Evening Star Newspaper, July 29, 1862, Page 3

samen meno ‘LUCAL NEWS. AMTSEMENTs To-weHT. Hootty ive another of their amusing ry ire change of programme and varied Anotments will be given.” Lebr and Seymovr wil! opena new of eccentricities, and will, no doubt, with ir usnal success, admin- js'er appropriate curatives to all afflicted with the blues. Mr. Roilin Howard will appear in one of his mostamusing burlewque operas, and the entire force of the troupe will ald in the en- tertainment x Matt —Percival opened last night w' is new company of stars toa very large audience. Miss Fanny Forrest sings very well and is withal ery poyes- Miss A Walby and Miss Elien Colleen won much ap- plause by their gracefuldancinz. The Delevante Brothers, who are celebrated as daring gymnasts, and Dosey Galegher, an amusing Ethiopian de- linea‘or, appear. New acts will be offered to-night. Acapemy oF Music.—Mr. Henry Jungnickel, said to bean excellent performer on the violin, entertaine the habitues of Rosentbal’s nightly. Attentive waiters dispense refreshments Popry’s VAnietizs.—Visitors at this resor* may partake of superior refreshments while being entertained with song and dance. APotto Concznt SaLoon —Etblopian enter- taloments daily. The concerts are free. Liquid and solid refreshments to be had. Covxcit Procervine:, July 28.—Board of Al- dermen —Un motion of Mr. Brodhead, the current business was pc for the purposes of con- ate the tax bill. The bill was read by sec- tions Mr. Semmes moved to amend the first section by fixing the rate of taxation at 50 cents on the $100, in lieu of 40 cents, as La arg in the origt- ginal bili. Mr Semmes thought the higher rate of taxation the best for the poorer classes, as they were the ones who suffered inconvenience from ay a eaten amar ia Mr. Pepper oj nerease. o the city ris now asseseed to almost its fui it value. ‘The wards could noc now obtsin money that was due them. The Fourth Ward now had almost 830,000 due it which was not paid into its treas- ury. Toey wanted the benefit of that money He was oppesed to running taxation above the market price of property. What with this enor- mons city taxation and the taxes of the war com- ing upon us !t was an act of cruelty to pac! gecsany it was vrinding the mechanics down with taxa- tion. He was in favor of curtailing expenses, a: seeing *f General Wadsworth could not get bis wooliy-headed gang to repair the streets. Mr. Semmes argued that property was not taxed too high, and that the amount proposed would hardly do more than clean the streets After further discussion, in which Messrs. Brodhead and Licyd participated, the amend- ment wes ado; 5 The 2d, 3d, 4th, Sh, 6th, 7th and Sth sections were adop’e.t without amendment. Mr. Semmes moved to lasert a section assess! 6 per cent. on every one hundred dollars, whic! amount shall be expended for the erection of school-houses, and for no other purposes. This elicited a further spirited discussion. wherein Mesers Semmes, Lloyd, Brodhead, and Pepper participated; but the amendment was finally adopted The te th section was so amended as to make an abatemrat of 15 per cent. on all sums paid on or before the last day of August; 10 per cent. be- fore the la.t d*y of September; 8 per cent. before the last day of October, and 5 per cent. before the inst day of November. {With the exception of the above amendments the bill is the same as given in a late number of the Siar —Kep.| Afer the bili bad passed a third reading— Mr Pepper moved to amend the title, so as to make it reed: -‘ An act to oppress propertyhold- ers aod the citizens of Wastington.”” Mr. Lioyd argued that the amendment was not n order Li Gordon thought the amendment in order, but d‘q 20t think !t proper. me Pep rer said he belleved the bili to be one of tad. Ste was willing to assert the fact at the c ra of the streets, if It ever became a law; but, thank God, he Delieved there was some good sense in snother portion of the building, if there ‘was none in this. Mr. Lioyd considered the 8mendment a refiee- tion upon the board. He believed bis friend of- fered it as a pleasantry; but he ws opposed to es- tablisbing a precedent which any member might take advantage of, and at any time make any act of the board ridiculous. ‘The ameadment was laid on the table. The bill establishing the office of inten- dent of Public Schools, and defising bis duties, ‘was then taken up; and, after having been read, ‘wos made the special order for Moaday next. ‘The Board tuen proceeded to the considera- tion of current business e Tbe Char presented a communication from the Mayor announcing the approval of an act making by riation for the payment of the sadgment mrs ned by R.C. Weightman against th * Corporation “ se Pehowring pessed the Board: An act au- thoriz."8x the — of the sem!