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W The police board of New York have de-
cided to organize the force under their charge
Into military body, in four divisions of 500 men
each. Superintendent Kennedy will have the
supreme command; each Of the inspectors will be
placed over a division; the captains of precincts
Will head their own men; sergeants will act a,
ueuteaants, and rounasmen az serpeants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-21

The NATIONAL FAST DAY.-The pastors Of all
the Presbyterian churches in Baltimore have
united In recommending their respective congre-
cations to observe the approaching Public Fas.
Day with becoming respect; and further an
nounce that appropriate services will be held In
toeir churches, In which political views viii not
be allowed TO enter. %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-21

ARTILLERY.-The New ork World saws
slxty pieces OF Parrot rifed cannon have been
ordered by Commissary General WEIGH, and the
contract for most Of the fixtures have already been
given ont, one hundrtd rifled shells accompany
Ing each gun. Twenty-six riaed cannon have
ten Of the number being 20-pounders Prepara
lions are making at the State Arsenal for arIning
the quota Of IS 600 men which this State In to
furnish. Arms of superior class are making and
preparing, both for the use Of regiments about
Leaving and those already In the field
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-21

WISE AND FLOYD REPORTED SuRRoUyprn
The Cincinnati Commercial Of w ednesday saws
When the steamer Melnotte, Capt McGowan
passed the mouth Of the Kanawha, Monday night
II was reported that Generals Cox and Rosecrsn nd
had completely surrounded the rebel forces OF
wise and Floyd, and that Rosecrans was in Dos.
session OF all the provisions and camp eouipage
Of Wise's column
The news was brought down the Kanawha to q
Government ofhcer at Point Pleasant, Va, by an
ofhcer on the steamer Victor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-21

hAisE LEsIsLATuRK.-The Senate will stand
20 Republicans, and Union Democrats. The
House, so Tar as heard from, will have Dansites.
- VIion Democrats, and lI3 Republicans. The
returns Tor Governor cover 339 towns, and show
the following summary: Washburn, 81, $50 !;
Jameson, Is, Ill Dana, Il, 1872
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-21

A SkIRMIsH IN CABELL COUNTY, VA.-we and
'ne following In the Wheeling fntelligencer:
On last Thursday, the 18th, part Of Col. Zeig.
ier,s regiment, stationed at Ceredo country at.
lacked $50 rebels, who Were drilling on the turn.
pike, Gig bit miles east Of Barboursville In Cabell
county The rebels fed at the hre, leaving seve-
raj killed and wounded. Eight prisoners were
,akeh, among them VIM. Hensey, their ring.
leader, John Lawson and VIM Hawley son OF
old Patrick. Fifteen stand of arms, several horses
and two mules were ca ptured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-21

u The Baltimore Exchange, which recently
came to grief through Its reasonable course, now
appears under the name Of the Maryland Times
hannounces that II will eschew the expression Of
opinion aud devote Itself to news, but its edito-
riai columns indicate that IL means to pursue
quite a. Pestiferous course as 1t did when known
a. the Exchange
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-21

" The Government has accepted company
OF infantry frcm the Hawaiian Islands, consisting
9 american emigrants and native HawaiiaIs
Inc company viii arrive at San FraIcisco, and
Join the army Of the West, soon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-21
By BARNARD 4 BUoKEY, Auetion..r,,

I'kOsIEE's sALE.-By virtue OF O deed OF
June, 1855, made 20 s.eprsl the debt thereon men
uoneo, 70 Benz. =. Maxley. and BY the direction
9Th day 81 October next. 81 O'CLOCK ia tse afssTs
4oon In front OF re pennies. TO the highest BID
Thoss psrt. offot. Number q and is In Old Seors.-
so.n, pxinnpg q the end Of = Zee, meesursd west
between lots ~ and 10. and running thence on sald
. nne sSn fest, thence northsriy 20 boynded
Esst:ry 70 stone No. 8, Is feet thenoe southsry &
81. 70 ne ess,nHl,s, being the same premises
seia John w. sothorcn By d.sd OF the nh De-
oemoer. ~ With the buildings thereon.
sha tes residue AZ ak and twelve months, Tor
va'en tns lurchasers netrs bearing interest from
prsmises. Deeds st the pnrohasei's exp.nss.
Al hs tsrms are POT Piled with within three
sold aasr q weeks Pablo notice, at the firk and
cost q Inc d'ii K. H. eR fIISes,s rr,.,..
se 10 2svlm' BARNARD a B0CKEY,Aucfs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-21

