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DThe line Of steamers between Providence
and New York, now arrive daily at the latter
city with large Quantities Of cotton for shipment
70 Europe. The steamer Of Monday morning
had 200 bales
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III Hereafter all recruits are to be vaccinated
oy competent surgeons, appointed by the CON-
mander-in-chief. Colonies have no power to ap.
p point their reg Imental surgeons
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-10

AN ACTING POSTMASTER GENERAL -Postmas-
Ter General Blair left the city this morning for a
Few days, on public business. During his absence
First Assistant Postmaster General KassoR is, by
law, acting Postmaster General
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" Barnurn, not discouraged by the early
death OF bis pet whales, received another on Sat.
-pfdaY, which now disporn itself for the ediHca.
oon Of visitors. Its weight 10 500 pounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-10

) u The fonkers Herald, Highland Democrat,
Eastern State Journal, Stats Zeitung and tie
National Zeitung Of New York, have been pre-.
senfed FOR treason by the grand jury Of Westches.
: Ter county, N. Y. -
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O Workmea are engaged at the Charleston
navy yard In constructing vessel of sixty tons
nurthen to be used In transporting powder TO the
hlocksding feet.
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10 Yesterday, the British schooner I. 8. Har-
ding cleared rom New York for Matanzas, with
esfgo Of dry goods, wine, drugs, one hundred
bales Of sheeting, and other freight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-10

ELECTED Mr.. Bennett, the Administration
candidate for Delegate to Congress in Colorado
Territory, has been elected.
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III The t.sftoIs confined IN the a. r Ont. =.
senal are divided into gangs with one ~ N sr
number - foreman, aud required 70 sween the,,
apartments and perform other labor nees.S 80
for their good sanitary cepditien. -
U 10 10 reported that ex.Dsorstary Cobb 4.
Relng tnto the military service. Cobb ousht - ~
ed = ssa. Pfiss.-Lsssssssk Jssvss,.
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FoR BoNoRABLY DIscHARsED SoLBIERs.-we
have seen beautiful design, prepared at the
lithographic establishment of Duval & Sons, Phil
edelphia, for a certificate which 1t 10 proposed
shall be presented by Government to each honor.
ably discharged soldier Of our army The Ger.
tfcate 10 printed in colors, and from its beauty,
a. well az from its honorable testimony to loyal
service done, wtuld doubtless be greatly priced
by the recipient
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-10

CARD.
ENDERiNG Our thanks TO the CITY rsoot.r
OF the Evening Star for the rs,y COMPLIMENTARY
notlr With which he was good enough to IA vor ouI
stoa IN his 1attering card: ~
IL Our place Of business ia No ESQ purN
syLyANIA AVENUE, between 9Th and 10th streets,
where we shall he happy to see our friends at a.
umss, who are Invited 70 inspect our choice stock
OF MInESa LIQUORS. SEGARs. PICKLES.
SAh DiNES, FINE GROCERIES, and SUIT,
LERS' SUPPLIES in general.
SAMPLE ROOM
N: TO prevent future mistak es, we add that
Gnr SGnpte Room IS IL front, In tAs rear. ANY
farcels, ampies, or Letters ~ hich mar be left in
our care for tho ID. Kab Regiment viii reach their
respective owners the day that they are left ith
as. JOHNSON & NAGLE,
We will buy Salt Beef, Crackers ETC., from com
mlssari :. OF regiments at faE cash prices.
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~ The steamer Harriet Lane, Commander
Fsonce, srriv.d At the Philadelphia Navy Yard
on Sunday, and win undergo repairs.
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SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS In
HOSPITAL.

