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New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-14

Since Jan. S4O,is G1 SSti2I sl5 S89el9+1
We give the eighth psee the detail Of the exports
for the week. to show the destination and great variety
which go to make up the aggregate. For the frst
time in many months the exports although large, are
small er than fer the same week las. year.
The telegraph from Washington states that the past
creditors Of the Government viii not be required to
take Treasury notes for their claims; but il they de-
man gold brief delay may have TO be Submitted to.
TIE Department advises tho public creditors against
the undue sscrifcc Of Treasury notes.
b.. Ed. Bills crcuItr gives the annexed statistics OF
the cxports of brea3stuGa:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-14

It is imperatively necessary that the Government
soud be sustained. The scheme TO he reported to-
morrow was also adopted unanimously. AT this meet
ing decgation from Philadephl, Mcesrs. Mercer and
Robbins, will be pres mt, and also one from Boston,
cor sis ing of Me-ers. Franklin Iiavens, Wn. Gray
and Arory Davis. Mr. Secretary Chase VIII 90 home
tomorrow, after the result Of the meeting is known
The Osweco aud Ssracuse Railroad has declared
semi-annual dividend of q ceut, payable on the 2oth
iusi 70 stockholders in this city by IA Oakley, esq
transfer agent at the Office Of tho Howard Insurance
Company. Dividends not called for within thirty days
will be paid only at tire trelsurer's Office, osweso'
At the meeting OF tie Directors of the Pacific Mai
Steamship Company to-day there was no quorum, and
the meeting adjourned to Wedueedsy.
We annex comparative statement Of the exports
exclusive of specel from Ncw-York TO foreign porls
for the week and since Jan. 1861:
1859. 1850. 1851.
FOR the week.......... iJlfN8 Si.t9its8 Sl,J6l9o
Previously reported &D'j,J,9 81 J,337 '|t3lao5
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-14

The earnings of the Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen
Railroad for the last months compare with tho
correspondng periods Of 1860 as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-14

niEf oo hiOhi ~ LIE % va
,vsr.xr prrJEn STOP YOUR coUGG
PURIFY YOUR BREADfn
sTBENGTHEN YOUR VOICE
SPALDINGS r.
THROAT CONFECT T1oNs
GOOD FOR CLEnGYMEN
GOOD FOR LECTUREHS.
GOOD FOR PUBLIC STEAMERS.
GOOD FOR SINGERS
GOOD FOR CoN5UMPTIvEs.
GENTLEMEN CARRY
sPALDING'S THROAT COMPETITIONS.
LADIES ARE DELIGHTED WITH
sPALDING's THROAT CONNECTIONS.
CHILDREN CRY FOR
SPALDING'S THROAT CONNECTIONS.
They relieve Cough instantly
They clear the Throat
1hey sige cpsth aud volume to tho vo,os.
They impsrt delicious aroma to The breath
They are delightful to the taste.
They are made of simple herbs and cannot harm ,ny
advise every one who has Cough Husky Voice Bad
Bresth OF any difficulty ofthe Throat to get package OF my
Throat Coufectious they viii relieve you instantly ard you
vii agree with me ths; they right the spot" You vil
fnd ;ern very se and pleasant while travelling attending
public ee,ins for sirg your Cough alayng your thirst
Eyou Try package safe In saying tbs. you vii over
,oe,w.rd consider them iadpensibis You WIN and thom at
tie Druggists snd Dealers In Medicine.
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
My signature 4. on each package All others counterfeit
package viii be sent BY nail prepaii receipt o. thirty
cents
Address,
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Horrible Deed of Blood at Sea

BosrON, Aug. 23.-The bark Czarina arrived
here to-day, the crew of which makes the follow
Ing report: July Goth, a. m, the mate, Cutter,
killed Capt, Dwyer with a Ratchet while the
latter was asleep In bis berth Cutter then killed
the second mate, Hammett, Of Boston, on deck
with the same instrument, and threw the body
overheard. Next day, Cutter shot the carpenter
from the end Of jib-boom. Next he SHOT seaman
dead on the deck, and also shot Alexis Trotpopsy,
boat with a mast and sail, placing provisions on
board and attempted to fire the bark and leave on
the boat, but he was set upon by the crew and
killed. No cause can be assigned Of these horrible
acts by Cutter. The crew say he was not crazy
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From California. Anc

