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Government of the United States.

Decentralization Johnson, of Tennes.
.see.'
Secretary Of state-W. II. Seward, of
Now York.
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Pennsylvania.
Postmaster General-Nilliam Dennison,
ofOhio.
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Connecticut.
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fIowa.
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Of Indiana.
... ,u, SUPREME CoURe.
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l~James NJ. Wayne, Georgia.
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A.. Nathan Clifford, Maino.
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q. Daniel Davis, Illinois.
Z. Samuel Miller, Iowa.
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LIEUTENANT GENERALS. .,
Wing6eld Scott, Virginia
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Adjutant General Lorenzo Thomas, Della
ware.
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d. C.
Quartermaster General, Montgomery C
Meigs, of Pennsylvania.
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The southeraer, ,

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GENERAL DIRECTORY.
Judiciary.

District Judge--Wm II Robertson.
Commissioner in Equity-Isaac ii Means.
Clerk of Couft-Saml b Clowney.
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Commissioned of Public Build.
imgs.
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Commissioners of the Poor.
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THE CHANGE,
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The Imteilisencer.

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pctlct HEADQUARTERS.

Appointment of Captain Georae w. waJIins
as Police Inspector Transfers. &c.
Yesterday morning the Police Commissioners an.
pointed ,apian George w Walling. o. the Twentieth
precinct Inspector 10 nj The vacancy caused by tho
death q Daniel Carpenter captain wsipg has several
timse distinguished himself In he o1olal capacity His
promotion mests with general appreciation In 1857 he
vas sen, 70 Tompkns,iIie staten Island, ouch the
riot ~ the Sepcys after tho burning or tho Quarantine
budines and IN case the charge u incompetence was
sustained against superintendent, fnmadgs The ln,on-
ton 20 appoint Captain walling 20 the vacancy
In 1893 during the riots he had charge OF police force
the tide Of the city and did excellent service 10
Dispensing the tio,es Last spring he again TO
Staten Island with body 81 police for the purpose Of
protecting the temporary Quarantine buildings when tho
board Of Health decided urou -izng the grounds be-
lsngiag 70 the state
Inspector George W DiIks has boon transferred from
The second district 70 the Inspectors Office.
Inspector James Leonard Transferred from the First
tistrics 70 The second
Captain John willsmsor transferred from the Four
tenth precinct 70 the Sixteenth
Captain Henry Heddsn transferred from tho extsen,b
pr~cinct 20 the fweptiefh.
ssswssn. Ira 8 Garland transferred from the second
District Police Court 70 the Fourteenth precinct A. se,ns
Captain -
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MIscELLAyEous.

MIsCELLANEoUs.
A -rHE HOLIDAYS =
fns IAaoEsr AssoRTSFsr IN rux corxrsy
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ne nAa osen arrested FOR selling 10 Frank
bopdf which bad been stolen from Mr. Lord he saId
be had sold AR HELEN bonds and he mentioned
shiIe enunerated SIS 600 worth; asked him IL lie
did no, sch 1900 sevsn.,hlrty bond. and he did
70, rseol,ee. J sad they had been stolen from Mr.;
he SAID he bought them from man, but be did not
know his name he said he saw the man lao Fulton
and ne sad u WA; then asked him to give mo q Dc.
seIpuon of The man, ana be said be a man about
~ Sna su so 'ssa aps Ks,
ramed stuart --liau gbiss-but be did not know any
sosa men s,ked him hspsd bought those thing,
.. lie FULTON street asked nln N be bought tbs
coupons That Hssn was arrested for the sorSe rnnr
aud he sad b. did; s,kec hn What PEI centsge lie al
lowed HELEN for selling those coupons for him and ne
sS'a n.s one me, ?, I've YET cent asksd hum y
ss,ns ,s. mo- asS a. a'0. ..d Hs az 20 re-
yer can't .sked him i Mr. n.n,n ei 80 - r.a h ns
received any hine fromML HELEN ios the eoutsts !, III
hat was AL thf conversation had WITH him
sos ssose sSss nsn,, .y y sssp ~ YEA 5 s . -.
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AUCTION SALES.
THrS APTYRNOoN IND TO N0RRo
RT ,. Q. ncoUIkE . CO.. Asoaess.,-