Published IN conformity citk tks rssolsfioa Of
tAs Senate Of July Is, 1861.
At General Hospital on E street, befresn Fowtk
and FLA streets, Washington, Sept. 6.
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THE SOUTH MusT DEPEND UPON HERSELF -
The New Orleans Picayune has been favored by
merchant Of that city with the following extract
rom letter from his correspondent In Man.
chester, dated July 30:
The cotton market here is very strong, every
one having at last Weakened up to the crtica
position OF the article, and uncertainty az to the
future supply being available. Should the Amer
lean dihdculties be Protracted, as there appear,
every probability they will be, the effect will be
most disastrous to this country, and we NAV in
THIS way be drawn into a participation in the
conIict; but am satisfied that the Government
OF England In determined to observe strict peu.
t n,y to the last moment, and you must moi
place much faith In the hope, which appears e
be cherished in the South, that, as soon an the
cotton crop Is ready for market, England and
France Will ind means to force the blockade
The correspondent, in the last paragraph of the
iouowing note, inclosing the letter from which
the above is quoted, gives sound doctrine He
says:
81 have just received the inclosed from friend
who Is very likely to foam correct OPT MON as tr
English sentiment upon American affairs and
beleee that the advice contained in the para2 raph
which have marked exceedingly applicable al
the present time"
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= w Eighty able7hodied seamsn, recruited at
ns ssssmer Michigan, lying at Erie, Pa,
arrived sf New York Saturday.
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spirit Of the Msrnins Press.
THE NEWS HERE.

TIE POLICE APPOINTMENTS we present to-
day, the names Of persons who have Just been des-
1gnated for trial as policemen under the late law
of Congress, and who required, 1t will be seen,
To present themselves before the Commissioners at
the Aldermen's Chamber, tomorrow, at noon, 10
take the necessary oath Of office. The list. II will
be seen, Is made up of sober, discreet settled re-
liable citizens, and old residents of Georgetown
and Washington worthy Observation-Disclosures,
sfonecutters, carpenters, blacksmiths. plasterers
painters, bookbnders, plumbers, tailors, printers,
&c; men Of families; Democrats, Republicans,
Oid-line Wings, and Know n othings; foreigners
and natives, Catholics and Protestants. Men who
are not shoulderhitters, rabid partizans, or pot
house politicians; but jealous Union men, loyal
to The Government, and true to the old flag; a ma
1ority OF them having served their three months
In the defense Of their homes and hresides. We
cordially congratulate the Police Commissioner
upon the wisdom Of their choice they have GER
tainly shown good judgment, and been fortunate
In the persons selected for trial, embracing the
very best material for policemen In our commu-
nifty When the department is fairly organized,
and time given for the perfect drilling and in
snuction OF the members thereof, under the we'll
qualified superintendent, w. B. Webb, ESQ =, we
may confidently hope to realize what we have
heretofore sometimes read about-a model
police"
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AUCTION SALES
By BARNARD a BUcKEY, Auctions

