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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-21

HARDINGE'S ART STUDIO
II On view, collection Of on Paintings principally from
The Paris and London exhbitcns-
Coiiinsone Controversy, High aud Low Church"
"a Quiet Evening 7. Cooper, r. A.
"Gipsey Gossip, Slayer, Sr.
poem)
Also. specimens Of Ed Fire. schener. Troyon wIrems
0unlemin. Trayer, 10.
From A. M. to 4xP.N.
Abundance On application a the Studio
University. Washington Square,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-21

THANKSGIVING DAY
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER "a 1859.
PERFORMANCES NEARLY EVERY HOUR
During the day and evening, commencing l01 A. NJ and
terminating at i01a O'Clock In the evening
A full length wax figure of OssAWATAMIE BROWN, and
KNIFE found the body Of his Son. the GRAND AQUA
RIA, or Sea and River Gardens; LIVING SEAL &C.. are
among the curio6ties
Adniitapoe Is cents Children uuder tea Is cents Par
guet IL cents extra.
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GRAND ATTRACTION-MONS. DIX LAVE AT wEE
u hawkeu, on Thanksgiving Day November "a viii maize
two Of his grand asceuscns across wcehawken Heights on
one thousand feet long and hundred and y feet
high He VIII also perform variety OF his as.on,shur feats
neyer before attempted in the vicinity os New York city
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Csvsspssds~es Of he star. -


GxoHeKrowN, September ?. 1850. y
We were much pleased to learn from Cant, Ho,.
lingsworth, this morning, that he had succeeded
In procuring suitable music 1.-THE Marine Band) to
accompany the Light Infantry to Rockville to-
morrow. The company win assemble at their
armory, on Dumbarton street, at O'Clock a. m,
and beconveyed to the Fair grounds in omnibuses
Our Rockville neighbors may therefore anticipate
the entrance of this sprightv corps into their vii
lage at an early hour In the day
:, "A nre occurred last night, on the premises of
nr' Joshua bateman, corner Of First and Fayette
streets, which entirely consumed a brick stable.
and two valuable horses which were In II at the
nme. There is no doubt but the fire was the work
Of some vile incendiary
The new steamer Mount Vernon which has inst
commenced plying between New York and your
city via Alexandria, was visited at her wharf
(Morgan q Rhinehart'sl yesterday, by large
number OF our citizens all OF whom speak in terms
OF praise OF their courteous reception and treatment
by the captain and his officers Tfey were also
mueh pleased with the general arrangements of
the steamer Tor passengers and freight. -....-
Protracted meetings are now being held at the
Dumbarton street Methodist Church, under the
Rev. DR.. Edwards, where a general PRAYER meet
ing Will be held this eyening-and at the West
Georgetown station. under the Rev Mr. Riland
Meetings are held nightly at each place, for
preaching and other religions services
we have been requested to inform the kni shts
who contemplate participating in the tournament
ready for practice.
Wyman had crowded house at Forrest Hall
again last night and made lots of fun for his large
auditory. both Young and old. This is the last
night of his stay In Georgetown, and those who
may wish to witness bis wonderful tricks, and
enjoy hearty laugh, had better avail themselves
OF the opportunity.
Those in want Of a real good schooner for
freightng wood, grain, &c, will do well to eY-
anime the advertisement Of Mr. Thicker in an
other column. She will be sold bargain. 5.
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ALEX ANDRIA.
oTrsspondehes of The .Star,