ID From the publisher, G. P. Putnam, New
YORK, through Franck Taylor, Of this city, we
have No 7of Frank Moore's " Rebellion Record !"
This number, which constitutes the first part of
the second volume Of the work, is devoted to the
oauie OF Bull Run " from every point Of view"
and with Its authentic descriptions and illussra-
lions, must be valuable "record," indeed, for
al time to come
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-21

W According to the Richmond Dispateh, the
confederate Government has devoted ''nearly two
nunared thousand dollars'' to secure the defences
OF TIE Atlantic and Gulf Coast. Not too much
money, certainly, for the Job.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-21

W The Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows Of the
United States, which commenced Its session at
Baltimore on Monday last. adjourned on Thursday
afternoon, having concluded all Its business
Previous to adjournment, the Grand Lodge
passed, by unanimous vote, a series Of friendly
resolutions, deplorng the condition ofthe country,
and hoping that the next annual meeting may
nnd circumstances such that members from all the
states can again unite In fraternal brotherhood
The next session win be held In Baltimore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-21

OThe report that Queen Victoria was about
70 cast herself In the bosom Of the Roman Catholic
church, and the story Of her mothers conversion
70 fAe same faith before her DEATH turn out to be
q heartles hoax.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-21

U Gov Hicks, Of Maryland, has appointed
james w Brady Colonel in the Maryland militia,
c'es Nathan Dushane, now attached to the LIST
volunteer regiment Of the State, and Capt. Thos
G. James Lieutenant Colonel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-21
Spirit Of the N,srptag Pr...

The LnisIligsnesr argues thet very few Of The
citizens Of Kentucky sym pathize with the south
ern Idea Of estate rights"
The RspEoIiean treats upon the broad field Cor
enterprise presented by Central America, and pre-.
dicts great results to thatcounry from the attitude
Of the new Administration
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-21

EXPEDITIONS "A Sacramento paper publishes
news from Salt Lake City only thyss days old
~ came by pony express one hundred and fifteen
miles, and was thence sent by telegraph
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-21

W Prof Alexander d. Bache, superintendent
OF NE American Coast Survey, has been elected
foreign corresponding member Of the Academy
Of Sciences Of the French Imperial Institute.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-21
WHITE MEsGER POTATOES;

TO QiiARfERMAsTkRs OF REeI-
MENTo. You vaAt to keep your men HEALTHY
you cannot do this without gvlns them good Pc,
Gatoes: These you can get a. Steel 4 Co.'S, 59e
10 GROCERS.NYou want to pIesse yonr op.-
toners nS and induce them 20 sel .E.in, and recon
Steel Co.'s, and oey what Potatoes Won need.
either for your owE consumption or for sale. They
TO HOTEL AND TKEEPERs
DC you want to please yonr uests and uekIe their
doing so three parties VII be benehted-the Sellef.
the buyer, and the consumer. :
Ohio. Indiana, and Kentucky money in good
80 ]. w. STEEL CO..
$50 fepnsyvsnlS svenue, corner Of Second
.Ucct-tOIQ Sontlnel Omce nepS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-21
THE UNION CAUSE IN VIRGINIA.
Especial correspondence of the Star

ALEXANDRIA, VA Sept. 20-Editor Sta, -
The seventh meeting Of the unconditional Union
men Of Alexandria and vicinity, took place last
evening, at Lyceum Hall, 8. Shinu, President,
In the chair. The meeting was largely attended
thirty seven members took the oath of allegiance
to the United States, and became members Of the
association. The cause is onward. Several ad.
dresses were made, and the band Of one of the
regiments in this vicinity discoursed very ane
music.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-21

ID More than 1890 dogs have me- an un.
timely end 10 New York duriag the year at the
hands Of Capt. Jim Francis, chief OF tbs dog
eatehers. The season 10 now about winding mn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-21
WASHINGTON FEMALE SEMINARY.
No t22 + STREET,

