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LOCAL NEWS.

DISTRIBUTION OF SCHOOL PREMIUMs.--The
annual distribution of premiums among the
pupils of the public schools OF the Third Dis
trict took place this afternoon at the M. f,
Church, Navy Yard. The following is the list
OF scholars receiving premiums:
Medal:-Female Grammar School-Mary E.
Hayre. Male Intermediate-Rafus Ferguson.
Female Intermediate-ElizaA Acker. Secondary
No. Nellie Darr. Secondary No. 2-Mary
Sanderson. Secondary No.3-George Emmons.
Secondary No. 4-Daniel Foley. Secondary
Ella May Brown. Secondary No. flames
Flynn. Secondary No.. 8 = Virginia Beers.
Secondary No. 9-James Harbin Primary
No 1-Georgianna Jarboe. Primarv No. g
Jane Shalloo. Primary No. 3--Leonaru Brad
ley Primary No. 4-Michael Chambers. Pri-
mary No 5-Mary E. Garet. Primary No. O.
James Jarboe. Primary No. Amanda
Hersh.
Premiums for Exemplary Condact .aad Punetu.
ality Female Grammar rSchool-LtOuisa Hop
kins, Kate Stuart, Lizzie Fnlger, Sasie Long
mediate-Lewis Vanfieet, Edward Padgett,
Dennis Killafoyle, Vincent Fields, Clayton
Downs, Jno. Gordon. Female Intermediate-
ANNE E: Ober, Agnes Sandersop, Mamie Har-
bin. Frederika Todschinder, Mary Woodfield.
Cornelia Bean. Secondary No, 1-Kate Kline
hance. Elizabeth Nelson, Elni Fletcher. Mary
No. 2-Mary Marchal, Alice Williams, Mag
gle Bean, Isabel kelsie, Georgiana Mich
olson, Layinia Young. Secondary No. D
Reswick, Melville Jones', James Pegg, VIII
liam Shelton. Secondary No. +John Mellis,
John Ardeser, ,sHarmon Mehler, Henry How
ard, Michael Kilfogle, Robert Darr. Secondary
No. 5-Nellie Scott, Annie Bohlayer, Victoria
Smith, Annie Goss, Harriet Somers, Emma
Scarf. Secondary No. 6-Maria Brill Julia
Fry, Rosanna Brown. Margaret Hess, Julia
Corcoran, Alice Humphreys. Secondary No.
Edwin Jones, Frank Wilkerson, Charles
Emmerich, Wesley Berkeley, John Scusa. Sec
ondary No. s-Elen Flynn, Alice Etielin, Eliz-
abeth Patrie. Mary Bailey, venAie Langley,
Zarah Parker, Florence Hopkins. Secondary
No. aJehn WaIthon, William Hutcherson,
Christopher Kraft, Charles Kraft, Charles
Lewis, William White, George Eranson. PrS-
mary No. L. Cora buckingham, Ellen
O'Neil, Catharine Wood. Julia Tucker
Sallie Berkeley, Emma Henderson. Fri.
mary No. 2-Mary Williamson, Annie
Ferguson, Laura Wilkerson, Jane
-- 'Doniey, Wealthy Hamilton, Mary
Brown. Primary No. 3-Chas. W, Henshaw
Charles Carroll Millard F: Nicholson, Georg,
Hall. John Barry, NJ. Edwin Bright. Pri
mary No. 4-Gfeo.' McL,aughlip, Andrew Kid
die, Willie Mayhem. Richard Wagner, Georg
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
WASHINGTON, July 10, 1865.
PARDONED.

President johnson yesterday pardoned about
seventy persons, under the provisions of his
late amnesty proclamation, among whom were
the following:
Andrew Wade, Va; Stephen Duncan, Miss;
J. j. Pringle, La; w. A. Maury, r. w. Payne,
Va r. T. Morris. r. G. Morris. and G. Y Nor
ris, Va; Columbus Drew, Fla; NJ. G. King,
Ga. Lewis TeXada. La; G. Mosely, Va; ]. NJ
son, Ga; A. B. Trick, Va; W. b. Gates, Va:
J. A. Robinson, J. A Scott, H. T. Jones, l.. l..
Stevenson M. J. Hartman, Va; J. w. Payne,
La: J. g. Cabell, Va. r. w. Adams, La: J.
w. b. Summers. Ga; l.. Lindsey, Miss; J. r.
Childry, Va; w. ID. Cassin, ID. c.; J. H. D.
Mckee, KY; J. S. Butler, Tenn; B. S. Story,
H. w. Montgomery, La; w. w. Payne, J. b.
Ticklen, VIM. Leitch, w. l.. PanniI A Be-
deker, John Harold. Chas. Stebbins, Va, S
p. Duncan, La; t. Sublett, +. b. Davis o. II.
Chalkley, J. u. Hammersley, Alfred Moses.
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~ at 1i2 Lexington street. She became ac-
quainted with Miss Harris about three weeks
previous, and roomed with her a part of the
time. Witness saw her on the Saturday night
before she came to Washington. and left her
awake at o'clock. She told witness her af-
the business in one hour She gave witness a
history OF her affairs on Saturday. On Sunday
night witness left her in the parlor She was
sorting some letters, and said that she was GO
ing TO bring them TO Washington, and put them
in the hands of lawyer, TO be used in n suit
against Burroughs for n breach of promise of
marriage. She expected 10 return on Monday,
and witness charged her if she was in the up
per part of the city to allow herself ample
time to reach the depot for the cars
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MEDICAI, OEElCERS

