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WHITE MERCER POTATOES,
w PRIME, RIPE, AND MEALY,

TO QttARTERMAsTERs OF ,REGI-
you cannot co this without giving them good Pc.
tstoes These Jon oan get az Steel q Cos. $40
10 GROCERs.-You want to please your GUS
toners, and induce them TO call ssainh and recon-
Steel 4 Co.'S, and buy what Potatoes you need,
either for your ovE consumption or for sale, They
TO HOTEL AND r ESTAURANTK KEEPERS.
Do want to pesse your uests And rlckle their
palates? Then buy Potatoes of Steel a. Co. By
doing three parties Will be benehted-the seller,
the buyer. and the ooL sumer.
Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky money in good
= J. w. STEEL g. CO.,
$50 PennsJlvanis avenue, corner Of Second
street-( Old Sentinel Once sep6
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By BONTZ & GRIFFITH, Auctoneers.
SALE OLE HOIISE AND I.Q.

by BONTZ q GRIFFITH, Auctoneers.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
~ The NORTHERN LIBERTIEs.-By virtue of
deed In trust bearing date on the 9Th day Of o.
tober, 1859, and recorded in Liber J. A. 8, No.
ls5, foios 2S 2O4 and 2n5, the subscriber will se
at public sale on THURSDAY, the 18th day of
PHrt of Lot No. -, in subdivision of square No.
AS, fronting II feet llh inches 9Th street west,
with depth 90 feet 10 an alley, with the improve
ments consisting of q two story and attic Frame
Dwelling House, with cellar,
The above property IS situated at the corner of
eth street west and street north, in q rapidly i'm
proving part of the CITY, and offers favorable OPP
PortunitJ to persons DESTROYS of procuring resi-
dence or ma king an Investment.
Terms cash.
If the terms of sale are not complied with in Eve
days AFTER the sale the property will be resold
upon one weeks notice, at the risk and expense of
the purchaser. All cOnveyancing at the expense
OF the purchaser.
RICHARD A. EDMONSTON, Trustee.
au 8-Stawads BONTZ Il GRIFFITH, Aucts,
IrTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
until TUESDAY, September 10th, at 5 O'Clock
same place.
auSO RONTZ Il GRIFFITH, Auct.
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To BE sHor.-Private VIM. Scott, Of Company
X, Third Vermont Volunteers, having been found
guilty Of sleeping on bis post and sentenced TO be
shot to death, Major General Mcclellan has con-
frmed the said sentence, and directed its execu-
ton on Monday next, the 9th instant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-07

NoTlcI.-Dissrict Of Columbia Advertisements
70 be inserted In the BALTIMORE Sun are received
at and forwarded from THE STAR Once.
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RELEASED Mr.. Charles A. Yates, Of Charles
county, Md passenger on the prize schooner
Remittance, whose examination before Prize
Commissioner w. r. Woodward was noticed In
our second edition Of yesterday, was honorably
discharged, there being no evidence against him.
Robert s Mitchell and Alexander Johnson, also
passenger, have since been examined by the CON-
missioner and discharged. Edward Sanders is
now being examined. IL Is supposed all the pas
sengers will be honorably discharged, their being
no evidence to criminate them
Abby knight, the niece of her uncle In the
Sixth Maine Regiment, and Mary de Mark, Of
the West End, have been released from Jail, and
have gone.on their way rejoicing.
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CAsHIERKD.-Lieut. Col. Francis B. O'Keefe,
Fifteenth regiment New York Volunteer, having
been sent enced by court martial to be cashiered,
for drunkenness, disordsrly conduct, &c, Major
Gen Mcclellan has approved the said sentence,
and formally declared him no longer an of,cer In
the military service Of the United States
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GETTING SATISFACTION. - This morning, a
Eleventh street, met a man on the street who
had been boarding at her house until bis bill
amounted to ten dollars, when be left without
settling up. She took his hat, and by this means
got him to Justice Donns Office, where she made
her complaint The fellow seemed to be perfect
ly careless about 1t; and the woman finding she
could get no pay by prosecution, declined that
course When the fellow left the oface she went
to work upon him, and gave him a sound thrash
ing with fsts claws, and parasol, to the infinite
delight Of a numerous crowd of spectators, who
would permit no interference There are num-
upon those who are unwary enough to be de-
ceived by them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-07