No t22 STREET,
$780, Bettceen Strfh aRd Seventh SIS.
MISS HARHOVtK. in constance with the
wishes of friends who desire to p tronixe her but
dislike at present to send their daughters TO
Georsetown IN the omnibus, has made arrange
ments to ettab ish department Of her School In
Washington. and respectfully req uests q share OF
the public patronage
The frst sessiY n will commence on Monday. Sep
Circulars msy be obtained at the Seminary and
At the pr mol pal Bookstores.
Sc I8-tf NJ. j. narrower, PRINCIPAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-21

~ The first Of the twenty Ave vessels Of war
ordered 70 Be built by the last Congress has been
competed, and on Thursday made trial trtp
nom New York, which proved very satisfactory
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-21

NJ During the eight days ending on last
Wednesday, freight room for shipping 300 900
bushels Of wheat and &c, Zoo barrels Of -four, 70
France, was engaged In New York CITY,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-21
PERSONAL.

CORRECTION.
4 He Purchaser of the stolen morse mentioned
Sergeant. of Police, in the First Ward It's
NOTICE.
ZALL Portions are hereby notified not to credit
any person on my account (unleGs with a writ 50
orderl from this date as will pay no debtk other
than those contracted by mys.if.
Sc 2l-1w" J. NJ SINGLETON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-21

y. inston and Rookville leaves <Ds
MaItn's Hotel, COR 9th and q sts
EVERY M0RNiNG Sundays eX-
and Besll SITS, Georgetown, at O'Clock returniir
DAILY. On Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays,
through 70 Poolesyille; TUESDAYS Thur sdsys And
SATURDAYS 10 Frederick returning next days.
su 0-lm" BENZ, cOOIRY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-21

OA. II Guernsey is the name Of the editor
Of Harpers Magazine; the article In the Octobe,
number on "sporting in spitzbergen,~ is from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-21

AfroisrED.-Mr. VIM. Blanchard, Of this city
has been appointed Consul to Melbourne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-21

10 Major kidenour, we regret 10 hear. has
beeo called West, by the sudden illness Of a
daughter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-21

: DrCoi, hnlligan, who commands at Lexinp
ton, Mo, 10 an Irish lawyer from Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-21

W Three hundred and nine letters, directed to
persons In the seeded States, were detained at
The New York post ONCE on Wednesday last.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-21
SCHOOL FOR

70 YOUNG LADIES.
Miss M. p. DUNCAN will, on Monday, the III II
september naxt, resume her School at her resi-
dence, No 81 Indians avenue She has made ar
Iansements 70 receive q limited number OF pupils
as boar6ers. An S7-ensE
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10 si,se2 81 has been made up by the Phil
sae'pAa thestsrs In benefit for the sufferers Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-21

W .. reackle Wallis, ons OF the Baltimore
seeessioniss confined in Fortress Monroe, IL re-
ported to be III At that place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-21

W Perseverance, Lodge, No. II, i. 90 r,
OF New York city has decided to invest % 900 In
United States $40 boads. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-21

W MT. Benz Eggleston, Of this city, confined
IN Fort Lafayette, has been released.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-21

u Thewife Of Gen. Robert Anderson has ief
c'esson, Pa for New York city, where she 10 C
spend the winter Al the Filth Avenue aoEel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-21

10 The Navy Department has accepted pro-
positions from Messrs. c. 8. Bushnell L. Co of
New Haven; Merrick & Sons, of Philadslphia;
andJ Ericsson, ofNew York, for the construction
Of iron-clad vessels
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-21

" Sovssnnent has purchased the clippsr.built
snip cray Eagle, one Of the fastest vessels of Phil
sdeiphis, for elockading purposes. She 10 to be
lifted up At once and win soon 90 into the servio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-21

A "RKyERKsD" HUMBus TURNED UP AGAIN.
The New Yo:k Express says:
"Mr Charles w. Dennison, for several wear. ,
chaplain to seamen In Boston and New York. and
VINO was appointed last spring by the President
enaptain TO the U 8. Hospital at Fortress Monroe
Va, has been authorized by Major GEN. Butier r.
recruit 100 able-bodied men on the sea coast N,
active special service In certain quarters.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-21

