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LrfKJAL NEWS.
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dtvexrid Locax* ?See outalde of to-dtyM
?*?r ior Ii.ter^tln* deferred local artlole*.
Aantirmi lonim
Hoot, it's Mimtiu* otax a splendid blU Io???.m
and we doubt not Grower's Theater will
be well patron tied on the occasion Among the
nfw acta to be produced are tbe "SoTernment
9paeulatoraM and tbe "W&llemahebaatacut
Brotbera," by Seymour and Lebr, In their lalmitsble
atyle Tbe drinking aoag, from Lncretia
Borgia, will be gl*en by Rollla Howard, and
Tim Haya will appear in hia wonderful clog
da ace New aonga, duetta tad ckoraaea will alao
be given.
CamBBBraT Hall la throagad nightly by the
laugbter aod fun-loving community, who are
hugely entertained by Jim Budworth, aeknowledged
to be among the beat Ethiopian performer*
on tbe stage. and unexcelled in hla line of acting.
Budworth. Denny Gallagher and Wtllte Enter.
w*n are a inuiiiTimir di ian woo cinnoi mi w
please and imue In addition to the Ethiople
performances the Deievante Brothers also appear
in their daring and perllooa trapeze, laperche and
tilt feats. Songs and dances are Included In the
entertainment.
Acadbxy or Mrsic Thla resort la nightly enlivened
by the artistic executions of Mr. Henry
Jungnlckal ob the violin and tbe line singing of
Bignora tievdel Attentive waiters are In attendance
to dispense refreshments.
Apollo Coicist Salooj*.?Free concert*
dally at 4 p m. Refresnments at hand.
LiatnTT Hall, Alixaadeia, ta now occupied
by a troupe of Ethiopian performers and minstrels
under the auspices of Meaars. Parker and
" " * ? narfnrmera a ra Hiok Pa p.
rtrClVIl AI*JU"K ?? XV - ?kpr,
Hneh Clark and other flrst-claaa Ethiopian
Terfornsers, and Nellie Taylor, Jennie Allen and
alia Price, who have woo applause la the paat
for their floe ringing and dancing.
Tat DisTaicT of Colvmbia VoLcwuaas have
never yet received any encouragement from either
private subscription or legislative enactments for
their beneit. In thia respect they are nallke any
otter regiment now in the United States service.
The pecuniary rewad has been altogether wltoheld,
while in too many Instanoes the volunteers
of th? District have been traduced with a llbe-al
band. Thla should not be The loyal citizens
of this District should manifest an interest in the
troop* aent forth from oar mldtt, and aid them by
tbe cheering smile and word, and the open parse.
We understand It la contemplated to hold a meeting
In a f^wdaya In furtherance of this object,
when no dsubt the llbetallty and patriotism of
the people of this District will be fully sustained,
as we are aatiafied U Is only neceeoary to bring
tbe subject to the attention of the people to secure
Its proper attention.
Tbe First District Regiment bss only about
three hundred and fifty elective men. Strenuous
efforts ahould be made by tbe l*yal cltlzena
of the Dlatrict to keep this regimes! mil. It can
be done If. like other cities and communities, an
adequate bounty la given and propec Inducements
are held out to volanteera b* tbe citizens
of Washington. Tbe oonntoy wants fighting
men. and It 1* but proper that the District of Co- I
luoabia should furnish her quota.
Extxxsivi ann Mtaraaiona RobbzbvLaat
Tuesday, Chan Luabv and Fred'k Kessler were {
arrested by Officer McDevltt, auapeeted by Henry
Becker of robbing htm of a pocket-book and between
flTe and alx hundred dollar* In Treasury*
notes They were taken before Justice Thompson
It appeared that K easier hid traveled to
thin city in the cara with Becker, from Baltimore
When they arrived In the city they were
joined by Lusby, and the three rode In a hack to
Georgetown. The complainant had drank freely
at several places on the rqpd, and h? displayed
his money at those places Be missed the money
In Georgetown, after recovering from Intoxication.
Several witnesses swore that the parties
accused were of good character for honesty and
sobriety, and that th?v readily submitted to
March, and no money of the description of the
lost foods was found on them. The Justice dismissed
the case, and the prisoners were honorably
discharged. John L. Smith, Esq , appeared
for the defence.
Hutu Stwatht. ?At the meeting of tbe
Yeunz Men's Christian Association, held last
Suaday night, ia theMethidict Episcopal church
In Georgetown, one of the apeakers used thd foll<ywlng
language: "The devil was the first rebel,
and Jeff Davis was one of his followers. The
first rebelled aca'.nst tbe best government Heaven
ever produced, while the other is a rebel sgalnat
the best government ever s?^*n on sarth " The
plain assertion of truth gave desperate offence to
tbe eorgetown secesh there assembled ; two of
Mnrvsnrf MIm Pcffirv Wilson?in
dlgnantiy "skedaddled,'r much to the amusement
vi the loyal portion of tbe audience.
PoLic?y?Tbe Third Ward patrolman reported
vestcrdav?Jai Williams, drunk and disorderly;
insd ST Henry L9CM, drislng on a pavement;'
do. Clinton Smith, her* stealing; jail for farther
hearing Geo Evans, suspected of complicity
with Clinton Smith, do.,?by justice Thompson.
Henry Koch, assault and battery; aecurity for
peace?by Justice Clayton.
The Fourth Ward patrol reported?J M Long,
assault and battery, be Id to security for a hearing?by
Justice stratton. Marry Carroll, using
abusing language; held to security for peacesby
Juntlce Clayton
caftck*cr a. Rxsbl Beumk-bckhkb.?Lieut.
Dobson, of thU city, a member of the Ut District
of Columbia regiment, captured a man rn Tuesday
irtght. supposed to be one of tbe rebel prisonrn
who recently escaped from Fort Delaware.
He was detected In the rascally attempt to destroy
tbe bridge on the railroad this s'de of Annapolis
inaction. He was unscrewing the bolts at tbe
bridge, and Lai be succeeded he would probably
nave precipitated the next train dowa the embankment.
A severe and immediate punishment
shou.d be meted out to such scoundrels.
m *** ?? wu HiAralnfi if Wof *el
IVXA1KXT 1 KHVil lII* uiy|uii?K, mi. ? ? vmv*?
a butter dealer la Outer Market, commenced
arranging bis stand at an earls Uour, and placed
kla casage box (containing, beside* pome small
change, two ivr-dollar Treasury demand notes)
on the table He turned from it a flat meat, iad,
jjruto ckmmft, It was gone Some skillful thief
Lad lifted it. Tbe box wan found In aaottter
not tbe market, minus tbe money, of coarse,
equlres all tbe attention of tbe patrolmen In
that beat to keep tbe market clear of thieves; bat
soaetims tbe ecampe get opportunities to operate
succeenfully.
flotswmht Piomity Porno?Y?terday
j.^trolman Coanell, of the Fourth Ward,
| got upon tuf trail of Government gooda out of
p-oper euatod,', ?nd traced tbem to the boose of
Wm Fagan. In tte Seventh Ward. The gooda,
eonalatlng of blankPta and aoldiera' olotalng.
were recovered and taken to ibe Fourth Wara
\ station to be returned U tno Government oflcers.
Fagan waa taken before Ji?f're Walter and the
caae of Government jjooda d ?aa.ieeU, bat Fairaa
waa fined $20 and cosu for aelllag liquor without
llcenae. '
FoiitiWiid Station C?r?-Btjort J us tic*
Woltr ?Roar Donlan and Agne< Knox, Indecent
language; dlamiaaed W. F ijan, for obtaining
Government property; dlatnli-ed Ala >, for aeiilag
liquor without llceae*; fl..,.d **C %j. Joaeph
JLeily, dlaorderlf, fined fl. Andrew Sullivan,
drunk and dUorderly; flood S3 M Job* Hick
msn, disorderly; dismissed. J?a? Ktse, dr?k;
loed *1 Waa. wray do ; S 1 riarab A. i'hotnpwd,
sleeping la thestre*t,end 9 C Beach, taken
up m ? secessionist from Richmond, were dismissed
cannes or Honss Stialiso.? Yesterday,
CllMou Smith, a notorious colored ladividoal,
only a day or two out of Jail, waa arrested by
patrolman Wm M Kelly upon ? charge of steallag
a bone from Mr. W Grayson. The most
important witnesses were absent in search of the
horse, and Justlca Thompson committed Smith
for a further bearing. After he wm Imprisoned,
tbe oAcer returned to tbe magistrate and charged
DHUMi W 1VU Otf I UCUW..U11 ! IV?lfM W?4 VBVUTOI
hMN.