POLICE ConNIssIoSERs The nj Metropolitan Po-
lice Comm oners met in the Aldermen's Room
at the City Hall, Yesterday.
The committee on rules and regulations made q
voluninous report of rules for the government of
the board md Of the police force, which Is mostly
compiled from the regulations In force in other
cities Printed, the report will make a pam phlet
Of considerable size. The report was adopted
without amendment
Mr. Brown withdrew his resolution, offered at
Pointmsnts temporary until the LIST day Of Novem-
Der, by hich time the appointees could be fairly
tried, and submitted the following rules to be OBJ
served in the appointments; which were adopted:
ST being important that persons appointed on
the police force be such In all respects fitted
70 the service, appointments thereto Of sergeants
and patrolmen will only be made after a trial Of
not less than thirty more than sixty days, when
IL the service Of the person or persons selected by
the Board of Police for such trial shall be satsfac
tory TO the Board, they may receive their appoint
ments to date from the day Of entry upon duty Of
such trial, and be paid accordingly. II such ser
vices fail to satisfy the Board Of the fitness OF the
persons thus selected for trial fer the performance
Of police duties, they shall not receive appoint
ments, but may be allowed a com pensation equal
to the rate payable appontess Of the same grade
for the time thus actually on trial, to be paid out
oftbe general or contingent fund. Such exami-
nation or trial shall not prevent subsequent ap-
plication for trial, IL the Board shall have Just
grounds to believe that the PERSONS trial was not
fair one, or where IN ascertained disability may
have been removed ~
A sergeant and twenty-three patrolmen were
then elected for the third district comprising all
Of the county west Of Rock Creek, including
GeOrgetown.) Other patrolmen for the county
and city were then elected, but no publication OF
names will he made until the list IL complete.
A committee Of three on uniforms was ap-
pointed, and the board adjourned until Monday,
AZ 1 O'Clock p. m.
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By WALL & BARNARD, Auotoneer..

BY WALL & BARNARD, Auotloneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED REAL EsTATE..By virtue of deed
recorded among the land records of the county Of
Washington, .. -, shall proceed to sell, on the
1861, al O'Clock M, all those pieces or parcels of
ground situated in the city of Washington in said
District, and known and designated IS Lots num-
bered thirty four (34 and thirty five (S5) In Square
numbered five hundred and three 5000 together
large three story Brick House, with fine base
ment. Said property Is located the south side of
N street south, between "a and 9Th streets.
Terms of sale One qua ter in cash, balance in
SIX twelve, eighteen, and twenty four months from
the day OF sale, to be secured by deed of trus. on
the premises.
1.-THE terms of sale be not complied with in FIVE
days from day OF sale, the Trustee reserves the
night to resell at the risk and cost Of the first pur
chaser. JOHN ENSIS, Trustee,
seq WALL Il BARNARD. Auors
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LOOKOUT fer the picnic next Monday, those
who covet season Of fun, frolic, and pleasant
enjoyment. See notice elsewhere
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CLOSING OUr-See Stevens announcement Of
sale Of fancy goods at "panic prices" His stock
Of goods Is a fine one, and the ladies will be able
to get undOubted bargains at his establishment
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PROvosT GUARD CAsEs-The following cases,
all for selling liquor to soldiers. were tried this
morning by Justice Dom George Deli, Philip
Nephtali, Henry Lebers, Matthew Pfeiffsr. ". G..
Hurry and Chas Klotz were each fined SIS; Jas
Cantwell and G. Ac kman were dismissed. There
are yet several In the guardhouse to be tried as
soon as the witnesses can be summoned
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APPOINrED.-Mr. Geo. 8 Gideon, Of this CITY
has been appointed Police Comm ssOne by the
President In place of Mr.. w w Seaton declined
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTS

~MAYOR'S OFFICE,
N Gsorsstotrn. ID O., AKsut IL. 1861
Whereas 1t Is provided by a late act of Con-
That it shall not be lawful for any person IN the
District OF Co 1mbla to sell, give, administer to
any soldier volunteer in the service of the United
Stafes, or any person wearirg the uniform of such
solder or volunteer, any splrtuous liquor or in
tOXlcatlng drink; and any person so offending
against the provisions Of this CT shall be deemed
thereof before q mag istrate or court having orm-
nal jurisdiction shall be punished by q fire of
twenty dollars, or imprisonment In the Jail of
Washington county, in the District of Columbia,
for the period Of thirty 6ays"-
1hetgors, DC tt Enolcn 20 al persons concerned,
Pol ice Officers, with military aid, have been, and
are hereby, directed to enforce, most rigidly the
provisions of the aforesaid law, without any re-
spect TO persons whatsoever.
au l7-2awSw HENRY ADDISON. Mayor.
IN HHDS PRIME p. r. MOLASSES,
III hhds prime p r.. Sugar,
81 boxes New York Cheese.
10 6Dls. new No }, 2 and Maekerel,
50 boxes Scaled Herring,
uerce Rice, bags Lasuayra Coffee.
600 lbs. A No. SUE ar cured Hams,
Superior old Bourbon Whisky, 81 per gallon.
Georgetown Corporation Notes OF the old issue
stu taken at par at my regular EsssIl R Tics
MASSEY, COLLINS q CO.'S
Ivl PHILADELPHIA ORA UGHT.
Sslf ssi' 81 .tssTsF Ale
500 hIfObbls. DO. Do do. do do.
Which on arrival will be f4I sale TENS cash
MI Union Depot. Georgetown.
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PKNNIEs.
Persons desiring pennies will Always hnd them
Tor exchange 1t the Star Once counter. II
To THE ARFLIcTKD!-Be sure TO read the adver-
:seT:ert of MoLean's Streng fhening Cordial and
Hood Purifier. in another column. II
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TONIGHT the Csmpbells present another orig.
inal bill, replete with fun and comicalities one
Of the richest programmes Of the season. Go!
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HEALTH FOR THE SOLDIERs.-For one who dies
from the effects If the bullet, ten perish from damp
and exposure to night air: Small doses of Hoilo
rays Pulls taken every other night will correct al
disorders OF Liver aud Stomach, purify the blood,
an insure sound hea tn to every man. Only Is
cents per box. sef-lw
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LOST AND FOUND.