-sanual inter- est on c. ttain is guarantied by the corpora- tion; an act amendstory of an act establisning horse marke %: @jolnt resolution authorizing the schoo! trustees to utant tue use of a school room on the corner ot Sxth street and New York ave- nue for public woship; aa = Prego ys rO- riation to the €xpenses of the special elec. = lately Areid in ‘he Second Ward; an act amendatory of an act re €Ulating the distribution ef Potomac water; an ac. $0 lay a water main on Seventh street trom B to & street south; and a Dill to curb and pave the south part of square No. The fol’owing were read and appropriately re- ferred: Petition of 3 Mayenburg, to allow bim to eect s colonade or porch; a resolution tha’ the ecllecter be cequired to Keep a separate record o/ all taxes collecied from colored persons; an act to construct a eewer on S-venth strect west, from N street to Massachusetts avenue; an acteutborizing the laying of a flag fuot-way in the Second Ward; t muthorizing the laying of a flag fout-way actress Ouio avenue and Thirteen and-a-half st , north side; an act to grade and gravel L street north, between Fourth snd Fifth streets west; an art making cep ap oeamer for bounties to encour- age volunteer enlistments; an act in relation to the erection of public school houses; a bill for re- airing and cleaning the sewer on square 379, be- ween Ninth and Tenth streets; and a bili to pave the alley iu square 787. A bili authorizing the issue of small notes by tbe corporatiqn was tabled An ect fn relation to the running of omnibuses on Sunday was postponed, and made the special order next Monday. Tor proposition to consider this act elicited Much discussion. Mr. Sargea’, of the Police Committee, present- ed @ majority report r-commending the passage of tae bill Mr Lloyd, from the same committee, presented an adverse report, arguing that the bill was one whose only teadeacy was to deprive the poorer classes of an fsexpensive terre oe ment. It ‘was sim, tabooing a certain cl % p socbea Dich beld aaly four Segoslantec. seve on the Ssbbatn with impuajty, but because an emnibus be d more than that aumber it was to be probib.ted Mr. Kichards thought the ition very gis- respectful and one which sho: never have been received by the Board. The pe ition 's 4s fo lows: T: Ae Honorable the Board of Aldermen of Washingtoa Cuy—Gentlemen: We, the under- a.zord, (esidents of the L bird and Fourth W: paitom your bouvrable body to pass the bill which is s0w igre! ag prob biting the running af emnivuses on sunday. The omnlbuses are aot used by th’ “‘ poor laboring men and their fami- les,” but by those who go outside the city limits to taverns and other resorts, and disturb the peace the comeauntty by their noisy and dranken \—Josepn H Bradley, Geo. W. Cisse) eR WE parr, EP Queen, B.C. Wind sor, F Cammins, R W. R eo Moran, E Fa‘coner, Wm. B. Windsor, J Wm. P Young, Edw. Gretam, Jas. N. Wm. H. Thom jos. T. Jebason, L. n Lynch, James 4. ‘Simeo: Potter D_ Moocdy, Samuel Sullimsa, ‘Wom J. Pennington, J. 5. M — omg — someph B 5 rkness, W. M. an, ‘leming, Gee. H. B. White, Charice P. givell, He A "Kiopter, Leech, A. J. Amos Aon 3 f M. Johnson, Jos. B. Will, Jona W- sin de’ A. D. Harmon, ©. C. £86 e meanedy and E.G. Marlow. Adjourned Common Mr. W.a. Keunecy was 8, sem. ‘The following pills and petitions were intro. Guced aad referred: Zill to construct a sewer Pourteenth street; bit! to relaygutter on D we Thi ‘th streets; resolu- ctween Twelfth and Thirtees' tion in relation to the Gistribution of May to December, and tri-weekly the balance of ar Sie Mr. Wilson being in the chair) inuesdceed tee lowing bill: Whereas the President of the United States has called for 300,000 additional troops to aid in put- ting down the rebellion, and whereas the corpor- ation, sensible of the vital importance of imme- Giately piacing this eity's quota in the fleld, and desirous of enabling the volunteers from this city to provide, in some measure, for the wants of ewe sos families, so as to promete en- istments: Therefore— Be it enacted, That the sum of fifty thousand dollars, ($50,000,) or a9 much thereof as may be | necessary, be and the same is hereby appropri- ated out of the general fund, to be used as boun- ties for volunteers who may be volunteered into service in this city, to be disbursed under the direction of the committee hereinafter provided jor. Aad it ther enacted, That immediately after the passage Lin of this = Mayor shall point one mem from each Board of Councils, and two citizens not members thereof, who, witb the ssid Mayor, shall constitute a committee of five, to be called ‘‘The Committee to Encourage Votunteer Entistmeats,’’ ard who sbail disburse the money herein apprepriated in bounties to volunteers, under such regulations as they may prescribe; and said committee are hereby em- wered to solicit voluntary subscrigtions from e citizens, to be appropriated to the same end in order that the qaota of troops to be furnished by the city may be promptly fi led. And be it further enacted, Tbat the Mayor be, und he is hereby, authorized to anticipate the revenues of the present fiscal year, by temporary loans or otherwise, to the amount of $50.000, to ‘be applied for the purpos= herein provided for. After a few pertinent remarks by Messrs. Shep- herd and Lloyd, the bill passed unanimously. Mr. Shepherd introduced the following bill, which was pasied: AN Act in relation to the erection of public school houses in the city of Washington. Be it enacted, Toat Immediately upon the pas- sage of this act, the Board of Adermen and Board of Common Council shall each select two of their members from each voard, who, in con- janction with the Mayor, shall constitute a com- mittee, which