Romuici or Was?Two ytfla, aged rwpectIveiy
eUbteea ai*?i iwentf yean, and nailing from
Hifnwn, MA , were in coatody la the Frovutt
Marahal'a ettce veoterday, arrayed Id Ml
antiwar According to thelf own atatomoata
they tad born la th- army aome month*; oae of
teem aaaertlng tner bad MrUci?j?o4 In the battic
of Ball Raa. ttoaotal Wad*wortta, after ad
meelohlng toen on the lolly of thalr ?oarae,
?Urted them oa tbelr homeward way.
Ftaa.?The alarm oftrelast nightwaacaaaad
hy Uie buxnlag of a frame waraboooo and a bUck
smith ikon on Water atoeet, near the aqoedeet.
la Soorgaiowa. The warehouse was oceapled
I by the Government, and at tha time contained
*<0* bales of har, which wu consumed. The
bop was ooenpted by ? B-Oer Tie Iremea
*w* oat rromptly, and tbroogh their exertions
the adjoining property waa eared.
, a -t - *
klaLD m Kiu tbs P sacs.?Margaret O, Coa>
nett. 'Maf oa ? street, oetweea First aad Socor.d
-lay com plained th&t her neighbor, Mar?
Ana Cu"1?. had tued lodeooat, profan* aad
abasiva in.igna^e to' her. aj*d ofllcer Haoaon arrested
her. The case was rated before Jostle*
Clayton, aad w*?ra. w^tneaaas tratllad to her
IILAY^m used ton***, vw M< to ball to
k/ep tu ptiM. . , ? i , > U
liLitii of a miwirtt^-tlibaiitfrdmwmii
U Kn W Hint, pu*u>r ? ibo Foaodrj (M. B.)
Cburon will rcgrer to toara Uit be il? wmy low.
He in tors 111 for ? ? two or tbrw wo?k?, ud
boa bees gradually growlaaworao uatll iNilW1
ui wboo itttio bopoa won oatoruloodtf bio rocc*fry
tblo motalag, bowevor, bU iwdMlMi
boj Improvod _______ 1
SAi.0 ?Mams tirern * Willi!?, ywtorday
aiterawoo, told m* IS, la square 2*4, oa Poorbrnlb
strsM, betwora C aad D itrarti aootb, to
p R >ger at 7 teats per foot
I, ,, |, ?j , m, n
BcisLaM Aloct?Night before I Ml the ree 1Aenoc
of Dr. Oollum, No. 416 Twelfth rtreet, near
I, fu entered by burglar* and xae of bla weartag
apparel, 4fee., waahandled jp to betakenoff,
Wot the Doctor hearing a nolae aaked " Who
theret" and they made tracks. In the morning
both beaement and hall doora were open, the hev
of the beaemeat door having the appearance of
W.I A m * _ _ m u "i^w niitnarl Th#
(wing wrnm ov a pair nl opuuu - ?
Dootor lnvltea the thief to give him another visit.
Bckolait.? Saturday night, the dwelling of
Mr. T. J. Fisher, on New "i ork avenue, between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth atreeta, waa entered
by aburzlar after the' family bad retired, and a
gold repeating watch and a pocket book containlog
about lOln monev and papera of value only
to Mr. Flrher were stolea. The burglar obtained
entrance by unlocking the door with nippers
from the outaide. No clue to the thief has yet
been obtained. j
Hot awd Colo Baths?Klaewhere will be
found the advertisement of Hempler'a bathingrooms,
No. 310 C atreet, near the Bank of Washington
Mr. Hempler auppllea what has long
been needed In Waahlngton In the way of first
class bathing accommodations, and hla cuatomora
will find hla place a model of neatness and
convenience and his terms accordingly moder
ate. The guests of the large hotels In that neighborhood
will find Hempler'a batbs to be just the
thing.
Cow Stealiko.?Tbla morning, as Mr. A. Da la,
of Alexandria county, waa passing through
Center Market, be discovered two eowi for sate
which bad been stolen from him and a neighbor
on Tuesday night, from near Alexandria; and
calling Officer McDevltt, the man having them
In poaaeaaion, named Edward Scanlan, was arrested
and taken before Justice Walter, who
committed blm to Jail for a further hearing.
Scanlan says he bought them from a negro.
Camp Muting.?8rlm-viaaged war seems to
have interfered sadly with the uaual camp meeting
arrangements at various points We hear,
however, that a camp meeting will be held at
P-o?pect or Melville circuit, In Anne Arundel
county, Md., near Elkrldge Landing, commencing
on Friday, August 22.
Pica an L> A a a. in.?YesWrday Joe Williams,
who has Just been released from jail, where he
was sent for whipping his wife and other disorderly
condact.a short time since, was arrested
by ottoer McDevltt for being drunk and disorderly.
He was fined *2 by Justice Thompson.
I. O. W. B ?John M. Long, who resides on
tb? Island, and drives a hack, belongs to the Independent
Order of Wife Beaters. Offlcer Connell
arrested htm yesterday for beating hla better
half unmercifully, and Justice Stratton held
him for a further hearing.
Sbllijcg ?t Samplb.?Justus Smith was arretted
by city constable C. Hurdle, who charged
him with offering eoodi for sale by sample without
license on Friday laat. The case was submitted
to Justice Thompson, who flned him S20
and 58 cento costs
War Mm so in Washiruto*.?Those Interested
in getting Up the war meeting la this cltv,
are to meet in the National Hotel, to-night, at ?
o'clock.
Pic-Nic.?Yesterday, Good Samaritan Division,
Sons and Daughters of Tempsrance, proceeded
In omnibuses from their Hail to Pierce's Mill, I
l where they spent a pleasant day, plc-nic-ing.
By thi Advmtisixikt *l?swhkrk It will be
seen that Dr. White, the popular chiropodist, Is
1q town.
1
Tamo Wakd Statioh Cases?Bifor^ Justiet
Walttr ?Adam Taffer, drunk and disorderly;
flned 9i.
Aeeived at Carter's Wharf schooner American
Eagle, Capt. Aaron, with coal for George L.
Sheriff lt?
Li**' Limi! Lint!?On bands large quantity
of my own manufacture, in quantities to suit
purchasers, at W. H. Godsy's lime kilns. tf
Deavness, Bisbt, Cross Etes ?Testimonials
from some or the very best citizens who have been
restored to their hearing and sight, under Dr.
Von Mosrhzisker's treatment, can be examined
at his office, 127 Pennsylvania avenue. Cross
Eyes, Strabismus, operated and mad* prfeo.tly
straight. Jy 3l-3t*
Scitevt awd ScEorrLors eaurtio.ns will soon
cover the bodies of those brave men who are
ftghting tbelr country's battles. Night air, bad
food, and drenching rains will make sad havoc
with the strongest, therefore let every man sup
ply himself with Holloway's Ointment, it I* t
certain cure for every kind of akin d Ite&w. Only
its cents per Pot 215.
Mast ixtiskly hw and beantlful styles of
Jewelry are dally arriving at th? Dollar Store,
436 Pennsylvania avenue, near 4# street. The
stock Is new very Urge. Drop In and look at It.
jySW-lw*
Deathsss and all Mala was or THtKraand
Ear snceeasfally treated by Dr Von Moechzlsker,
oculist and aurlit. The very highest references
given, and testimonials from well known citizens
who have been deaf for omny years and re
stored to their hearing bv Dr. Von Moschzlskor,
win be examined at his oflce, No 227 Pennsylvanla
avenue. Croat evM, strabismus, of the wor*t
kind, from birth or otherwise, made perfectly
straight. The operation performed In a minute,
without any detention from business. Jyit-3t*
To orraiM lne earn it viiite likenesses go to
Whltehurat's, No. 434 Pennsylvania avenue He
la selling (original) earn de wititt llksne**es of
discing ui?hed men, embracing all the prominent
men of tblseountry. 8ee his likenesses in oil snd
water colon. Thosedesirlng camp and Held views
taken call and leave your orders. Jy tt-eolna*
fV?w tkt R*r Fbtkir Egan to Dr TumbUtf.
