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Di,turbance I'M D,pb.ry. Gem.

DASBURY, Conn, Aug. "a AT the rsisIng Of
peace flag al New Fairfax 10 day, about 400 per
sons Were present. The attempt to run up Oh,
stars and stripes were successfully resisted and
resulted in fight. Two pence men named w I'D
man and Gorham were seriously wounded, and
one, IL 10 thought fatally. Pick-aIes. clubs anC
stones were freely used, but no firearms. Onll
about 20 Unionists were present. The psace IA
10 still flying and much excitement prevails
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Resisnatien Of NAVY Officers.

BosrON, Aug A.-The following ofhceu Of
the United States frigate Congress, which arrived
here this morning, have resigned: Captain Of
marines, Robert fsnsill, Of Virginia; second
lieutenant, Thomas s. Wilson, Of Missouri: mid
shipmen, Henry h. Claiborne and Hillary b.
Cass, Of New Orleans.
The Sixth Massachusetts regiment, Colonel
Jones, will reform In a few days and proceed 10
the SEAT Of War
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HoLLowAY's PILLS AND OINTMENr-Palprt.tion
OF the heart Is trequentlJ caused by IndIg
Teisxed state of the nervous systeIn course al
g few weeks of these invaluable medicines will
alminish the lLIeEular throb1lns and, by removing
the functlo's, not to force them, is the true &c
ment are based on the simple laws of nature by
annhilating the otuse, the effect disappears. Sold
by al Druggists at $50, &C., and 81 per box or pot
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Ares, Of a Ceafederate Agent.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 25.-Samuel Eaken VA
arrested here Yesterday az a Southern agent. He
10 connected with Mr.. Sloat, now engaged In
Richmond in altering arms for the rebels His
papers seized show bis participation with the
rebel cause coil Of wire for field telegraph va,
found among bis baggage; also over thousand
dollars IN gold
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ANOTHER ARREST,

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 26.-Wm. Q. johnson, q
nephew Of the rebel General johnson, was arrest
ed atthe depot to-day, after purchasing ticket
for Louisville. His trunk contained a number Of
letters for the South, one Of which spoke Of the
prisoner as being an ofhcer In the Confederate
armv
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Ares, Of a Secession Spy in Ohio.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Aug. - Daniel T. Lowber
Of New Orleans, was arrested AZ Crestline las,
night. He admitted, after being taken custody
that he a bearer Of dispatches from parties In
England to Jefferson Davis. The dispatches
Were seized few DAYS since In Mr.. Lowber',
trunk, which was taken at New York. The
officers have LEFT with their prisoner for Washing
t0n
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E1eItsmsnt at NiImingtsn, Delaware.

WILMINGTON, Del, Aug Observation-Disclosures
was occasioned here this evening. The 6szette
a secession paper, having made unjust structures
on,the First Delaware regiment, was threatened
with violence. The mayor and police came upon
the ground and endeavored 10 quiet the disturb
ance. The mayor addressed the people, but with
little effect seemingly.
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DTboush TEE STAR 10 printed on the fastest
Steam press In use south Of Baltimore, In edition
Is - large a. 70 require Il 10 be put 10 press at an
es,ly hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent in before II o'clock m; otherwise they may
no, appter until the next day.
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Unisn Meetlpe .t Camden, Maine.

CAMDEN, Maine, Aug % An enthusiastic
meeting wss held yesterday oy the people In
favor ola vigorous prosecution Of the war. Strong
speeches were made, both by prominent democrats
and republicans 10 over 300 people.
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Outrnges In Maryland and Western Wiz.

GRAFTON, Va, Aug "a Governor Brown ad-
dressed the people at Cumberland, Maryland. last
night. There was an immense crowd In attend
ance, and an honest Union feeling exhibited.
The secessionists attempted 70 create a disturb
ance, but the Union men rallied, Quieted their
disorder, and drove them from the ground
When the train in which Governor Brown was
leaving passed from the Cumberland depot 10 was
fred into by some Of the secession asssssiRs. No
one was injured.
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NoTIol.-Dis6ict Of Columbia Advertisenent
"a be inserted In the BALTIMORE Sun are received
at and forwarded from THE sfAl Once.
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Launch Of the sIesp-.f.war Tsscarsra

war Tuscarora was launched Yesterday evening
from the navy yard, in tue presence Of an immense
throng. She was named by the daughter Of Capt.
construction at the foundery Of Messs. Merrick a
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CousHs;-The sudden changes Of our climate are
Affections. Experience having proved that Simple
remedies %, often aot speedily and certainly when
shou ID at once be had to BYo1sn's Bronehicl
IIocheS," or Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough or IT.
rlatlon OF the Throat be ever slight, as By this
precaGtlon more serious attack may be efectually
Warded OIL. PnbIte Speakers and SINGERS will find
them efectual for clearing and siren rthenInE ths
voice. See Advertisement. de I-ly
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BOARDING.