sball be styled ‘‘ Committee upon the Erection of Public School Buildings.” Sec. 2. [t shall be the duty of such committee, immediately upon their organization, to select four suitable building sites for the erection of four suitable public-school buildings—one to be loca- ted in each of the four districts of this city ; such sites to be selected with a proper regard for econ- omy, space, and convenience of access to the cbildren of each district; and in all such cases, where such choice may be possible, it is hereby recommended that they select such lots as may belong to the Cor>oration. See 3. And the committee are hereby directed (after having selected such sites) te report to their Teepective board the location of such sites, by whom owned, tbe | ty of the title thereto, and the price at which they can be purchased. with a bill providing for the purchase of such lots Sec. 4. And it shall also bethe duty of said committee to advertise for plans and sprcitications for one shool-bouse, offering a rew«rd fe of one hundred dollars for the plan which shail be deemed most suitable and which shail he recom- mended by said committee, asa model for the whole number of buildings to be erected for public shvol purposes Sec. 5. And the said committ:e shall report the result of their deliberations to their respective Boards, with such plan and «pecific:tions and eati- mate of coat as may be determined upon by them, ether with a bill making the necessary appro- priations for the immediate erection of such buildings in each of tue distriets of the city, or in case this is inexpedient. in those districts mestin needofthem And be it further enacted, That to defray the expenses of such commission- era, advertising, &c ,&c , and pay the amount of- fered for plan, specifications, &c , the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary, be and the same ts hereby ap- propriated, payable out of the school fund. r Lloyd. from the Commitiee on Claims, re- | apes adversely on the petitions of Mary C. oehier and W.M Cripps, and were discharged Mr. Thompson reported the appropriation bill, With the following amendments, which were adopted : reducing the compensation of the sur- veyor from $2,400 to $1,600; striking out compen- sation of $50 to inspector of gas meters, and abol- isbing the office; reducing the eompensition of the police magistrates from $3,500 to $3,200, and repealing so much of the law as silows (hore ma- istrates who attend et :he Central Guard house 100 per annum in addition to their regular pay ; reducing the salary of water registrar from $1 500 to $1,200; inserting ao Item appropriating $250 for repairs of water mains, &c.; for lighting the City Hall and the lamps required by law, the Price for each is limited to $161 per month, in- stead of $2 14, thereby reducing it iu accordance with the late act of Congress. Mr. Wilson moved to make the salary of the Commissioners of Improvements $1,000 each, in- stead of $100; oarried. The bill was then passed. Adjourned. Tureats anv Distoratty.—Jobn Fitzgerald was arrested yesterday by patrolman Eckloff, for threats of violence to Samuel Gregg. He was taken before Justice Johnson, when it appenred by evidence that the accused was an employer on the Treasury extension, and Mr Gregg a super- intendent. On Saturday the bell was rung for the men to go to work, and Fitageraid refused, saying he preferred tc honor Van Buren one day rather than the negro President [,incoln one mi- note. Mr. Gregg asked him what he Lad taken the oath of allegiance in the Treasury Depart- ment fort He replied that he could take five hundred thousand such oaths, as they amounted to nothing atall. He asked where they got taeir Bible from, and said the Bible he waa sworn upon was no Bible st all Mr. Gregg reported the conduct of Fitzgerald to the chief superin- tendent, Mr. Brown, wao instantly ordered his name to be stricken fromtheroll. filzgerald be- ing notified, went toMr. Gregg, andcb rged him wth causing bia discharge, and threatened him with violence, and said h= would meet him some “dark mo:18g.” Mr. Gregg then claimed the surety of peace. Justice Jonasoo held the pri oner to security for Peace jn SW, Christopher Hollaban being bis accurity. Justice Jonuson characterised the langusge #8 extraordinary, a proceeded to remark upod thg dish ble chi acter of a man who would sweat ” government, receive from it his subsist ues, and at the same time harbor in bjs heart the senti- ments of a traitor and hypocrite. Fitzgerald was thea hace over to <~ cen ma ag ee attem, to escal waking lew » bal worn iene ae bid run @ hundred yards, and was safely caged in the militery guard- house, to await the order of the Provost Marshal. ABReEst ror TexasonaBLe Lancvaes, A’ r- ING SOLDIERS To DESERT AND FaLsxe Swe aaine. Yesterday morning officers Nichols and Couuell arrested Michael Mack on the coroplaint of Mrs. Mary Concell, who charged him with using treasonable language, assisting soldiers to desert by furnisbing them with citizensclothes acd also with malicious and falsely swearing before the Provost Guard on Thueday last that she sold Hquor to soldiers. in co: uence ef which she ‘was fined $20 and confined in the guardhouse until her friends raised the money. Mack was taken before Justice Clayton, who declined examining the charges of using treasone able seatiments and assisting soldiers to desert, but examined on tse charge of false and malicious swear'ng. Some ten or twelve witnesses tes ified that Mrs. Connell is an ho bard working woman, and that they never knew of her s: lling liquor or saw anything out of the way at her house, Among the witnesses were seversi nei boors, some soldiers and the policemen on the beat in which she lives and they all testified to her good character. The justice pustpened his decision and ordered Mack into the custody of the Provost Guard for examination on the remaining charges. Government Propsnty.