This Is to oertlfythst, having Intensely sulfcred
for a long time- from dyspepsia, loss of appetite,
nervousness and general debility, congestion,
constipation, fainting, exhaustion, chollc, pain*
in the breast, Ac., my situation was painful and
distressing in the extreme. My friends Induced
me to try Dr. Tumblety's herb medicines, and
they have cared me. C. L. Ksan,
Jy 19-tf ' St Domlnlck'a church, Waahlngton.
You can gain five pound* of brclthy fleth per
month by Ufinx Dr. Tumblety >? Pimple Banlsher.
It la Invaluable for removing plmplm. blotchea,
Ac , tea, freckle*, aallowne* <iud all Impurities
and rooghneaa of the skin, leaving tne Kua
blooming with beauty. jy 5-tf
MA&K1KD.
On th# 12th of Mar, br E?t. Wm- M, D. Eyafl,
WM. H. ?UIT to Mils HANNAH ti. HL L.L.IVAN,
all of thia eity.
OIKU.
Suddenly, on tb? morninx of Jaly 31 *t. of apoplexy,
WILLIAM THOMPSON, in the 60th year
of bis us. an old resident of tnis oitr.
'It a raaormi will take place on Friday, Ant net
1st, at 4 o'elook, from tkt reeideaoe of the family,
Maryland avenae, between 4H and Mh ata. Tne
friends of the family ara invited to attend. *
Ob theSlth ioetanl, THOMAS B. HOWELL,
La the 38tn year of his age. leaving a wife and a
large circle of frienda to moarn his lose.
Deareei buebsnd, thou haat left ma.
WW w wmj WW HVWI ?WW.J ?WI t
Bat 'tis God tb\t hu twrift u.
He o?o a>l o?r torrovi he&j!
I Baltimore papsra oopy] ^ *
?A3H HOU8K?CHEAP tOODb.
JOBt PH J. MAY,
< l<aU of the firm of Clacett ft Mart)
Whoiaaale and Retail Dealer In
FORKIVN AND DOMES IIO DRY GOODS.
309 fa armiM, bttwttn 9tk and 10t4 strut/,
Waanmctoa, 0. C.
N. B*?Boo4t sold at loveat New York vnoaa.
JOSEPH J. MAY.
Jt 309 Pa. ave.. b*t 9th a?d loth ata.
486 witf&WPVJiV . 486
OVALPIOTVRK FRAMES, Ac , 4c ,
A ohoioe aefectjon of Paaarkaaringa, warranted
Sold aad Imitation Go a B&rdWinrfow tta*ciea:
1 ?? <! aii Blaa UaI an<1 V? ?ka *a?/i
orm&deibto Window Shade#; Plotar? Co d *r.d
different uim and oolor*; Pi?tar? Null.
Ufa, Jfcd ; al?o Um ksndaomeat auo Unect of
Or*, Pioiure FrsmM ia the oity, from the bast
tnaLifaator* la tfca oountj; uao, PuMfuUuU,
24 114 V MM Pram*.
Ai.rioiM vmatM u repreaentad. or no pal a.
Puroiiaeiag tor oaah, all fooda will m told at tba
lawaM r?*an?raUT? prioaa
Allowing bo o.d t ook la iMiM'ato, parson*
naediagtb* abort gooda will And aew and 4mir~
A*?u soil u tad from Umm naadlng tka above
?^ Terms ouk. J. MAKER ITER.
REMBMRBR VHE NuMBKI.
CTAoc u* urm? Cnh for (ooda and Labor.
it M MC* __
r OK AL*X4WBKU ANli WASaiNeiON
Tie ?Ucaj?r PL A N T k R w\W Imti B&ltimor*,
from her wharf, loww ocd of Fr*i jp-k.
ft *%'1i5eUied >MM' eeaunentiag oa Friday,
Hgmwi&sgsm
SmcM nmir*d y tot * Uok o? u? tor of
??.. .wJS^jagL i
WANTS; . : w^raNMaMHr
w*.|?
BtTeet, bet wen C and D. It ?l-lt*
\AJ ANTED-By a re? pee table woman. ? ] JU;
ATlOtM a* oook, washer or lroner. Call at
Wo 833 <T*h ?t. between Q and H. It*
WANTED?A YOUNO MAN in a drag atoreone
who ?>a? a knowledge of the boalosae.
Apply at tbn oMoe. Jy >!?'
CAKE BAKERS WANTED-Two or three
good Cake Bskera Apply immediately te
THUS. HA VENN ER.34T Eat. Jy?Hi*
w? t a ai n a o ifHty * ray / v % ?> kl?
uu a > ir.u?jl siivaiinn. 07 ?
?' girl, a? ohambermaid or ohna'a noree. Addreie
a cote to Box 93 Star Offloe jy 81 *t*
WAN1KO IMMKDITELY?To rent a
STORE on Penna. avenue or 7t& a*re*t not
fiutbar tban H at. Addreaa "A. L.," WMkincton
oity Hoat Ofloe. jy fl at*
WANTED-By a young girl a SITUATION aa
chambermaid or aa dining room servant or
nurse. Call at No. 73 24th a'.reet, between L.
and M. It*
NURSE WANTED-To take oiarje of aaiok
ladr onring the day only. An elderly oolored
woman preferred. Apply at 443 9th at., ospcsite
Patent Ofloe. jy 3l-3t*
VI/ ANTED?A 8IRL OR WOMAN of good
" oharactar, to 000k, wash a d iron for a small
family. Apply at W. <J O'MEAH A'S. ?*4 Pa.
avenue. between ?d and 3d eta j? 31 ?t*
11/ANTED?A gentleman In one of the Depart
menta desires to obtain BOARD and ROOM
either in Waahisgton or Seorgetowr Addreaa,
seating looa'ton and terma," W.t Box 49, Wirt
in?toi;." H*i ?f
JEFFERSON DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION?
Two irore f.adiea wanted Inquire cf MRS.
MtZ/.V, ii7 6 Pa avenue. Tkoae lad i?t who hare
Bent in their ntmea wi 1 call on Mn. M. at their
earnest convanienoe. jrSl^w*
W A NTED-ln a private family ft SI ? UATION
" by a jouct girl as seamstress; oin ont and fit
ladies' acil obi.dren'a dresses. and also do plain
aewiif. Apply at K FRENCH'S. 21th atreat. he
tween I and IC ate., for a day a it*
WANTED?A young MAN to attend an oyeter
svoon. None teed apply exoept they oaa
oome well reoomoiended. Appiy at the oyater aa
loon on New York avenue, one door from lftth
atr at Jy II at*
WANTED TO KENT-A media* aimed unfur
Diahed HOUSE ; mnat bo looated weat of
Tenth and Bfcrth of F street, and oonta i q water ar.d
(sb. nojfc iu >uo.?'C i |vi<u uibj uo vu
Uit?d by addressing immediately 'J>nai<t," Post
Offioe Box No. 190. j f ?1-eolw*
WANTED ra HIRK. with the privilege of
baying, a FURNISHED UUU^G containing
10 rooms, s.tcated one block noithof Pennaylvatra
avosie. tetwesn the Capitol and 14th ?t Addreaa
WM. DO*ALDSON, 099 E street, ata in* looacviori
an* rent. jy at 2t*
A waiter wanted at the ?r?iiai Restau'ant,
-4 7 Pa. arenae?oua ?ho iindar
and a thn business and eau oome well recommended.
