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pENSION OFFICE, JUNE 9TH, 1861.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY cnNcERN


Application having been ma Q under the act of
Esd June. 1850, for the reissue OF the Land War
rants described herein, which are alleged 20 have
been lost or destroyed notice is hereby given that
81 the date following The DESCRIPTION of each War
rant, new Certificate, of like tenor will be is
sued, limo valid objection shall then appear
NO 1854, Tor 80 acres, issued under the act of
MaTch sd, 1855, In the name OF vii ian Taylor
and granted on the 18th day of MsroG, 1856.-Au
No. 50 685 for $50 acres. issued under the act of
March, 1855, in the name of Susanna Hubbs<d,
widow of John Hubbard, deceased, and granted
ON the 18th day Of June, l856.-August 81, 1861.
w. S,ll6, Tor l6D sores, Issued under act of l847
company, second Regiment of Tennessee Infan-
tTy.-Ssp'ember 9Th, 1861
40. 46. for l20 acres issued under the act of
Narch, 1855, In the name OF Jacob Gulick, AID
sLeHted on the oath day of January, l856.-SePtem-
No IS GO2, for 90 acres, issued under the ao. of
september, 1850, IN the name OF Elizabeth "ells,
WIDOW o. Daniel Wells, and granted on the 2lth
Jay OF september, september 20, 1861.
NO 10 SB, for 100 acr' s, issust nnder the act of
March, 1855, IN the name of Alexander Orme, and
granted on the 18th day of October, 1856 -Septem-
No ii So for 16n acres. issued under the act Of
gIa"ted on the l7th day of August, la57-October
No. 80 $50. for I6o acres, under act of 1877. and
o o. an date May 9Th, 1850, in favor # MIchasl
dltns Volunteers. Mexican War.-Uct0ber is. 1861
no. "a 5@6 for l20 acres, issued urdsr the act OF
March, 1855, the name Of James Long and
g1a,nted on the 3lst day of March, lS56-Octobsr
No "A 81, for 100 acres, issued under the act OF
march; 1876, IN the name of Thomas 4 amer, and
fn.n,ated on the Sd day If May, 1856 DO Ober 49,
JOSEPH H. BARRETT,
nu0F0 iona
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From CaIIfopufa

NV YORK, August The steamer Northern
Light has arrived with Panama papers Of the slth
ult She also brings q, lbs 900 in treasure.
Joseph Scott, the agent Of the Vanderbilt steam
ers at Aspinwall, had been Imprisoned for refus-
Ing to pay the taxes demanded by the authorities
but the Interference Of the commander Of the u
>. brig Balnbridge Induced bis speedy release.
The steamer Wyoming left Panama on the 9th
Tor the coast of Mexico.
The British frigate Mersey had arrived at As
pinwall
The Northern Light brings the treasure brought
down by the Sonora and 81 Louis
Advices from Valparaiso 10 July Sd bad reached
Panama, but embraced no news Of any import
ance.
The Panama Star reports that an English YES
Sci bid been Overhauled and boarded on the 18th
by Southern Privsteer, in lat "a Is, Ion. 60 10.
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Execution Of Soldier for MUrd.r-A Sal
dter Shot, &c.

ALEXANDRA, August The execution Of prI-
vate William Murray, Of company r, Second
New Hampshire Regiment, Tor the murder Of
Mary Butler, on Saturday last, took place at four
O'Clock this afternoon. Ia order that rs fate
might be warning 70 all evil-dIsposed soldiers
the scafOld was erected upon the walls OF Fort
Ellsworth, efording an unObstructed view 20 all
All the regiments encamped in the vicinity Of
AleKandris were present, and notwithstanding
twenty thousand persons witnessed the execution
everything passed of without unnecessary excite,
ment.
The culprit ascended the sea fold with steady
gait He made no allusion to bis guilt, but called
upon his friends 70 sustain his family In their
heur Of trial.
Private Keeth, Of company +, Seventeenth New
York Regiment, stationed in Fort Ellsworth was
shot dead on "Wednesday evening, by Captain
Stone, OF the same regiment. Hewas FiotOus and
committed an assault on the Captain.
The private residence Of man named JOhusou
a Lieutenant In the Confederate army, located on
the upper side Of Hunting Creek was burned
yesterday afternoon. The cause Of the Ere Is not
known.
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS
Frsm Europe