NEW YORK, August q The steamer North
star has arrived from Aspinwall in safety, with
81, 176, 600 in treasure from California
On her outward passage the North Star discov-
cred the British war steamer Driver ashore on
MiragOane reef, and offered to tow her of, but
found her bilged, and that nearly everything had
on shore.
The North Star passed the steamer Northern on
the 18th and the Champion on the 22d
boat from the "Drivern boarded the North
Star on her return trip, and reported that the u
s corvette Richmond passed there on the 18th.
Advices from New Grenada state that General
Mosquera had tsken Bogota, and routed the gov
ernmentforces and proclaimed himself provisional
President Of New Grenada Generals Espina
Pisada, Paris and various officials were taken
prisoners. The President and Cabinet had fed
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Capture Of steambeat-An Excitement

LOUISVILLE, Aug. GA special dispatch to the
Courier, dated Paducah, says that the gunboai
Conestoga came here this morning with two hun
dred and fifty men, captured the steamboat w. b.
Terry, and took her TO Cairo Yesterday one
thousand Lincoln troops came TO Blandsville
Kentucky, and captured two citizens Of that place
and took them Cairo as prisoners.
The Courier also SAYS that the excitement AZ
Lexington yesterday was very great, on the ar
rival OF the guns sent from the Federal govern
ment, which was increased by the turning out OF
Home and State Guards. and the arrival Of caval.
ny. The Courier says a difficulty would have in
augurated but for the persuasion Of J c. Breckin-
ridge, who addressed the crowd, urging no vio-
lence but to permit the troops to take and convey
the guns To their destination The Courier saws
that the excitement Is great that further ship
ments will not be made for the present
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Fire-The Incendiary Caught.

CHAMBERsBURG, Pa, Aug % The warehouse
Of Oaks & Austin was burnt last night, with Its
contents The FIRE was the work Of an incendiary
who was arrested at Mercersburg, and broug ht 20
this place in irons It'll generally opposed that the
house Of MI. Henderson in Carlisle, last week He
was a member Of the Scott Legion. The evidence
against him 10 strong, and 1t 10 generally believed
that he had accomplices, who are still at large
The warehouse Of Mr.. Shafiint was also visited
the same night, and a note left in the same saving
that he could find nothing worth taking, but that
they would attend TO him personally
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The Missing steamer Etna

NKw YoRK, Aug. . A paragraph IN The
Tribune 10 the effect that q steamer bad been
spoken by the steamer Edinburp, supposed 10 be
the Etna, In distress, is an error. The vessel In
question was the steamer Kangaroo, and The
signals exchanged between the two vessals were n
relation 70 the missing shin
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Damage % Railroad.

LOUISVILLE, Aug p The trestle work on the
Louisville and Nashville road az sonora. v1s
washed away last night The passengers and
mails were detained ave hour The damage
will be repaired tomorrow Another trrs,le
bridge on the Lebanon branch, two miles from
Lebanon, was also washed away
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-24

HoLLowAY's PILLS AND OINTMESr.-PalpItation
OF the heart Is frequently caused by IndIg or
re. exed state OF the nervous sy stem. course of
few weeks of these invaluable medicines will
ainnish the lLIes uar throb ing and by removing
the tgnctlons, not to force them, is the true Sc
ment based on the simple laws of natuTe~by
annihiatins the Cause, the effect disappears. Sold
by All Druggists at go &C., and 81 per box pot
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KANSAS CITY, Aug. - Information has been
received Of the organization Of large forces Of
rebels From 500 20 LOO win leave jackson
county this week, and As many more from i.afa-
yette county, all In route for the secession head
quarters. Rumors Of an attack on this city are
current.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-24

ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, as will be seen
elsewhere, offers unsurpassed facilities for the
safe and speedy transportation of heavy freight
All parcels are not only perfectly safe In their
care, but soldiers packages are carried at half
price; Confederate articles not at all. Those who
have valuables to forward should by all means
entrust them to Adams & Co. for security and
dispatch
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-24

AFFAIRS AT THE ARsRNAL.-Some of the en-
ployees at the Arsenal having sighted their work
somewhat in the musket cleaning department
and complaints having been made that many Of
say visited the armorv and made quite a speech
to the men, expressing his belief that the con-
dltion Of the muskets was the result Of negli-
gence rather than Of design, and declaring that
IL more complaints were made he should dis
charge the whole party. He, was not willing to
believe that there were secession emissaries en-
ployed there, but IL such was found to be the
case their punishment would prove severe.
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Arrest Of southern C.Ilectiea Agents.