To snoh> good wages wnl bs gi-*n,
also a r^od heme. Jnauira at 'J47 Pa. arenne. be
tween i?th ana lith. j? 81 at*
INFORMATION W ANTED ? !i./onr.a:>on
wa nt A.I ftf a n v nf mw f r ianH nr valatiwaa a t a J
W ?M*?VU w< OUT VI (U? 11 VI toiail VQ? *7. WIUI
in th* armj or out of the army- I am lying v*iy
sick in *t Joseph's Hospital. Philadelphia I be
lone to Light Company fc, 3d Artillery, f' rmerly
oommanJeri b? T. W Sherman, at present eom
manned Ly Captain J. Hamilton, stationed at
Hilton Head, 8. G.
jy 31-8t* ISAAC MKLANE
WAN I'K.D?Two or three ROOMS funtar
cashed* or a small House. Rent not to exoeed
98 per month. Address liox IT, Star Offioe.
jy? _
U/AN1GD-A imart aid indistpons YOUTH
" to learn the drug and P'0?cnsU0n basinet*
One having'a little knowledge ol the business pre
ferred. Apply to B.C. MAJOR, corner ^eve-th
and E tU. jy30 it*
WANTED?'Two MEN te work ia a livery stable.
Call immediately
JOSEPH NATHAN,
Jy a 3f Corner Twelfth and C sts.
WANTED TO HIRE-A BOY totakeoare of
a horse and to drive a carriage. Rooommend
at lor s required. Asp y at Room No. 41, ?econd
Btorv Wi Jet's MuiHict. jy y> 8t*
NOTJCK-Wanted. 1? good BAKERS /or
working in the Government Bake Homes at
Fort Monroe. None but srofeasional takers
waited Appiy to JAMES CAVE, tea., at the
Captto! B*tery. jyM 1 w
W*P.TED-A MAN and WU'E-roa to Jo
* " lam work, ami wife to eoolt, waah and iron,
in a famit? of two ue?r Georgetown Fair wagca
will ba paid to ttoie who will suit. *lao. pitoea on
h?bdfora.i kind* of tool women help Apply No.
All Ninth reet, ne%r Pa avenue, in the uew Employment
Agenoy (J (hoe.
Jy?f lw N. H. MtLMtRWANTED
TO RtNT?From Sept mt?r 1st.a
well furnuhai HOIJBK, in a oentr*: location;
net !e?a than U room*; referred near the Capitol
Addraag Boa ltf. St4rJ)16 oa. jy 3 tf
T NOTICE.
HOSE In want of Employment of any kind
weald oetter oa i on the uom INTELLIGENCE
OFFICE. No. 311 9th atreet, (whera the beat of
pay will be liven to 6rat claw Servanta.) 1 have
a wiia application* on hand lor good Cooia. Lacn
dreaaea,Caa?nber!naida. Waiters and Seamatretaea.
f.ao, for Touur Men to_ wait on tab:aa in private
ttcuiie* or bote?. rAS? HA> us wanted. Emtloyar*
iu watt o! tooa he.* will find it to tfceir a4T&QtAze
to 0*11.
N. B. HOl'SES waated. The bait of tenant*
an M oiuitod without ohaue br i?ljli(U
above.
_mJWT N. H. MlhLEtt.
WANTKD.-We are row bayme BLCONKHAND
FUliNITlRK,STOVESm-.l {JK1>
Di.Nu, for whifh we are ?ayirt tie biena?t
aaa fTicv. l-annhe* d?oli*im eone?*ee?lai, ar
kt'ini a fsrftaa ?f faraitare, wlii ftud It to tueir
M'.a'jU. to iXt* ii a oaii.
BQNT3 fr SR1FFITM.
1s ll-tf *4?. Sf'.S ?tr iL. h?tw. I end K rta.
\E7 A>'TKJJ?livery p&non to koow tbat I am ia
?" the niarkat. rosuij to Mr oaah ror allai uolea
mine uuaaniurutGaicf uurn. fnoi* ibatipc tne
eity, or toeing ft turjuma, will co well to oa;!. B.
BVCHEY, 49!T9*TS-tii at, between tt and H ?t*.,
(Mut aid*,) Dealer in New and Second-hand F?rutire.
no 11 tf
MADAME BOVJN'H FEMALE ALTERATi
VE PILLS, for theexcluaive use oi frinalee
laboring under any of the following conip ainte:?
Obatrietiona, tvappreealona. Green riic*ue?a,
H?adaone, ft>n in tue Side, Palpitation, Loattuug
of Food, Disturbed S ie*p. and all lnterru? tioca or
Irregalftritiea of tne Menstrual Panada. N. H.?
Theae f ilia ahouiu never be t*ken by fcmft'es during
pregntnoy. *? the? would be aure to oauae
muoarriftge Prepared bt Madaine Ootid, ftt IS
Hue Veiigerarel, ^ane. Franoe. For e&le at tiie
ndinn i.r tin R I? i IT U k1 D -l M fcl U A V IfO
{fat. tbe oniy Amenta in Washiufton* ' jy'* eolt"
j^osiery! hosiery!! hosiery !!!
Steele full and oomylete in ail kinds Cotton and
Tbre&d Hose for ItaiM, gentlemen. and children,
all of whioh wo offer *t lowest jnces, by the doses
or in smaller *n*rtities.
HOCKS FOR HOLIMER8.
W? have Jnat received SO d?aen talendid extra
heavy Kniiuti Cotton Book*, for Boldiera, ana
will sell them oheap.
JOSEPH J. MAY,
Jy ? Itlf 309 Pa. ay., bet ?th and 10th ata.
Dr. henry ol.uk.
veterinary surgeon,
DOR? EVA IIOTEL. Seventh st.
Offers to euro the following Di.eases In Horaea.
Diatemper. Hmtm, Qitinor. Lnnj Fever, Ir.flu
enaa, Cluctri, in the oommenoemeut. Ringbone,
bpann. Splint. Carb, Gall* of all kind, Strana,
Founder*, Ooll?r, Head Siacgera. Parti il Blind eat,
Wind-broken, Kidney D.eeajea, 9ravel,
Worma, Cholio of all dcaonationa, Botta, Ponpua,
Fiatula k,o. ur. Henry Clok haa hi*diploma from
King of Prnaaia. Emnre Royal Hiib Sahool for
Veterinary Mu^eara. at Berlin, several yeara
veterinary aurgeoa In the aroiee Sr. Wafeatat
Truppa, Brat ar>ree department, State of lltandenbu.
f, in rruaaia. Curea warranted or.tae money
refunded. jy38 1w*
Domestic cotton goods at "old
prices."
flavlnr oarohated many of onr raoda bifare the
fill in prices, we thall continue to Mil at the followiug
rates until further notice.
iWt Aineri?aa atd f-uglisn Prints, (in Light.
Dark, and Biaok.lat '2S ceuts
fcxce lent Shining Cottons,and 4-4) at 1JK,
15. aiC 16 oents, yi and 4-4 Brown Cottons, at 12*,
U, and 16 oents.
Best io 4 Cotton Sheatiaga.(heavy and &ne,) at
4* oents.
Best t 4 Pillow Case Cottons, at 16 oan*s.
tto^d tC'in^itio Sins hams, at 1SX cents.
i!% FINK WhlfK eoODs, aaohaa
Cambria Mus'iss, J&oocets, Shirting Cambrics,
Plaid Nansooks, Plain Nansooks, Mulls, Swiss,
Fraooh Muslins, Stripod and Plaid Swiss. Dotted
and Figured Swiss, Tarletons. India Dimity, *o.,
4o. We have a large assortment, and will give
oaatomers the advantage ol <he "old writes," although
these goods have advasoad 2ft ft oeut.
within tne last few da;a.
1IJT" Postage Sumps taken, aad a premium aZItwed
for Oold and Silver.
JOSEPH J. HAY,
-New stora "
jy tt-fltit 308 Pa.ava.. betgm and lQtkata.
TYHE tfKRKELKY SP1N?S.
BIS Favorite Watering Plaee ia bow open for
the rro?ptlon of Vmtora.i (by ntua of A . .
to* Baltimore and uhio Railroid > eer-VnLO
Sare euabiea to eaoape Irom thehe&tJ&SU
ant of oar eeaborfrd ciulea, and a ter ft .e
of mtereetinc travel, and tbrmtel vea ia the
acjorment of the pu-eat mountain atmoatehere
and me meat deiighifal laiand rmhin* the eoantrr
afforua rf.e fl?me will be kept in auoh manner
aud ?i tach terma aa wiU eait the tinwa. Vieitora
vill ft'-d otnveyaucei at fct. John'e Station, on
the liaiiroad IS) ixulee weet of Battinore, and 2K
from ihehennia. ^
fytSlm* TBK PBOPEJKTOin.