ST. JOINS, August 2-The steamer Europs-
from Liverpool, via Queenstown, on the S9d nit
passed Cape Race TODAY
=, The ships Agincourt, Dover Castle, and Donald
MCKAY bad arrived az Liverpool, with 100 OoO
on ncrs OF gold, from AustraIis
Lord John Russell goes to the House Of Lords a
Tar nii Eussen Lord Herbert will resign nom IL
ness, tie war secrsiarysbip.
senior BermpdEs, formerly Spanish Ambassador
al Naples, VIII return 20 Francis N
AtWSrsaw, crowds OF patriotic Poles assembled
before the residence OF the British Consul and
shouted long live Queen Victoria, depositing az
the same time boquets q howers In testimony
land. -"
Omar Pssha had landed AZ Raeu,.. ana WA.
received with military honors
ne royal rescript had been read In both hou,..
OF tne Hungarian Diet. tsays the lsws OF Iss5
can not he established. because they are ineom.
patihle with the recent Cor ST tuition The unio,
OF Hungary with Transylvania 10 imprscti able Al
present The affairs OF Servia will De arranged
uonal Congress
Accounts rom Italy say that Count CialdinI hs,
ordered is 90 volunteers for mobilization and
issues proclamation expressing confidence in %.
people and The National Guard He appeals 60
the liberal party 20 assist In dispersinP the te-
9ctionists. chief and several reactiopIst, az
Menta Siivano have been arrested
American securities AZ London h-ve advanced
Consols had advanced to Sol SO FOR mon.r. and
~ 70 SOS Tor account. The minimum rate Of dis
count was 81.
COMMERCIAL.
Ltrs-pool July - -Couon-The sales of the
last two days amount 70 IS, 900 bales The marked
Is buoyant, with advance Of I-iOa ID This
sales Included - $40 bales 20 spectators and er-
porters Inc market has still advancing tend
Flour has declined chiefly az regards inferior
qualities. Wheatsteady. Corn heavy. Beef has
a downward tendency, and the market closed q at
closed steady. Tallow is inactive. sugar Cat.
Coffee dull.
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DIED,
On the LIST inst, Mr.. THEODORE p Stall
LANGS. IN tie So year OF his ge.
Again the music of thy breath
Falls svflly on my ear,
In those dear old accustomed tones
lOv ed so well TO hear.
Once more wy lips are muTmurirE
ov words Of love and prayer;
strive TO draw thee closer yet,
But clasp the vacant Air.
Dear husband, can we give thee up?
We no m re on earth but thee;
Oh Lord, VI prav Thee, cOndescend
The orphans friend to be-
His friends and acgusintaroes are respectfully
in IeC TO attend his f. neral from his mothers res
Ide ce on street, bet Eeen 10th and 18th, Navy
Yard, No. $50.
On the Sd instant, CHARLES B. BURCH, in
the 10 h year of his age.
HIS friends and a'qusintsnces are respectfnl'y
invited TO attend his funeral, on Sunday afternoon
a. O'CLOCK, from his grandmotheT's residence,
corner Fifth and II SITS.
In GeorEs town. on the Sd inst.nt, CHARLES
w BURNS, in the 22t ear of his age
HIS frieg de and acquaintances and those of the
family respectfully invited to attend his fUne-
raj, from his mothers residence, No. SIS Dunbar
o'clock.
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From the South

Louisville, Aug. IA dispatch from Nash
vile 10 tue Courier says that Gen. McCulloch, Of
the southern forces, has defeated Sigel in south
ern Missouri, killing 90 and losing 600 men. The
report is not believed at the Courier office.
TheRichmOnd Enquirer OF the 2y.n ult SAYS
Pennsy!vsnia regiment has been captured by
the Confederates
Mr.. V. X. Stephenson, in a card to the Nash
willie Union, save Judge Catron will not under
take TO hold the Federal Court at Nashville AGAR,
no ma ter what may occur
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From Gen Bankp CeIuma

