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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-07

SEALED PROPOSALS, till the 2Ist of Ooto-
- Der, 1861, at IL O'Clock M, invited for sup
plying the rmy with Beef Cattle on the hoof, to
be delivered at Chsmbersburg, Harrisburg, or
York, in the State of Pennsylvania, as the Gov
eminent may designate.
Bidders are requested to comp y In ell particulars
with the form Of bid publ shed herewith.
Government reserves 10 itself the right to paw In
Treayury notes other funds it has for is burse
ment, and 70 reject any bid and for any cause NO
bid will be entertained unless the bidder is present
to respond to his bid.
The Government will receiys 900 head under the
cont AID will the right TO req uire any
additions number up to 16 600 head.
Deliveries to be made weekly in such quantities
Is may bs required.
The Cattle must average l,SOO pounds gross
vsight and no animal will be received which
weighs less than 900 pounds gross.
No conditional bid will be reoolSed.
The bids 10 be directed TO Capt. A. BECxwIrH,
sCisS U: ga Washington, ID. O., and endorsed
FORM OF BID.
L. b, do hereby propose tn deliver TO the Gov
eminent good Beef Csttlo on the hOof for pr
hundred pounds gross weight, The Cattle to be
delivered at Chambersb burg, Harrisburg, or York,
IN the state Of nnsylvania, as the Gov ,rnmsrt
nav designate, according TO the terms of Tho en-
on the scales, and tho weight SO detsrm ned 70 b.
the purchase weight. 1 hereby agree T. give A
good and sufhcisnt bond for the fuIhlmsnt of the
contract, and to receive Treasury notes or other
Governmsnt funds in syment for the Cattle.
The dfst delivery of the Cattle will b. required
to be made about the 10th OF November, 1851.
ne n I'd
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

RRvTEw.-The cavalry and artillery were this
mcTning making arrangements for the grand re-
view 20 come of tomorrow, and quite number
OF people were attracted to the plain east Of the
city by the movements Of cavalry through the
streets. The movements Of thit morning were
intended az a little practice, to acquaint the vol.
unteers with their duties upon such occasions,
and to give them some idea Of their intended
positions for tomorrow.
or those present we noticed the Indiana Cavalry,
the First New Jersey and Lincoln Cavalry, who,
after few evOlutiOns like the Others returned 70
their encampments. 1t was expected that the
cavalry and artillery would meet this evening ct
4 O'Clock FOR the same purpose.
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From New 0Pleaus

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 6-Information from New
Orleans says that the Federalists occupy Ship
Island and Chandelier Island. Our informant
thinks the announcement Of the capture Of New
can take New Orleans In the rear and silence the
batteries.
The Governor Of Louisiana had ordered all the
stores In New Orleans to be closed during the
afternoon for the purpose Of drilling danger Of
an attack upon the city being imminent.
The COnfederates have planted cOlumbiads at
Carrolton, nine miles above New Orleans, and at
English Town, below the city.
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LATEST NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED DEATH OF BEN. meCUL-
IOCH

ST. LOUIS, Oct. THE Rolla correspondence
has story Of the death Of Ben. Mcculloch from
wounds received at Springfield, and that his death
is kept secret, while a division Of tie army 10
commanded by his son, Of the same name. [lt
will be remembered that, Immediately after the
battle Of Springfield, It was reported that Mccul-
Loeb was killed, but that nothing subsequently,
occurred to confirm the truth Of the report. The
above item IL given as IL was received, merely a.
a rrnlor, while the ReDorter Ut Washington as
credits is correctness
BoshI He has no son-Ed Star.
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Fr.m Gen. Banks C.lun..

mail correspondence Of the Associated Pres
DARNEsrowN, Oct. 4, s6l,-This morning and
during the middle hours Of the day, guns were
repeatedly heard In the direction Of Coonro6s
Ferry. At three O'Clock this afternoon, 6ensrsl
Banks rode thither, and has not yet returned. IL
10 surmised that the firing was from our guns 10
protect the preparations said 10 be progressing
there for crossing the river.
The LIST brigade, commanded by Gen. Abef-
crombie, 10 now resting near Dswsonvine-
Many Of the Union farmers complain Of the
tyranny and impositions Of persons connected
with the regimental supply trains, who, they
state, take everything from them In the shape OF
fodder, grain, ETC., leaving none for their own
stock during the approaching winter, and II e1-
possulsted with receive for answer, "then cell
your stock 30 the Government"
The health of this division continues good.
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Importan, from the Indian Country.