By BARNARD &BUCKEY, uotioDoer,.
TkgsTEEs sAI.E-zzBy yiftue. OF q deed n
June made sGo 20 w sSs $ the I'm
Toned g Ben. p. Maxley. and By the direction
iaS S,T ~ wi, sell At public sectiSn OF tho
hnon IN front ct the pemises. 20 the highest bid
Th6s. IS9. ~ 90 sssSTSsd e,.msss 70
20 IT, nnI9s 81 the end Of z Zee measured vest
On Ss, me ne oi street from the dividing line
line east IS st thence noT,Ssry , =. s on ssd
.ss.ry 70 . ssSs S e fis, from Pa. h.nc
fest 70 . tae be- ,nSlat, being the fans rrsmi..s
sad JONI W. sotSSion b. aSc e oshe e Go I to
semoer, lsS, With the buildings thereon.
Iems; ons ihlrd OF the purchase money essh.
yhleh the surohssers notss bearing interest irem
the DAY OF sac, vii be taken, secured on The
abe terms are rot camphsd VIVA witiin three
az from IN. DAY Of ale the !r,mise, val he
cost OF the defssl'i, sPnrehsssr
avlm. sk K SSRAwFaSe Js,E LySu:iss
By WALL a BARNARD. Aoc,tun.er.
FURNITURE AND HQus' KEEPING Eff
nss g. tsEa tFsss.s Ser
nsst assortment Of Furniture. 80. sueh as
%i and Ss sd. f fsS
BInsssi,, Ingram and STAIR Carpets,
Feat, er Beds. Msrrsss, Comforts. &C.,
Bsdstesas, Mahogany, cherrJ and Painted Wash
wsrdro6s. Cane and Wool Sea, Chairs, Rocker.
mAfRE I;sdsy and Imitation BsIesas, and Window
Bootcsse, Lamps, Rugs, cIocS
Crockery and . lassvare, parlor and other Stoves
Totether with good sssortment OF Kitchen
Requisites, ell Of which will be sold without re-
serve. az the ovner is leaving the CITY.
.P:s: The House i. For Rent. enSulr. Of the
sepe WALL 4 BARNARD, Auots
By BONTZ GRIFFITH, Auctioneers.
TRUsTEE's SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
Il ~ THE NORTHERN LiBERrIBs.-By virtue II
adeed Id trust bearing date on the eth day Of Do
lbs. folios as, 99 and DDS, the subscriber Will sci,
st public sale on THURSDAY, the 2sth DAY OF
August 1851, at O'Clock p. M, on the premises
RNto OF Lot NO. l9, IN subdivision Of ssuare 30.
<<o trontlng u feet IN inches sth street vest
WIN depth 81 FEET 10 an alley, with the improve
m n1s Sont Ms OF t.o story and attic frsme
The above property N situated az the corner Of
eth street wet and street north, in q rapidly i'm
proving part Of the CITY. and Offers favorable op-
Yortunlty TO persons DESTROYS of procuring a resl-
oeroe or maflns an Investment
IL the terms Of sale are not complied with In fv.
Gays after the sale the PROPERTY viii be rssold,
upon one weeks notice. At the risk and expense 81
re purchaser. All conveysncins az the expense
OF the purchaser.
,, HiSa.K Rd A IEJps9 g T,...s..
UTHE ABOVE SALE ~ POSTPONED
uutIl TUESDAY, September 10th, st O'Clock
susO BoNTZ q GRIFFITH, Auots.
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T 10 Two new Hight heuses aas to be built .t
tne Highlands Of Nevesink, where there uYe now
v 0ut tWo toWefk - ~ t-re
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ID The u. 8 gnn-boat Pembroke, Of the Po-
tcmac fotills, arrived In New york yesterday.
She IL on her way 10 Boston e. q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-10

10 The ID Rhode Island Regiment, 800 men,
had arrived IN New York, and gone into camp
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IL Yesterday the Whittendon mills and rseh
mandatory In Taunton, Mass, resume opera
lions The former has been inactive two montbs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-10

DEATH OF Coils COFFEE AND KYIIy.-The AZ
Louis Democrat saws there 10 report In that CITY
that Col. Joseph Kelly, of the invading army
formerly OF that city, and who fought and wal
His wound was In the arm, and II IA aaid he
refused to have 1t amputated The conseouence
was gangrene and death. Colonel Coffee. also
wounded THAT battle, had died from his wounds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-10

