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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-09
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Interesting frsm the S.u,h.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 7.-Richmond and Memphis
papers Of the 5th, and Charleston and New Or.
leans OF the ith and Nashville Of the 9Th instant
the capture Of the H.ssa. oonnOes &c
all along the Gulf coast, and the papers clamor-
ously demand the strengthening Of the sea coast
defences OF the rebel government Their terror
Is greatly Increased by constant reports Of further
aggressive movements Of the Union army. Large
numbers OF families are flying from Wilmington,
and all the women and children have been re.
moved from Newbern. A regiment Of infantry
and two batteries hurried to the defence of The
latter point.
Evidently, from the tone Of the Richmond pa
Pers, the threatening Of the Gulf coast will pro-
government, and that offensive steps are not likely
to be taken by the army Of the Potomac for some
time.
The lower house of the North Carolina Legisia-
ture refuses, by large majority, TO pass an act
reconvening the Convention that passed the seces-
sion ordinance. The refusal produced storm of
denunciation by the ultra secession papers, which
declared that Il viii produce interneclne strife In
Sickness still fearfully prevails in the rebel army
In virginia. At Lynchburg, Richmond, Ffede-
rick.ourg and Leesburg, over ave thousand men
x xte IN vne 1Sspias The .msii-Po is raging
urgent appeals TO physicians Throughout the rebel
States to forward Immediately all dispensable
vaccine matter to Richmond.
The soldiers from the Gulf States suffer greatly
from the cold nights In Northern Virginia
Appeals for contributions Of warm clothing ap-
pear In all the leading papers.
An official statement shows that only nineteen
thousand one hundred and sixty volunteers en-
listed for the war In Georgia. Out Of one hundred
and thirty counties twenty-seven furnished none
at all.
Gen. Beauregard's official report Of the action
Of the 18th Of July, now first published in the
Richmond papers, is full Of falsehood, and very
self complacent.
The Fort Smith Times, Of the 18th ult, say,
Albert Pike negotiated an offensive and defensive
treaty with the Cherokees
The New Orleans fnanciers show considerable
unwilingnen to receive Confederate Treasury
notes at par. The Mobile banks resolved TO re.
ceive them In payment Of Indebtedness.
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SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK "a
OUR MILITARY BUDGET.

LATEST FROM HATTERAs INLEr-NoRrH CAROLINA
RECALLS TIN REGIMENTS IRON VIRGINIA.
The Navy Department have sdvices from Hat
teras Inlet up 10 the 5th inst
The Commando Of the Pswnee writes, on that
date, that I" from the beat Information be can OBJ
tain ten regiments have been recalled from vir-
ginia TO defend the Shte-Notth Carolina
"The secessionists residing near the water are
deserving their residences and seeking shelter I'm
the Interior. The power Glasses remain, waiting
for protection, to svow their Union sentimenu.n
SADLY NEGLECTED.
We have information that Col Drinisrd late
late Chief Clerk Of the War Department under
Gov. John B. Floyd, IL now at Richmond, suffer
Ing sadly In mind from the, ~ be alleges, studied
neglect with which his claims 10 once are being
treated by the JEFF. Davis authorities. Though
Colonel, by courtesy, he PROCESSES no ambition b
serve "secesh" in the feld, but merely ssks some
thing like his late place In this city, which,
strange to say, he canno, get.
THE PADucAH, KT., POST oTrIcR.
Paduesh, Ky, being now occupied by u 3.
troops, the Postmaster General has directed 10
late mail facilities 10 be re-est,blished. They
were cut Of, IL viii be remembered, because the
mails were tempered with there and In that VI
entity by the secessionis, against the eIerons Of
tue Il doucdn postmoster. As, under exist ng elf
cumstancss, that cannot now be done the usual
mail facilities have been restored 10 that comnu-
nifty.
UNITED STATES PENSIONS.
The Commissioner Of Pensions has directed
pension payments TO be withheld from ell pen
soners In the loyal States who viii not take the
oath OF allegiance, or who the Bureau 10 satisfied
are disloyal. He has also directed the usual pen
slons to be paid to loyal pensioner, in dIsloysl
states, residing within the lines held by the U. s.
armies In them.
LATEST FROM TIE OTHER SIDE
Our advices from the other side Of the river are
up to IL m. to-day, from all the Union csmps
there, per telegraph. All WA then quiet, and no
movement had taken place In the course Of the
morning In either army.
l ADJOURNED
The Court Martial at Alexandris has adjourned
Nearly thirty soldiers have been sentenced %
death for various ofenses, and few officer, have
been cashiered or otherwise punished.
THE FIRING This MORNING.
The artillery reports heard here this morning
were Of battery practice (Union) without ball, q
point about four miles from Fort corcorsn.
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keptucky Legislature