A general order just issued from the War
Department, announces that the assignment OF
Medical Officers as Medical Directors. Assis-
tant Medical Directors. and Acting Medical
Inspectors of Armies, Army Corps and Diyis-
ions, is discontinued.
Medical Directors will be assigned to the
Headquarters of Military Geographical De-
partments only, and by order OF the Secretary
of War.
Owing to the reduction of the Army. the act
of Congress, approved February 25 1865 be-
comes imperative, and no increase OF rank.
pay or emoluments, pertains to such assign
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TEEEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATE FROM EUROPE.
The Atlantic Gable.

SANDY HOOK, July 12.-The steamer Persia
from Queenstown on the I'd, has arrived.
Political news unimportant. The Africa ar
rived out.
The final arrangements on the Great Eastern
are progressing rspidly.
Provisions dull; Beef firm; Consols 9ls;
5.2O's 70Ha1.
None but those connected with the laying of
the cable will be permitted to sail on the Great
Eastern. Signals were daily sent through the
entire cable; the insulation and conduction pro-
duced was almost absolutely perfect. A mes
sage of four words occupied a minute and a
quarter, but double this speed is expected from
the new instruments.
The proceedings of Parliament are mainly
formal.
Mr.. Bright, in an address to his constituents
at Birmin CHAM, denounced the present Parlia-
ment and Government, for neglecting the re-
form question; but he hopes for triumph in
the next session.
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FREEDMEN'S BUREAT.

Complaints are daily received at the Freed
mems bureau of cruel treatment towards the
emancipated slaves by their late masters. Yes.
terday letter from colored man at Memphis
was received. in which the writer SAYS his
wife was lately condemned by her old master
for some trifiing offence to receive three hun
dred lashes on her bare back. two hundred OF
which she endured, the remaining one hun
dred being RENTED on condition that he 1.-THE
husband) should receive them in her place
This writer also complains that colored persons
in Memphis are compelled to have passes from
from their former masters
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~From Philip & Solomons we h

sS- From Philip & Solomons we have a copy
of ssThe Trial ofthe Assassins and Conspirators,
at Washington, ID. c., May and June, 1865, for
the Murder of President Lincoln Published
by Peterson i Bros, Philadelphia.
The report of the testimony seems very full
and complete; the report of the pleadings,
being the Stars carefully prepared abstract is
of course all that could be desired; the pic
lures with the names of Arnold, Spangler.
Herold, &C., beneath them, are decidedly apoch-
ryOhal
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BOARDING..

GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN FIRST CLASS
VI TABLE BOARD by applying at No. 246
street, near 10th. Jy list
DERMANENT OR TRANSIENT BOARD OF
l. rooms without board, either single or suitable
for housekeeping purposes, at No. 22 Penn "a
between 18th and 10th SITS. Jy lost
R0ARD class Table Board can be had at
ID 41S 8th ST., near G. Reference, my present
bOarders. je&-lmH
TABLE BOARD at S25 month, $50 + street,
i between 10th and llth streets. Also, two fur
nished ROOMS to let, suitable for two or more gen
tlemen. je7-tf
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CEN. MEADE'S NEW HEADQUARTERS.
Mai Gen Meade took mp his hcadQuartel

n Philadelphia on Thursday last. as comman-
der OF the Military Division of the Atlantic
Brevet Maj. Gen. Webb is retained as Chief of
Staff: Brevet Brig. Gen. Geo. ID. Ruggles As
sistant Adjutant General; Brevet Col s. F.
Barstow, Assistant Adjutant General Brevet
Col. Ratchelder, Chief q Quartermaster; Breyet
Col. Riddle and Breyet Lieut.. Coils, Bates and
Meade, Aids-de- Camp. Headquarters are To-
Gated on Girard street, between Eleventh and
Twelfth.
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MIR. STANTON.-The condition of Mr. Seore
tary Stanton's health excites the solicitude of
some of the newspapers SO much that they
clare that he intends to leave as soon as the
President can find successor. Let us once
more calm these "perturbed spiri ts.' Mr.
Stantonis very well, even hearty, and as at
tentiye to his official duties as ii he intended
to stay in his Department till he concluded to
resigI-an event which he does not contem-
plate nor the President desire.-Chronicls.
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GENERAL AUGER,s DEPARTMENT