NEw YORK, Aug 23.-George Miles, Of Peters
burg, and John Garrett Guthrie, Of Richmond,
agents Of various tobacco houses, on a collecting
tour to Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York,
with $40 900 In their Possession, have been ar
rested here and confined in Fort LAFAYETTE The
money in their possession 10 principally In bonds
acceptances and sight drafts and Virginia paper
money. A large number Of letters were found on
the prisoners addressed TO persons living South
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-24

THE LIQUOR Law CAsEs.-Yesterdaya afternoon
gress to prevent the selling of liquor to soldiers
were brought before Justice Dom within an hour
James Redmond, Patrick Leonard, and Patrick
O'Bryan. Each was fined a25, according to the
requirement Of the law. The two first very quietly
submitted to the law, but O'Bryan's language In
reference to the law and the law makers and the
government generally, was Of a most offensive
character, and called for the interference of the
justice, who stopped his mouth by the promise Of
nights lodging in the county jail for contempt
The pleas that the liquor is 'not sold - "not sold
by the proprietor or is s'given as a medicine, -
are all worthless Those selling, giving, admin
istering, or permitting the same on their prem
ises, are equally liable to the penalty.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
BALTIMORE COUNTY COURTHOUSE
DESTROYED BY FIRE

BALTIMORE, Aug 2i.-BaltImore county Court
Hot:ss, at Towsoatown, was fred this morning
by an incendisry and was DESTROYED with all the
records.
The fre at the Court House was confined TO the
Record once; The rest of the building escaped
destruction.
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Arrest Of a Citizen Of West Chester.

WEsT CHESTER, Pa, Aug. - John n Brin-
ton, prominent citizen Of this place late Breck-
inridge candidate for Congress in this district,
was arrested to-day and held 10 bail for his APP
pearance az court for an assault committed on the
editor Of the Chester County Times
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Fran 1t. Louis

ST Lours, Aug. 22.-yohn w. Brovnlce was
released from custody to- day, upon condition that
be shall resign his position a president Of the
board Of police commissioners, leave the city and
remain in some free State, and not retsrn here
without the consent Of the military authoritiet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-24

WHITEHURsT, 43i Pennsylvania avenue, fur
nishes superior Card Photographs, suitable for
sending in letters. See his likenesses of distin-
gulshed men, views Of camps, etc. Photographs
In oil and water colors and pastel, from miniature
to life size. auI7 colin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-24

FIRE IN THE CoUNTRY.-This morning about
seven O'Clock, large fire was seen burning In the
direction Of the farm OF Mr.. John Little, at the
northern termination Of Nineteenth street It was
supposed to be the slaughter houses belonging to
Mr.. L.; but this 10 uncertain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-24

The PUTNAM RANGRRs:-See call of Captain
Thistleton In another column His cavalry COM
pany Is for the -waf, and will hold themselves
doubtless in readiness to do duty In any direc-
ton, but Ii seems to be supposed that Its services
neighboFhOod Capt. T. is a good officer and
his company Is rapidly filing up with valuable
and responsible men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-24

FITE.-The alarm Of fire about noon was caused
by the burning Of a row of small frame houses in
the Northern Liberties, on Sixth street, north Of
X. The fire was accidental, and the houses ware
destroyed before the arrival Of the engines
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-24

CENTRAL GUARDBoUss CAsEs-H Turner, as.
sault and battery with a knife; committed to
await a decision with reference to bail in the
case. John Kelly, drunk and disorderly; work
house 80 days. Samuel Wbalen, do turned over
TO a recruiting officer and dismissed Several
dodgers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-24

The CAMPBELLs- the manner In which
visitors crowd into Odd Fellows Hall mig IL
Is quite evident that the Campbells are, as ever,
FIST favortes Of the public. Tonight wonder
fully rich bill, with all the favorite performers Of
the cOmnanY
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Launch Of a New sle.p a. War

PHILADELPHIA, Aug % The new steam sloop
Of war Tnscarora win be launched At the NAVY
Yard tomorrow afternoon. Her keel was laid on
the 2oth Of June She will be the art Of this class
launched
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British war steamer Driven Ashore.

Bosros, Aug ~ The schooner Thomas
woodward, az this port from MirsRosne. reports
that The British war steamer ashore there a NE
Driver = :"
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DIED.,

DIED,
On the Isl instant, ARCHIBALD WILSON,
aged 50 years.
HIS funeral will take place from his residence,
morrow Sunday lafternoon. -
On Thursday. the 22d instant, in the s9th year of
ms age. DAVID DODSUN, . resident of this oty
MS friends and the acq ualntances of the family
are invited to attend his funeral, morrow ISun.
daJJ August 18th, at2 O'Clock, from his late resi-
dence, No. 2SS X st., near Vermont ay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-24

CoueHs.-The sudden changes of our climate are
sources OF Pulmonary, Bronchial and ASthmafic
Affections Experience having proved that simple
remedies often act speedily and certainly when
taken In the early stages of the disease, reoOurs
should at once be had to " Brotsn's Bronchial
Itoehes, or LOzenges, let the Cold, Cough, or IT.
rltatlon OF the Throat be ever slight as by this
preoautlon more serious attack may be efectualJ
warded OF. Public Speakers and SINGERS will find
them efeotual for clearing and STRENGTHENING the
voice. See advertisement de-
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EDUCATIONAL.