WOOD AND COAL.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received until
clock ?; m on "Wednesday, the .5;h instant, for
~ tons best White Ash Coal, Furnaces size.
30 cords seasoned ak Wood,
TO be delIyered at the Asylum, subject to the in
speotlon Of the l9te dant, aud + not approved by
nin 10 De r,iected. The Wood must he corded and
cred ny the l5Lh day Of October next.
Proposals 10 be addressed To the undersigned
with the lntendant '. w "
GEORGE MATTINGLy.
LEONARD HARBAUGH
JAMES =. HOLLAND
Sc 10 eot21 Commissioners Wash'n Asylum
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" There are estimated TO be 90 900 German
soePs now In the service Of the United States, Of
which u go were mustered IA New yo,t
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HEsNAN's CHAMPION BELT AT AUcTION-The
London Chronicle Of Aug. 21st says :-Yesterday
the last eventful scenen Of this drama 1.-THE 90 bt
between Aeenan and Sayers) was brought to a
close.
il may be remembered that some few weeks
after the great fight two belts were presented to
the combatants at the ALEXANDRA Palace Savers re-
ceiving one at the bands Of the editor Of Wilkes'
spirit OF the Times, Heenan one at the hands of
the editor of Bells Life As the belts were not
paid for at the time Of presentation, Heenan went
nome without his trophy, refusing to accept Il on
That account, and although some talk took place
about 1t at the time, it died away TN yesterdav
when large number Of the sporting public as.
sembled at Messrs Debenham and Storr's auction
rooms, King street, Convent Garden, In conse-
quence OF It's being announced that the belt of
Heenan would be sold by public auction amongst
the STOCK OF unredeemed pledges The case con-
talning the belt was placed underneath the ros-
tfum OF the auctioneer, In a morocco case num-
bered lot 81 and the shield on the belt bore the
following inscription:
presented to c Heenan, byF s Bowling
ESQ referee, AID editor oil Bell's Life in London
MAY 30 1850 -
Upon the autloneer asking for a bidding. a
Representative OF Monday sporting paper made
an offer u ten pounds, which was quickly run up
champion, Ben Caunt, to twenty.nin gulneas
Jem Mace, the present champion, then went on to
thirty five guineas; the proprietor Of a cheap
sporting paper left off at forty-two guineas Mr.
u. Newbold left OF at tfty guineas and IL was
knocked down TO Ben Caunt az 1.-Two puineas
There was also party from Ireland, but their
commission was outbid The original value OF
the belt was one hundred gureas and It's weip b
between nifty and sixty ounces
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-10

O The bark Young Rover, OF Boston, has
gone Into commisston and joined the service:
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900 :, Johnson NAGLE, OoO
90 NO. 2s9 pKnNsYLtANIA AVENUE, Z0S
Between Ninth and Tenth SITS, south aide,
IMPORTERS OF WINES, LIQUORS, Sc
GAGS PICKLE PREsERtES, SIR
sGGTT22EkSf sroR GsSIfF NaksEEsR44EED
Just arrived the following brands of
-e. CHAMPAGNE: r'
IL; Mumm, Piper HeidsIck.
moet Chan9on. Cartier co Barat Fagot,
Which yls9h We Offer At New YSIe Prises-freish.
~. 2sS Penna. avenue.
A6m. NJ. BnInger & Co.'S LIs grosd street, Nev
Lilo for Camp, Medicinal, And FAM " use,
constantly on hand sod sold az New York Prices
by the Case. At JOHNSON q NAGLE'S,
-. 2s9 Penna. avenue.
PICKLES, Pepper and other SAUCES. TO.
from the os,ebfated manuf ;ctory of fohrt nbarh q
Co, New York, at astonis hingly low prices
~ At JOHNSON & NAGLE's.
BAtss RISktHg s Ts,EEEE EI AS9
w A' CARRIAGES, 90.
QusrtermasterG and Satlers' Wagons, Express
end Grocers' and al kinds of Traders HUIl
WAGONS. together with sLlsht Fancy ~
and ssa Of
second hand. nov in store and e. safe By 80 =
.ss.lx No. los Pa sv.. corner sv of ~.
WfEsIS5ssE hAPs f4 III Eskk66aRA AESeeE E9gE
fsnds Is Or iSSls's,sPsT M, ans
Vs. y: ~ - iS y ca: ssS!S4 Sc, :
~ n s.>s1 ''Is aEseTss VS. ~ ~ 81 = -
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By WALL q BARNARD, Auetioneers.

ExCELLFNT FURNITURE AND HOUSE
~ HOLD tFFKcTs AT AUcTIoN.-On THURSDAY
t'hNI NJ, 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock, Ne vii
sell, AZ NO aos, north side of Pennsy wanna ave,
Efeon, oOmprIsng-
Brooate le ParOr suIte, consisting of Tete tete
Essy, and Pa Tor Chairs, made TO order,
L MAHOGANY Hslrcloth Parlor sui Q, consisting Of
Tete a-tete: ssr, and Parlor Chairs,
Rosewood and Walnut Msrble-tOp Tables,
Carved Wa nut Comode and Etsgere,
YAK And Mahogany Marble-top Sidehoards.
Gilt Mirrors, Whatnot and Scfs Table,
Marble top and Plain Bureaus
Mahogany French. Cottage, and other Bsdsteeds
Extension Dining Tables,
d ASS and CrOckery Ware,
Cane and Wood Sest Chairs and Rockers,
Chamber Tables, Wa.drobes and washstspds
Carpets. Rugs. Clock, and Mating,
Hat Mack Oilcloth and Toilet Sets
Together with other Furniture not here men
TONED, al In very good order, which will Offer
great ludcoement 10 persons furnishing.
seps-d WALL q BARNARD, Auots
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1~COLLECroR's OFFICE,