Correspondence Of The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. Z, 1859.
The County Court disposed OF the following
cases yesterday:
Licenses to keep Ordinaries were granted to
Sanford Brown and John Donnelly; also to Thos
Fahey, at Columbia Springs.
Joseph Riley, the seaman charged with the
murder Of ship mate on the 18th of August. WIS
tue Circuit Court.
Zachariah Biggs, charged with stealing horse
the property Of DIR. Addison was also sent on
The counsel for the prisoners in both cases was
The body of an unknown white man was found
Yesterday floating in the canal in the vicinity of
Arlington Spring. Coroner Chancellor had the
body brought to this city. and held an inquest
when verdict Of Accidental drowning was
rendered. Deceased was dressed in a brown frock
coat, blue cloth pants and white shirt He was
man apparently fifty years Of age, with gray whis-
kers, and upon his arms Were some marks done
with India ink, but nothing to lead to his identi-
fcation.
We regret exceedingly to learn Of the protracted
lndisposition OF the Rev. N :. Greenaway of the
Methodist Protestant Church of this city. Mr.. G. &.
has been in i'll health for some weeks past which
has prevented his officiating for his congregation
who deeply synpathize with him In his atfiiction
and regret the loss of his services The Rev oen
teman will leave for New York in the new steamer
Mount Vernon, for the purpose of benetiting his
nealtn. we wish hn very pleasant passage,
and complete restoration to health.
j. Arlington, against whom a warrant was
issued some time SINCE for assault and battery
upon Henry Schwarz in June last, was this morn
ing brought before Mayor Massey and fined 81
dne and costs; upon payment of which he was
discharged.
Acting upon the suggestion Of numerous friends
the Potomac Lodge have determined to give an
other picnic at Columbian Springs on or about
the 18th instant. We have only TO refer to their
former AHA rs Of this kind to insure the Odd Eel
lows a good crowd
The little boy SO badly burned by the bursting
OK camphene lamp at the residence OF MIR. Cliff
ford, is lying in precarious condition
The Friendship boys are all agog making ar
engagements for the reception OF tue firemeu of
Monday. CARLOS.
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TIT --LATEST IITsIY ilUaiN
Destrscsive Fire A. NerfeIL

NORFOLK, Sept IA destructive Gre occurred
t , O'Clock this morning, destroying Mechan-
Ssc t1n ana slx large stores. The loss 10 nearly
ms; Inc Excelsior Minstrels Lost q, QUO, Bon
neaus panorama Of the Celestial Empire ~ O0o.
ON w men soere was no insurance. The stores Were
Geo. w. Fsrrant Il Co, merchant tsiior.. 49,,
klns iurnitare warerooms; Walters a Co. pnrrr
hangers; Peppers restaurant Peddle,, rests,,rsnt.
ana Gilman s shoe stofe-an Of which were par
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Memphis Railraad

LOUISVILLE. Sept. 5.-The Memphis Railroas
Bridge, at Decatur. is now repaired and there h
no interruption to the road between Memphis anC
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Postal Reductieu Mey.w..,

PHrLAbELPHIs, Sept. IA number Of promi
neat Philadelpbians have addressed ex-Senssor
Cooper. requesting an expression Of his views in
Relation to the expediency Of insisting on reduc-
ton Of postage, and an Increase Of duties ~ Is
sues in the approaching national election. His
reply is looked for with much interest by State
and Federal politicians
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PUBLIC ScHooLs.-Wear e Informed by Dr.
Ironside of the trustees foS the First District
that seven hundred and hfty applications were
made for admission Of pupils at the opening Of
the schools. The school-ho for which an an
preparation was recently made, il much needed
and it, speedy erection anxiously looked FOR,
I $3.50 - -.---,------7-r---'t u
Z ATTENTION In called 10 the advertisement In
another column Of an extensive tract of land I'm
Hampshire county, Va. A fine opnortunitv a.
offered here for an Investment.
TIE SELECT PICNIC at Columbia spriuos 70.
morrow, Is expected to be very pleasant affair
Ticket-holders should read the advertisement
anew, as an addition has been made to it, IfN q
KxErA LOOKOUT for the excursion of the Frank
lin Fire Company 10 Glymont. in honor of the
america Engine Company, of Philadelphia
WE HAVE before us the cheapest and best note
PaPor evet mahe: which Anderson, on ID street, be
tween sixth and Seventh streets is sellinS At *
GENTS per rean. He has only few reams left. It's
YoUrHs' DREss SUITS, ' ''. 0''''
c.rIDarr's Dr,.. suI fs.'A'' S"''"''' s"''''
Store, Browns Hotel Building, would resoectiniis
announce that their annual display of Spring and
u Comprised of an assortment of Gentiemen's and
Youths Clothing of the newe. and richsst designs
IN materlal, trimming, and workmanship.
,nose VINO study excellence with economy, in
offered for selecting from the most attractive stock
OF Ready Made Clothing in tins city, at very re-
uuood p'ioes' ap8-ly
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Alexandria Markets.