FRANKFORT, Sept. The Senate has appointed
Messrs. johnson Reed and Thornton Marshall a
committee to visit Weston, Ky, and INQUIRE OF
the Federal and Confederate military authorities
by whose direction, and for what reason they
occupy certain portions Of our soil.
The Federal flag was hoisted over the capital
to-day by vote In the House Of n ayes 70 % nays
motion to hoist the State flag was referred 70
q committee on federal relations
The Senate 10 composed Of % Unionists TO II
southern rights men, and the House Of 20 Unionists
to "a southern rights.
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DIED.,

On the morning Of the 9th instant, THOMAS
LAUREN BURCH, in the Path year Of his age
his restlves and friends s'e re peotfuliy invited
20 attend his funeral, on tr-morrov (Tuesday5 AZ
mother, No. LOG ~ st.
On Thursday, Sept. 5th, at the residence Of his
br, thsr ln.lsw. Mr. .. H. p. Noyes, New York
age - $50
His remains will 10 taken to Oak HILL Cemetery
for lnterment Monday, 9Th, at4 O'Clock D. m. His
friends aud those of his sister. Mrs. Mary
Smoot, are respectfully invited to attend.
On the 9Th instant. KATE, infant daughter of
Now beneath the sod so cold
Her form, her features, waste and wear,
AND, mingled with the earthly mould,
is all OF what was loved and fair.
he has put her youth and beauty down.
And passed to that celestial place,
where her sweet spirit found . crown
Not brighter than her angel face"
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By WALL 4 BARNARD, Auohoneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
Of trust dated the 18th day Of srch 1857 and duly
r,corded among the land records of the county Of
Prsmlse,, on MONDAY, the sd day of eptember.
1861, a O'Clock p. m al those pieces or parceIs of
District, and known and designated as Lots num-
bered thirty four (S4 and thirty five S5) In Square
with the Improvements thereon. oOnsIstinT of a
large three story Brick House, with q fine base
ment Said property located on the south side of
N street south, between ~ and 9Th streets.
Terms OF sale :-One quarter in cash, balance in
the day Of sale, to be secured by deed of trus, on
The premises.
If the ter ms OF sale be not complied with in i've
days from day OF sale, the Trustee reseryes the
night to resell ct the risk and cost of the rst pur
chaser. JOHN F ENNIS, Trustee
seq WALL & BARNARD. huc's.
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The Occupation of Kentucky by the Federal
and Rebel Forces

LOUISVILLE, Sept. There is considerable
anxiety here on account Of the occupation Of Kick
man and Paducah by opposing forces, which has
been Increased by the absence Of news from that
quarter to-day.
CAIRO, Sept. 7.-Generals Pillow and Polk
have occupied Columbus, Kentucky, with Z 900
rebels! JET Thompson Ia In Missouri, directly
opposite, with the balance Of Pillows forces
reinforcement Of Federal troops has been sent to
Paducah, and another regiment follows immedi-
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MARRIED

AT the First Presbyterian Church, on Tuesday,
80 Instant, by the Rev DIR. Sunderland Mr.. WILL
NER.
Al the North Baptist Church, Camden, N. j., on
tuesday. the Sd InstaRt, by the Rev. Richard 9,
James, Mr.: HARRISON BURR to Miss EMMA
+. GIVEN, all of Washington, d. c.
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