—For several days the Fourth Ward patrolmen have been on the trail of Government property secreted in Swampoodle and the suburbs of the city. No large depots have been found, but lots have veen found here and there—bayonets, car’ e boxes, cap pouch. es, clothing and blankets, left at digereiit restau- rants aad drinking houses by soldiers, or taken from them while —— ae poo — covery of those a1 ves the police a clue by which they may herentier work to a in the recovery of other property. Some the are regarded as remnents of larger quanti- which have been removed from the suspected places and hidden elsewhere. | Muzrinc.— The tempera mening, enter tbe t af the Wealiington Total A dstinence Society, in the oe rounds op eng f cgpecers was largely al ded. Mr. x wes secretary read the third sells ot ta constitution, whic forbids the introduction of ‘any foreign subject, 4s 2 hint, doubtless, that no was to be indu'ged in or allowed. Addresses were made by Mr. Porbves, of Me., and Dr. Clayton and Mr. Page, thiscity. The meetings wil! be heid every Sun- day afternoon at the music stend in the Capitol grounds, to which all are inyjied. Wuissy Baines ir Ovr—Peter Kelly got drunk p under the casitement of aay arate state sist Ong. —Patr’ urray, 8 inken 80! . ted Pendle on the street yeater- 3 trolman arrested bim and took him re Just a Erdos Ae jen the Sapeoss over to the military authorities for pro Patrolman Pendle found the soldier & difficult prisoner to manage alone, and called upon Mr. James Larcombe to aid him. Mr. Lar- combe refused to assist, and the patrolman, as soon as he bad disposed of the soldier, went and he case was taken before Justice Johnsoz, who admonisbed Mr. Larcombe, and dismissed the case. Tux HAcKMEN of this city are very frequently made the victims of a certain class of ‘* fiash’’ gentry, who, after hiring ba-ks and enjoying ® driver only with curses ‘kmen complain that the laws are not adequate for their pretection. The law for the protection of gent, and backmen refus! charging over the LOST AND FOUND. ke 27th, ® sma)l sorrel ARK at ae Tages ie a Vib-ral Tewa'd w: rou, Penny "ania avenue, betw: enilath Sar ER ‘FRAY ED OR STOLEN, from the subsonbsr, on trdey. Julr 26 one HORS, aged 8 years, with a white is head; hind le t leg very much swo lep ; g tgovernre tG-ontim. Any ‘ry informstion of tre sbove wil peativen reso 4 HERMAN arrested Larcombe. MENZE, near the tics given Resturant, corner of Pi ngers is very strin- carry passengers, regular rates, &c., &c.. are very severely punished; and itis but just that they should be protected in their rights, and bave some means of compelling the payment of all dues to which they are entitled. AMUSEMENTS es EWAR D—-The following ramed men, “ethan Hammond, Henry Bowen, aad John are a: sent from their company Sud régim A libera reward wiil be paid for thetr t, and return to Cam! greene, Thomas,” A be Lieut. Comrary I, tst D.C. Vols O3 T—From the subscriber, om Saturday night, @ BLANK BUOK, contain dle tne 5th of August for days site: ace from Shot Acguet 6 erainst P. W. IN ALEXaNDaIA.—Percival & Parker have now a mammoth company at Alex- andria, which is playing with great success. Among the troupe we notice Miss Nellie Taylor, a lovely and modest songstress; Misses Jennie Allenand Julia Price, who are very graceful in the dance; and Dick Parker, 2 famous buratcork bh Clark, J.8. Ciark, little Elia and f the citizens of Alexandrin would ly enjoy themselves and ‘laugh and grow ; they should by all means resort to Liberty three notes, one months after date for WM. LINKINS, REWARD.—Lost, on wonder, tho Zist, a *2 smali bisok ani tan RIER aby aeewers so rhe seme of “Dick 2% oollar with the owner’ .T BRIEN, 220 Second st.. Maryland av. REWARD.—#trayed or stolen from the corner of Fourteenth rt sct and nnaylvsnis s¥cune, hetween '23) and 3 +, & large rorrel HOURS b—ore white foot. iInwo in of pastern joint. neck; had on a covered army secdie. with patent i ‘yho above reward will be res Srd equipments at wars avoous, Capito, Hi'l, a REWARD Will bo paid for thy spprehen- sion and de 1very to ms of negro man OB CHASE, who broke the iail o| Georgs’s corny. Tue Mriouer Crve give their first grand nic to-morrow, July 30, at Analostan Island management have feft nothing undore to make this pic nic one of the most pleasant of the season, and a good time is insured to all who may partl- MANY ENTIRELY New and beautiful styles of Jewelry are daily arriving at the Doilar Store, 438 Pennsy!vania avenue, near 4 stock is ncw very large. Drop in and look at it. DeaPNESS AND ALL MALApixgs oF THE