~ SEPTEMBER 9, 1861
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-Coin AID due
Dls or certificates of Indebtedness to this C,ITpo
natlon, OF the denomination of FIVE dollars and
treasury notes Of the U"Itad states. are alone re
ceiVsbe In payment OF taxes. Treasury notes " ill
only be received In sums qual to, or less than, the
amount so due to the Corporation.
ne discount Tor prompt payment is as follows /:
~ per cent during the month of 8 ptember Is Der
cent. during the month of October, 10 per cent,
during the month of Deoember oA'
Sc 10 cost WIN. Dixon, Collector.
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By WALL a. BARNARD .pononaaTs

By WALL BARNARD. auotoneers.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IN
= PROVED REAL EsTATE.-By virtue of a deed
oil trust GATED the 18th day of March, 1857 and dp-
r,rorded among the lsnd records OF the county Of
WASHINGTON, ID G .hsl proceed 70 sell. on the
PREMISE, on MONDAY, the sd d,y OF z eptembar
1851 a. O'Clock D. M, all those pieces or parce . Of
ESoeno situated IN the city Of Washington, in saId
instruct, and known and designated IS lots mum
oered thirty four (l and (S5l IN "a usre
numbered i've hundred and three 5000 .tOg ether
with the improvements thereon, onnsIstiEg of a
large three story Brick House. with fine base
HenL SAID property IL located the south aide Of
Terms Of sale :-One quarter in cash balance IN
sI twelve, eighteen, and twenty four months from
we Gay OF sale, to be secured By deed Of trust on
III The terms Of sale be not complied with in Eve
DAYS rom day of sale. the Trusfae reserves tae
night TO resell ~ the sk and oost Of the first pur-
chaser. y0HN ENNIS, Trustee.
seq WALL Il BARNARD, Auots,
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military AND NAVAL MOVEMENT. Recruit
Ing for the old regular regiments made very
progress last week, only II men being enlisted In
New York, and about az many more in Boston
Rochester, and Philadelphia IL there il not a
decided improvement very shortly, II will be
necessary to close some Of the Offices. Recruiting
parties might with advantage be sent into the
country as soon AZ the harvest Is over They
could get more men there than in the large cities
The Fourteenth Infantry, U. s. Armv, Is filling
/ up more rapidly than 1t was short time since.
| Sixty men were recruited at Syracuse LAT week,
aud sent TO Fort Trumbull, Connecticut, the head
quarters Of the regiment. 49,
! The Twelfsh Infantry, at Fort Hamilton, has
not got three companies yet IL was expected
that this regiment would be ready for the deld by
the first Of November, but 1t will not be unless
| the recruiting parties are more successful
already about 700 rank and Ale, and will no doubt
ready for active service before any Of the other
| new regular regiments.
| The Navy continues to enlist more men in one
| week than the old Army Offices do In a mqath.
One hundred and fifty men were enlisted In this
| city last week. The demand for seamen 10 likely
| 70 continue for some tune, AZ crews will be re-.
quired for all the gunboats now building and for
| various vesseis fitting out-N Y. Tunes
4 The New York Sun Of Yesterday saws:
| = For the War.-Brgadier Gen. Hatfield, OF Ho-
boken, was on Saturday appointed Colonel Of the
9th New Jersey Regiment and will leave for the
| seat Of war Tomorrow.
| Cdralry-Three hundred and fifty of the
Harris Light Cavalry left this city for the seat Of
war on Saturday evening, under command Of
Lieut.. Col Fitzpatrick.
| Washington Grays.-The Washington Grays,
Col H Moore, are ordered to leav. for Washing
ton to-day. They will arrive from their camp, at
East New York, at O'Clock this after noon, land
| ing at the foot OF Grand street, E. r., and will
parade through Grand street, Bowery, Fourteenth