III Government has purchased the propeller
fosomska and Wamsutta, Of the New York and
New BEDFORD line, 70 be lifted for gun boat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-21

TEE new REGIMENTS IN vRlnoxr.-Both o,
the new regiments called fog by the Goyernmeni
rs full, and there are 500 more than are required
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-21
TRUsTEE's SALE oFyERY win. NJ

TkUeTEE'S SALE OF VERY VALUABLT
= LAND IN xIKRIDeK-By virtue OF a decree a.
.Ss sIt Court for Hoxsrd ounty, the Hndes
!remlses, on SATURDAY. Sep.enbg al ISL . Z
~ O'Clock the FARM Of the late Major Ckarlss
hsmmono containing en- acres OF vhIeh In "a
hns st.te Of cnlnvs ion, and the tsisno. ia o.
~ kory ana eh.snutAdjoin;ng the lands Of Geo. =
Stoosett. Mr.. John DORIS. Hammond and w, \.
Rorsey, rs and is within mi 90 Of licoy' I.
MLls OF the Reay House, and "a from halumor ;
oy turnp,ss This properly viii bs offered frst =
ta.ae u psy. ana not sold VIII then be OF red IN
No. l.-Conta ling about Iss acres Of aid. in-
S.oyed b, lsgs Dwell. Inc HOUSE, Ger :
Tran,S rsrt,I, stable, Grsnar,, Cornhouse, Sa.
M ysv M far 2. tn. ey, car react
oi aengh5iul ana highly cultivated country, wiz
Q ylev OF The Chesspeske bay.
,ss nos. and adlorn the above, ami coataIn esol
lS sores OF the hcest land in the state, rot rur-
passed on W. or South rivers, tbs whole divided
duo heos win running streams, and 10 sores in
s nsSsSy .l% nsS tn, 5.sth :oOiey proximity
fgpenor qua ity Of tue and 20 invite the Attention
OF lermeIt and others 70 the above sale
Terms ss preforibed BY the decree One third
osshi balance In one and two yesrs, With interest.
.~., ID. BANNON, Trustee,
~ D. Paul street, Baltimore.
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EDUCATIONAL.

CEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
" tMIss HARRovRR's.)
No. Isl West ST., bcttceea Cu1srsss dad HisA sts
The duties Of this Institution will be resumed on
the first Monday in September next
The attention Of parents and guardians 10 Dartle-
uIaTly called to the CLASH in CaIsth enios, which
viii be formed o. Monday, the 9Th inst BY rad
nate of the :. Levi, Normal Institute Of Physical
Educatlon." The former pupils are earnestly 90
licited to attend the Class.
Mise w. Wright. Mrs Oecilia Young.
- "a. =. kaufman, Mr.. w. q. Bergman,
-, NJ. V. Narrower, A: ZaDpone. M. D.,
MILO M. Gardette, Charles de Frondrst
ClIonl.rs NAY be obtained at the Bookstores, or
M T. narrower
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-21

~ Five hundred Shapes rises are on thsil
way 10 New York ffom Shapes rias factory, foI
yssfsf ssrvSss. - - - = ------- -
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.sal-d sREEN q WILLIAMS. Aues..
By THOMAS BOWLING, Auotiopeer,.

., rHoMA G.1 DU%LIf y 4 Asosi0nser'. (
FEN az a aSP PYAI N6, sT.Sk ATAgorIoN
sell IN POns y X: i las,s1Ss 3, :
lI4 Bndge at, GEORGETOWN, d. O., part Of ths
fsoet snd enec's Of Rosslyu Farm, now known q,
Fort q rooran oomprisinf-
9 yesy hne young Work HorseS.
Mares With fold,
Zoe Riding Horse,
two years old Cola.
one yesr old do.
acss ,. And Harness. Bslins Machine tor Hay OF
Platoon scsiss, to weigh 800 lbs.
Serritse and Harness. Milk Pans. Pots, and msuy
otner Dairy and Farm Implements.
seIs4t THOMAS BOWLING. l,et
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q SING UT!