MORE ABouT THE FARO BANK CAsE-EI-pay-
master Gallagher IL in custodt on board the Ana
costa, at the Navy-Yard. Reports are In circu-
lation that Sl20 900 Of the money Lost by him has
been recovered, and that he haI not paid of the
hands at the Navy-Ysrd the Last two paw DAYS
&c. These reports are probably exaggefations
Some portion Of the money has been recovered
but IL 10 hardly probable that he could have anv.
thing like the amount named Of Government
funds, az he only bonded for SO OOO Il IA aid:
and IL requires only about SIS 900 for each semi.
Yard.
The pay days at the Navy Yard are on the eth
and 10Th Of each month. On the 9th of August
the employees whose wages exceeded $50 ouly
received that amount, the remainder not being
forthcoming on that day, IL was alleged 10 conse-
quence Of a lack OF funds at the Treasury Depsrt-
ment. This deficit was made up at the succeed
Ing pay day, on the 10th, none Of the emp loyees
having suffered loss from any curtzilIng Of their
pay. Besides the workmen Of the Yard we are
Informed that all engaged in the service Of the
Government In the Potomac hotilla receive their
salaries through Mr.. Gallahers hands. thereby
giving him command Of large amount of funds
Mr.. SeloY Parker is yet held in Confinement
His friends claim that be has no connection with
the gambling house, and only received the money
on deposit.
The "hells" were all closed last mig ht and the
weI-lighted halls, and groups Of sporting men
about the doors, which were among the features
OF Sunday evening life on the avenue were not 70
be seen.
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More Property i'm s,. LsuI. SEIZED.

ST.. Louis, Sept The steamers Meteor, Han
nibal and Champion, property Of rebel citizens,
Howard, and conhscated under the recent act Of
Congress.
w. p. Redfeld, correspondent Of the Chicago
Journal, wa. arrested last night, charged with
communicating with the rebels
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RICHARD A. EDMONSTON, Trustee.
au s-Sawads DONTZ GRIFFITH, Auots.


By WALL BARNARD, Auctioneers.
EXCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSE,
~ u, HoLP EFFECTS AT AUcTION-On THURSDAY
sell, at No. l6s, north side OF PsnnsJysnis ave.
oyer Swartzs Drug Store, all the Furniture and
Effects, oomprisIng-
BrOcate le ParlOr sate, consisting of Tete a. tete
Easy, and Parlor Chairs, made to order,
Mahogany Hairooth Parlor sui q, consisting of
2Tete. a-tete, Easy, and Parlor Chairs,
Rosewood and Walnut Marble-top Tables,
Carved Wa nut COmode and Etagere,
Oak and Mahogany Marbe.top Sideboards,
Gilt Mirrors, Whatnot and Sofa Table,
Marble top and Plain Bureaus,
Mahogany French: Cottage, and other Bedsteads
Extension Dining Tables,
6lass and Crockery Ware,
Cane and Wood Seat Chairs and Rockers,
chamber Tables, Wardrobes and Washstands,
GGs,psts. kpss: Clock, and MATING,
TOgether with other Furniture not here men
TONED, all in very good order, which will offer
great lnduoement 10 persons furnishing.
sep sd WALL & BARNARD, Auots
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Arrests for Treason at Portland, NE.

PORTLAND, Me, Sept 7-Messrs Sargent and
Hill, Of Yarmouth, arrested bv order Of the Secre-
tary OF War, and brough back on writ Of habeas
corpus, were discharged yesterday by order Of the
Robt. F. Elliott, Of Freedom, Me-, has been ar
rested by order Of the Government, and taken 70
Fort Lafayette.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-09

RBsUMIsG THE WoRK.-The work Of cleansing
the streets and CUTTERS long suspended has been
resumed Laborers have been employed In sew
eral localities where the cutters have been CON-
ptetely hidden by the sand and dirt accumulated
In them, and upon which the grass has gained a
rapid foothold. And now the paved cutters,
long "lost to view," though Ito memory DEAR .
begin to reappear.
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LOCAL NEW S.