Recent orders from the War Department
greatly reduces the number of troops serving
in the Department of Washington, under Gen
Auger. Eight regiments Of Pennsylvania
troops go out of service Immediately, as fol-
lows :-2sth. 10Th, i5th, 46th, 4Sth, 3d. 18th and
111th regiments of infantry.
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NEW MILITARY DIVISION

Orders from the War Department and Gene
raj Meade abolish the Middle Division, and
create the Middle Military Department, COM
prising the States of PENNSYLVANIA, Maryland,
Delaware. and West Virginia, under the COM
mond OF Major General Hancock, who is
ordered TO locate his headquarters st Balti-
more
Evening star., 1865-07-12
URGING CLAIMS

DR.. Mansfield, of Memphis, Tenn, who in
1852, was sentenced to the Alton penitentiary,
for smuggling medicines to the rebels, is now
here urging claims amounting to thirty odd
thousand dollars through the Quartermaster
and Treasury Departments.
Evening star., 1865-07-12

~" From Franck Taylor we have the July
number Of the North american Reuie,c, pub
lished by Ticknor & Fields, Boston-cCntain-
ing nine elaborate articles, and a variety OF
minor articles upon miscellaneous subjects.
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pARDlNEn

VIM. T. Avery, formerly Representative il
the United States Congress from the Memphi.
district of Tennessee, was pardoned yesterda,
by President Johnson.
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~ From Gardner we have some photo
graphic views taken by him at the late execu-
ton at the arsenal, rendering the whole scene
with microscopic fidelity. They tell the story
better than whole pages of written descrip-
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The Beouest of Admiral Dupont

PHILADELPHIA, July IA special dispatch
to the Press cOntradicts in part, by authority
of the relatives of Admiral Dupont, the re-
ported bequest of his prize money to an asy 4
lum for the orphans of soldiers and sailors, and
says the amount does not exceed S5O,O0O
Evening star., 1865-07-12

APPOINTED.-Mr. Walt Whitman. author
of Leaves of Grass" recently removed from
a clerkship in the Interior Department by Sec
retary Harlan, has been assigned to desk il
the Attorney Generals Office.
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~ Thirty-two vessels were to have been
sold to- day by the Government at the Brook
lyn navy yard. The list comprises twenty-five
screw steamers, eight paddle wheel steamers
and two sailing vessels.
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pEREI cOScpESS,,rN urpr

: REBEL CONGRESSMEN HERE.
Messrs. Garland and Boylston, members of
the late rebel House of Representatives, are
here asking for pardon under the Presidents
amnesty proclamation.
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ASSESSORS AND COLLECTORS

The following appointments OF assessors and
collectors of internal revenue have lust been
made:-George La Croix, assessor I'd district of
Alabama; Richard 5. Watkins, assessor Sd dis
trict OF Alabama: Charles Draper, assessor 5th
district Of Michigan: Thomas W Tiplin as
SCISSOR for the district of Territory of Nebraska;
DIR. James Berney, collector 2d district of Ala
bama; Francis w. Kellogg, collector 1st district
of Alabama: VIM. J. Phillips, assessor third
district of Texas
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MUSTERED OFT

The 51st New York volunteers, now servins
in this Department, will be mustered out inn
mediately and ordered to its proper State rem
devious.
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APPLYING FOR PARDON

- Henry, late of the Rebel Senate and who
contested the Goyernorship of Tennessee with
Andrew Johnson, in 1863, is among the many
prominent rebels now here applying for par
don.
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%MASONIC.-The Grand Lodge of f A A.
S NJ, the District of Columbia, is notified
to meet at the Hall corner of 9th and streets at
o clock p. m. TO MORROW Thursday, for the
purpose of participating in the ceremonies of lay
phan Asylum. All Master Masons in good stand
ing are fraternally invited to be present, to join
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.-The two Communicates of
Knights Templar will meet at their Asylum at the
Templars in good standing are invited to ,nin them
The brethren and Sir Knights are requested to be
punctual at the hour.
By order of the Committee.
1t Int. and Chron. please COPY
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PARDONS GRANTED

President Johnson granted about seventy
five pardons to-day, principally to North Car
olinians, on the recommendation of Gov. Hol-
den
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TO GO OUT OF COMMISSION