SANDY Hook, Aug. 2.-It is known here that
numerous sece Ssionsn visit the camps daily, dis
guised az vendors Of country and garden produce,
fruits and pies. Tsro Of them were arrested, but
subseq uently released for want Of proof. Since
their discharge, additional proof has been ad-
duced, and an Intent partially disclosed TO poison
the troops.
Il has been proposed by experienced ofhcers 70
set apart a space as a market, confning the visits
Of such persons to that particular spot. Gen.
morning.
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SoTIcI .-DtItzict Of Columbia Advertisements
re be Inserted In the BALTIMORE Sun are received
1T and forwarded from The STAR Orce.
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CousHs:-The sudden changes OF our climate sre
sources OF fu3T1Rfry, R6sshial and AS.Azn attic
AfeettonS. Experience having proved that simple
remedies OFTEN act speedily and certainly when
taken In the early stages of ths disease, recourse
shouh ct onoe be had to I" Brotsn's Bronchial
Irochss, or Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough, or Ir-
rltston OF the Throat be over slight, BY this
precautIon more seTious sttacE may be efeotuaIly
Wsr0ed on. PHbEte Speakers nnd SiIRsrS will find
them ed eotual Tor clearing and strengthening the
voice. Sec advertisement. do i-lJ
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CRIMINAL CouRr.-To-day the Court took I'd
the case OF the United States against George w
jackson, (colored,) in which the prisoner was
charged with stealing twenty-eight pots Of flowers
from John Douglass The evidence showed that
the negro broke into Douglass green house In the
night and carried the flowers away. Douglass
traced them (as they were In bloom) by the petals
which fell on the grouEd along the route they
were taken, and found them at a house where
Jackson lived. When the flowers were found,
Jackson ran, and when caught confessed that he
Mr. McNair, for defence, after the evidences
was closed raised the point that the prisoner ought
to he acquitted, on the ground that he 10 a free
negro, the indictment describing him as a laborer
The court sustained the point and instructed
the jury 20 acquit, which they did.
samuel A. Wood, a member OF the New York
Elgnth Regiment, employed by ssid regiment al
letter carrier, was placed on trial a charge Of
roooiag letters with which he was entrusted of
money inClosed therein
L.icts Cl,pAaa., City Postmaster, testified that
ne knows The prisoner Witness put a letter In
the dtfeD dants mail bag, directed to 6 New
man, Eighth Regiment New York State volun-
teers J.. contained a - so gold piece and coun-
teifeit 20 cent piece. Never the letter after
Pockf Of the defendant No inducement was
heio out to the prisoner TO confess After he had
ass G'ed his mail he went away, leaving his mail
of & there, and witness and the agent OF the De
fJartment Mr.. Hall) examined the mail bag, and
die letter was lone when be came back for his
mail he was arrested, and informed Of tue sus-
picions against him. His attention was called to
the letter In question, and he said he had no
recollection OF 1t. He then gavemp all the let
ters be bad about his person. and the letter in
question was not there. He then handed out al
the money be had about his person, and among
II witness Identified the 80 50 piece he had ell
Closed in the letter.
The jury In the case Of the murder Of Corne-
Illus Boyd, here came In, and being unable 20
agree upon a verdict, wee discharged by the
Court. They had been out in the case just eighty
four hours.
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Union Men Driven Ont OF Arkansas and
TcNatAS,aNes Doing MilitarY DUR

SPRINGFIELD, Mo Aug 2.-Hundreds Of cit
Iens are daily arriving In this vicinity who have
been driven out Of Texas and Arkansas by the
COnfederates. They represent that II the Federal
government will send troops and arms 70 sustain
the people more than half tue Inhabitants Of both
States would q Z hi for the Union
The State forces south Of this State are stated et
about 1000, including 2,5OO Arkansas troops.
There nearly $40 slaves doing military duty In
one Of Ben Mccullough regiments
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LOCAL NE w 8.

