie alton when
presented ny plan. Specification. model and sam pie:
lst. rot 10 weigh over twenty Eve pour
I'd. The grinding surfaces to be of bnrT sfoa<
grooyed chilled iron steel and the general con
coffee mill
I'd Bach mill to Be capable OF grinding s, pounds
OF fne -Four or meal per hour, and bs capable Of
being worked by one man
4th. Each mill to be constructed III necasssrY
that IL can be separated into two parts Of AquS
weight, A. TO be carried by two M GA should ths
length Of march, lack of ortation or fatigue
Of the men or other cause render its carriage too
labcrious for one man
6th. Each mill TO be capable of being attached to
wagon tongue, branch OF tree stack o: m uskets
Inventors will submit plans specifications, or mod
els OF their mills, or sample ofthe mill tself In the
presence OF q hoard 81 ofhcsrs. They will ga re-
Quired to present iDdisputable evidences of their
mil'f com bining the above anu
mersted b! causing tie mill to be worked in the
presence OF the said hoard.
II mill be presented containing sill OF the above
ccnditons, and its cost be suici- ntly assemble
In the opinion OF the Department to war; ant Its
purchase, large number will very probably be
bought for the use Of the army.
For further information apply at No o23 q 81
Washington, d. @. no 8
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DIED.,

"! On =, Thursday. the 4th inst, Mrs. MARY NJ.
WILKINSON, Sf,er a short but painful illness,
which she bore with Christian fortttude and resi-
naton in the 18th yesr Of hers age. Her last wor Is
were The hand of the Lord hat h touched ma
ard blessed bs HIS holy name -
May her soul rest peace
Her remains will be conveyed from her late re ST
d. nee, on street betw en- 18th and 18th tn st
Matthews Church Saturday, Dec. 9Th at o clock
10 attend.
, On Wednesday, Dee. 8, 1872 HENRY WEBER
after an illness OF days with smallpox, which he
bore with Chrstian fortitude aged 81 years
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PoLicE.-Pirat Frcciae,-TSns Mcdonnell.
drunk; sent tc military hospital when sober
S,co"G Pree,net.-TirothyI LOBBY drunk: taken
10 HARDWOOD Hospital Joseph Sanford, do:
Locked up IL hours. John hymns, do; dis
missed. George I.ndwiek, do: do Grorro
lloyd, driving through a funeral fined = SIR
Campbell, Careless driving and breakin NJ car.
riace: gave security to repair damaycs (Ie,
Miller, drunk taken homa. Thes Madden T.
Burr-, Edr. Shiriy, do; locked uu ia hours
Michael Farrry, insulting persons; turned TO
military.
. Third Preciaei.-Mary Thomas. drunk. And
St.tt. Cl,as. Rir-. do; Dismissed. -RIrh'd B1.-
hnger, dlsorderiJ; security for peace James
Simins, do: fined 1881. Christian E-ousa. do;
DO. 1914 Mary Syraons and Rosannah o. Don
noll, drunk; sent to workhouse
Fourth Precinri-C}.o. ThoIuny, drunk ana
d:forderiy; fEed S3-uGrkhouse. Jnss. MuSins,
petit larceny; committed for court. Ellen
SweeEy, crunkand ctsordeTiy; finad s+-wora-
house. Agnes Wti:e, DO do Tim Eaulin,
do; fined S.. ---r-. - Ef'.-.-
.Sizta Prceiaet-Chns Shafpr, riding on pave
n'en;; fired S3. Prank P--ka, drunk and dis
orderly; turned 10 the military. Path Hurry,
disorGrrIy; d:srnissed-
Ttn:A Irtct~ct-John G. Burnes, disorderiY;
fined S2Si. Pat Henderson. watering q horse
near = pump; dismissed James MOOR,
ding without license; fined 5000. Geo Jones,
John Phillips, discrdc-ly; dismissed Samuel
Burrows, do; turned over u military. Moses
Turner, do; fine 70. 81. VIM. Leatherland and
Desmond, Nm Tcates, do: Sl.a each. Mary
Fulton and HarSare; Russell, charged with
stealing: dismissed, the Complainant not prose-
eutin-. James Cal!nn and VIM. Harsrove, sus-
ptcion; Thos. Trainer, DRINK; dismissed. JAS.
Dunn. Samuel Burrows, Thos. Cnlley, drunk;
turned over To military. Oatharine; Foley,
stealing 81, d sns-sd; for prostitution, work
house John Edelton, stealing wood; judS-
ment deferred. Thos. Lomar, drum k;finod 81.
WH. Mo-o1y, threats; fined Sl.9. Josephine
Naylor, drunk; ined Si.4.
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BArCHELoR's HAN DYE.

Inc OeST IN nc WoTp1.
William A. Batchelor's celebrated Hair DYE pro-
duces color not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not TO injure the Hair in the least; rem
edies the Ill effects of bad dyes and nvgorates the
Hair for life Greg, Red Rusty Raty instantly
turns splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair
soft and beautiful. Sold by all Druggists, dc.
e. The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BAroBE-
LOB, on the four sides Of eact Jox.
Factory, No. 81 Barclay 81, Ne,c York,
ca G-lY lLets EsS Broadway and &c Bond ST
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DESIRABLE INDIA EUBBER Gosps.-ar II. "A.
Hail has just received o lot of Officers Long aud
Light duh finished Goats; also dull finish ed Pom
sh9s, extra large sizes; also lot of blue En- slsh
light Tin weight Rubber Cspe5 with sleeves which
Re If selip At manufacturers prces at his India
hhbber Warehouse, $40 Pennsy lvanis avenue he.
tween 9Th and 10th sta. oc 2itf
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SrrrosED HAT THIRF.-On Tuesday last,
nun named Edward Hamilton, was arrested
y omcer She'd, for Offering for sale 10 a negro,
ior % 'nts, new and fashionable brown felt
Ia, worth at least three dollars. Justice
4 thompson committed the prisoner To jaiI The
Ss, net DE- Identified at the metropolitan Police
tmct, No. 5I6 Eleventh street
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L oPFICERs AND soLDTHas GOODS.
Il UEsT6k SOoPIELD. Jess g., Nv VsrA,
Full assortm, Mt OF Mint.,y Ast rsnsy &c.,.
Che.sons flfE, Glove Ss:sonssr' ~ 80
Fireworks. Sole Asests for the ooae <sSe
500 street junctare Pc. ave. "a a.
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DkskETERs PROM SgCEsu.-The steamer Ella
hfors 1t up from Aqu q Greek last evening four
d'terisrs, sent by 4rn@ral Burn side from Fai-
NOUN who had come into his liaes IS deserters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-05

TBRoir DisEAsrs and Catarrhal Affections mo st
succs ssfuliy treated by Dr. Won Moschzisaer His
new method in the treatment OF the most obstinate
cases Of CstaTrh and Throat Diseases has shown
what tSn he Gone L. remove even the most ch roaic
c-ses. Ofice 227 Pa. av., opposite Willards'. It
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-05

DEAENEsa, Noises in the Head and all maadies
Of The Eye c:Frctualy cured By DR. Won MoSeh zska
Oculist and Aurist The very highest of To se mony
Of cares liz Tsst ebrtinate cases OF Deafness and
Blindness can DO examined at his ONCE 2J7 Penn.
avenue. IT.