ALExANnRIA, Va, Sept 7-Flour-no sales on
Change. We quote Union street SUPER. al s5a
S.l2k. Wheat-sales OF fair 10 good white 81 %
asl 80; red, 81 bal is. No other sales
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Judge Douglas in Ohio.

COLUMBUS. Sept Judge Douglas was re
ceived at the depot this morning by the military
aad large concourse OF citizens, aud escorted 90
the hotel. He speaks this afternoon
CINCINNATI. Sept "A committee Of 500 citi-
zens has been appointed 10 receive Judge Douglcs
on bis arrival here, and extraordi nary prepare
lions are making 10 give him an enthusiastic re-
ception
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Baltimore c1arkets

BALTIMORE. Sept. 6.-Flour closed with de.
Ginning tendency; Howard street and Ohio as.
W heat closed firm; sales Of $500 bushels; white
Sill 'Oi red 81 U5aSl 20. Corn closed steady;
white and yellow 7sasOc. Provisions closed s,n,,
and active; bacon sides 9xaIOc; mess ork sis IS
w hisky closed quiet at - Kc
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AUCTION SALES.

Ok TONS OF IRON At AUCTION.-Owing
~ To the sinking of the floor sustaining the col
unns 81 our IRON rack, and having place stor
IRON while repairing the same, will offer at pui
lie auction oi' WEDN ESDAT next, tbs I4th inst
the whole OF the STOCK on hand, consisting f
Bar Hand, Sc OF, Hoop, Axle, iR ound, Square,
oval ana Hall Round Iron, and Fire, Spiins,
and Blister Steel.
Also; tong SAME sons Square and O. atg IN Cast
Steel, as.Orte1 sizes.
Previous to which time we offer rare induce
meats To Gust 'ners to supply themselves at cost
prices for cash
JOHN r. EIyANS h co.
Sc I-Ht tStates LIZ Asx.EaZ.j 2O9 Pa av
by A. GREEN. Auotinneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FrRSItURP
L PIANO FORTE, SC.AT AUCTIoG.-Gn FRlDaf.
tine 9th Instant, shall sell, at 10 O'Clock e. IA nj
the residence at Mrs. Beck at the Corner of nth
and "a avenue, over the music store No. 321, a
general variety OF Furniture, viz:
Rosewood Piano Forte, seven oc:avas, n cool in
strument,
Mahog7ny SOFAS, Chairs. and Rockers
Mahoeany SIdeboard, Dressing and other Blu
reauS,
Mahogany Marble top Ccnt-e and Pier Tables.
Mahogany Dining, Card, and SICe Tables.
Feather Beds. Hair AID Shuck Mattresses
BeadIng, Carpets, window Curta ms and Shades,
Chandeliers ard Gas Burners,
Cane and other Chairs,
Cooking, Radiator, aud other Stoves,
China, Glass. aud Crnckery Ware,
With large lot of Kitchen Requisites,
And many other articles, which deem uunoces-
Sary TO enumerate.
Terms: All Sums under S25, cash lover that sum,
credit nt aid months, for notes satisfactorily
eEdursG d, baaIIng interest.
Sc d A. GREEN. Auct.
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Later from California

ST. Louis, Sept. THE overland mail from
san Francisco ON the 18th has arrived
The town of Vallecito, in Calayerss county
was d. sroyed by fire on the 18th
An Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Convention
was to he held At San Francisco on the 10th Sept
ana all the Pacific states and Territories were 20
be represented.
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Financial.

NEW YORK, sept 2. Stocks are higher Chi
ca2o and Rock Island 7OI; Cumberland Coal Co
4&i Illinois Central shares s. x: MicAipan Sopth
EN- guaranteed shares IS 4; New York Central
I91i p"nna Coal Co 81; Cantons IsX; Va 0ls
10 4; Mo. 6's Ss. ~
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FUTURE DAYS.