DTbeugh TEE star 10 printed on the fassesa
..esn rres In use south Of Baltimore, IT. edition
10 - lsrae &c to require It to Be put TO press at an
carly hour; Adrertiserceas, therefore, should be
sent in before IL o'clock u; otherwise they may
scs smear until the next day.
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CENTRAL GUARDHOUsB CASES Patrick Flynn,
disOrdeTly conduct, tne and costs, 60 81; work
house 80 days, IN default Of payment John Flo
ner, do fine and costs, IS 81 workhouse 90 days.
Grafton Darby, sick boy, who followed the
troops from Massachusetts TO Washington, was
sen. 70 the asylum for 30 DAYS. Michael Barrett
was brought in as yagrant, bnt dismissed. JO-
ssph Kelly, drunk and disorderIy, 6ne and costs
% 81 The Qnota Of prisoners furnished by the
military patrol was large. They were supplied
with their ratiOus In the cells, and appear to be
kindly treated by the guards on duty there. No
serious charges were brought against them.
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The CAM OUTFITS furnished by NEG uire Il
Co. are just the things for the soldier bows, who
by their frequent orders, manifest due apprecia-
ton thereof. For the comfort OF officers these are
Indispensable.
OF the same sort are the camp utensils furnished
by Sklrving. His arrangements for supplying
requisite articles for comfort and health are unsur
passed
At these two establishments the soldier can be
sure to obtain all the mos! approved camp requi-
sites.
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To THz APRLIcIEn!-Be sure TO read the silver
:ssE:elt of MCLeaD's STRENGTHENING Cordial anI
Blood PuT1fsr. IN another column. IF
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DIED,

PENNIES,
Persons desiring pennies will always find them
for exchange at tho SIAr Once counter. II
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READER, hsvo you seen Prof. Woods .Ivertise
nent IN our paper. Rey it; il will interest you.
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Cor INTO MUss WITH IHR NEwsBOYs Yes
to-day afternoon, a colOred man, named John
Bell, VAS arrested by some citizens and taken be-
fore Justice Clark, for assault and battery on a
newsboy named Thomas Boucher Ii appeared
that the ncwsbOys got to angry words with Bell,
who called the boy sCme hard names The news
boys rallied on him, and Boucher picked up a
stone. Bell took the stone from him, and after
wards struck him on the mouth. Bell. though
said 10 be a servant OF the node Island regiment
10 resident here. Justice Clark held him TO bail
In 500 for court.
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ATTENTION Is called to the notice In another
column, Of meeting Of persons connected with
Capt. Degges' company.
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Prince Napslesr

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2.-Princs Napoleon To-
dav visited the Navy Yard, Arsenal and ersys
Ferry.
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Arrival Of n Recaptured Privatesr Prise.
PHILApKLPHIA, Aug The steamer Albstoa
has arrived here with the schooner "Enchsntress,"
before reported as recaptured while In charge a
q privateer prize crew.
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ARRIVAL OF REGULARS Yesterday morning
20 United states regulars arrived here, and joined
the forces under General Mcclellan
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TOR RENT-Ths north HOUSE of the row of
L new four story houses on Fourth ct, between
AID Ste, No. 3ss, fronting the City Hall
WILLIAM H. PHILLIP, Attorney st-Law, No.
So LOulslana avenue. ma ll-eou
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS
"a -Four handsomely Furnished Rooms, supplied
with gas and water, and convenient to the Patent
and Post Office Departments, for rent. Apply at
1904 Massachusetts avenue, north side, between
9Th and 9Th ste. mas
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AUCTION SALES.