H.v,p, oonolus,d n o CLOSING Gs, " 0HT, .,
FANCY GOODS, 1 have removed the same TO
NO. 20 PennsyIvanla Avsnne, between 9Th and 9Th
prices rs will enable my former customers, and the
public generally. to buv the frst GLASS French
buy! ~
BAH persons having claims against me are
request 20 present the same for settle ment; and al
persons Inc obted 70 ma reg uested % make Az.
Isngements 70 liquidate their claims without fur
Their notice. Prompt attention will greatly obhge.
Respectfully, X. Q. STEVENS
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FoR ARMY MEN.

d. FOR ARMY MEN.
! LAIN str.gsd and PLAID yLANNELs for
sas VIII INK h en-,
OF Ukf COOS for th. wants OF fAmiiIcs
NO en- %s red an plain fsurss hence
,. an hlnspeonon OF stock implies no obissaon 10
, 9GAaEfETsi CURTAINS. oILcLorHs.
$50 fERRy 4 BRoTHER,
Pc. avenue end Ninth 81.
III 100 cartons GENTS PocKEf HAND
~! nSnikf >, ready he med from = osets each
RARGAINsi .BAReAINsI-eressh arFsins in
1Hssks a azzEFrs 81 rs SSS
81: Z: ;Is s !: ~ MS s = ~ {: s.; So
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FENCING ACADEMY

Il LNClNO ACADEMf.
nONNAFOUS, having received several in
vttanons TO give Fencing Lessons in Washlpe
TOD lets those gentlemen know that he has recev ed
dephla, AND that hs Will give, during that time a
course OF 70 Lessons, in sina sword, broad sword,
ana bayonst In Washington, to commences Mon,
day next, September g. Address Mr. Fr Brad
ner, Temperance Hall, E street between sfh and
10Th, Washington. se IsIvs
A TIE OLD RATES.-Blsok SILKS, extra
"A glossy and fine, all widths.
Plain AND FaucI 81 ks IN CHOICE STYLES.
With all kinds of DRY GOODS adapted for the
general and specia wants of fsmles.
ONE PRICE ONLY, marked in plain figures:
Denoe no pure haser Is deceived
Upper Floors. w.
PERRY BRO.
Penn. avenue and 9th street.
Sc 10 2lI "Perry Building"
SEEKERS OF COTTON GOODS CAN PRO
~ cure their autumn supplies Of all kinds of cor
IUNS, white and colOred, at the old prices
we occurred large lots of such fabrics Or Tor to the
rise In prices ~ VIC
We aiso offer our usual full stock of all kinds of
families. e VI
One prize only, marked in plain figures.
a carpets, Ollcloths, Curtains, Rugs 30 upper
sep 1s-5hf D"""'ns'
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rR M sTTkts BAENaRp, .pseonesE, ;,