A. TO"W4?"W?8f5^#W
i turn *athonx?J by Uie yroyrwtor or uieio dou
iIohW em rather than mior th? rltf ud ?*
mom of transhipment, tj Off* tht biluMoa hind
M t?n ??r oenTTeee than M?? Yore wholesale
ri??. for thajMwa of Llurtr anteee oojwr
(im?u?ed tf There *r? about MO ouh of th* lot.owing
ohotoe Mite: _ .
Whit*. JIM.
Tokayi Mu\u, Tok?ji,
TttrM ouki, SO nlloM (Mk, of 8sUt&U (PriM
istxv ^^ iiflsssvr&r*
8*? P*nB?jlTwa* av?n??,
jjJM-HM B*tw?MllU?QdMfc*to,
f \u
v. ; kjt* ** ?
i hi i m ii i... I
liOBT AiCD fOPgg.
ttTRAVFO Ot tSTOLKN-Froa MUtara, &MT
0 Chain Bride*, on Bitot of 19th in/tant. wv
a black BOR?K. lose out and tail: mail U
Whi??iafcr?head. A !lb?mi^ "
raward will b? ?a:3 on dallrtrr at VAN NB8**KN'8
Lirary Stable. Coagraaa itrtft. ?#or??
town It
CTR AYKD?Frem my ?tehle, o% Toe?rlay night,
O July S9. IBM, a Ytrj hu<*MiM briiht flv__
ba* MARK, bobtail; about 1?H han'a high; TijP
whit? faoe, and bott biad Itn white; bat: * n
onwhuiMltfti fo^d black leather halter. A
liberal reward will be paid for her neortrr.
JOHN B1NSLEY,
Washington Stable*.
jy >1 8t* 8th treat, between D acd K.
UOBfiKRY-flO REWARD.?The reaiaeaoa
li of the anbtonber wai robbed on thenythtol
36th, of a tfold Keteatint Watch and Chain;
Pcoket Book, oontainicg a man mm of money,
and some valuable payers. The above reward will
beeaid&ndno qaeatioae aaked, upon Ue retira
of the Watch atd Cta:n, and Pawn.
i*S1St THOS. J. FISHER.
08T?From Uie 8th to the l*th inetant, nina
j MU LES, from a drove on Bladensbare
Pike, be'.ween Washniton
Bat more. A liberal reward w..l be paid 1
for their delivery to O.J, Robb, at leaao^^aH*
8c&ic'?, twelve miles from Wachioctor,
on the Bladembarg Pike, or to Mr, Jaokeon, at
6ovemmeLt stables.
jy 81 2w? B8QWK A CO.
THK REWARD OF THRK* DOLLARS
will be (IV' n for a strayed COW, loat^gtwM
on tbe 26th initant, wsite face; horns; VMr
brtrdle oolor; two pieces ost out of herJfaaMM
letter. M. BOY LEND,
1* 3f> st* Corner ?th and Md. ave , Is asd.
REWARD?Last, on the way from the foot
ofyth etr*et to Northern Liberty Market, a
CARPET BAff. containing two Colt's Revolvers.
1 te ftof*e: will please deliver the tame at W
ZAdN'? Tailor t*hop. No 443 Seventh street,
and receive the above rewsrd. jr ?-2t*
?OC REWARD?Stolen, this morning, about
tSp&'J 9 o'clock, oat of my ittb e. oae?v_
orrel HORHE, with fonr white f*et. * V7f
negro by the use of Clinton Smith, tm? r*
imu to ride htm off. The above reward will be
paid for hie delivery to me.
WW. eREABOtt,
ij 30 3t* Corner 13th acd E etreete
U1RAVBD FROM TUB SUBSCRIBER, ON
C5 the ?th instant, a large bar HOR8S,fC
wt?h lone black mua a.nd tail: both hind "
feet white ay to the footioqk; white haira^^*-*
crinkled on the Jeftahroider and aide of neck; a
soar on eaoh breast, with hair robbed ofl, the one
on the left, largeat; oamea hia head down when
wtlkinc 9>o levard wiil be paid to any one who
may re urn the above named horse to me at tha
Nav? Vard Bate.
jySQ2t? BKNJAMIN WOODFIKLD.
(k[TKAVMJ AWAY, o* the 27th, a a mall aorrel
^ MARK.about 3 are old. A lib-ratarv
reward will be five*1 if brought *o N?. 1 IT TJTR
P'nn?ji?anla avenue, betw?n,19thaEdaotn^' ^
ta _ . ly 19 ft*
aaA.Xiij|
13<io rmnaTLTiNu atinci.
EMILE DLPRE
Would rea?eotfnlly inform hla friendaand ouatomera
that, having juat returned to thia olty from New
York, ha offers a renewed aaaortmentof
vinesi f amily vrocerici,
CouuiUiif of
SVG AI18,
VEAS,
COFFEE,
SPICES.
Etc.
FLOVR,
BUTTER. *
LARD.
Alao*
*
a fine Mortmain of
HAVANA GI9AR9,
Which,
bain j puroha*?d from a prime re mm ,
enable* u? to
ell at T*rr !ov iatM.
SHKYRR'S LION LAQKR BHKR
la Ha!' Barrel*.
AU kinds of #
FANCY GROCERIES
at low ?rl?aa.
4 t ' ' *
E. DLTRB
it 14 Piinirrvmil i vtim
DIARRHCEA REMEDY!
MAGUIEB'S COMPOUND
EXTRACT OF BEUXE PLANT!
Tliltdfor Pxfittn Ytari vtitk Immtntt Smmii
IK* Wtst and Stuik, and n<m
unci in fAt Wt:i*m ArwiUt !
THE ONLY RELIABLE CURATIVE
FOE ALL
RELAXED CONDITIONS or THE BOWELS
CftUMu br Ci &nge of Water ud Diet
Entirely Vegetable, and Suited to All Ages.
Prepared and Sold by
J. * 0. MAQUIKI,
DRUGGISTS,
ST. LOUIS. MISSOURI.
Bold a Waahintton City by
CHARLES STOTT, Drufiut,
No. 3Tf Fa. avenue, nearly oppoalte
National Hotel;
ana uy
MARSHALL * PA8B, Army Sillers,
_jylVlm^ No. *08 Seres th atrset WMt,
New and simplified method for
PIANO FOit'fE AND HINGIN#.
Profesaor ALEXANDER WOloWSKI, Pisout
and Comfoaer, ui returned fromw^SM
the London Exhibition, and opena iHT^
ouurse for the P.ano and Simlng br hit1 ? ? 1
New and Simplified Method. By Prof. Wolowaki's
ayBtemfaeeraon havini only a a!ift<t knowledge
of muuo will be enabled u a very abort time to
read idaaiotritbtreat facility, and exernte onratio
aa veil M caasioai maaio with rare per fee
tlon. Aa to tne vocal part, by hie vay of vooalisauon
La arrives at moat extraordinary reaolts.
rendera the voioe powerful, and enables tie ainssr
to vocalise with facility,tocaraoy and fins soauty
nf Prof. W Of O Wife I T tM\ A l V A wiaitAM
from VtilU o'o ook p. m.,Vt his reetdeitoetno* *41
X?bui treat, between K fcaJ F. jy? lm
" NUT ICS.
EOP08AL8 From Dul?? and Millers, art
invited till the 12th dor of Autust. 1862, for ftir-uh
mt Flour to t\o Subsistence Do jartinoni, of the
am* kind which has been received by lk? United
tioveiuiBent, and known as No 1 Extrabam?i?s
oi tbia Flour tta be imc at the Capitol
H&kerr in Uusoity.