DENVER CRY, Oct Sit lie currently reported
here that large regiment or brigade Of Cherokee
Indians are about to attack the city, under the
rebels flag. Extensive preparations are being
made on the part OF the citizens 10 receive them in
their own way A regiment composed of the
CheYennes, Arrapahoes, and the wild Sioux In
dians has been organized, and also a regiment of
cavalry. big hght is nticlpated-Indians
against Indians.
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LOCAL NEWS.

IL Though TEE sr.R 10 printed on the tastes.
team press Ia use south Of baltimore, il, edition
is 20 large 10 require IL to be put to press at an
early hour; Adrsrtissments, therefore, should be
sent In before IL O'Clock N; otherwise they may
may not appear until the next day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-07

HALLS PATENT DRINKING AND FnrKRINe
TUBES FOR IS CENTS EAcH-Now that the fall
aims are rilng our rivers and streams we would
advise all our military friends to procure one Of
those Ingenious and practical little instruments,
which no soldier should be without as IL perfect.
ly filters the water from insects, &c thereby rem
dering Il healthy. You can also purchase rubber
blankets, rubber coats, rubber leggings ponchOs,
capes, rubber horse covers, and cap covers boots,
shoes, &c &c, at manu- aetKrsr's prices, at the
India Rubber Warehouse, No. 800 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, between Ninth and Tenth SITS. oc 2-u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-07

IMPROVEMENTS BY direction OF the Commits
sioner Of Public Buildings, Pennsylvania avenue
Is being thoroughly repaired by force of PAYERS
and labOrers under the superintendence Of Mr.
Chas Stewart, a well-known Corporation contrac-
tor. The stone pavement in front of the City Hall
is being put in good order by MIR. N. Acker, and
the grounds around the building are being cleared
up-a much needed improvement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-07

VIOLATION OF Liquor Law -Pateick Mcclure
was arrested on Saturday, charged with selling
liquor to soldiers. He was taken before justice
Barnaclo, and Aned Se5 and In default Of pay
lnent was committed to JAIL but the jaior refused
To receive him, on account Of the decision made
by Judge Merrick. He was then returned to the
magistrates ONCE, where he gave security TO ap-
pear at court and answer the charge
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WASHINGTON ARSENAL,

w - n D.. SEfrEnsxR n, 1881.
SKALvp PRoPosALs. TO be endOrssd Proposals
for Cosl vii be received at the oee of ths COM
naaditg ofser OF this Arsenal until 10 =. of The
10Th Of October ne1t for furnishing 25a tons Of
Cumberland Coal, best qua III Run Of the mIbe !"
suitabls for blscksuiths aad ine use, and
eauil in quality To that previously purchased,
which will be shown o. Applioa ion The whole
70 be lIvsred and stored e1sJ In the sl-houss
adjacent 30 the wharf at this Arsenal, st the ex-
p'A'' u 'A' GEORGE D. RAMSAY,
H8 1t. Col, COMMANDING.
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Goods for the South

BOSTON, Oct. The schr. Argyle, owned by
b. Weir, a member Of the Governor General,
Council Of New Brunswick, cleared from Halifal
on the oath ult., for Key West, with cargo Of
copper, tin, shoes, gunny cloths, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-07

THIS, the ninth week Of the Campbells at Odd
Fellows Hall, afords a programme unequalled
for inimitable burlesque and splitting gin.
autiesi one that will stretch the inner nan to the
out to night for good seat early lest no room be
found for the expansion Of the laughing gear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-07

NEw CAVALRY COMPANY We understand
thnt some Of the members of the the late Consti-
tutional Guards, Capt. Degges who served their
country three months, will hold a meeting TO-
night at their former quarters on Ninth street. for
the purpose Of Organizing a cavalry company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-07

THEATER.-Our theater-goers, who have been
DO much charmed by the vivacity, beauty, and
grace Of Miss Susan Denim, will not be sorry to
see by the bill Of tonight that she will give
taste OF her quality In deeper part THAT Of Rose
Redland J" in the "Robber's Wife') than she has
heretofore appeared In.
In the afierpiece she will, however, give full
vent to her comic powers as I" Sally Scroggs," In
the amusing farce Of Sketches in India"
Nh. Bland and all the leading members Tin
GLIDING Ben Rogers, OF course) Of his brilliant
theatrical staff. will appear O.niQh t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-07