Admiral Dahlgren's flagship, the Pawnee,
now at anchor on the Potomac, below the
Arsenal, has been ordered to Portsmouth. N
H., where she will go out OF commission
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LAYING A CORNER SToSE.-To-morrow af
ternoon, at O'Clock, the ceremony of laying
the corner stone of the Washington City Or
phan Asylum, at the corner of s and lith SITS,
will take place. The exercises Will be OF
very interesting character.
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n~ATTENTION SIR KNIGHTS. OF COL
S 81. nMBiA b ,a ma @ y No. ;3CIou are
dery, corner of 9th and ID streets TOMORROW,
Thursday July 18th, at 41s O'Clock m. in full
the District of Columbia at the laying of the corner
stone of the Washington City Orphan Asylum. All
invited to meet with us and take part in the cere
monies. By order of the En-. Com.
IT LANGLEY
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q S0 REWARD.--Lost, by one of Adams Ex
JO press dIlyfrs LETTER addEessed to
above reward will be given hy leaving it at JOS,
SHAFT FlELD'S, 3c6 9th street, between and IL
Jy 1l-1w*
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STRAYED OR sTOLEN-A light brindle COW
~ a white stripe down her back, and white fore
head. SO reward will be paid if delivered to me
or any Information where can get her.
j. SIBLEY,
Iy 1NF of 14th and U.
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TEMPLAR. WASHINGTON
HS COMMANDERY, No. IA full attendance
of the members at the regular meeting WEDNES-
DAY, 18th inst is expected in order that arrange
ments may be made to attend the laying of the
cornerstone of the Washington City Orphan Asy
lun. by order. W. MORRIS SMITH,
jy ll-2t Recorder
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n~LECTURE By REV. GEO. p. HAYS AT
N the Odd Fellows Hall, 7th street, July 18th.
lSo,, at o'clock p. IN. Subject Fourth of July {,
MINOR Boris is expected to be present and will
deliver lecture on q different subject.
Tickets will be sold before the lecture, and at the
door on evening of lecture. Tickets 20 cents.
By order of the Secretary of Arrangements.
y ll-4t" W. b. HANLEl, Sec.
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A LARGE BROWN MULE PICKED UP.-The
"A owner ia requested to conc forward prove
property, pay charges and take it away. it will
he sold according to law. Inquire of FLORIAN
HlTZ, Grocer, No. 81 south street, Capitol Hill.
jy ii -6tN
Evening star., 1865-07-12

O~NOTICE TO COUNTY TAX PAYERS
US The Levy Court, at its last ting on Mon.
day the Sd extended the time for the deduction of
10 per cent the taxes of 1865 to the 18th of July
and per cent. from the 18th of July to LIST Of Au
gust. Office days TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS.
Ofiice-basement west wing City Hall.
jy 5-GtN JAMES PlLLING, Collector.
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STRAYED FROM SOME CATTLE being driven
urday, July s, one STEER, marked from the shoul-
der to. the hip with tar. The Steer supposed to
have strayed somewhere in the neighborhood of the
Northern Liberties. Any information in regard to
said Steer will be rewarded for by
A. NJ. HEPBURN, Fulton Market,
iy ll-3t" 14th and r. straefs
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I OST-On Saturday, July sth near the Northern
IL Liberty Market, a red BULLOCK, with a lit
tie white about him and long stripe of tar down
his back. Will pay $40 reward if left at the Fui.
ton Market corner of 18th and + SITS.
jy liz. WM LINKINS.
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VINAkEN UP-A dark red and white COW and
l. CALF. The owner will please come forward,
prove property, pay charges, and take her away.
HENRY NORTON, r street, bet.
~ 1887 s and II Island
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&1 n REWARD.-Strayed from my premises on
solO the sth instant, two STEERS with rope
around their heads, one large red with large
horns, the other brinde with white spot on
forehead and one flank white. The above reward
will be paid to any person who will bring them to
me. WM BABBINGToN
Jy 10-3t~ corner lSt and i streets north
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II CENTS EACHIThe Cotton Lord; Arrows in
the Dark; Ny First Season; Young Singleton;
Wheat and Taresi HavTksyew; Lost and Won:
Nanette and her Lovers; My Lady; Tender and
jyl2 -'ttl FRANCK TAYLOR
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WAS BROUGHT TO MY STABLE on the 7th
w of July, twelve condemned HORSES. The
owner will please come forward, prove property
pay charges and take them away
JOHN LEE & CO.
jy lO-3t+ Ohio ave bet 18th and I5th sra
Evening star., 1865-07-12

I'M KEWAKD.-The above reward will be
PivU given for the , safe delivery to the under
stolen on the light of the 4th instant, from Stable
In the rear of the Washington House, corner of
Third street and Pennsylvania avenue Washing
ton District of Columbia. The Horse is Dark
Bay, about seven years old: with large neck car
rying high head, and having the following marks:
the left find foot white and small star in the fore
head The Buggy isa new coal box one, with
shifting top, having the name of Robert III. Gra-
ham maker, inscribed on it. JAS. W. SELBY,
" ll-3t 3S3 PENNSYLVANIA ayenue
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