ID o r r D NJ EO col l. E G. E.,
ID NEAR PIKESVILLE,
BALTIMORE COUNTY, MARYLAND,
Resumes the studies of its next session on Mon
day, ID of September.
E. q. s. WALDRON,
au 20-7s President,
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GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTs
WArcHEsLWArCaFsl

A wArCHES-wATCHEs
ALL Kinds of W Watches, GlUcts. and Jewelry
carefully repaired and war snted At the snort ~
est notice, AZ the eheapest price,. hyo on EHl
on hand moe assortment Of Clocks, Jewel OK
" and Watcher, at Wstson's old eStsbishsd p,-os
SO Bridge st, 6 Georgetown. c..
au "a s.. Practical watohmaSer. from Paris
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To THE AFFLICTED BE sure to read the adyer-
;Senent Of McLesn's Strengthening Cordial and
Blood Punher. In another column. II
Persons desiring pennies will always find them
Tor exchange Ut the Star Office counter hi
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
~ August 81, 1861.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received At this ia
partment until IL O'Clock m SATURDAY., the 81 at
instant, for furnishing for the of this Depart
100 cords Oak Wood best quality,
- II corde best Bakers Pine Wood
The wood to be delivered at such times and I'm
such quantities as may be wanted and satisfacto-
~ arrangements must be made for its correct
The Department reserves the night TO order n
sr cs or less quaptlty, as may be required.
The proposala to be address TO the an per
emit Of the Department of State And endoraed
Proposals Tor Wood" An I'D
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FULL AND INTERESTING PARTICULARS
OF THE ARREST.
The Delngs Of the Pslice Csnmission'
ers and the opinion or Attorney
General Retes.
SINGULAR COURSE OF THE MAYOR:

HIS FELLOW COMMISSIONERS DECIDE
THAT HE MUST GO OUT!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-24

GEORGETOWN COLLEGE, DC.
" AUGUST, 1861.
The exercises of this Institution will be resumed
on the first Monday of September FERNS for
Board and Tuition per annun. 500, payable half
yearly. in advance
For further particulars apply to the President
au lS-1meO John EARLY q T.
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rTMAYOR's OFFICE.

1~MAYOR'S OFFICE,
H Gsorget0tcn, ID c., Asssu II. 1851.
Whereas it Is provided by q late act OF Con-
gress-
= That it shall not be lawful for any person m the
District Of Co umbia TO SELL give, administer to
any soldier volunteer in the service of the United
states, any person wearlng the uniform Of such
soldier or volunteer. any spirituous liquor or in
toxlcatinr drink and say person so offending
against the provisions of this act shall he deemed
gui ty of q mlsdemeenor, aud upon conviction
thereof before magistrate or court having crimi-
nal jurisdiction shall be punished BY hoe Of
Washington county, in the District Of Columbia.
for the period of thirty days"-
TRs'sfo-e, Be 20 Enot.n 70 eli persons concerned
within the limits Of this Corporation, that the
Police Oficers, with lIisTy aid. nave been, and
provisions of the aforesaid law, without any re-
an I1e2swsT HENRY ADDISON. Mayor.
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FOR SALEiAND RENT.