COUNTRY BOARD.-Good Board may be OBJ
one mile from the .mnibus stand in Georeetown'
References required. Apply at r !. r CISSET'S
Drug Store. Georgetown, or to FRANKLIN
PHILIP. Esq, Washington. Also FIR rent, Cot
age, with SOaId. au S 1weos.
pOARDlNG.-A gentleman and his wife and
- two single gentlemen can be accommodating
with ple' SAINT Rooms and good Be- ard. in private
family, in pleasant and healthy locstion, by ap-
p wing st No. 80 Prospect St.. GEORGETOWN. Rooms
without Board. An 9s-str
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w AZ full operation. dispensing pure Csrbonio
Acid wster, With nice sirups Of ain res nsvors'
In Lddition 10 . fne q. o. Of Yetis A. 9, h. has o
general Assortment Of Tale, Artieiss. tLs Glssrs'
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SERIOUS AccIDBNT.-As Mr.. Moses Sweetser
was driving his team, heavily loaded, down a
terday, the pole broke, and the wagon was upset
Mr. Sweetser had bis right leg broken below the
knee, by some goods falling on him, and bis
little son was slightly injured. The surgeon Of q
brought to bis home in this city, where he is IN
der the care Of DIR. Miller.
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SICK IN NEW YoRK.-Mr Enos Robbins, OF the
Soard OF Police Commissioners, is Ill with the
dysentery, in New York city.
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RELEASED We hear that Alexander Flowers,
whose arrest as a secessionist was noticed week
or two since in this paper has now been released
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PARADE-The Seventy-ninth New York IN Ugh
land) Regiment passed up the avenue this morn.
ing, SIS strong, and made soldierly appearance
We learn that since Col. Stevens has taken COM
mand he has acted with promptness and decision,
and great improvement 10 perceptible in the
regiment. They begin to perceive the necessity
for subordination and strict discipline and have
right respect for their Colonel, although he ID
a rigid disciplinarian.
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Ex.Pre.,deut Pierce.

ALsANYiN Y Aug 2i-Ex- President rank
lin Pierce stopped In this city yesterday en- route
TO Niagara Falls. He paid q visit 70 the Hc9.
Ers.us Corning, and 10 the editors Of the Atlss
80
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DIED.,

On the 18th instant, CORNELIUS WEN
DELI son Of James ard Elizabeth Bly,, aged
year, months, and DAYS.
he friends of the family are requested to attend
the funeral. to morrow tue sday afternoon at 81
18th st., between and c.
After q brief illness, on the Path nstant in the
Goth year Of his age, ANDREW NOERR, Sr.,
native of Wirtemburg Germany, but for the last
a. years q resident of this city
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Washington, d. c., August %, 1861.