By BoNTZ & GRIFFITH. Auctoneers
DOSlTIvE SALE OF EXCELLENT FUR
RsbhRA sR husS.
We shall sell, at the residsros Of gent eInsn de-
ss E w fs. e ,ss
al his Furniture and Housekeeping Effects, com
Mahogany Spring -sest Sof. and Chairs,
@ Wsln11ss Ma n sI BBElsT%SS1 s1 Is9,s;
Two superior French Plate Gilt M iiTrSu'
Superior Brussels Carpet,
Gilt Window Shades.
variety Of Msntei Ornaments,
Handsome Gilt frame Pictures,
One handsome Carved Va nut Bedsts.d.
Gsne and Wood Chairs,
One Chamber Set, cor ps.e.
Cook " 70 and Utensils, ooTPlete.
otTer articles, too numerous to mention.
1t BoNTZ GRIFFITH. Auot..
DRnTHE ABOVE SALE IS UNAvoIDA-
d. LOSI fOHED until MONDAf, August 5,
.a au b BtoSSTz 4 GRIFFITH. AuOt..
BY WALL q BARNARD, Auction ,ers.
Ky ViRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST, duly
Trustees Of the Thifa BSisns 'ns Of
~ o'cloeE ,. M, expose at pub lc auction the FOL-
Lowing Real Estate, situated In Washington Ci'y,
streets known IS the wet half Of Lot No. Sc, in
Square SIS. with improvements, Consisting of A
two story frame Gwsllii house.
Terms made Known at sale.
All convex ncing a. cost Of purchaser.
GanAl RLEs H. SSAArrHEws, Trustees.
j. II 2sv&ds WALL & BARNARD. Auots.
By WALL Il BARNARD, Auctionecrs.
RY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST, duly
- accorded. Prif7, 1850 among the la d records
Trustees Of the Third Building HssaoistioSn Of
georgetown, ID. c., Will, on August 18Th next, at
% m, expose ~ public auction the following
Heal Estate, situated in WashInston City, ID, c.
st the corner of n street north and Vermont ave-
nue.. known as the west ha'f of Let No 2, in
square 24S And the improvements, consls ti ne OF
Two sto' y brick dwelling house.
Terms made known at sale.
AL 7Onveyancing st cost of purch- SER
CHARLES Nj. MATTHRws. Trustees.
ty II 2awdds WALL Il BARNARD, Aucts
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CENTER MARKET.-The market this morning
was amply provided. The attendance was very
large; brisk demand. and sales active. The
price list was quite moderat. for months
past. In the butchers department beef was SELL
Ing at 10 l5c. Per ID mutton and veal 12H;
bacon 10 to Is At the wagons and vegetable
butter 20a3l per ID chickens 50 3 so per dozen;
greer ccrn 25c; potatoes, per peck, 25a37; toma-
tors 20a25 onions 81 apples 25a75 pears so 81 CO.;
MELONS II TO Soc. each. In other respects prices
IN his department not materially changed. In
the hay market the supply was very large Hay,
per 100 lbs IS to 81; oats per bushels 45d5O; rye
g.; chop 55i shipstuf 40a6O; cornmea 5000; corn,
per Dbl 81.
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ggYSYa TOPHAn'S s~
&z1&0 r e MUM UNK ezHAN
MANUFaCTORY,
400 SEVENTH STKRRT, WASHINGTON d. O.
Silver MEDIA awarded by Maryland Institute OF
Baltimore, November z, 1850 -
Also, MEDIA by Metropolitan NJ snicE' te.
Washington, ID. c., 1851.
an constantly making, and always have on hand.
Fine Sole Leather,
Iron Frame.
Lsdiet' Dress,
Wood Box, and
Packing TTunks,
Pelli5ler, CARPET, sne
Canvas Travelling Bars
School Sstohes, Z o.
At Low PrIesS.
Members OF Congress- and travellers WI! pesse
s1nmlns NY stock before purchasing elsewhere
Trunks thataIe made Ii other cities
Superior Leather and Dress Trunks made Ia
order.
Trunks covered and repaired At short potloe
Goods delivered free Of charge 10 ary,part OF the
CITY, GEORGETOWN, and Alexandra
ia 23-lyeo JAMES Stephan
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FRANKLIN SQUARE AGAIN.-Editor of the Star:
We feel much debted to the gentlemanly Colonel
Of the regiment In Franklin Square for his attempt
to remedy the evil complained Of by your cores
pendent n Yesterdays Star. And we hope he will
be equally successful in preventing the soldiers
from stopping upon the sidewalks Of the square,
20 the annoyance OF ladies and others I'm passing
and from disturbing the rest Of sleepers by loud
noises kept up for the most part during the light
Who is chiefly In fault | do not know; but know
that these things were not so during the encamp-
ment Of the Twelfth regiment, and ! trust they
will be discontinued. | STREET
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Fifth l 5. Infantry. Company 6 will cali at thi.
Office, be can obtain certificate that he probably
considers valuable to himself
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ARREST OF A SUPPOSED SPY.-Yesterday, three
Of the New York Fire Zouaves arrested a man,
who gave his name as J ID Reene, on suspicion
Of being spy Of the rebel forces. He had pass,
supposed to be forged written upon a strip Of pa
per about an inch and half wide, as follows:
4txdHdriG, Va, Aug. 1, 1861 Pass J. d. Ksene
IN and out OF the city, and TO Washington and re-
turn. daily within our lnes).
Lieut.. J. VICkERs, Provost Marshal
The Louaves treated him with much courtesy,
md carried him TO Justice Dom who took him TO
Jail, intending to send him to Alexandria with
the Zouaves, to be confronted with the Provost
Marshal. Passes there are on printed forms.
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WASTED THUSDER-Ast the gentleman In ques
tion 10 still 10 be in good state Of presrrva-
ton at the City Hall almost any day, tue follow
Ing, from the Richmond Enquirer, would seem
to be thunder thrown away:
"Col- K. c. Darlington of Washington city,
formerly Of Virginia, was Of the prisoners
token In the battle Of last sunday. He returns
tnro!rHfnTIEy, in hum iatiOn and shame to his
mother State, which he left in respectahilIty and
with fair prospects His hundreds Of patri otto and
Influential relations in Virginia point the finger
Of sccrn and contempt at the traitor. TIE cap
ture Of Col. Darlington will make Abraham need
q new District Attorney. bis eloquence and his
arms have proved alike futile against his mother
Slate. He has disgraced himself not herr
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTS

7 IST OF LETTER. RENAL sing IN THE
IL Pos OFFICE. GEORGETOWN, ID, C.,
Tor the month ending July 81, 1851.
ID Persons applying for letters In The following
nst VIII please ga. they are advertised; othervise
they may not receive them.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

rOh SAbE AMI KENT.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT, in .mo,t
L de:r.be location, but a fev moments walk
.eenth ct. between g ard Fl. au $50
EENTLtMEN Can BE ACCOMMODATED
NJ with FURNISHED CHAMBERS At No 5
al street, one square north Of Pa av. jySi 81
EURNIsHED ROOMS MIDWAY BE-
WObpS.i-W ell furnished Rooms be had
either by the day, week, or month. at AIS Thir-
teenth 81, 3d0rs from Pa. avenue, Eoutn side.
jy st"
A FARM, of about go acres, with timber and
"A cared lands oTcharts, dwelling and barn, IN
maTyland Tor sale or exchange for other real or
personal esate United states state, ard railroad,
OF other stocks notes, bonds, or other securities.
Inquire at No. 400 Msssaohus@ its ay. jy 26-tf
HOUSES FOR RENTING 2a and No. 81. on
IL the sOutn eide of Indiana avenue, both OF them
bil"g and c8rria ge-hOuses.
Also, the cOmmodIOus and large House, No 3sS,
on The north side Of :; street
Apply to THOMAS BLhGDEN, No 400 Sew
enth street, iyI 2svtf
COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR RENT
~ Metropolis View, the residence of the late
Washington Berry, 81 uated about two miles from
the Center Market; Washington The farm CON
taIns 40 acres of which rs acres of 8rabe land,
well aGapted to the growth OF grain. clover ard
tim0th'. The improvements oOnsis Il of a large
0Tl"k dwelling, carriage house. stable, dc. This
L. delightful situation for a summer rssIdenoo,
ana the house suItH be u accommodate hoarders
January. 1862, or The hOuse alone, If deSIred
For IuTtneI particulars INQUIRE OF T. ], MID
D.ETDN, Esq City Hall, or ELIZA T. BER-
KY, 400 y street, b5tween I'd and Sd SITS.
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BAND BoR THE NKw HAxPsHnK REGIMENT
band Of twenty performers, under Prof Ksene
have arrived from New Hampshire to join the
near the Park