DEATH OF SOLDIER Private Eli Alternately
Of the Nineteenth Indiana Regiment died "a
hospital on Saturday afternoon, Of a fever Hi,
remains were inferred at the Soldiers Home
Yesterday.
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Confederate Meyements tn Kentuck1.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. CIT is conjectured tina
Buckner, with force Of 1000 CoIfeaerates, In
tends joining General Polk to make an attack o
Paducah
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-07

ARRIVED at Carter's wharf, foot Of 13X street, ]
schr Home, Ward, Philadelphia, with 2O2 ton,
coal for George Bogus. Also, schr. Buena Vista
Lynch, same port, with 1s2 tons Of coal for Geo
T. Langley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-07

SEE ELSEWHERE the notice of the Island Hall
festival tonight for the benefit Of the Island Bar
tst Church Don't fail TO be on hand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-07

lust RECEIVED, one Of the largest stocks of
~ = nav And fashlonsde CLOTHING eyer offered in
thirty days TO make room for yInter goods, Per-
soma wanhag Clothing, Fur1ishing Goods. Trunks.
He o ana Caps, should call scon, % now ~ the
Post Once. cf-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-07

TONIGHT, the cotillon party Of the Hickory
Club comes of at franklin Hail A grand enter
tainment IL anticipated.
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Arrival of a Prize at Boston.

BosTON, Oct. The prize schooner Julia, Of
St John, from Hatteras, arrived here this morn
ing, In charge of Prize Master Odiorne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-07

ACCIDENTS Mrs. Spalding, (wife ofMr. J. w,
Spalding,) who was sent to the Insane asylum last
year, on account Of mental arrangement, fell from
sSn .'nss a .,'sf S. S.rs on the .,on Q.
below, had her Jaw cut severely. She is not Sc
riIusly injured.
On Saturday afternoon, ss two members of the
with their musk cts, OF them accidentally dis
charged his piece, the ball passing entirely
through the thigh of his companion, Mr.. Timothy
Greedy, shsttering the joint In dreadful manner.
He was conveyed to the E street hospital for sur
gical assistance.
On Saturday evening, Mrs. Frederick, Of Ohio,
was passing mp the avenue on horseback, in COM
panY with her husband, and when opposite
Seventh street her horse started suddenly. throw
ing the lady against the wheels Of passing car
rage, and down upon the pavement. She escaped
without serious injury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-07

ANOTHER REvIKw.-TO-morrow, Major Gen
Mcclellan Is to have a grand review of four thou
sand cavalry and one hundred pieces Of artillery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-07

AN OUTRAGEOUS ASSAULT Mrs Cameron,
who keeps a boarding house on Z street., between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets, was on Satur-
day evening assaulted by one OF her boarders
head with a chair, infictng serious, perhaps
fatal injury IL seems that Donnell came In
drunk, and laid himself on the parlor floor, and
Mrs. c. tried to get him TO his room, when he
assaulted her. He was not too drunk to attemp t
to make his escape, but overhauled and
arrested, and has been committed to Jail until
the extent Of Mrs. Cameron's injuries are ascer-
tanned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-07

PKNNIIs.
Persons desiring pennies will always ind then
Tor exchange at the Star Office counter. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-07

sfEEkksE 3f Tss G HRMS hN5
MILITIA Tho American Illustrated Military
Text Book. By I'd Lieut.. L, ID. Williams, recently
TO express by Drawings the rudiments, manuals
"a utes elements of all formations and movements,
etc., eto. Ii 10 invaluable TO the INEXPERIENCED
soldler. Over 2n0 Illustrations. Compiled from
SCOTT, Hardee, and tue Regulations. One copy IS
a. reduced price. J. C. MORAN, Bookseller,
90 S5,7' 43S Pa. avenue, ne ar ~ at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-07

NoTICK.-Bevare Of cOunterfelts and unprlncI-
PEG dealers erdoavoring to dispose of hoir ogr
HeIrnboLfs Extract BschM a positive and specific
remedy tor diseases of the b. adder, Kidneys era
vel, D-opsy 40, &c., &c. Ask for Hell holds
umn. se 50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-07

IL CHTROPODIST FROM PARIS,
And from 502 Broadway, New York.
Branch ofioe--246 Pennsylvania avenue, betv cen
18th and 18th sts., Wsshlr gton, -. q.
Corns, Bunons, Soft Corns. CallosItlcs, Club
Nails, and Nails penetrating the flesh, DO ,cured
without causing pain or inconvenIeGCe 10 the
patient
The Boot or Shoe can be worn Immediately after
the operation. His treatment Is founded or the
strictly rule Of science, such as all Surgeons will
app owe.
His charges are suite moderate, trIflIng indeed,
compared with the relief and salts faction he affords
the suffeTer
Refers to the Physicians and Surgeons of this
city.
Persons attended at their rooms or residences
without extra charge, by leaving orders at 2A6
Pa. ave bet 18th and 18th SITS. O., Linz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-07