ITO RENT-A HANDSOMELY furnished ROOM.
for enc OF two gentlemen, without hoard. private
4hR sna Y f5.k h e! ; an s'
FURHNIsHED ROOM FOR RENT, a. No.
the most m
I Nc Hsentl9n guaranteed Terms moderate.
FOR RENT-A three-story BRICK HOUSE,
Es.snssR G ns s ksPs hAU u
TOR RENT, or FOR sALE-The HOUSE
Twelfth aHS Sc occupied BY Presley simpson MG; ts6
FURNISHED RooMs.-very Desirable Fur.
formerly oooSpisd 81 BE- sossiner ssSsraJ +
n. BA FarnisSsd offics suit.Siei for PHYSICIAN
or . sehlf%sn requiring private ONCE -.
FOR RENT-A very desirable STAND for q
boarding house, on PeRnsylvsnia avenue and
share
psf sss s sSS;s & a sHs GE6s sTsS
4s9 street north; or Mrs. JULIA KEEP. a76
HOUSE ON CAPITOL HILL FOR RENY
south side Of Pa. avenue at the of Third g.
east, short distance from ths Capitol Square. at
V. ..
non nay be made on the premises, or 10 THIS.
BLAODEN, No. 499 Seventh st west aul7. 6teo
HOUSES FOR RENTING. 2a and No. "a, on
the south side of Indiana avenue, both of them
very large and convenient houses, with good sta
bling and oarriage-houses.
Also, the commodious and large House, No. 3SS,
on tne north side Of street
Apply to THOMAS BLAGDEN, No. 499 Sew
enth street. jy IL 2awtf
EOR RENT-The north HOUSE of the row of
u new four story houses on Fourth st., between
ID and + sts., No. 3ss, fronting the City Hall
square. Possession given Immediately. Apply to
WILLIAM ii. PHILLIP, Attorney at-Law, No.
20 Louisiana avenue. ma 1l-eoa
TOR RENT-A substantial three story BRICK
= HOUSE, with large lot adjoining, situated on
Third street east. two doors from r street north,
on capitol H,lhs healthy legation. and price
OF rent 20 SUIT me present tines Possesson given
or OF Miss nj. G. LINCOLN, 3O1 Pa. avenue,
between 9th and 10th sts an Is lmeor
A FARM, of about go sores, with timber and
"A cleared lands, orchards, dwelling and barn, IN
Maryland, for sale or exchange for other real or
personal estates United States, STATE and railroad,
or other stocks, notes, bonds, or other securities
Inquire at No. 400 Msssaohus etts av. jy 26-tf
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS
IL -Four handsomely Furnished Rooms, supplied
with gas and water, and convenient to the Patent
and Post Ofoe Departments, for rent. Apply at
AS0H Massaohusetts avenue, north side, between
9TH and 9Th SITS. mas
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POCK HILL ACADEMY,
H ELLIcoTT's MILLS, MD,
Studies will be resumed ia tins Institution on
Monday, 18th instant. Persons desiring further
information can have prospectus mailed to their
address by writing to the Director Of the Acade-
IL
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No COMES IF ssSehseAtb
y under the care of DR.. LOOMS, will he reopened
Monday, tn" I'd of September. Application NAV
be made at DIR. TowLE's, $50 Fourth street, judi
cIary Square.
au l7-Swf JOSHUA O, COLBIJRN.
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SuMMoNTNs "SPERITs" FROM THE Vastly
DEEP An old lady Of plumptitudinous proper
lions crossed the Alexandria Aqueduct at George
town yesterday, the guards finding her papers all
right. So far so good. But after she had passed
an unaccountable clinking was heard In or about
her ample dimensions. The guards thinking
something was wrong with her Internal combi-
nations-like the boy in the Pickwick Papers
who swallowed the buttons, and ratified when
shook - Mortified the matron by proposing a
search. This she strenuously objected to, but
mis bit makes right'' these times; the search
was proceeded with, and resulted In the discove-
ry Of twenty-six pop bottles " all around her
waist, - tied by the neck to-what shall we saw
to the upper limb or rim Of her crinoline. She
claimed that this was mineral water for the SOL
diers. but on the removal Of cork, the aroma of
whisky "warrantsd to kill at forty rods" was
very psrceptible. Taste confirmed smell; the
bottles Were confscated, and then and there
broken and the old lady departed a sadder and
a simmer woman. "Mineral water, IL now
held In strong suspicion over the river and YES
tefday several suffers were sent of with their
stock.
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EOR RENT-A substantial three story BRICK
T. HOUSE, with large lot adjoining, situated on
Third street east. two doors from r street north,
on Capitol Hll-a very healthy location. and price
OF rent TO suit the present times. Possession given
immediately. Inquire of Mr.. BACON, next door;
or of Miss M. G. LINCOLN, 3O1 Pa. avenue,
between 9Th and 10th SITS. an Is lmeor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-24

Il M T. r SON STITUT
II III STREET,
Between 18th and 18th sts,,
Select Classical and Mathematical School fsr Boys
The exercises of this School will be resumed the
first Monday in September. Address
au l9u CHAS B. YOUNG, Principal.
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FOR RENT-Ths north HOUSE of the row of
new tours story houses on Fourth ST., between
ID and E sts., No. 3ss, fronting the City Hall
square; Possession given immediately. Apply to
WILLIAM II. PHILLIP, Attorney at-Law, No.
90 Louisiana avenue. ma IL -eof
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MASSEY, COLLINS 4 CO.'S
w -, .; PELLADELPHL4 p 9S1a g6hE
30 barrels Xxx DRAUGRT ALE,
g. 60 90 xxx Xxx do 60
Which on ARRIVAL will be for sale, Terms sssh
on delivery. Army SHlNN,
nj Union Depot, GEORGETOWN.