BY A. GREEN. AuctIoneer
EXECUTORS SALE OF HORSES MILES
~ BUGGY, CARr, WAGONS, AND HARNESS, Ar
s ell, 81 IN late residence OF Enos E Rerkley de-
ceased al - o'clock NJ. on soGth G, between 18th
an 18TH streets Sast the following mentioned good
Horse Mare and Colt, Mules I Dugsy,I Cart.
WAGONS, I9t Harness, Riding Saddle, Wheel
Terms; All sums Of S25 AMI under cash; over
Sh credit of and months. for notes satisfacto-
MY endorsed, bearing interest.
WILLIAM DIXON, Executor
Sc q 81 A. GREEN Auot
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New York SIarhsts

NEW YORK, sept. 7.-Flour 10 heavy; State sla
4 30; Ohio 81 .sOa5 25; Southern a s5i5 Wh.,t
Is heavy New York red 81 IL; mixed Kentucky
~ Corn isquiet; mixed Sic in store Porf
is quiet; mess SI4 90aSl5; prime SO IS Lard h
steady al lOSallc. whisky 10 stcadyat axe
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NOTIcK-D DISTRICT OF CoLuNBIA ApyrRYsr-
q SNTs TO sS ISsSRrED IN THE BALTIMORE Sry
Asz RscEtvzo AT AND FORWARDED rRox THE
STAR ogFICE. ... ...... =.
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ALARMS OF FIRE.-Last night about 10 O'Clock
all the alarm bells Of the fire department were
sounded, and the companies generally turned out
After dragging their heavy apparatus consider
able distance towards the west end Of the CITY,
the treInen discovered no real cause for alarm
and returned To their engine house At II O'Clock
the alarm bells were rung again, and the com pa
MES were again called out and proceeded with
their apparatus to the western boundary OF the
city. The cause Of alarm was the reflection of a
fire in or above Georgetown.
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by J. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctonoers.
ENECUTUR'S SALE OF SMALL BRICK
II HOUSE AND I.or IN GEORGETOWN AT PCGIIC
AUCTION. On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, sep
tember 10th, at o'clock. In front of the premises,
We shall sell pat of Lot No 23i, and the west ha [
Of Lot No. 2R. In Bpatty L Hawkins addition tn
Georgetown, having frnnt on the south side of7th
street OF - feet, 10y depth of lh feet ether with
tha irProyements, consisting of two story Brick
Dwelling house, with frame addition. Terms
Mahoney.
SO 5 eO&ds ]. C. MCGUIRE Il CO., Aucts
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MEMS DRESS Svrrs, -
w., - =. Moss Bssissss Ssiss,
YoxtIs' Bssisess Ssiss,
MARAYfLLA
mAhAviLLA! MARAvILLI
MARAvILLA! :
The most wonderful preparation known
For Destroyins DandrKf;
MARAvILLA!

Referring Sick Headache;
Frscent,ns ne Hair from Falling Oxt;
Sold by all respectable Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers, and by the Proprietors. Price 80 cents
ChARLEs ERNEST &c Co., sc Maiden Lane, NY.
1t will accomplish all that is claimed for 1t, and
no one nee1 lear or mourn the loss of hair if they
eS-Sm j. nj. BRADsTRKEr, 2s7 BrOadwa NY
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ALL THAT HAS BEEN CnANGKD.-Among the
results Of the great industrial revolution brought
about by the invention of the sewing machine,
none is more striking than that accomplished In
the manufacture Of shirts. We can all remember
when to get 4 gOOd-htting shirt was as much
matter OF chance prize in lottery; in fact
the chances Were all In favor Of the customer get.
ting one Of those awry wriDkled- bosom affairs
too loose in tine neck. too at the shoulders
and too short at the wrists But all this has been
changed through the sewing machine. At the
Washington Sewing Rooms (50i Ninth streeD for
instance you can get measured for a shirt as you
would for coat, and are quite sure Of good
tailor. See Noyes advertisement elsewhere
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TIE OPENING this morning Of the magnificent
new "Perry Building" at the corner Of Ninth
street and the avenue, was sufficiently indicated
by the tide Of people (nostly ladies' setting in
upon the establishment, and flooding all its many
stories. The superb sales room with its beautf-
fully arranged shelves and counters was first Wis
tied of course; then the immense wholesale ware
house beneath, with it's cavernous (under the
street, vaults, then the inviting carpet warcrooms
up stairs, presided over by L.. F. Perry 4 Co
and so OIL through the rounds Of this model es
adjustment But we need not enter up1n FOR
NAL description. as public curiosity is sufficient
ly excited To induce every man, woman aud child
in the city to visit the Perry Building" within
the day or week.
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By A. GREEN, Auetioneer.