DThough TEE STAR 10 printed on the tastes,
sseam pres In use south Of Baltimore, tn edition
N % large a. 70 require Il 70 he put to press at an
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent In before 10 o'clock m; otherwise they may
not Appear until the next day.
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HEALTH FOR THE SoLpIRRs.-For one who dies
nom the effects Of the bullet, ten perish frSm damp
and eIposure to night air. Small doses of HoUo
HdyS Pi3S taken every other night will correct q
disorders Of Liver and Stomaoh, purify the blood ,
an9 insure sound hea tn to every man. Only IS
cents per box. se{-lv
To THE AYTLIcTED!-Re sure to read the adver-
IeHent Of MoLean's Streng fheninf Cordial and
Blood Purifier. in another column. ar
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Execu,isu Of AIex R.r.s

MONTREAL, Sept 7-Alex Burns, convicted Of
numbering his child was hung In front Of the Jail
at 10 O'Clock to-day. An immense crowd wit
messed his execution
DR.. Jcsse Patterson, also . convicted murderer,
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Ex.G.v. w,,,h, a, An. W.,

lNpIAsAPoLIs, Sept 7.-Ex-Gov. Wright, late
democratic Minister TO Berlin, had an enthusiasts
reception here last night He made a straight
out Union speech in advocacy Of the war TO the
knife until the last ves,ige OF rebellion In crushed
INIT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-09

10 be inserted In the BALrxoas Sun are received
st and forwarded nom THE STAR Once.
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PREsEsrATIoN.-Ou Saturday last the teamsters
Of the train in charge OF Captain Parker presented
that officer with gold pen and fine pencil case
their appreciation Of bis worth Teamster O'Neil
made the presentation in few remarks, to which
the Captain responded in fitting terms.
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AUCTION SALES.

By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auotioneera
FINE TOP BUGGY AND HARNESS, Bo-
LoeSA SAUSAGE, sMokED BEKr, SEVENTY
SR TUEs6hs S,H Tie O:h e instant. .s
sh vi sell in 4 ont Of our Store, No. sa6 Seventh
6ne TOP Buggy .sd Harness,
s GO on lbs Of BoISSn . sausage.
!. o''n G e sfsGiS & WILLIAMS, Auo,s.
By WALL & BARNARD. Auotioneers.
FURNITURE AND HQUSr KEEPING EF-
ArcTfosSp EN6SSFsIp H9g's s.n
tsm9eT 18th, At 10 o'clock, at No 2s5 Eight street,
1s,Td door from the corner Of NJ we Will sell
M Moss sr L. sGs sss s.S Ss a, f.S
Oval Gilt Mirror. Mantsi Ornaments, TO-,
Feat Beds, Mstirsss, Comforts, &c,
bsds,se az Mahogany, Cherry and Painted Wash
Wardrobe. c.ue and Wool Seat Chairs, Rocker,
MshI11;Sany and Imitation Bureaus, and Window
Bookcase. LsTps. Rugs, Clock,
VIII roo an@ et n
serve. ss the owner is leaving the City.
P::.s; The House is For Rent. enquire of the
seps WALL & BARNARD, Auots.
By WALL & BARNARD, Auotioneers
a. 10 O'Clock, we viii sell in front of the Auction
Hooms, RENAL ming lots TO close cons gnments-
Flour, Corn Mea, and Sacks Of Hominy,
Bbls. Pork; and Beef, and Bacon,
Cases Pickles. Sauces and Jellies,
Boxes 6errings, SaIdlnes and Crackers,
Bbs. and Bales Smoking Tobacco,
Segars ard Chewing Tobacco,
Loudon brown Stnut,a Lager Beer,
Bbls Crow Sons Bourbon w hiskey,
IS Bbs. Parker's Monongshela Whiskey,
10 Bbls Pixies Magnolia Whiskey,
5quarter Casks Brandy,
Kegs Holland Gin, Brandy and Whisky.
sep7 WALL & BARNARD, Auots.
Ey c. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
NEARLY NEW FURNITURE AND HOUSE.
TUESDAY MORNING, September IOta, at ten
O'Clock. at the residence Of gentleman declining
housekeeping, No. ass Sixth st between G st, and
Louisiana ay., we shall sell his Furniture and Eff
tecfs, comprising
Walnut Hair Spring seat Sofa,
Rocker and Parlor Chairs,
Msrble-top Center and Sofa Tables,
Gllt-frame Mirrors, Vases
Cane and Wood seat Chairs, Lounge,
Gilt Window Shades, Rugs,
Carpets, Oilcloth, Stair Carpet,
Several handsome Cottage Set,
Cottage Bedsteads, Bureaus,
Hu,k and Cotton Mattresses, Bolsters and Pill.
Oak and Rush seat Chairs
Walnut Dining Table, Oak Hat Tree,
Cooking and other Stoves, Tables.
-, Together with the usual assortment of KItcher
RSTS s3SH S:,b
.es-d &C. McSUIRE CO.. Auot..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-09