Evgand Ear successfully treated by Dr. Vou Moschzisker, Tae very highest references given, and testimonials from well-known citi- zens who have been deaf for many years and re- stored to their hearing by Dr. Von Moschzisker, can be examined at his office, No 227 Pennsy!va- Cross eyes, strabismus, of the worst kind, from birth or otherwise, made perfectly The operation performed in a minute, without any detention from business. oculist and aurist, G. a of Prinoe Geores’ KE WARD Will bepaid for the apprehen d delivery to me of us Sonpiers, To THE Rescue '—Young men rush- ing into the exposures and dangers of a soldier’s life, should prepare themselves for the fatal fe- vers, the dysentery: the sores and scurvy, which are almos. certain to follow. Holloway’s Pills, used occasionally during the campaign, will in- sure sound health to everyman. Only 25 cone county, Maryl: is the sropsr'y of A‘bert B Berry, Biadcusburg, Prines George’s ovun' the above reward prehension—no metter povided heis deivered at tho Jail in Upper Mariborcugh, Prices George's cosnty, EVER G. RIMES, Sherif of Prince tenrgs’s county. REWARD Will be psic for the appre —— and dolirer To oBrain fine carts de visite likenesses go to Whiteburst’s, No. 434 Pennsylvania avenue is selling (original) carts de visite likenesses of distinguished men, embracing all the prominent men of thiscountry. See his likenesses in oll and watercolors. Those desiring campand field views taken call and leave your orders. jy 12-eolm* From the Rev. Father Egan to Dr Tumblety. ‘This is to certify that, havin, for a long time from dys, nervousness and genera constipation. fainting, exhaustion, choli in the breast, &c., my situation was pain distressing in the extreme me to try Dr. Tumblety’s her! they have cured me. St. Dominick to me of a white r MES f. GUOFREY, who broke jailon Weduerdsy night, the 35th of June. 1862 He was committed on the Sth Ma: asseut with intentto kill ® man named Danie s ifrey 12 young snd o! ordinary height. and came easburg. Mary.ant. sbove reward for his apprehension provided he is delive ed er Mariborough, Prinos Geo ETER 4, RIMES, Sheri of Prince George’ LIBERAL REWARD — FOURTEEN NE@RO: jail of Prives Geo laud, on Wedne-day vith 1962, supposed to be from Virginia. A | roward willbe given for their apprehersion t where taken—pro vided they are deliv r Marloorough, Prinos hborhocd of Bis intensely suffered loss of appetite, debility, congestion, |t tho jai! in U, friends induced medicines, and reare now ou C. L. Eoan, ge’a county, Mary church, Washington. ty You.can gain five pounds of healthy flesh per month by using Dr. Tumbiety’s Pimple Banisher. It is invaluable for removing pimples, blotches, &c , tan, freckles, sallowness and all impurities and roughness of the skin, leaving the same blooming with beauty. 'e cou..ty. Merylaced RE WAR D—Wi1 be paid for th: appra Lension snc de ivery to m>, of two Nerro Men, (the prope ty of Wilism Lyles, eq, of Piscataway Distriot,) who broke the Jail ef rrinoe George's Counts, Mary ugh of the 26th of June, 1862— dollars for either. Zasy were com- mitted to the Jail on the c' ESTON, 1s about five feet ten in out pene 3 five On the seth tentant, after a lore owner reuvves West. Cal at thea 2 © bore with Chri-tian ‘ions, ever there to spend, earn that never ens. amily ars invited to attend Wednesday) at 10 idence, on 20h en on the Potomas River, a fow mies from alexaudria, | will give the ahove reward for their apprehension, or one hunared dol- lare for either of them, no matter where takou— provided tuey or either of them are de.ivered to t | in Upper Mariborough, Prizes LR 6G. GRIMES. ShenT of Princes George’: County. REWARD.—Strsyec, onor sbout the lth Instant from the pi omises of the euo soriber, ove Ja kK brown OKSE, avout 16 hancs hig’, be'ween5 and 6 years old. ‘the above rewsra wil be paid 10 any One giving infor- mation co I get hm again. lected about the huree are sore shou!ders {rom ool- lar. anv tal rabved by the cart, and ihe letter H marked On ruasp With paint . 4.P, FAWSFETT, Drovers’ Pest, rexr Chain Bridge, AN AWAY FROM THE c near Bladensburg, two NEGRO BUYS, on Monday last Hen-y Becket, 5 f 5; copper coor; low toren mere; he had his thigh brok litte; egod 18 years. Lloyd os high; black, with sever occasioned by burns; thick lips and nance, end speaks quick; o'c'ook & m,, from her mother’s ri K and L. rosd, near Bis jensbui Horleey ! HOSIERY tock full and complete Thread Hose for inaies, ge all of which we offer st lowest prices, by the dozen Or in amalier qusntities. : JR SOLDIERS, ‘Wa have just received 50 degen +piendi heavy Engitsi Cotton Socks, for Will soli them cheap. _jyBeit 308 e R. HENRY OLOK VEFERINARY SURGEON, DORSEY’s HOTEL, Seventh st. Offers to cure tue following ‘Di eascs in ail kinds Cotton and men, and children, JOSEPH J. MAY, bet gth and 10th ets. ated 02 « street nor:n, betw east, opporite Waugh Chapel. tormms inquire next dvor (tramo howss ) 5726 lw" viz: Distemper, Heaves, Quincy, lung Fevor, Infla SUSSCRISER T stan wr de! t Depsrtmente, 2 20 to ihs Heaa- qoarters, St ri Hot Sud cold batus in the houss rb, Gallia of a! Kiduey Diseases, descriptions. Botts, Polips Spavin, Selint. i. Veterinary statents, yeterinary surgeow ‘Trapp, first sree desartment, State