EXECUTORS SALE OF CORN, IRISH Axp
IL SWEET POTATOES, AND CABBAGE, tALL crow
ING IN T.Is FL LD,D tkENiNG UTENSILS SC. AT Arc
ri9E On w EDN DAY the lIth "a slant. shal
s,, At IL ocl"ck M, at the farm al tn lac Enos r.
berkCy. IN Primo" q -orgo's county. Md. about II <
miles from Washu gtOn. on the MGyib1eoneh road
near the Long ord FIsld- '
About acres az Corn, patches Gf Irish aud Sweet
Potatoes. and Cabs -, al s-uwing Ia the ~ a
Also. lot of Farming Utensils, Oats IN the straw,
Terms: S25 and under, cash I; over SIS, n credit
OF and mouths, for notes satisfactorily dorsed
bearing interest.
WILLIAM DIXON. Executor
SEQ IL A. GREEN Auct
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The THEATRE.-The play Of " London Assn
rance" at the Theatre last night was admirably
performed throughout, commanding the appro-
baton Of tho most fastidious critics Mrs. Glad
stlhe and c. Barton Hill stars of the very first
magnitude, and, in the selection OF his stock com
pany, II would seem that Manager Ford is deter
mined to give the citizens Of the Metropolis no
excuse for not patronizng the Theatre. We were
glad to see decided improvement in the size of
the audience last night. and hope that il will
soon be brought up to the fall capacity Of the
building. TIE bill for tonight is the beautiful
and thrilling play OF - Louise I.ignerolles or
Wifes DevOtiOn,'' (for the last time) and the
new farce, Retained for the Defence, rich
bill, and one that should not be missed
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EOR ENT-The large and connections
DWELLING HOUSE No I59 PenLsvlva-
MA avenue, between 9Th and 18th streets. lately
occupied by Professor Looms of the Ia Fayette
Institute. The house is in good condition !: has
eighteen rooms, large eel ars, wa. and b,th rooms
range for cooking. and is supplied with gAs and
Potomac water. Possession given ImmsdiatsiS
For terms apply at the Surgeon Generate ofics'
No. w ihder BuiiClag.
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1.-THE lsLAND."-An old and intelligent citizen
for years connected with the Post Office DEPART
ment, suggests the propriety Of calling the south
ern portion Of our city by some title than ''the
Island" As reason, he says that letters directed
70 the Island from post offices in other States
have frequently been mailed to Ireland and re-
turned to this post office. The Island does not
comprise the Seventh Ward only, but several
wards take In portions Of that section Of the CITY
w ould II not be well to call that section South
Washington in the direction of letters by persons
who are not acquainted with the streets and the
numbers of the hOuses! That is the distinction
made In the streets themselves; those north or
south Of the Canal being called B. e. ID streets
north or south, as they are located.
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BL'Tz-the unequaled ventriloquist the won.
d~ffcl bird tlErr, the unrivaled magician. the
King x funny fellows. the prince Of amnsement-
"prns at Odd Fellows, Hall on MOaday OF course
every BODY Is delighted.
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FOR, RENT-A newly finished COTTAGE
between lsth and 18th streets west aoutaihirK SIX
rooms. Kent Sl2.So per month. Inquire OF John
north, No. 375. "a . -
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CIR APES