DoN'T miss the good things Of the Campbells al
ODD Fellows Hall tonight, on any account. A
richer programme than usual this evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-09

ALL classes Of dental operations and all STYLES
Of artificial teeth executed and prepared at Loomis
dental rooms, two doors above Ninth street, on
Pennsylvania avenue
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LATEST NEWS By TELEGRAPH
MILITARY AFFAIRS IN WESTERN
VIRGINIA.
GEN. RosECRANs MOVING IN FULL
FORCE.
THE REBELS IN LANCE NUMBERS.
Battle Imminent

NEW YORK, Sept. e-The New York Herald
has dispatch, dated Camp Smith, Va, Sept 6.
saying that Gen. Rosecr.ns LEFT there the previous
day, and that bis army yesterday swept over the
mountains in full force.
The rebels are reported a. being In strong force
a few miles shead-
sour advance pickets,' the dispatch adds, 'were
fred four miles ahead Of position this morn
ing.
"There will soon be fight between these oppO-
sing forces.
"All the inhabitants are frightened, and are run
ming away from the neighborhood.n
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} THE SUBSCRIBER, on
Istant, q bay HORSE, about
- never been shOd. The own,
to come forward, prove pro-
Irges, and take him away.
JOHN p. SM
No. 10 Bridge st., GeorI
AR ID -Strayed or stolen. {
!, from the corner of o and 81
brown bay HORSE, in GOO
eIly belonging to BrenIn, Il
The above reward will be D,
ming said horse to JOHN
" o and 9th SITS.
BOARDING..
BOARDING.

BOARDING, No. 500 / STREET-A few
~ Boarders, with or without Lodging, can be ac-
oommodated at the above pie ssant and Convenient
locality; and Dwelling. furnished or unfurnished.
In PROXIMITY thereto. Will be rented application
on The premises AZ , as
ROARDl NG.-HandsOmely Furnished Rooms
u on hrst and second stories, NAV be obtained
with good Board, by applying on st No, 339'
se6 IT.
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ALoss.-Yesterday, fne bullock in a drove
belonging to the Subsistence Department, while
oeing driven to the cattle field fell In front Of the
City Hall, and died during the day. The carcase
was hauled away to the bone yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-09

POLICE CoMNIssIoNKRs.-The Board Of Police
Commissioners IL In session this afternoon The
OATH was administered 70 Mr.. George 3. Gideon,
who took his seat in the board The appointment,
cannot be completed to-day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-09

FULLY CoMMI1TED.-The long boatman Petit,
who was examined about two weeks since on the
charge Of killing a colored boy, the property of
Mr.. Fletcher, and committed to jail for a further
and been fully committed to answer before the
Criminal Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-09

REv. JOHN M. GREEN, who was TO have been
examined to-day on the charge Of embezzling let
tiers, failed 70 appear and IL 10 understood has for
feted his ball, $500, and left this section Of coun-
try.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-09
GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTI

IN HHDS PRIME p. X. MOLASSES.
~ hhds prime p. r. Sugar,
81 boxes New York Cheese,
10 bnls. new MOL, 2 and s Msckersl,
100 lbs. new Heke and Cod Fish
50 boxes Scaled Herring,
nerce Rice, bags Lasusyra Coffee,
900 lbs. A No. / Sugar CURED Hams,
Superior old Bourbon Whisky, 81 per gallon.
Georgetown Corporation Notes Of the old Issue
STU taken at'par at my regular retail prloe.
se66t w, III, TENNEY.
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PLEASANT See advertise
ment elsewhere Of festival at Potomac Hall, for
the benefit Of Gorsuch Chapel. From what we
hear, II will be the most agreeable affair Of the
year. The Island folks are famous for carrying
such enterprises through satisfactorilY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-09