THR HRsIRA DONE Up IN VKRsR.-Since the de.
parture Of Mayor Berret to Fort Lafayette one of
his ex-policemen, who was 'drappedn when the
act to reduce the police force was executed, has
been seized with the poetic phrenzy, resulting in
the production Of the following q" lines" which
he proposes to place at the southern inlet to Wash
ington:
Cob and Floyd wons lived hear,
And Berrit KEEP the dor,
But Cob is ded and Floyd fed,
And Berrit amt no NOR.
Note.-Ben says please pronounce Floyd with
two syllables 30 as not to spite the metre.
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CONTAGIOUS DIsEAsEs-My. Editor: In the
local columns Of recent numbers Of the Star read
interesting notices or several Of the army hospitals
In Alexandria, Georgetown, and Washington,
and an allusion to one. for contagious diseases,
small poI and measles located on Capitol
Hill.
Owing to the cursory mention Of the last named
institution IL 10 probable that the thong ht of the
great danger to the health Of our citizens from its
presence In that hicklv settled portion Of the city
did not occur to me while reading those notices;
or IL 1t did Ii was very likely followed instantly
by the selfish, but lat that ume) somewhat consol-
atory one that 10 was at the other end Of the CITY,
and would not endanger the lives of NE and mine
Yesterday, however, was startled by a report
that there were two cases Of small pox In my i'm.
mediate aeighborheod, In the Second Ward
which, on making inquiry this morning, have
ascertained to be true.
One Of the persons afflicted with this loathsome
and generally fatal disease, 10 a boy Of sixteen
years, and the other 10 a middle-aged man, two
Of whose children are In the incipient stage Of the
disease.
Aside from the chances Of this terrible disease
being spread through the city and sweeping of
Thousands Of our people, would Ii not be better
every way, Mr. Editor, for the unfortunate patients
In the hospital on Capitol Hill II they were In the
country, where they would have the benefit of
pure. invfgoratng air, and when convalescent
could walk where they listed and take other exer-
lives Of hundreds whom they now daily come in
powers that ben know best, possibly; at all
events, upon them rests the responsibility.
WASHINGTON n q Auou,t % 1851
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IT. DEATH-DEATH-DEA ~ a
nosohes, Bedbues. Fleas, Ants. 90. Use
and % cents. Also, oore's Raj and Mice Ex-
tssm,psscr: Il and general stock Of Medicines
MG0RE's West End Drug Store,
N lk2w IlS Penn. avenue,
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REMOVED AND APPOINrED.-The following ap
pointments and removals were made I'm the Wash
ingtos Navy Yard to-day. Viz:
VIM. Talbot, quarterman carpenter, In place o.
John Smith; Rich'd Carter, vice John f.. Clokey
Wilson N. Fuller and John Simonds, watchmen
In place Of James Fitzpatrick, Antonio Figaro
VIM. Tenant and Samuel Smith, removed
Samuel Cross, clerk Of the Yard, vice Richard
Barry, removed.
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MARRIED

PINNIRs,
Persons desiring pennies will always fnd the
Tor exchange At the Star OffIoe counter. Il
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To rHs AFYLIcTED!- sure TO read the adver
:ssEect of McLean's Strengt hening Cordial an
Blood Purifier. in another column. n
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READER. have you seen Prof. Woods advertise
ment In our paper. Res it; il will interest you.
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SEE CALL elsewhere in relation to the Putnam
Rangers.
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Nc DisIsyai PaPe ste be Carried In the Mail
Nkw YoRK, August 24-The Postnaster Cen
eral has directed that none Of tie New York
papers presented by the grsnd Jury for dislcyally
shall be carried in the mails
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On the 22d instant, by the Rev. Dr. Pinckel. Nj
C:IGULBERTSON to NJ IS SARAH A. BET
NETT, all of this city.
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BEARS IN MoNreoMxRY CousrY.-Mr Bell,
Of Montgomery county, Md recently trapped q
bear In his cornfeld, weighing some l2o pounds,
the largest ever seen In that vicinity.
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SUSPICIOUS CHARAcTERs Persons have h~e.
49, iofking about the Government stables al
xtfs and II caught they Will do doubt be dealt
IN very summary manner.
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL AND WOOD.
DRpARFNRNT Tuv lNrwptnp

August 10, 1861 {
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this de-
Infant, for furnIshug for the use of this Depsrt
ment and the different branches thereof
600 tons beet White Ash Coal,
80 tons best Red Ash Coal
100 cords Oak WOOD,
u cords best Bakers Pine Wood
The wood to be delivered at suoh times and in
suoh quantities as NAV be wanted.
Bids tor the GOAL and wood will be considered
separately; and satisfactory arrangements must
se made for the correct measurement OF each.
The Department reserves the right to order a
greater or less quantity, as may be required.
The proposals to be addressed to the - perrin
tendent OF the Department of the Interior and en-
dorsed, Proposals for Coal and w God
An 2l-wtAuSl
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NEXT WEDNESDAY night closes the rich enter.
tainments at Odd fellows' Hall, when the Camp
bells leave TO the tender mercies of hard time,
and the blues. Tonight the intensely rich bur
lesque, |" United States Mail, /" and huge bill o.
other side splitting songs and jokes.
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OU PRIME CHEESE,
boxes French LEMONS,
10 hhds. p. r. MOLASsES, part suitable for bs-
kers' use,
~ bblS Refined SUGARS,
90 bags Rio COFFEE,
tiefces extra Sugar cured HAMS.
For sale by
an 20 ST w n TENNRV
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SEIzIss THE SMALL CRAFr-Yesterday de-
tachments OF seamen, with barges, left the Navy
Yard, and during the day took possession Of ali
tbs small craft and boats at the wharves and along
shore capable Of being used In communicating in
any way with the Virginia side of the river
There is no doubt that much mischief has been
done by means Of the skiffs, batteaux, and small
boats on the river The seizure will cause some
inconvenience to the owners at this season; an n
will suspend marsh shootngi but they will suffer
no other loss as their property will be restored or
paid for at the proper time.
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Automatically, Major n. c. Cooper,
Of the cavalry regiment commanded by Colonel
Young, was arrested by ofacer Westerneld on a
warrant charging the Major with opening the
letters Of Capt. Hall, E. Colby and others Of that
regiment, and appeared at O'Clock before Jus
tice Dom. The prosecuting witness, with his
counsel, Mr. 8. 3 Williams, had previously ap-
peared, but the witness was absent when the ac-
eused came Col Young appeared az counsel
for Major Cooper. The latter declared his readi-
ness for trial them he agreed to set IL for today
ats O'Clock p. IN, and gave security for his ap-
pcdrance.
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EDUCATIONAL.