USFORTUSArK NJ. P's.-Why, why why oh
commissioners, are our Metropolitan police con.
demned to wear the John B FLOYD regulation
army hst;-a tile the most ungainiy ever placed
upon mortal brow;-a stiff lop.slded, uncouth-
clumsy contrivance; hateful TO the eye; standing
crucinxion TO the wearef, detestable In brim, and
detestable In CROWN Odious In color and ridiculous
In plume; fair target for the contemp tuous wind
eternally tumbling to the earth, groveling I'm the
dust and seeking atnities Of detestableness In the
gutter an emanation Of iniquity; direct insti ga
ten OF the devil, Through his next friend, John
b. Floyd being a promoter OF profane language
and all evil passions in the mind Of the wearer:
why, oh Commissioners, should the police be
condemned to wear the regulation army hat,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-07

ATTENTION, SOLDIERS Protect your health. No
senslbe man v Ill leave the city without SUP p '
81 HoIIocay's Pills and Ointmsst. For w ounds
iclnes are the best in the void. Every English
snd French soldier uses them. Only Is cents per
box or pot. OoS Iv
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Steamer Niagara Ashore

Boston, Oct. The ste amship Niagara went
ashore at one O'Clock this morning, but subse-
quentlY got off without damage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-07

GRAND ADVANCE OF THE ARMY; but
VI SMITH has not advanced the price Of his
Clothing Witch ne "a. inst received and Is selling
and satisfy yourselves of the great bargains that
Seventh &C, oci I'm
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READER. have ron seen Prof Woods advertise
meat IN our paper. Res it; IL Will interest you.
Al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-07

-CIvTL PRocRss cs. MILITARY AurHoRrrY.-
jeremiah Lyons, a soldier In the I'D Pennsylvas
MIA Regiment, was on "Wednesday last brought
before Assistant Judge VIM. "A. Merrick, OF the
Circuit Court Of this District, on writ Of Aabsas
corPssS and 1t appealing from the evidence that
said jeremiah Lyons was a minor, who entered
the service without the knowledge and consent Of
bis father, Cotnelius Lyons, Of Baltimore, the
Court ordeted his release from all restraint or
detention by reason Of bis Irregular and void en-
listment. After the passage Of the above order of
I'd instant, jeremiah was again seized and de-
tanned by order Of Brig. Gen. Graham, command
ing the brigade to which said 23d regiment 10
attached. Judge Merrick on Saturday ordered
that Brig. Gen. Graham show cause before him,
9. the Circuit Court room, In the City Hall, on
Tuesday (to-morrow), at IL O'Clock m, why a
writ Of attachment for contempt Of court should
not issue against him; and the marshal was d.
rected to serve the order.
the boundaries between the civil and military
authority.
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GENERAL PRICE GONE sOuTH.

JEFFERSON CITY, Oct. 7.-Accouns agree hat
Gen Price has gone South with the main rebel
army. when last heard from he was at Clinton,
Henry county, Mo supposed TO be pushing fes
the Arkansas border.
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70 1Ax ATILIcTrD!-ge sure 10 read the sdver-
:soEse-t of MoLean's STRENGTHENING Cordial and
RoOI Purifier. IN another column. If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-07

BAD PRACTIcE.-Quite a number OF little bows
have gone into the business Of holding horses for
omeen who Tide into the city upon business.
hold the reins and stand upon the ground, others
have grown 80 bold as to mount the most hety
animals and ride arouad, while waiting for their
SWnes Yesterday afternoon little fellow OF
this venturesome kind was badly bruised bv
being thrown from a horse on the avenue near
sixth street. He was picked up and properly
cared Tor DIV gentlemen who were near. Officers
should either refuse to give their horses to such
Ing them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-07

I OST-On Saturday morning by the subscriber,
~ at his stall on 9Th street: Cent-r Market, a
heavy GOLD RING, with large set IL lie sup !
posed that it may have been slipped accidentally
IN the basket OF some customer: The fnds r will
be suitably rewarded in leaving 1t at. Martens Eat
ing Home, Center Market.
90 7-St- JOHN SCOTT.
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LIvELr.-Las night the police had a merry
crowd at the guardhouse Of fascinating damsels
fron the Eleventh street precinct, near the canal
An even half dozen were taken to the station, and
ave Of them hned for disOrderly conduct and one
dismissed. The causes Of the muSs were various
and hard 70 be explained; but IL was whispered
that " q surgeon was mixed up with them,'' who
Lost his cap In the melee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-07