CHECK.LOsT.-Iost, the check of Morris 9.
~ Miller on the Assistant Treasurer, New York,
be o. IL for Of
All persons are rhld 20 receive or negotiate the
same, AS payment has b en- stopped. IT.
T nsT-On Saturday, the 7th instant, on Pa av.,
ss'a.s 'arSsfs s6p sfpFHcfTTr
Them !. No. 4ss i7t6 st. se f9ss Il and Of
Room No 10, WInder's Building. 1t.
STRAYED OR STOLEN-On Thursday after
non.hs Old s sf ne; r %Hss spo. or
hInd foot; had shout feet Of rope arounG SA
es SAID sS I'd WI Halt Il to
VIrglnls ay., between LIST and Cd ats se7-2t'
EsTRAY...w.. taken up as an es.ray. on the
- IL night of the 9Th instant. lar,e grey
oSnsf Is % cd to a cali t 81 Es.ssn. ta
ss prove property Pay Shfrse' fns .sHs him
GS REWARD.-strayed or stolen, on the night
OF n 2ath of fg s.I ls;t a. sTs
person IsqfRins SAD horse S to HENRY MEssER,
Ne; IN ID street. tetween 9th and 10th streets,
I OST OR sTOLEN-A small oaken CASE,
r about IS by inches, and s inches deep, CON
tanning commls.ioner's seal and 20 round blocfs
Seventh street to B street south, corner Of Ninth
street on the 9Th instant A liberal reward will be
Be IE ESSSssv'r' II lott at the house Of Gss
CAME TO THE SUBSCRIBER, on Tuesday,
- the Cd instant, a hay Il 0RsE, about sN
Is requested to come forward, prove prop GA
erty'pay charges and take hin hin swsy Sn.pr
se6s No. ~ Bridge st Georeetown.
c. REWARD-Strayed or stolen. on the Sd
p'' instant, from the corner of o and 9Th q
sts,, small brown bay HORSE, in good IN
order, formerly belonging to Brenln, the az
contractor The above reward will he Psid to any
2s1,sI0n returning said horse to JOHN McCAR-
THY, corner o and 9Th SITS. ss6-St<
c. REWARD -Strayed or stolen from the
Uc neis hborhOod ofthe Post Office of this ~
CITY black or very dark brown MARE, IN
5 or6 years old. The above reward will be ga
paid for its delivery at the pothecary Store of Mr.
WAITE, corner of Seventh street west and Pa.
avenue. SEES ST.
COO REWARD.-Rsn away from the subscrI-
% ~ Der, living In Piscataway. Prince -
Seorge's county, Md, on the SOth ultlmo, q
NEGRO BOY, calling himself Alfred Duck n
EFT. he Is l8 years of age, about 5 feet N
inches In height, dark comp cotton, sndLk>
throws himself back while walking. will give the
above reward, IL delivered to 9 at the above ad-
drets OF secured In jail so that get him AGAIN:
sc ST. J. II. GRIFFIN.
QS0 REWARD will be paid for the apprehen-
pCO sion and delivery to me, or securing q
In jail of NEGRO WOMAN LOUISE;
calls herself Louise Hanson. She is a tall, IA
Ifey negro, quite black, well dressed, with XksV
iqll suit OF hair. She is no doubt lur king in .~
Upper MARLBORO or neiehborhood. She has hus-
ga ba9a IN Mashlngt3n city AND may make her way
Near WoodvIl'e,
au lSStawtf Prince Georges county, Nd.
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M ORES A6UE CURE hNUANTIDOTE,
WI IN allible. safe ard efectuAl remedy and
nreyestatIvs OF Agus ia its various forms, having
been Ily tIied and proven, IL nox otsrsd a 70 ne
End bTvs ssofs, Il3 PGsH NNK
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PENNIES.
pennies will