Tnusfklr SALE o. yALUABLI BUILD
ING LOTS, nesr the Navy ard. Win one ocs, j.
fortssis pssiling House q ROOMS. Also. val-
ass.s sf ss. fS,. 3: S,,,s .:a
es.s of Litsls ". Lissls. No ga uesn sss Eqsity
IoSss, Of the e.sreas Court Coz the D1ssriet q
nAy !SS6. .hsi %. Tor ssie, 81 public suctios.
the foiIo.tns rial property, beins portion Of the
sssstr q The late Peter Little. deces.-d
In tss ssrnoos. IN srsa, % ss: srsmi... ssrs %
Lot 3. 10 Square north q square ess. froatise n
ret sn sth sfreet esst comprisiu southeast corner
the prinasai Navy lard GATE. containing i.sss
And ,sseds.s.,y shers.rer, IN. .or,b.r,y nor.
and running ssei II ssss 70 csesi sspess
,A,s9, On ss1s ssy. tnondsy, July a. 81 81
SQUARE tss. srontipg % feet on tirFinis avenue.
and running back % feet, together with the d~eti
ing thereon. combating Of . substantial and com
Portable two-story basement and attic frame house.
'os TUfspxf \. the "a DAY OF July, cts o,elocs On
sin tausLe go fronting o. feet on iesS strsss esst,
running back he feet inches Go centre OF SQUARE
feet on nth street esst. sad running bach iis feet
Lot Nc 5, on 10th street. win be ssbdivides into
TIVE lots, having esch front Of 81 feet. With
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

CHEAP pRY GOODS AT MILLERS NEW
~ STORE, 1O1 Bridge ST., Georgetown, d. c.
We continue to receive large supplies of Snmmer
to purchase and sell them much lower than early
in the season. We have . full stock of Dress
Goods, Houfeksering Goods, Goods for Mens' and
Boys' wesr: Psrasois, Fans, Palm Fans at cts.
Gloves and Hosiery. skirts. Bleached Musins
49, 20, d cents, Celicoes D. l2ls. Is, 49, 90 q cts
Alpaca from Is cents TO %, Mosquito Nets. Not
withdrawing domestic goods have adya nced late
ly, We are selling them as low - ever. Call aud
examine our stock, and We Will save your money
10 H.lm- BlNJAMIN MILLER
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$50 sivrSrn STREET: J 452
TO THE clrlzET y;S q; TIE DISTRICT Akl

TO THE CITIZENS or. TIE DISTRICT AND
VI. 1,.t917 vIoIEITf. 80 - =,
Ihsve recently enlarged my store. giving me
grsster business fhctlities. and have correspond
ingiy enlarged my stock OF the following Goods to
which respectfully rcauest your attention when
making your Durchasss: -
PAPER HAN0INGS. Of foreign and domestic
DECORATIONS for Halls. Saloons, &c., sat
BORDERS, CENTR1o. MEDALLIONs AND
FINE DOA1D PRINTS.
STATUESasnd PAPER CURTAINS.
GOLD WINDOW SHADES, Oh Duff, Pearl, Stone.
Lavender Brown, ohocolase, Tea, and Green
wISDoW sHADI, HOLLANDS. Or dinsren.
widthss in Green. Bluss Buff, and White, and
warranted genuine Scotch.
SHADE fIXTUR16. complete, aIi bas g ase
Rustic. BLINDS, CORDS, = AsSBLS, TO-, -
TABLE and STAIR OIL CLOTH, BaA
And . very large snAs complete stock Of II 60
SQUARE and OVAL PICTURE TRAMEs. in
' Gold. Walnut. Rosewood, and Ebony.
= FRAMES Of every descristion msde 70 order.
H.B-I have also aAdsA 70 my store small
PICTURE DEPARTMENT,
where amateurs and the public sre invited 70 call
coon PIcrUREs
which have on hand. - y -
Acknowiedeips napy oblisstio 10 my friends
and the public during the last nine years, I yet
earnestly solicit their contisned favsrs sAnd spp.
port a - ssEasF LsJ.i R0THnOCK,as q 40
-..f...,-. $50 and Z g, Seventh street.
s -.-s.. 80 oUDestts Patent 0a1cs.e
js is cow tCon. UDien.I .,,.-...
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-03

( SLEEVE BuTroNs, Studs, Chains and Sets
Tor Summer Wear cone on this morning-3O0
new styles of Jewelry and Silver Plated Ware
70 choose from for only one dollar. at Prigg's
Dollar Jewelry Store-at the Old Stand
No. 4S Pennsylvania avenue, third door
from street.