IL UKAPES.
DLACk Hamburg, Royal Muscadine. snd Mus
cat OF Alexandria Grapes now be furnished
cheap to buyers, fresh from the vines, any guam
titles, at the garden 5th street west, between X
and l. streets north. at Gautier's CONFECTIONERY
Psnn,yvania avenue, between 18th and 18th streets
where q supply sill be always on hand.
As the bearing 10 unusually heavy this seston
they are selling at reduced prices. se6-6t
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MUsIc AT THE PRESIDENTS GROUNDS The
muse at the Presidents Grounds this evening
by the United States Marine Band will com.
mence at six O'Clock. The following is a pro-
gramme Of the performances:
I. Partant pour Ia Syrie
=. Quick Step from Rigoletto. Scala
.. Chorus ana Terzetto-Giovanna d'ATco. Verdi
4. Casket Of Jewels Waltz Rocca
S. Scene and Duetto wa crudele'-Norma Bellini
g. Constitution QuadTiile, &c, &c. Bilse
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BURsLARr.-A daring and successful burgla-
rious entry was made last night upon the prem
ises Of Mr.. Samuel Kelly, on ID street, near the
Star office, and a quantity Of clothing and pro-
visions taken away. The burglars entered the
house from the rear.
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IO-TkG sIAR PBBLdsHKs TEE Lists OF LKrfrHs
RsAsIsISs IN THE w AszINsfoN CIrY Posr OrYreI
USDss TsB PROVISIONS OF TEE Law prREcrtNo
T9EN TO Bz PRINTED IN THE NKwsPAPKR HAvrye
TsK LARGEST CIRCULATION WITHIN THE DELIvRRy
OF TIE oFFTcE. Irs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION m
MORE rHAS DOUBLE THAT or ANY orHxx DAILY
PRINTED IN TEE DISTRICT OF CoLuMsrA
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WATCH REruRNs.-Patrick Boland, drunk and
disorderly, and assault and battery; inc and costs
50 IS, and security FOR court. VIM. II. Mortimer
drunk in the street; dismissed. Jno. Il. winden,
drunk disorderly, and profane. Charley Thoma.
and Philip Graham. colOred fighting; S3I5 w
III: HaysOn. Frank Thomas, Martha Brown, Cath
arlne Campbell and Kate Gibson, colored, unlaw-
iul asseInblage; s6.l5. Three dodgers Were accom-
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NOTICE.
ALI. Persons indebted 20 the undersigned will
still hnd one Of the FIRM ~ the store % settle
counts. sHEkELL a. MILLER,
2T4 Pa. syenu =. adjoinlnK the
NsS untel.l Kirkwood House.
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LOST AND FOUND.

STRAYED OR STOLEN.-On the 18th ult
- small brindle COW, white TANKS ;~zcrA
white star in her forehead Stwill be Civ EEASk@
IAFERRO, 9Th, between ID ard F. streets, Island.
set 2t'
I OST-Last Friday might. four cows. One is
- black. with partly white legs one ayfrA
bropn and white stupsd with two holes XAsSS
from head To the TALL one dark brown with a.IRost
dark spots A reward Of SO will be paid for the
WM. HERFURTH, Navy Yard,
sc o. 18th 81, bet. Fast CAPITOL and Pa. av.
c. REWARD-STRAYEDO OR STOLEN-On
Sc 'Iday last dark brown Buffalo ~zsrr&H
COW, with star IN forehead, and white In ySA<y~
TANKS. with slit in Had on n strsp s~3-
with ring In IL. will pay thu above reward If she
IL brought 10 me. or information given where can
get her. GEORGE SEMMES.
see ST st bet. 9TH and 9th, Navy Yard.
GS REWARD.-StFayed or stolen from the sub
pa scIlber, on the 18th ultImO, a CHIT red ~uerH
horned cow with her night ear off. The EAH
above reward Will be given to any one re s,
turning her to u A. CLARK, City Hall. st
DAN. AWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER,
H living near Upper Marlborough, Prince n
Georges county. Md, on the 18th OF August,
NEGRO BOY MlAH GREEN, 20 years Of IA
age, about feet high very stout, and large
limbs; WIDE mouth and broad nose; of copper, ~.
color. AS ne went to Washington, he v III try to
hlre himself there or Georgetown where he has
lations, or make ms way to some free State. will
ave 81 II caught In this county the District of
Col umbia, and SlO0 elsewhere. He must be secured
sel-6t' WILLIAM ]. BERRY.