RAIDER, have you seen Prof. Woods advertise
ment IN our paper. Resf IL; 1t will interest you.
An 2O-eoly
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR RENT-HOUSE 400 PennsvIvanIa av.,
4 ovor the book store of Franok Taylor-a place
for a professional man. se Aft
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By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers
ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST, duly
y recorded. April 2, 1850 among the land records
OF Washington county, D.. o., the undsrsign ed,
trustees of the "Third Building Association" Of
" octd D. u, Ei on 10th day September, at
lowing Real Estate, situated In Washington City,
on Massachusetts avenue, between 4th and 5th
streets, known as the west half of Lot No. IS, in
square SIT: with improvements, consisting Of
two story frame dwelling houss
Terms made known at sale.
AL Gonysysnclng a. COST Of purchaser.
CHhkLEs NJ 4ATTHEws, Trustees.
jy II 2aw&ds WALL Il BARNARD, Aucts,
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TAKEN TWENTY TINES A DAI.-Every hour In
the twentvfour for three days past one might have
heard on Pennsylvania avenue different and pos
tive accounts Of the taking or evacuation Of
Munson's hill.
We have to say that up 10 p. m. 10 day the
enemy bad made no move Whatever 10 abandon
IL; nor had there been any demonstration on Gen.
McClellan's part against It,
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DESPERATE AssAULr.-Edi of the Star-Sir:
serious outrage was committed last Saturday
evening at the head Of Pennsylvania avenue, OPP
posite the Capitol gate, which has not received
proper notice. A colored man by the name Of
Albert Young, residing In the alley Immediately
In the rear of No. $50 Pennsylvania avenue, was
either returning home or leaving the same, when
be WA fred upon by some unknown person stand
ing near the sidewalk the street leading TO the
railroad depot, as related by some boys who wit
messed the affair. The shot missed, when he was
horribly beaten on and about the head with the
stock OF the pistol, some parts Of which were
found on the spot apparently large horse pistol
He was carried to his home insensible, and still
remains delirious, with but slight hopes Of re-
covery. Much difficulty was experienced In get
ting physician to dress his wounds, but finally
DR. Wallace volunteered his services, and took
especial care TO make him as comfortable a. pos
sible. He has wife and several children, and
the case surely needs investigation by the author
tiles This murderous assault happened about
0 O'Clock in the evening. l..
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TOR RENT-A very desirable STAND fer a
L boarding house, on Peansylyania avenue and
has always had full share of the patronage of the
olty: Possession given on the lst of September
next. Said house Is in good order. F or further
PARTICULARS apply, to JAMES TOWLES, Aent,
49O n street north or Mrs. JULIA KEEP 376
II street.
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By WALL & BARNARD, Auotioneers.
EXCELLFNT FURNITURE AND HOUSE.
~ HOLD EFFECTS AT AUcIIos.-On THURSDAY
MoRNING, { "a 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock, we will
sell, at No. 46s, north side of Pennsy vania ave.
oyer Swartzs Drug Store, all the Furniture and
Effects, cOmprisIns-
Brocate lie Parlor sate, consisting off Tete a. tete
Easy, and Parlor Chairs, made to order,
lMsSmnosshy hsIrSl9th feIl9r SUI e, consisting OF
Rosewood and Walnut Marbe-top Tables,
Carved wa nut Comode and Etasere.
Git Mirrors, WhatnOt and Soft Tatle,
Marble top and Plain Bureaus,
Mahogany French. Cottage, and other Bedsteads
Extension Dining Tables,
g ass and Cr1ckery Wars,
Cane and Wood Seat Chairs and Rockers
Chamber Tables, Wardrobes and Washstands,
Carpets, Rugs. Clock" and Mating,
Hat Rack, Oiicloth and Toilet Sets
Together with other Furniture not here men,
TONED, al In very good order, which will offer
great indIcement to persons furnishing.
Terms cash,
sep sd WALL & BARNARD. Auots
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Vocal Music BY the announcement elsewhere
u win De seen that he accomplished yocziis; and
teacher Of vocal music Mrs Cecilia Young "a.
day neat " " Sss-
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RELKAsED- Mr.. - Nolan, who was arrested
. few weeks go near ons Of our camps for threat
sning to shoot Piekets, and has since been con-
before yesterday 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-07

PkEsESTATIos The CLERKS at the War Depart.
ment presented to the Cameron Rifles on Thurs.
day morning, nne flag. The presentation speech
was made by Secretary Cameron, and was re-
sPonded to by Col Beige, Of the regiment
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FOR RENT-A substantial three story BRICK
HOUSE, with large lot adjoining, situated on
Third street st. two doors from G. street north,
on Capitol HIll-a very healthy location and price
OF rent TO suit the present times Possession given
or of Miss nj. G. LINCOLN, 3O1 Pa. avenue,
between 9th and 10th SITS. au Is Imeo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-07