of Bianden- burg,in Prussia. Cures warranted or the e.oney at Berita. Severs! large Lead and the armee Sr. Lioyd. and either case they must be before receiving the above reward. i R MAGRUDER. DIARRH@A REMEDY! MAGUIRB’S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF BEUNE PLANT! NAY ¥ DEPARTMENT, a aay 1862, will, until the 4th tions for tho gon M MACHINERY prope'ler gunboats, feme &3 in the gun f the p'ston will be Tus Navy Dapart of August next, reori’ |, CXoap’ that ths t] , tant Wadgel’s side vai urfsce of \67 square feet; the be tou feet, aud th yet, shoe aud rudder to be of eopper sud in all other resp-ots to conform to contract aud specifeaticn for the gun 6 time be reccived ‘equsl power, with © condenewr, under the ssme ferms rnd oon- rs, pate. saadee-poet, shos, aod 1 Tested for Fiftcen Years with Immense Success tas West and Soutn, and now extensively ured inthe Westera Armies! THE ONLY RELIABLE CURATIVE RELAXED COND!TIONS oy THE BOWELS Caused by Change of Water and Dict. Bntirely Vegetabls, and Suited to All Ages. Prepared and Sold by J. & 0. MAGUIRE, DRUGGISTS, ST. LOUIS, MI-S0URI, Sold n Washington City by CHARLES STOTT, Druggist, Noa. 875 Pa. arenye, end thors be s era! deliveratic to the agent of the Di piace of msuulactare, ore must state the time, total cost, end tho Navy Y&rd lo Which it is intended to ap- her Engines than these built quentilios qa.iectors and olners, De stamps, ard seguro: binde s’ board boxes, with ma: strong covers. ur lined ens *clGoation. and ‘here wi ivoiuded the same nal touls, instrument printed speci ficnt: “ iC CORTON @0U0D8 AT “OLD Domestic conngis® hased many of 5, We ehsl oon npiioste pieo ws, e rf nuimerated is th= iene, bitween ths cost ol deivery to an ag the pisce of manufacture nud. * reblugtun. i amined, Suu the nearly opposite Natonal Hotel ; and by MARSHALL & PAGE, Army Sutlers, No, 602 Ssventh street went, ur goods before the 10 to Bell Bt Lue fol 08, ish Prints, (an Light, h 8, (% and 4-4) at 15. @ud 16 conte, % and 4-4 Brown Cottons, at cents. 4 Cotton Shestings, (heavy and fine,) at 45 conts, = Beat5 4 Pillow Case Cottons, at 1§ ood Pomestio Ciaghacy it 1 de is FINE Waltt D Mes Jaconi rt reoting paok- ge: reosinig, Wid spam either at the Department or manuiso- porieot.y gummed, ard perf sreced in such ms: saateacn separate ttamp can be readily de.c! aud used. POSALS From invited til! the 12th dsy of Augus*, 1362, fo: ihe Subsistence Department, of te same kind which has been received by the Uniied Fnowa gs No | &xtis. 7 ene can be sven at the Capito! ired tO maze & contract for20,000 barrels, sr, Ay pereon desire to furnish a less qusnti'y he will siate the preciso number of bar- ‘ho contractor will be required to furniah. rete rf @bous 500 barrels Flour will be received which does not come the stancard at the Government inspection, before the purchase, Flour to be delivered at the or any Of the be put up in new barrels, Government reserves the right to reject any bid from contractors wh omply with their con must be present in person to respond to oath of allegiance must accom: each fie making iy should state tho nemes o iter A ts to bs made i: to be direotsd to **CU. posais for Flour.” NOIcE TO WATER TAKERS, Waren Kes1 sicie and Mi acd Figu-ed Swiss, advau'age o; tho “ ‘oods have faves _ ¥, until the oon ‘taken, and @ premium ai- " last Eee aeee ‘old @: tiver. yj JOsERH J. Ma * New stu 3068 Pa. ave.. bet.9th and 10h ste. silroad Depot HEESE, and that now dies ans piaies » ig i PRODUCE GENERALLY, hare provionsly mmissii 3 * bgton. SALE—Fwo eplendid Oh QRBLS. 6 years ‘old, will be 4 ness jarness, and 0: wah Dovsorrs a » corner A. SCBHWARIZAER ES AND BRANDY. and suthorized by the pro eions' Wines. rather then’ incur pense of transhipment, t and | -_ L. Fagg. 4 in ava. eye Fa ch id, 1a ee Tactical rons, may rf —— to feito style orehe ‘works security, mete of packing, on an New York wholesal oent jess « for he pace of nt, Say asin sooner Penny of Suilvale (Prane ines in great to eat : ogee tem HERBER?. the hewid.douel hime’ ree ‘msking the award time and price will be con- od. ible whey to con] affores. THE PROPRIETCRS, EXOURSIONS, PIO NICS, ac. TEMPERANCE PIC NiC. Tre fons and Daughters of Fouperanes of Good famaritsn Division invite the iriends of “‘Nemperavee to s Pio Nionesr Pierce’s Mill, en Wednesday. £0:h Jniy. Omnibuses will leave Temperance Hsi] on gic 8 o’clook, Fare 50 cents for the round wha Crean, so. can be hai on the grounds, rt orcer of the oommitico—F. M, sradiey, J. L. Kidwe!, Robert Wright 1t* For rae venerivobSe martaew's SCHOOLS, At ANALOSTAN ISLAND, MONDAY. August 4. 1 isitore to the island free of Boats wil! convey visitor: ee. charge, ftom ‘ester 4 Wasninrten, ead foot of High at, during the der com ‘olook & ‘Picketa tothe cl — haif price. Mutic and refresn udance tof this pic mic b-ing to raias fends to ic thn seboo!s of this Pare iog, 18 is hoped that the m Pariah aud the gue in general wil co reiriekete may be had of the followi ic may the ocmmittec: : Daniel Myers Wr. ™ fa vey. Mionsel t i:agerald, Jonp Green, C I Queca, Ghos Wiliems, O: FOR £a4B MoCLELLAN CLUB members of this osle.raied Clab tak grest pleseu-o In aLuounclag to tusir frie cereal ths. they will gi Pic Nie at aringtoa AY. July 89. Heyes’s diese da ngs,on TUB~D. vend has B ¥ meroing mm. aged eorner cf Fs. avsoue and 7th street Tickets 60 cen's. sdmitting 8 gentloman _By order of the Commitee. a7 26 St" T ME F.RST GRAND FIG NIC of tr MEAGHER CLUS Will be given at ANALOSTA® ISLAND, * ohn Farrell. Peter Fegan, uga MoSraw, Janos MoGrann, Jouné arr, Joan Brown, Wn. rthy, Matthew Barns. PH. Gaugoran, Tickets Fifty Cents, admitting « gontiomsa and ladies. Jy 23,25. 