THE MISSES FISHER WILL REOPEN
\ their School for Boys and Girls, September "a .
~ NO 900 Massachusetts avenu., near Tenth 81
ATTENTION viii be given TO s the ordinary branches
Of an English Educ.tion. an ssh
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WENT OFF AT HALF Cock "A contemporary has
notice of a fatal accident at the camp Of Col
kerrigan's New York regiment, resulting in the
killing Of a soldier named Howard, and the
wOundng Of four Of his comrades, by the acct
dental discharge of his musket How his touch
Ing the trigger with bis foot could have discharged
q gun half-cocked and how the charge from gun
so discharged should enter the left shoulder and
pass through the body Of the man discharging IL,
are matters which require explanation to say
nothing OF the wounding Of the other four men
Doubtless II was crooked gun, loaded with a
scattering charge Of buck shot and with some en-.
tirely new cooking arrangement.
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MAYOR BBRRET on HIS WAY TO FORr LAFAY-
K1TE Mayor Berret reached Baltimore by the
early train Of Saturday, and was breakfasted at
the Eutaw House, and then sent forward to New
York, where be arrived Saturday evening He
was taken all the way through In the custody Of
Detectives Elder and Wilson, Of New York. On
reaching New York. Mr.. Berret was conveyed to
one Of the leading hotels where he remained in
custody Of the above-named officers through the
night, and the next morning was conveyed to
Fort Lafayette. In conversation with the officers
be declared himself a strong Union man
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Tor ShLE-One tne six year old HORSE.
u BUGGY and HARNESS lnesrly newt a
s e ssDr rasa i NJ sn q. tSs,
going out Of the city. Apply az SHREVE's Sta
BILE, seventh ST., between H and l. an q Ns
NEW VOLUME ,BALZAC's NOvELs.-The
French Of Honore de Balzac. Free By mail, SI.
e Siis, M Ma the Wesysr Of Rsyslee By Geo.
sss e1s P snas. r .esSs;s
CIGARS AND LEAF TOBACCO FOR SALE
~ AT AND BELOW COST.
To close out, ! offer my entire stock, comprising
grades, also about 10 cases CONNEC rICUT
stED LEAF TOBACCO. YARA III, sto., sts.,
''' ''A f.WE SILIBACS of Baltimore,
: KITE Store No. 243 Pa. avenue, +"
% Q Nts Between 18th and 18th s&s,
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CARRY NE BACK TO OLD VIRsINIA's SHORE
Several Alexandrians are in town who have not
been able TO return home for the reason that thew
cannot get any one TO vouch for them, and in con-
sequence are unable to obtain passes. Some Of
these swors roundly day or two since that they
would not take any oath, they would stay here till
dooms-day first; but the same parties are now 90
anxious to get back TO Old Virginia's shore that
they Will take the oath readily, but that seems
il not sufficient.
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CARELEss Enthusiastically afternoon, a pri +.
yate Of one OF the newly-arrived regiments In
dulged In the amusement Of dIscharging his re-
volVer "promiscuouslV," without much regard as
70 the course taken by the balls One passed
a child's arm, passed through the hat Of gentle
man. Another passed In unpleasant proximity to
the heads Of several gentlemen sitting In the open
air, some Of whom would have inevitably been
injured had they been In a Standing position
The lively Teuton was promptly handed over TO
the Provost Guard, who escorted him to the
guard house. go
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DID IN yAIL-wm Woodward, the colored
man who billed member Of the Seventy. ninth
New York Highland) regiment Ia Georgetown
some time since, and who escaped from prison
asa was subsequently, recaptured, died In jail on
Su1fday afternoon. The wound he received
~ scaling the waIl Of the prison In making
Ms escape was probably the cause Of his death
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GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTS

A wArCHES-WATCHE
ALL Kinds OF Watches, Clocks. and Jswery
carefully repsiTed and warranted st the short ~
est notice, at the cheapest prices. Also on 4 al
on hsnr nice assortment Of Clocks Jewel (skx
" and Watches, at Watson's old estsbIished place.
SO Bridge st 6 georgetown. ID Z.
v. L. RUBENS,
au "a ST. PrsctioNl wstchmsfer. from Paris
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MORE PARpoNs-SamI BIewitt, youth who
was convicted at the Nav term OF 1858 OF the
U. b. district court for the western district OF
Virginia OF robbing the United States mail, and
sentenced to the penitentary Of this District for
Yen years, and Charles Price, convicted at the
September term, 1859, of the same court, for
counterfeiting United States coin, sentenced TO
the penitentiary for five years, were both par
doned by the President last week Blewitt had
served three, and Price two years in prison
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WESTERN LANDS IN EXCHANGE FOR
TAL.-The subscriber will exchange fine Farming
Lands in Ohio and Miohig. n for lands within 2,
mi es Of this city. WM. THOS. CARROLL.
Wa hngton City, August Is, 1851 au 23-eo2w
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BITTEN BY MAD Doc On Saturday, a small
dog belonging to Mr.. Dubant at the restaurant
corner OF Sixth street and the avenue exhibited
symptoms Of hydrophobia, and the owner secured
him by chain TO keep him from harming any
ture Of the symptoms, approached the dog in
cautiously, and the animal snapped at him,
biting him In the hand. The wound was imme.
diateiy cauterized, but Mr.. B. 10 naturally In
great anxiety az to the result
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
. ~ August 81, lt6l.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this lie
partment until II O'Clock m on SATURDAY, the Slst
ment-
100 cords Oak Wood best qusity,
IL cords best Bakers Pine Wood.
The wood to be delivered at such times and in
such quantities as may be wanted and satisfacto-
measurement.
ne Department reserves the right to order q
grfater or less quantity, as may be required.
The proposal to be addressed To the SuperIntend-
snt OF the Deps tment Of state, and endorsed,
PROPOSALS tor WOOd,D m PIT
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CENTRAL GUARDHousK CAsEs.-Sunday-
Boyd, colored, out after hours; dne and costs
81 so Robert Parkhill, drunk and disorderly;
costs, 50 cents. Eli Witty, unlawful assembly;
wofkhouse 90 days. Dan Jackson, do /; 90 DAYS
Suit, drunk and disorderly; 81 o. VIM Little,
do; 81 81 John Boss, do work house 80 DAYS
John Cogan, disorderly; fine and costs, 81 81.
Monday .-Rich'd Drice, drunk and disorderly;
nne and costs, s2.e4.
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NEW MILITARY PRBos-The large house on
the southeast corner of Pennsylvania avenue and
Thirteenth street, has been taken by the Govern
ment as military prison, and there are now
eight prisoners confined in the building on the
charge OF disloyalty. ..-.aI
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LOST AND FOUND.

ESTRAY.-Taken up, on the 2Iih inst, a sorrel
h HORSE, l5H hands high The owner
can have SAD horse by proving property 1@N
and paying all costs. Can be seen at aries GA
stable, n ST., between 10th and 2lst SITS.
au asst A COUSINS
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Nor THE CORRECT THIse.-The dense volume
OF black smoke vomitsd forth lately from fues IN
the Capitol building indicates that bitumi nouI
coal 10 being burned there pretty extensively b,
somebody, and az q result the beautiful new
marble Of the new wings will soon be blac kened
and utterly disngured. As to the painted ceute,
and dome IL does not so much matter, an they car
be re- painted, II discolored
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MI NOTICE.
Nlk. M; WILLIAM respectfully informs his
friends and the public general that he has opened,
N ASSOCIATION with Mr.. OTTO SCHOONER,
3Ol PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BstUeen 9Th and 1Ofh streets, soxih side,
2 Store for the sale Of the CHOICEST WIN Is,
BkANDlES, etc. also, HAVANA CIGARS,
OLO " A SAUSAGES, WESTPHALIA
HAmS,-all Of their own importation.
M. WILLIAM,
OTTO SCHLOEMER
Washington, August 20, 1851. Tnt) su2I av