GAMBLING HOUSE, ARRESTS Yesterday after
noon the Second w ard was considerably excited
by rumors Of important arrests made in connection
with the operations going on 70 recover money
lost by q Paymaster In the Navy. who had been
arrested. The establishment on street near
Fourteenth, said to be kept by DR.. Hayden, was
taken possession of by the Provost Guard, and
Hayden was arrested and taken to the Thirteenth
street prison A search of the building was made
by the officers, the result Of which has not been
made known.
A city paper was In error Yesterday in stating
that Campbell and his clerks were arrested !"
During the progress Of the examination all per-
sons In the house were held In duress, very prop
erly, and were held no longer than this examina-
ton continued
Later In the afternoon number Of officers pro-
ceeded to the dwelling Of Mr.. Selby Parker and
took him into custody. Rumor says that the
money Of the concern was deposited with him,
and that a sum Of between twenty six and twenty
seven thousand dollars was recovered. Nothing
positive concerning the progress Of the investi-
CATION has been made public, though thousand
rumors are ahoat.
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HOUSE ON CAPITOL HILL FOR RENT.
IL The three story Brick Dwelling house on the
south side OF Pa. avenue at the of Third 81.
east, short distance from the Capitol square. at
present occupied by g. s. Minor, Esq. Applica-
ton ray be made on the premises, or TO TIL: y.
BLAGDEN, No. 499 Seventh st west aul7 6eo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-07

GEN. MCCLELLAN UPON THE OBsERvANcE OF
TIE SAsBATH.-Tbe following order has Just been
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SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK r. m.

MILITARY APPoINTNENTs-TheP President to-
day made the following military appointments
Viz:
Charles M. Thurston Of Md, Willis A. Gormsn
OF Min, and Daniel Butterfeld Of -, TO be
Brigadier Generals
John CLARK, Of Mass; N. J. SappIngton, Of
Md James NJ Sanderson, Of Cal; Josiah NJ. Luz
cas-, OF ID. c. Alex. NJ. Lloyd, Of Pa Samuel
Carnage, Of Cal Judson M Sherman, of n Y;
Benz p. Walker, Of Ind James Frederichs,
Of n. Y; and T. 3. schsnch, OF Ohio, TO be
Commissaries Of Subsistence for the Volunteers
with rank Of Captain.
VIM. M. Wiley to be an additional psymsster.
VIM A Stokes, Of Pa, TO be Msjor Of the 18th
infantry, u. 8 A
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FARM FOR SALE-A new Cottage House,
Anna polls Junction. for ga o. Terms e,sy. ie
young orchard on the premises Apply, personally
Junction. se2lEs
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EOR RENT-k handsome NISHED
Il HOUSE, with all the modern improvements
In q pleasant location. Inquire at the Star Once.
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HOUSES FOR RENTING. rs and No. "a, on
Il the south side of Indiana avenue, both of them
very large and convenient houses, with good sta
bling and carriage houses.
Also, the cOmmOdiOus and large House, No. 3SS,
on the north side Of g. street.
Apply to THOMAS BLAGDEN No 499 Sew
" wtE
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4 AME TO TIE SUBSCRIBER, on Tuetday,
" the Sd instant, q hay HORSE, about SEN
years old; has never been shod. The owner IN
erty, pay charges, and take him away
JOHN p. SMART,
sos ST. Nor Bridge at Georgetnwn
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ErOR RENT-Ths north HOUSE of tho row of
L new four story houses on Fourth at, between
and + sts., No. 3sS, fronting the City Hall
square. Possession given Immediately. Apply TO
WILLIAM H. PHILLIP, Attorney at-Law, No.
90 Louisiana avonuo. ma IL -eOtf
TNHE GREAT RUSH TO ARMS has Caused
4 SMITH to LGsh North and rep enish his stock
Of FALL and WINTER CLOTHING, which re
enth st., opposite Post Office. au so I'm
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS
H -Four handsomely furnished Rooms, eupplied
with gas and water, and convenient to the Patent
and Post Once Departments, for rent. Apply at
1904 Massachusetts avenue, north side, between
eth and 9Th SITS. mas
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q x REWARD.-Strayed or stolen, on the night
pc OF the gath of August last, q small -
light grey HORSE, q little stiff in the fore IN
leEs. The above reward will be piid to any GA
person returning said horse to HENRY MESSER,
leland se7Sts