ALMOST RAILROAD TIME-Yesterday, ii. ID.
Townsend, Of the 18th N York Volunteer Regi-
ment, rode through, on horseback, from the Eu-
taw House, Baltimore, to the Capitol, w ashington,
should think justly-that his horse has "Fashion"
In her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-09

ARRIVED at Carters wharf foot Of Thirteenth
and-a-hah street,) schooners Morning Light
Ruark, from Philadelphia, with 1919 tons of coal
for T. 3. Gattrell; Eclipse, Ketley, from Havre-
ds-Graee, with 1l3 tons Of coal for Geo. Bogus
Roxanna, Moore, same port, with l57 tons OF coal
for c. NJ. Keyes J. J. Barrill, Dawes, from Phil
adelphia, with 1875 tons Of coal for w Stephens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-09

PARADE.-Four companies Of the Andersen
Zouaves passed through cur streets this morning
looking finely and marching with the regularity
Of veterans.
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By BONTZ & GRIFFITH, Auctoneers,

oy DUMB q Oh1fflEH, AucG0neere.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
~ THE NORTHERN LIBERTEEs.-By virtue of
dsed ID trust bearing date on the 4th day of o.
tober, 1889, and recorded in Liber J. A. g, No.
49, fS bs ss 25 and 25 The sSbsSIibsI WI te
August 1861, at O'Clock p. M, on the premises,
PIT OF Lot No; 49, n subdivision Of square No
with depth 90 feet TO alley, with the improve
ments consisting of 8 two story and attic Frame
Dwelling House, with cellar.
The above property Is situated at the corner of
9th street west and VI street north, in q rapidly i'm
proving part of the CITY. and offers favorable OBJ
PortunltJ TO persons DESTROYS of procuring resi-
dence or making an investment.
Terms cash.
If the terms of sale are not complied with in FIVE
Gays after the sale the property will be resold,
upon one weeks notice, at the risk and expense OF
TIE purchaser. All conveyanoing at tbs expense
RICHARD A. EDMONSTON, Trustee,
au 8-Stawads BONTZ & GRIFFITH, Auots.
IrTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
until TUESDAY, September 10th, at O'Clock
same paoe.
au 80 BONTZ & GRIFFITH, Auots.
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lust RECEIVED
y 10 hide. prime Porto Rico SUGARS
10 bills Old Rye WHISKY,
10 bbls. HERRING and ALEWIVES
bbs. Crushed and Refined SUGARS.
20 bags Rio and Java COFFEE,
10 hhds. dow prlced) MOLASSES,
For sale by JOHN J. BOGUE. NJ II
WHITE MERCER POTATOES.
" PRIME, RIPE, AND MEALY.

TO QiiAR OF REGI-
MENTS. You waat to keep your me HEALTHY
you cannot do this without giving them good Pc
tstoes. These you can get At Steel & Co.'S, 5 IS
PennsylyanIs avenue, corner of Second street
no GROCERS.-YOu want to please yonr ems.
toners, and induce them 70 call again; and recon-
Steel 4 Co.'S, and buy what Potatoes You need
either for your OWE consumption or for sale. They
TO HOTEL AND RESTAURANT KEEPERS.
DO you want TO please your quests and uoke IN cir
Palates Then buy Potatoes of Stool Co. Ry
the buyer. and the consumer.
Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky money in good
standing, taken at par.
J. w. STEEL CO.,
$50 Pennsylvanie avenue, corner of Second
sHoet- Olu Sentlnel OmoeD sep5
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MASSEY, COLLINS OO.'S
w PHILADELPHIA ORA UGHT,
30 barrels IS 6RAUGHT ALE,
20 do. xxx do. do.
800 hf-bbs. do. do. do
Which on arrival will DO for sale Terms cash
on delivery. Army d SHINN,
mi Union Depot, GEORGETOWN,
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REMOVED AND APPoINTKp.-Mr Michael Duffy
one Of the guards at the jail, has been removed
and Mr.. Anon Duval, who was removed about
week or ten days since, has been reappointed.