street and Broadway, taking their departure from
| Pier No. l. by the Camden and Amboy line
| Thtrd IRISH Regiment regiment Lieu
tenant Colonel r +. Enright in Temporary COM
mand, is expected to leave to-day, but their doing
| so Is very doubtful They have not completed
their organization, and probably will not do SO
| until General Mcclellan takes them In hand
| They number about five hundred men, and have
for some time since occupied Camp Kerigan as
4 their uuartera
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The Ladies' of Gorsuoh
u~6 Chapel vii hold Festival 1t Potomac HaI IL
corner 81 msryland Az. and 18th ST., EVERY
ESENlNG THIS WEEK. commencing At ,
O'Clock. The proceeds to be Appropriated for I'M
Provements to Gorsuoh Chapel The patronage of
the public is respectfully solicited, st eSt.
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By BOTELER q WILSON, Auctiopeers.
Il RoucH FOR SALB.-By virtue Of a deed Of tTust
s oarns oSte on tEe 18th day of msy. 1851, We will
nth sept at 10 O'Clock a m, IN front OF our hao
h9n store. one <-teat Carriage or Open BsroOch.
ssS-eOts BoTELER WILSON, Auots.
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H washington papers please copy and send
olIs 10 tne w ar Department. SEPT l0-1
BOARDING AND DAY SEMINARY FOR
- YOUNG LADIES,
Corner Of Prospect AID Frederick STA, Gsovfeto,rn
n, MRS Genl WHEELER, Principal.
A. Inc dutIes of this Institution will be resumed on
the hrst Monday in September. share of the
pubic patronage 10 respectfully solicited.
SOLDIkRS INVALID PENSIONS -Ofhoers
- anG 70 dIers disabled by disease or won re-
celved IN the service of the Uni ed States iu the
line OF duty, IN the pTesert war. can have their
papers correctly prepared and their claims prose
poted WITHOUT any charge until the pension in al
owed, By n. c. SPA ding, Attorney, No 33s
" 81, pear 10Th St, Washington, ID. G. se7 lvs
OSIN 6 OUT!
" CLOSING OUTt
Having concluded to close ut nv entire stock of
Fanny GOODS, have Tempved the same TO
NO. 20 Psnnsyvania avenue, between 9Th ID 9th
streets where Will offer The entire stock at such
Prioes as WI enable my former customers and the
RuDlIo generaiIy TO buy the frst GLASS French
buy. " e ~
N BAH persons having claims against me are
Iesuest % present the same for settement; and Al
persons Inhabited to me are requested 20 MAKE Ar
ISngsments 70 liz nIdate their CLAIMS without fur
ther notice. Prompt attention will greatly obllre
Respectfully, r. c. STEVENS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-10

This morning "Secesh" in Washington wa
a-glee with rumor that the George Page ha
captured all the barges Of the fotilla Of the Pote
mac, filed with provisions OF course there is II
truth whatever In the story. The George Pag
does not dare show her nose outside Of the mout
OF the creek. up which she Is kept, lest CAPITAL
Craven may nab her.
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J.E.S. - " is9aIsY .saIss
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By WALL 4 BARNARD. Anonon.er..

BY WALL BARNARD, Auchoneers.
ny VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST, duly
y recordeo. April !, 1850, among the land records
q washington county, ID. e., the undersien ed.
Trustees of the Third Bulldog Associations" Of
81 occes NJ expos. Z. a. Ign cay M 81
lowing Real Estate, situated IN washInrtop CITY
strects. known as the west half OF Lot No. IS. 10
Ssu.,e elI; With improvements, consisting Of .
Terms made Known at sale,
AL eonysyspcing - cost % purchaser
CHARLES N. Matthew's. Trustees.
~ IL 2aw&ds WALL a BhRNARn snot.
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A large assortment of
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES
BY all the most celebrated makers,
. AT VERY Low RATES,
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