26,5859" > : TS FOR SALH AND RENT [Zor ether “Fors! s ete HRiLNB—At No. 490 12in street, eaxt side between @ end H MBN SS, chambers attachoa; rec: house, ‘Sue in Washine VOR KEN ts, comfortab'e APARE. '—Ths four-story Sriok DW ING BUY Gorner of 4th aud D rear the City & Apply to JUSEPH €U No 90 Louisiana avenue jy 3 URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, in the neighborhood of the Patentanc Post Offices, w th or without Board, ins Northern ‘amily Ap- Ply 455 G strect, between 5.nand 6th. j, 9 S* SEVERAL FURNISHED R“OMS FoR RENE, with Hoard. Also, Fabie bosrders a 391 E street, tabi * a {OR RENI—A two story BRICK HOUSE, with bace building, contsining 11 roome; g.-oc brie sesb.e ard out houses; Water and fice c in the yard, Furniture will be rented with horss.:f required Icquire on the premises. 6 Mer: ond avenus, between 12th and tsth ir 29 3 U8 SALBUCANAP, on sov0mmods ing t=: ms, Lt new thran story BRICK Hunk, So crth, efss of Fourteenth Th large er ‘Evo property “i529 3 dud CHAN BIR, T4,10 & privato fami y where the luxunes of & home may bo realze!. Libera Price required. Address, coufiienisir. “K 8,’ Sta: vitcs PUR RKRENT—The Residence of Capt. HAR W OUD, U.S. N.. situated on the Marivorough and easy of soccer w rnpike or railroad, The es prinsipaily meadow Warhicgton, eitier ty E i cons'sts of 22 ac . ‘Fhe houce is | Bic trees Stabe, Car a. Supp y cf waver Sbun- ectiy heathy, Partof the farcituce vil’ bs renteu if reqsires. For terms &o, to Mes: JACKSON & BRO, Ps ave., apply opporite Browrs’ Hotel. iy 23 at" Foz SALb—A three-story BRICK HOUS contaicing 6 rocms ; terns Wil bo caay abd 4to streew itol sili For TEENTH 8TP., B cr & Sad 085b house in the wal ble lioeral y sup ie Hoarders taken at moderate reise, witli Duwosandahad j7:6 4 pie FURNISH®D RUOMS FOR REN®, colleetively or separately. Two of t2em can jot be sui parsed in the city for comfort. A large d:reouy opposite the Padlic between 4 gad 6th and perms seat te: diy 23 prorosars FOR REVENUE SfaMPs ‘TRuisexy DerartMrnt Office of Internal revenue, July 2. 262 t PROPJsaL3 Wili ve recetved until Wodnos'sy, the 6:b of augus’ next, for furoighing Kovsaue = ps under tue recent act of Congress imposing Gee P Cucer r3 wil etate ths price ps: thousend etamgs, ere © in packages Of on tvOusand eBen at the ty Dopartment in Washin>ton. Aliso, the price per iLouesnd to simi ar packages, Curent at the Aigo, tho pros per thoussnd, colivered in larger yackares, as required, either at the Departa.cut, if cf msuuteoiure. tae prive per tho and, sepa-ated in each may bo daily ordered for the u-e of thea two hacdree ed 1b tim o&gae, suitable Or other equally BOS Boorcing .o the ity and distan.e to be conveyed, as may be ed by the Depurlinent, stating tus af: Aliguch pSox@gee Lelore mailing to be re ex- recounte. ‘ tment, sah yy BU Asent of wila'sog vethe itens; ui. Eve the a ai cost for di. » preparicg bank «f80L00 Of an agent of the De Propoeals mast be msde for the stamps ii Up and after Wednerday, the 3°%h of July irat, devignr for ihe proposed # &™ ps way bs eeen at the office of the Commassionsr if interns! KRereau tid isso he scoumpanios with & spec syle ofengraving Sod the quality gf p rmehed, whion will ba submitted to a voard of diti-terésied experts cr artia’s for examiration; and the accested b:dde:. before msoa of @ cenirsct, Will be required to fursieh fiuai consum rool impregsions of the engravings of the several mi dost danracion The coairact.wil require al 1, be made, e:tuer temps or ot. ere, Gi@s Bud p.Btes to be prepared i kept iu repair, fvr the present denomination o: without charge, at the pleasure o! partment. And ali such dies acd pistes of tue United States tor the servos of th o Treas. ury Department, Who Bids ii ve conndered exoert co; ete or steel wie sre thus et fat fhe time pests RSs ete Deere wit ur the con: of 0. ly sea'ed, Eston owns Sinus tel tect jy %-tAusé owe Ful desurual Roo te. NOPICE. BE Copartnerabip herewfore existing un inane get ede beinet the lace arm’ will Te setiled by Samuel M, ero znose inde to the ficm are requested ESATO enue, Washington, July 25, 1862. asa naan Tas the patronage of Satter {iuey the-eravet fo be aay ake ae elle oa oan, ECOND EDLPILO: THREE O'CLOCK P. M. DISMIS=FD The following officers Leave been dismissed from the service: Captain Sumeel L. Harrison, | 9th Regiment New York Volunteers; Captain Jobn ©. Thompson, 10ith Regiment \ew York \Volunteers; 24 Lieutenaat Elridge Green, Jist New York Volunteers; ist Lieutenant Enoch C. Cloud, 57th Penasylvania Voluntecss. —_—_—— oo THS LATEST SY TELAGRAPH. acneneiipanenias: THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET New Youn, Joly 29-24 p m—D ws acd quiet in the Stock Murket. Prices lows:. Long Bonds 93%. Notes, about 102. ate S coke and Shares Gull, atasiight decune. Gold, pri. ces declining—ssles at 116% 2 LIS « Li6y.