GS REWhRn.-strayed or stolen. on Saturday
spc evening, the 81! instant, from the n
Northern LIbcrties Market. a large bay IN
HORSE and q Wagon with white cover. SS2o
The finder will receive the above Teward on re-
turning the same WILLIAM SNEAKER, corner
Twelfth and 1 sts., near the BIadensbnrg Tell
gate. oc St.
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PUBLIC scHooL rEUsrEEs.-The nominations
Tor members OF the Board Of Trustees Of Public
schools viii probably be sent 70 the Board Of
Aldermen ~ Mayor Wailach This evening. -,
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VoLUSrEER oFsIcERs DIDDLKD RY A CYPRIAN
saturday night two military gentlemen were
met IN the vincnty Of Marble Alley by the Police,
70 whom they stated that they were In quest Of a
woman named Ann Hall who resided there or they
supposed she did IL appeared that one Of their
brother onacers got into her company; and AFTER
leaving be discovered he was minus a consider
able amount Of money Up to twelve O'Clock
Miss Ann had not been found
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SMAsH.-Yesterday while the EMPLOYEES of
railroad company We're regulating some fleIgbt
cars al the depot, some were disconnected acct
IDENTIFY, and running into others caused quite a
smash up OF two or three. One laden win NO
lasses, Sugar, &c., was completely demolished:
and being near TO the vicinity Of Swampoodle In
very short time the place was surrounded by
women and children with pans and buc kets
gathering up the molasses which was running In
streams from the broken barrels IL was quite a
&odsend foe them; but the loss il the Companys
The freight belonged to various parties in the
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STRAYED-Un the Sd instant, a large black
- HORSE full tail white spot In the n
| forehead; marked ~. - on the hind Quar- IN
ter and &c" on the fore quarter, rightNS
| side. The finder will be suitably rewarded by re-
turning him to L. J. NEWMAN, 261 Pa. avenue,
south side, near Twelfth st. 90 SIS
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LOST AND FOUND.

/ OST-On Saturday evening last, on Pa avenue,
IL between 9th and 18th SITS. a brown FNVEI,-
OpE, containing two di scharges and two letters.
liberal reward will be psid TO the finder leav-
Ing them ct this office. Oc7-9t~
CO0 REWARD Will he paid by me for infur-
y ~ matIJn lea'iRg to the detection of the thief
gno stole a bundle, containing $50 copies Of d Q
Balslmore sun, from he Railroad Depot. on the
morning of October 5th.
w. P. wITHEROW, Agent,
1t First Wa'd,
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4 OST.-S5 REwARD.-Lost, last evening, q
IL Colts -inoh Navy REVOLVER. silver
mounted, mar ked " M Ortim Thomson, 1851" The
return the pistol to MORTIMER THOMSON,
251 st., between 18th and 18th ; or to Mr. Chad
vlok, Willards' Hotel. Sc lift
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shlrHsoNAN observation-disclosures Henry
and Baird. OF the Smithsonian Institution are ex
Pected to return to the city In few days after an
absence OF several weeks
Since the middle Of July, large number Of
boxes and packages have been received from
Europe, and specimens in natural history from
many parts Of the world. These will be opened
and arranged under the direction Of Prof Baird
and will AFFORD valuable addition 10 previous
collections
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INSTRUCT OF COLUMBIA. COUNTY OF
~ WASHINGTON, t. Dt: hereby GER zzIex,kA
tifJ that Ohm w. Lauhsn. of said coun- AHS
ty, brought before me. as an estray, tres
passing On h 8 enclosure, red dry COW, white
fEca. right horn half of. about years cd.
Give under my hand and seal this ST. CAY of Co.
tObeT. 1851 THOMAS G. DUNN, j. p,
The owrer ofthe above described Cow will come
forward, prove property, pay charges and t.ke her
away. JOHN w. LANHhM,
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DlsGkAcEFUL CONDUCT Saturday afternoon,
the neighborhOSd Of sixth aud g streets was
much disturbed by the lighting Of drunken sol.
diers, regulars and volunteers, and similar dis
graceful occurrences are said TO be not unfre-
Jug shops recently established there. The fght
saturday between number Of regulars attracted
very large crowd, but unfortunately neither the
Provost Guard nor the police were at hand to In
terferc