It is desired to make a contract forto.noo barrels,
should however, any person desire to furnisn a lets
, nattily he will state the preoise tumbir of barr#The
contractor will bo reeuired to furnish,at the
rate ol about K>u barrels daily, until tne oootraot la
h led.?, ?xti v ? 1 i ?li ^ j? _ *
run i- ;our win w i wi ou wmon ooei qoi cone
ii to the itanuard at the ?o?frun>ont lntpootion,
naJe init before the purer,mo.
irheVlour to bo delivered at the Railroad Depot
in Waibington^or any of tha Warehouse* ia
^^IV^oaito ba pat ap in now barrola.
OoTornment r??*rvee the right to reject any bid
beV?5>eived from oontraotors who
ha*e previously la.led to oompiy with thrtr ooauifi
Jderf aut be present in poraoa la roaaond to
A.V
tH-Th?"o4t'h ofallegiance m?lM?omHtT each bid.
Firma makini hi^a tuouid at&te the umsi ofall
^ffSSSS^l.TrJu.r, No tee, and the I
? !? ??
"Propooaia wr F.oer" jr U
ntrPOiSAhB will be rooeiro* at the Mayor'a
P oftoeTutill \to'clock, on tee lih day of Aefn.i
for Travelling twenty feet in wiaU of
L"vWh ?tr?et w?wV from Mary land avenue to Ue
n?i. TM gravelling to be nime laeJtee ie Ue
ointre, tapering dowa to n* inchea oc the aide*;
the irftvei mnet be fiem Carrol'a baA. or mut
good, and raked of ilatoneofim
.r0 Ar aise, and well rolVea with a heavy roller..
* r Jop??a!t will atate lite prioe for aaave yard for
(r*v?IUofl- ? . ~ J AS. H." BIRCH,
it U) dtd OcmmlMiODtr Kaatf nl7i?utot.
FLOUR:
PLOIKU
FLOV R!!!
FMOM TUB AMYLE MILLS,
...... TZS&xyjLA
fjiHK MI?HE8Jd^EICK8
HOLD AND SILVER COM.
OLD DEMANDS
2 Ymr 6 pw emu. Tr*m*ury Not?,
.. ,.K "T 0??" *>?3Kgy^
A AV.,
w* wrtatof
?,T 1
M0UB8I0N8, PIO ICI08, Jtc. |
MTS1N ROVB IN TAB FIELD A8AIN
TBI*.!) ilANU PIC NIC m.
of tb*
WE8TBBN BOdK COMPANY A
will rir?r ?t UBk
A If A L 0 S T A H.
MONDAY. Aagast 11th. W
Bt ?pd?r of the <y y 3f
PIC NIC
at th? H
I PBN1AN BBOTHKBHOOD. M
wl l oom?? off at IB
AXAL08TAX ISLAND, fcflk
On IHUHSDaY.theTth Autuit.
"LM Bntac t ra* her motley ra*.
We'll lift the 6reen, more frond and airy!
Ror farther per tie- era eee Ster of next week.
_ 9-4f
FPlil NIC
O* VHK BENbFI?OP PT MATTHEW'S
BGHOOIA
? A' m-81
Boata will oonver TiaUora to the la lend free of
oherKe, ftoia Western Wharf. ^r-"" ^
>V aa hi niton, and foot of Hi|h ?t
Seorcetown, daritc the day. com <
me&cicc att o'clock: a m. Ticktta to the r-oama
4" oentc; children half prioe. Mntie and refreahments
in abnndenne
The objeot of thia aic mo b*inc to raiae fanda to
aid in aiaeisg the achoolaof th.a Par.an one per
iulc' i iognD[, 11 ia uupou iam.? memoeraor trr
F?n?n and toe tubuo in general will concur to
reader it sncceeefu .
Tickers may be had or the following ooinraittetGeo
Harvey, Daciei Myers,
Wan. P. Drary. Geo. Kidw-11,
a. Tama' ty, Ja?. Chapman,
JohnCrapman. Joe Keete',
Daniel Lmkina, Wa. M Ha-rey.
P. Jordan, Mioh&ol t-itagarald,
Wm l.Friiaell, John Green,
Wa ter Prnry, C I Queen,
Wm. A. Kennedy, Thos Wiliiami,
Thomaa ^aMeil, Jceph H*atinca,
John^tafc*. Jihn Mt Qui.Ian.
iy83-tA*g4 [Republican]
~~FOlT SALET AN D BLENT!
|/?OR RENT?At No. 4M ltth a tree t. eaat eida, I
r between G and B iU , comf .rtai ? APAKI
MKNT3, eaambere ainrieand with sitting rocrr.s
attached: reo^ntiy farnieted. No children in tnt
houe. The loeation ia one of the moat deairab r
tn Washington. j?si *1
A FURNISHED HOU9K FOR RKNT-1T4 I
i A tree', b twe?n Sfttti and Slat. Po<aeaeion !
. given on the y .h of Autuat Jy 31-8'.*
A FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RKNT. with
iu and wa'er. on H atre t oetween 20*.h an J
21*t,in the Firat Ward. No. App y t& Tfl't;,
C38AN. Grocery next door. jt 31 it*
ROOMS FOR RENT?Par or, Dicing Ro >m.
ana Kilebea for rent tri h or without p&rlcr.
Nob* need apply bat oaa o^me well r?c jmmauced.
Apply 394 C at., between 4K and 6th ita
jji\t i?'
L^OR RKNT-Nioelr Kvrsiahed CHAMttKRr*
r aad PARlORS in a private family, oooupy it g
a h&adeome. modern dwe.lini, with l art, water,
AO. Board included, if desired. Apply imm?l ate
it Addteaa Box Poat Oftco jy si ?t*
A mm HOUSE AND STORE TO LET. at 94A
Penn. avenue, an exoeilaot atacd for m >at an*
hflaiteaa Inquire at the OoatinK Rea'auract. 947
Pa a*- P. iiwkid given in a (ew day. Jyar>-;t*
L^uIURKNT?An elegaat and veil fnrniahtd
r HOtsK. with ej tensive p easnre grouu a.
garden. ptstare iot, aco aiaote, eitnated on Road
a Tret, Georgetown Height*, between h gh and
Vuley eta. Ap?i? to J. DENT, No. 4 5?? Fi'WWiio
?t M>. Washington. jt ? 1 w
ROOMS FOR RENT-A1445, 1 street, etuth
side, between 9th and inch streets. 'Fhe rooms
are la-ge and airr, weil furnished. scpp.ied w.?h
water and rM. and in a very plessact and an thy
looation. Tney opeu into eaon other, thus render
mi lb em auitaMe for bed rooms, or btd roo.u *< d
parlor, terms moderate jt 3V*t*
L^UK R* N T?The foar-atory Briok DMKLir
" 1N6 HOUBK, oorner of 4th M.d I> streets,
rear the City Hall. Apply to JodEPH 'ISITf,
No 90 Louisiana arenee jy g>-8:*
Fm UKNISHtD ROOMS FOR RKM. in the
neighborhood of the Patent ana Poet f?ffiie%
w th or without Board. In a Northern family ApB
? 4SS H street. h?t*tnn .Vn and 4tv.. i.WSt*
CEVERAL FURNISHED VoONB FOR
^ RENT, with Board Aiao, Tab.e Foard?-e
oommodated.a: 391 E (tree:, between wti atd
lctu. j? ? St*
C"OR REN1-* two -story BRICK ROUSE,
a with bacs budding, containing 11 roomr; to!
brick atabie atd cut honatf; water ar.d fete fru t
in the ya'd. Furniture will be rent.*J -with tf ?
house, if required Imui'eon the ereiaiaa. fci :
Mariianri ayenne. between 1>th and >3th it ;9 at*
l/OR SALE CHEAP, on aooo<rm?datinc tar me.
r that new three story BK.1CK FloUSt., *o.
419 N street north, eaat of Fourteenth st The
house has all tha modern lirproTen.enla, and is
large and convenient. Brick ataole on the lot.
The property most te told immediate t. as me
owner removes Weal. Ca.l at tne a jove number.
Jy ?**
P>R RKNT?The Residenoe cf Can. HAR
WOOD, U.S. N. aitn&Ud on the Mar.corcnsh
road, aear Biaienabnrg, and easy of aocess u>
Washington, aitter *y turnpike or railroad. The
P'osertj coa?ists of S3 acres. principally meadow
land. TLehouteia large ard commodious, w.th
moderniiii|>roreti:^cts.?caxwen acd groumu weii
tooted With frail aad atree* Mab r, Ca
riag*.M4 oiDrr oiii-Qocue*. fcupp.y 01 wai?r abundant,
ami ocatiou p*ri?)t'y ht-i'tn*. Part of t!i?
lurutare * ll, be rectec 1/ re* are I or ierj.? fcc ,
app.r to Meurt JACKSON & BitO, l'a i.e.,
oppo?iU Brown' tiottl. )t m if
FVOU BALfc?A three-atory li&IOiw JiOcSt ,
ooctei&inc C rooms ; tem^a will l?e ttM a.t ^ 1
ated on a ftreetnorta, between W auJ it., M'mt1
rut, opposite Wauah Ctapci, Capital u; tor
Iwmi mni't Ut\?t floor (tr.ma n?usa > j?28 1 w*
FOR 8ALK?Two new hrtt cin throe ?lory
BUCK HOtftKS.ou lk? keifbts ol George.
own tn?aue of W. H.BOHEV. jell-tf
DOOMS AND BOARL), witb a Northern fan.i
X\ Iy,;n?p.?*aant loc*.Uy n?ar tne uep* ticcLU,
Mmm hnn ? fntr itnrA nrl KaH ti \ r * A
Bo*rtT?r?"asooram^ditadT 44**Two;iUi tr^?t."h?Ur?n
8 and H. jo *4-tm
JNV EST ME NTTST
SEVEN AND THREE TENTHS UNITED
STATE8 NOTES,
UNITED STATES BONDS-DUE IBM,
ONE YEAR CERV1F1CATES OF INDEBTEDNESS.
QUARTERMASTER'S VOUCHERS,
DEMAND NOTES. (OLD ISSUE,)
Aot of Ancmit 10, INI.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN GOLD.
UNCURBENT BANK NOTES.
STOQR8 AND BONDS ON COMMISSION,
BOUUHT AND SOLD.
E1TTENHOUIK, FANT * CO.,
I? 1&_1?i O drt D
jy ?g-*m u?oi?n rruu, >Trfaaw.
pROPOSALS FUR RKVKNUK STAMPS
liiuiKT DirttTHin. <
0#f? 4/ J?Ur?<U Jm/v A 1M8 |
PioroaAL? will be reoelYea until v?e?inea<iart
the 6th of Aagua' next, for furn.aiiiLg Revenue
Stamp* acder iM recent Ut of Conireaa lmpoaing
temp duties.
Biadera will atate th# pnoe pertnoaaacd etairpa,
del?T?r?b:e in paokagee of t#n ueb at t:.e
Treaaarr Department In Waahington.
AJeo, the priee per thousand in aunilar paokatea,
deliverable to the agent of the Department at the
piaoe ofmanufacture.
Al?o, the prtoe per thouaand, delivered in la'ger
(sokafw, m required, either at the Department,
or pi&o? of manutaeture.
Alto, the prioe per thouaand, aeparatsd In aaoh
tuantitiei m maj be daily ordered for the n*e of
ooueotoraand othera, never ieaa than two hacdr?d
atampa. aad eeoureiy tanked in bi eaeea,amtabla
binders* board boxee, witn mualin.or otaer equally
trout oovera. or lined enveloeea aoonding .o the
aaanutr and diatanoe to be ooLveyed, aa mar be
required by the Department, atating tne differenoa.
if any, between the ooat of de iTery 10 an agent ?:
the alaoe of manufacture and a 1 ^aahington.
A fl lliflh MAkftVAC KaIava mtiHa* ?/v K? .A
amined, and the at?u,pi roo?ULt?~\ j an agent of
tiila Department.
BiaCera will aiso g re the additional ooat for directing
p&ckagea for tbo mails an i preparing b ai k
receipts. under UMdireotton of aa agent of the pe
p*:tmeiit, either at the ueparuneni or maou/actOry
Proposals nut be made for the aUmpa in sheets,
perfectly gemmed, and perforated In such manner
tsatsaoa separate stamp oan be readily detaoLod
OiTand after Wednesday, the sotb of J?!y icst.,
dffijns for itie proposed stamps may beeeen at the
ofiee of taa ComsalasioLor of lutaintl Jtetenge.
taoh bid is to be sooompanied with a) (peatmen
of the sty leef engraving and the aaality of paper
to be farms tied, whioo will be sabnuttedloaueerd
of disinterested exports or artiste for examination;
?nd the aooepted bidder, before the ftnal consam
maCAonofa eoutraot, Mil be required to furman
proof impresaiona of the engraviuga of the several
hia, ?bo.? ?. .=
walnaaa mnat aIba K? aBK)rittA?1 witk aaaK KiJ It
u necessity to eroteot the boxee by or
other oorerm. in ue moot tffsotueJ aaauer, hubiI
weta&d einuion The contract wi-1 reeeire ?lt
diM fccd pales to be prepared n.d kept in repair,
ud tfcei nev die* and pfatee tiail bo owi, aitaer
for the present aenomtaation of ittmH or otbere,
without charts, at the pleaeure of the I* pertinent.
And ail such diee aad p>etea are to be tne property
of tM 6niud ?ta> t? lor the mthm of the Treat
^ obt<f? will be ooeaidwad except from *ertit?
who have been aotevly engaged id the beet j??? of
eopHr Pf*" er ateel entrance ana ifiatiug, ana
whu are Uiue eecac?d ettke time of bidding, aad
provided wi h ail the aeeeeaary fvr.liue* to axe
oaie th? work promptly, and jive C? re*aliite
protretior- tj at etaa#a, diaa ana plates in taeir
IRjfaes out known to the Umihimiii witi < ?
tab fro of u to shea* points.
. JLm wardinc tfca cot -r?ct, th? Comaiaaiocor of
Ufrsftl JtfWMM raaanM tn? riftit o! deoi<Ua<
wkica bid, tn iia r'touul rantta, ? * bo nj?t to
tM Intersit of too I>oaart?aat, harag rofororc*
toti.n it? ie ot tha work.Moantr, mtdo of prnckmg.
fyte-tAa>6 Oi'MiM t of loMrnol Kotobuo
SkVERAL V?TPL mobA hud FIANOB
One tor |H|OM(br mo torlUig^^
wv?!?l*Tz|(21f,
n H yjvruw Si uu ??., ?b? r?, it.
SECOND emTtOM
THAKE 0 CLOCK P M g
IMPORTANT ORDF.R RESPECTING A?
SEN TLB OFFICER* AND PRiVAlT.4.
W?? If*f irt?n??r, Clip, D. C ,(
3l?t JulT, S
Tta* absence of rfl'fti and pr'??to? from U ?lr
dntv, tinder Tvricut pretext*. while le^elYing
pay, at great expen*. and burden to the Gowbinf-nt
tcakt-o It neccaeary that ttfectlve raeaearw
toe tak-u to enforce their return to du y, or ttoat
their place* toe ?uppl!e4 by tlioae who arlU not
take pay while render n*, ao aervtee. This evil*
moreover, trnda greatly tod hcournge the patrl.
otic lmpult?* of tboee wt>o would contribute to
*np;?rrt tb? famlll** cf fa thin I scldtera
It ii therefore ordered by the President:
-? ??* ? * ?a? - A "
i nai on .uonui>, in- i he any 01 ah^uh, ?ll
iMVd of absence and furloughs by vhomiofw
given, nnlesa by the Wir Department, are n>voked
and a?>?olutely annulled; ?ad all ctn^era
capable of service are required forthwith to jolt
their respective commands, and all private capable
of aervlce to Join the'r regiments, under
penalty of dUnt'asni Iron the service, or such
penalty a* a court rautial may award, nnleaa th?
absence be occasioned by lawful cause
II Tbc only exru-e al'.owd for tbe absence of
offlrcrs or privates from duty af??r the ltth day oC
August, are
1st The order or leaveof the War Department.
ad D.ttbllity from wounds received In service.
31. Usability from dtaease that rfudcti lb*
party unlit for military duty. Hut any o?cer or
private w uiHf health pertrlt* trm to trialt watering
ptatfi, or plseea of amuaemrnt. or to tnake
?o~ial \i? ta, or walkabout the town, city, or
neighborhood la wtlch be may be, will bt eonfcIJer?d
for military duty, ani aa evading
duty bv abaer.ee from h:i command or rank
III On tbc eighteenth day of Au;raat, at 10
o'clock a m., each raiment and corpa aball be
muvtered The ab*euteea will be makad, thrve
li?t? of the a?m? msd"tu% and, witbio f >rtye
ght b^ura after the i< u*:er, c- e copy abali bw
aebt to the Adjutant Gi serai of the ermy, one to
tae commander of tbe crrp?, the third to be retained
- and ell cfficcra and prlvaiaa At f.?r duty,
abaent at the time, will be regarded a? abaert
wtthcot cauke, their p.y ped, and they dia
miM*a I on ibe eer?:re. or t eatcd as ddMMi,
ur.less restored ; ?rd &ordl??r shall be restored ?.?
bis rank unliss by the judgment ?f s court of it. qnlry
to be approved by tfce President, Le scs I
establish that bis ?bs? n'e wei with pofd cause.
IV. Commander* of Corps, Divisions, ?Brlpidt
*. RegimmU and drta&hed poet* are stAri.y
enjoined to enforce tb- truster and return aforesa'.d.
Any i itcer failing In bis daty herein wl J
be deemed guilty of gTos3 neglect of duty, and
be dismissed from tbe service
V. A Commlss'oner shall ?>e appointed by tb*
Secretary of War to superintend the execution cj
this ord*r in the respective States. The Unltea
Mates Mtrshals, In tbe respective dlstrlris. tba
Mayor and CLVf of Police of a?y town or elt>,
tbe Sberitls of the respective counties In emeu
b'.ate, all Postal^sters and Justices of the Peace,
are authorized to act as special Provost Mirthait,
to arrest any oth er or private soldier, dtfjr dut\ m
who mtv be found absent from bis commanl
wlthcu. jast cause, and convry him tj the nea *
est military p. ?t or depot Tl?e transportation,
reasonatil. ex penae* of tfcl-i duty, and Fl?e do'lar*,
will be paid for eerfa offr er or private ao arrested
at;d delivered.
By order of toe President
Ebvis m Staktox, secretary of W'u.
A 8ENMBLK GOVERNOR.
Gov. Tod, of Ohio, Las decided tbat after IM
I jib of A -j^-uat h?- will p-y uo mor? bouutte* if
tLrre shall be a d?>t?r mv of ?o uct-era -^eu, It
will be nuad<> np by uraft. without bou .ty.
Other Govern ora prop tUe aam? thing, a ad
the Serwtf.ry of War wul probably adopt It
On Sa'-nrday, at tbe urgent u quest of the Got.
eroor of Iowa, la or<W to reach evtl-dnp?a?^
traitors v ht> are d.ac curbing ?aiu.ai?nu, b*wi*
authorized by tLe i??.rrete-y of War to n?;.ke *
draft whenever and wherever he *bonld think
proper.
S.mltar application! have been hi&Ac t> tb?r
Governort. and will probably b- ;:auV<d
FOREIGN UtLATIONtf. '
Sece^o-iUt at Baltimore wrot jy : >ae it?-!?gi r
of lue S4 f J uly that McCle.lau'i my wv> *urend^ri:;,.
t > Jtff Davit Tbe caua'd vrj t- iyripin-d
trora l{ueeu*town t? London ju*: ; t
for t_e event an London 7'iwuiofthe l8th,*nd t
wai assumed to true In the debate on L nc
say's motion on the 16th. Tbe cana*d exploded,
and then I.'rduv withdraw ku n.r.t.nn i
wat la the Ho ?f of Coui.r.'tia a!.. Jin* tk? mcm
slon orat.ro. H* aaid be believed th? canard to
be true,
TUS LATEST itr TKLU'JKAPti
IlIPORTAXT FR01I THE SOITH.
TEN IKON-Cl.ADGt \ BOATS OFF MOBILE
THEY OFENLY 11RF.AK THF BLOCKAAJE.
Cuicaoo, July 31'Theaperi^ correapondeae*
of the T.rnts, dated M^mpbta, July 8s, u^i
late advices from the S^uth, through rt-bei
aoarcea, are Important. Tea lroa-cUd gur.boaU.
b ill! In Enplind, tave arrived off Mobile, an*
tLrr? tnort are on their way.
Theae constitute the fleet ordered by the Southern
Confederacy In Ho rope. They mount from
ten to thirty guna each, and are mid to be mailed
with tlx Inch Iron.
The blockade was ma openly by dint of aap?<
riot strength wul weight of roetel.
Mobile la now rooaldered open to the world
w' to tbe support of her newly acquired pewt
LATH LOCAL IVMVS.
Thi Cosdcc* or W iimMTOx hrcMaiox_1?
A rll IMI M >3 iA.m. --
.... ... - w nr
J 6 Ad&mi, of this city, w?nt to Alexandria to
visit tome relative*, a ad while ther?? was laduced
to join tbe Confederate service, ar*d enlisted In
Ibe l?'b Virginia regiment, and baa tince been in
-vpr. 1 engagements Mr Adam* baa bad ae??-mi
letters from bis son, in which be expressed himself
anxious to pet borne, and etviag an aecoant
of bis uoTfmenU, from wbich it appears that
tonr months klnc he was discharged from service
on account of disability, aud baa since been
etisaved by tbe rebels as felt-graph operator, la
the quartermaster's department *nd in adry^ooda
store in Richmond. Ma last letter waa dated
Richmond, Ja May last,ju?d ex pressed a hope
VJU IV BTC UJ ? JHil CHIB, BUU Uftra II BPWfUifl Of
punished In any manner t( be ventured to return.
o which Mr. Adams replied by letter by way of
F? itr -aa Monroe, and expresaed a wish to see htm
Several weeks ago the aon arrived In the city
aa the father say*, tor tbe purpose of seeing the
family, but before be reached the house wmr
relaiives got him in their possession, took him to
tbeir house, on H street, and after inviting In
several of tbeir sec^sh neighbors, had a grand
time over Mm?giving a musical entertainment
and s party la honor of his preeenoe Among lbs
Invited guests on tbe occasion waa s mere tan
who some time since waa in Fort Warren, also a
wuii KK.IKI U1 auuac uwr At mi? oooae IM
ten WU kept several days, and was taken to
Baltimore and Alexandria to see friends, bat
being accompanied by tbe nine branch of relatives,
of course was botte<l out la seeeah rlrcla*
only. After remain lag about one week, be left
again, as la believed, for tha Sooth, on tbo
advice of tha rebel*, an 1 went to Aqnla Creek
it la supposed that ue took tbe oath ot aUef lanoe
at FruerickibDrr, and procured a pass Tbe
father and hia family a few days aloe*, by aocldent,
beard of the soa having bean here, aad aa
may be supposed, are htgbly lndlgnsat that tba
son has been persuaied to return ftoatk Mr
Adsnia's Unionism U uadou Wed, and be has now
a soo serving In tbe Union army. Tha matter is
belag Investigated bjr General Wad*worth, aM
it i> t? h* hnn. d bat if thew rttriiM mm.u t?>
the md to return Soatb, they wlli Mrrln tht
hen tilt of accommodations 1b the Old Capita*
or Fort Warren.
Cbimuux Corar.?' tatorday, tb? evldaaon la
tb* eau of \V m Cb iinbeen was eondudad, tad
lit case waa glvan to the Jury, wbn uad aat ?
tar>e<i a Ytrdict at oae aVtaek to-day
This morning Thomas Kvaas waa found a^t
gul:t]r of an assault and battery.
\V rn H B?klM?K mrmm t.(mA .. ' '
battery and acquitted.
Charlea Bine, colored, ?u {Mid guilty t
malicious mtachlef la dUombowliag a Som aid
a cow.
Oddly enough, the ortoc'.pel witneaa to thU
r?ar waa Mom Bl-cfc, a dncmdut of Monb
Black, the weil-kaowa white and y allow wut
er making rather a mixture of color* u the cane,

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