— Moderate transactions, 0 eee LATE LOCAL NEWS. ee ane Passexors Raitway —This morning the cars on the Washington and Georgetown Passen- ger Ratir: commenced running, the rosd being in perfect order from the Capitoi to the State De. partme t Atl the close cars that tbe compeny bave tecelved, ten fn pumiber, are being to- Gay, corying large bumbers of passengers, as Menv 8s forte, On one of two oocesions, being seated im them The up this morning, crowded almost to sutf nm, wae brought toe stand stiil on the curve neer the Preasury, - bly owing to thie ronybores of the ral!s, but an extra hore being p he 4 ticulty was over. com-. Posseayers ¢ ‘rom Georgetown pay six cents, acd sferrea ai the State De- artmon. to or from tae ommibuses running from ere lo Georgelowa The company uave made som>forty fiveor Sty appointments of employees, doout waif o’ woom y among whom is Mr. J. @ j time-eeper at the Capitol Mr. Uppersman bas been the 'ime-Keeper for the om- ulbus iine st this potat for Sfteen years past As the road progresses the appolutees wili be noti- fied to vo on duty. Tbe track is laid es far as the Circle, and care Will, It ls expected, raa two thet point next weet The carsin use are handsome and commedious, and In tne smoothness with which they glide along afford anagre-able change from the rough doling over the pavements experieaced tn other snodes of vebicu.ar conveyance. “ Farewell cld bus, you're nigh played out.”* Coote Dows —Last night, patrolmen John- son and P.owman, of the county, arrested two soldiers ia the Northern Liberties for a violation of lew in that section One of them, « stou, strong young fellow, did not relish the arrest, aud atiempied resistance; but the peculia. mode of treating stu oborn “prisoners adopied by ths pollee was applied, and they went qaietly to tne sta- tion -house, [corn whence they were turned over to the military and taken to the guardhouse. There the stout feliow showed @, bt, cad was roughiy bandied by a corporal but aot burt. Afvera preliminary bearing be was ordered t> toe cells, and there he made a daxh at the corpo- ral. He was soon overcome, alter tearing the Captain's cost, who was trying to exve him from being burt, and carried to the bat box, in which the current of the Potomac was turned, and he was tfectually cooled down. He was once be fore In the geardbouse, baving been a member of the ist New York Zousvea, and on that oecasion was showerea by tue guard. He ts 2 bad fellow whea drunk, Poxice —The Second Ward patrolmen report: @ the following tday >—Wm. #. Garar, drunk; dismissed n Nadens was arrested on three separate chetges—First, violating the building law, bis stable butiding noi being coa- structed in conformity to the regulation relative to the distance from the sidewalk and from 4 wel- lings; flued 230. Second, keeping a livery stable without license; fined $15. Third, keeping a elfib street, corner of C street; astice Clark. dog Without license, ss.ulting bis wife; short measure in mar- tayton Pat’k MeSioy, see; Goed S20 9—by dismissed Crimixar Cover, July 25 —Epbratm Eamon- ston, indict.d in two cases of assault and battery, submitted them tothe court aad was faed $2 ila each District Attorney Carrineton announced the des:b of ex-President Vau Barea, and, in respect © his memory, the Court adjouraed July 29—H. J. Koug, indicted for obtaining from E. K. Langicy, one of the guards at the Pen:tentiary,# regelpt for a sum of mouey larger than what wes p.id him, ts on trial Messrs. Carlisie and ntese appear for defeadaat Taie> Wann Station Cases—Before Justice Waiter —Joun Robinson and Furman Weicn, disorderly; Joba hing, dr Lewis Strebb, resisting an officer lu the discharge of bie duty; securtt ourt. Won. Grant, draak and disorderly; Sued $2. FPovrtu Wann Srarion Casus—Before Justice Waiter —Wim. Browa, figuting; lucked up 12 hours. F. McCormick, drunk; fined 1. Mary ann Sewell, suspicion of stealing; dismiss-d Celia Paine, do; do. Patrick Marjart,, wm “oore, John Dundon, drunk and disorderiy; dae leach. Deates oF Sotpreas.—The follow!:, have occurred since our last report S.amu-l L Geralas, company &, tle Pi Chas. E. Nicholis, company D, 834 P Elbridge G. Biadbary, company C. 5:2 we Wm. J. Adems, company D, 20:b Ind teK.—The thermo -) (46 Franklin & crt wey SALURDAY wament Bonds. iveasury Noses aud Cortsa- C6665, Com, CPrremcy, OAL ooo hangs. om RECEIPT Fox FALSERVING PROPERTY The Most Effectual en the Worl’ Information msy be odiained a NM. T. PARKER'S BoTABlLisHMENT, » bet «con 6th aud 7th streets, ¥ hore Overy Valiny of SIGN AND CURNAMENTauL PAINTING ig executed with peatuess and aispatoh, To prevent Preservative” par'ments of | compeution, oi OieuseB Ol price. pprorosars PUR COAL AND WOOD, SaNars og THs Uniren Sra a i “ tas Lergsant-at - nine Tom, July 25, i862. SmaLzp Paop2sais will be reosive: st this ofhce 1 1éM. on Monday, the L.thcay Of Agust uext, w faruishing for the w ‘ae reusts of tue Onitei states. sour seaired Tous tof 3,000 pounds) o1 ibe White Ach FPursacs Coal, thoroughly €0 5) Also, ‘seventy Sve Jords of the best dry Bick- ory Wood, ane Filty Qords of ine Dest dry Epruce Pine Wooa. an whole » bs delivered on or pap I uetober 5 ai vau.ts bonur ume pe tor ine laitaw. exeseiou