TkSsTkkkkss s4 stAEES of Sa tE1SG,Hsfs IN.
~ PROVED RAJ EsJ.rE...By virtue OF deed
t,corded among the land records OF the cou aty q,
MssMnston, D shall proceed 20 sell, on the
premises, on MONDAY, the Esd day Of September.
1851 a. O'Clock m, ali those seoes or parce., OF
ground sItusted In the city of washington an taId
UlstIlct, and known And deagnsted as Lots mum
bered thirty four tS and thirty five (S5) M So
NUMBERED i've hundred aud three (5OS) torethtT
win the Improvements thereon, couslstins az 4
large three story Brick House with a fine base
ment SAID property Is located on the south side O.
N street south, between ~ and 6ih streets
Terms Of sale .-One quarter In cash balance In
ak Twelve eighteen, and twenty four months from
me Gay OF sale to be secured By deed Of trus on
III the terms Of sale be not complied with in Eve
GAYS from DAY OF sale. the Trustee reserves the
chaser. John ENNIS, Trustee.
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~ GREEN WILLIAMS, Auotioneera.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF CARPETS. Orr.
AT AgcTleN -On WEDNESDAY. the Ssth inst !
o clock D. m we shall eel, ct the east front Of
HePrescrl atlves, very extensive lot Of -
Hselyet, TspestIy, BrEssels and Venetian Carpets,
A 90. large lot Of Stoves
necessary 10 enumcrate.
Terms c8sh in specie.
se3-d GREEN wIIIJlMs Aro,.
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By GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auotioueers.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI
instant A We sb, h1eTio os 20 fsiDAY the zt
man declining Housekeeping. OF 10 o'cloct a ". a.
10 .oo Nineteenth street wet, between y and r
stroens north. koOwn as ,ko Denhan Cottaee an
exoeneht 8 sortment Of Furniture, vIs-
Walnut Ms1b Arb 1 cepteI s an Ssss id. Table.
Do Extension, Dining and other Tables
fsntings Cana: Glass, and Crocksry Ware,
cotsse and other Bedstesds, Iron Hat Rack, and
Rstriss ratOrs, with good lot Of Kitchen Reeui-
With many other art olss which We deem unneoes-
esry 20 enRmerst,.
seal-d GREEN a WIIIIAMs- Anal.
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By GREEN WILLIAMS, Auotioneers.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
instant We shsl sell, at the re,Idenoe of geptie
m M dsShninE usek;sPinr, No. AS north aide
street west at 10 O'Clock g. m an eIcelen nj assoIt-
ment OF Furn. ture VIZ
Mahosany Extension sofa, and Spring Chars
DO Rockers, Dress and o'heT 31rsa9s
UT ame Mirror, and other Glasses,
Nv aIol obe, washhtands, aud Cane seat Chairs,
Ibreepiy and % her Gsrpet-. and Mating
cottage, and other Bed tesds and Mattres So
E rIe sells, ard othsr Carpets, and Mstting
Crockery sbf q ass Ware, n efrIgerator
, opklrg ard .ther Stoves
ZOO lot of tehen Requisites, Aquarium.
lie M Dash IN speoIe. ..
s'8s GaEEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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| AUCTION SALES.

BIZ J. G. MeeUIRE q CO.. tucuoneers
ROSEWOOD cHlCKRR.
LNe rIAso fosrE. hANpscns eILT~FHANE
6'S TU Ebbss'YyV SHsv;spssID
teuheT S$th. IT 10 O'Clock st TIE ree6spoe or CO..
PhilliPs street, between i7I6 and istS stree :.
es;nsI seu all has Furniture and Effects, com
Yer. superior Rosewood Carved r.,.. pi,no
Forts, ~ Chiokerinr,
Piano Cove, Stool, NJ psio stand
Elesa1s french Pate Oval NAME Mirror, 10 rich-
Suite OF Rosewood brocsielie coveref PsrSos
EurnHue Q, comer;sing three Soias tvo a r,n
Chsrs, snd fv Give Par or CnsIrs, With ehiats
Besutifally decorated French China Vases, 80
Walnut whstoot, Rsfreshment Table,
sete 1000 Marble too Certer and Sofa Tables,
klsa sea- Shsirs, Reetsfs, Fancy Tshles.
stnv Mating. Stair CARPETS, -
We nut Hat Tree, Hall Divans,
Mahogany Extension Tables, Sidebcs-d,
E.tsn,l, dsenS. At F snS ssds c Sns,rih
Rohemisn asd Cry.tsl g ssvars.
Slookf, Wlndoy shsdss. Co nice.
1s1 MapSi. se ch.%SssI s. Gsrvsd Chamber Set
kse.tsssas, Drsssint and Plain Bureaus.
Superior crrled Hair Mattresses.
Lsrrs Frsn enc PS 0 R. S eis.. and Bedding
SsPeri9r marble toe DressnG Table. Rockers,
nnhrse taJss 6less Front Library Bookcases,
rrsks, WHITE Tables, Once Chairs,
TOretbS With genera assortm.pt of Bou.ebole
rsno hlohen Requisites.
?, 9: The house Ia for rent. Irsure Of tn. Auo-
seHd J.C MoGuIRk A. On Ar,,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-21
PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.

L HE Individual who spprosristed to hi. own
gee, on the le!h instant. the notice on nv of6oe
door, = r-r~' Aoi "is WV
same better executed. A oH0 VI '"e
September 10, 1851. o MI !. 81 a.: