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RRooKEs DANCING AcAgEEyi sds NJ e, sRooxE ST

An lhe fashionable dances IN course OF lessons
LADIES meet Tuesdays and Fridays from toU NJ.
GENTLEMEN Tuesdays and Fridays, rs 20 ION P:M q
CHILDREN Wednesdays and saturdays, > TO SP. NJ.
soiRBE 2VERY WEDNESDAY EVENING.
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r AURA KEENE's THEATRE
- GREAT SUCCESS
NEW THREE ACT COMEDY.
MONDAY and every niaht during the week
NO REST FOR TIE WICKED
Received nightly with
SHOUTS OF LAUGHTER
From the rise to the fall Of the curtain.
To conclude with the comic sceuo OF
- CONJUdAL LESSON.
MT and Mrs. Lullaby Mr. Raymond aud Miss Ada Clify0a
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HHEAP FARMS-NEAR THE RAILROAD DEPOT, 40
miles ON Long Island One of IL acres price $40;
~ acres, $540 40 $500 and rs
Terms easy e. A. BUNCE. No City Hall place Of
I'M her att
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WANTED-soME RESPONSIBLE HOUSE IN THIS
w city that be disposed to enter into arrangements
act as agent fora house In OF the largest West India
ports moderate capital and good credit Is required Re
ferenccs exchanged Address Cuba box 40 Post oc
with real name 6e All communications strictly conhden.
tal.
yNATBR CURE HOTEL BUSINESS. THE ADvERTr.
w physician OF eighteen years experience, who
perfectly understands the management water cure
would like situation take charge medical
partmen Of such Institution share OF the profits
In location where large business could done; or would
like with 70 build and furnish of the
villages In Vermont largely psronizcd
fashionable resort The best will be given
Address Water Cure, Manchester, VT
vxrANTED-A PARTNER, WITH $1,000 OR 5000 TO
w get up printing Office according 70 new system,
whereby tho work can be done al half the present rates
Address @. O., box ia Herald ohce.
@1 O00 A YEAR-HorEL AND LoDGING BUsI.
pf.OUU ncss-Can be made proht by leasing modern
built Hotel down rs at halt former rent BY In
yesing 600 In purchasing new furniture Address Builder
Herald onlce.
500 000 WANTED, PARrSER ~ sInr WITH !. THIS HIS
WAVsVOVs amount OF money 10 commencr ~ once
with party yho thoroughly unde stands y 10 he Banking
and Money Brokerage busness best OF references given
from among merchants and BANKERS as to standing ability
&C. The business VIII be conducted In such manner as 10
insure the capital TO be safe and the profits large Address
Banker and Broker, box 2,ls6 Post Office.
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TNOX,S OLD BOwERY THEATRE.
Il SEVENTH WEEK OF Mr. q T. FOX
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, OCTOBER ~ AND e.
THE PROGRESS OF SCAMP
IN ENGLAND IRELAND AND AUSTRALIA No.
Villain alias Bal Pickup .,............. Mr.. l.. FOX
Frank Floss. n. Langdon Raby Raer. o. w ThomP.oa %
Mnggyson.. H. Chapman Tim Fins C. \ Fog
Emily Miss X. Denvil Sally Miss FANNY Herring
: THE MAGIC PILLS. -
D"''' THE BANDIT or THE BLIND NINE.
A BEAUTIFUL NEW ADVERTISING CURTAIN
exhibited nightly between the acts.
A few choice panels left. Apply Al the Box onlce.
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HORSES, CARRIAoE.. &C

ELEGANT ESTABLISHMENT FOR SALE-CON
n sstng OF an elegant OF sorrel Horses 1871 hands,
perfectly sound and kind in every way exceedingly stylish
CANT Phaeion or Dog Cart made TO order Brewster CO..
only used this summer also elegant the
Can be seen at Kerrs stable Twelfth University
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nn- REWARD.-sTOLEN-YE> >TERDAY MORNING,
DLD from room No. 10 International Hotel corner of
Franklin street aud Broadwa heavy cd hnn.ias
link chain attached, made w finany whoever VIII leave
Inc waicn AZ the Office Of t ot.i shall recee the
above reward. sTEthbS v. maoociL
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NEKMAN OPERA HOUSE,
VI 4S6 Broadway, Corner Broope street.
OPBRA AND BALLET.
MONDAY EVENING. OCTOBER ~, AT 8,
will be for ths third time Bo.eldeus chArmfuG.
comic and romantic Opera, in three acts, OF
JEAN DE PARIS
which has been received with the
both the public and the press.
The following artists In the unequAile2 cast
NINE. JOHANNSEN,
NINE kOTTER
Messrs. BUINT, GRAFT, KRoNFELD.
In the third
GRAND PAS DE DEUx, BY
MILE. COSTA TIIELBUR AND MONS. WIETfIOrF.
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A CART AND HARNESS For SALE CHEAP-NEAR.
N ly new; also, Wagon with proof top
also, Harness; all very little will be sold singly
gsther for want of Apply the STABLE 90 Lsarens
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TyO LET-vERY Low FOR FROM 2TO YEARS, A
first class Residence In Bridgeport Connecticut complete
y Furnished has all the modern improvements gas
furnace. &C. with nine of land, carriage aud ice
sh pond and choice fruit in abundance delight
Rent cheap tenant aI going to Europe
Refers to John Tappan, Esq., ITS South street, or A. 7.
Clayton Esq., So John street; or 10 Geo. Sherman Office OF
Ninth Avenue Railroad
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N general orders the members OF this COM
assemble full uniform Inspection at the
Arsenal In White street, by r. NJ. this day. BY order
n. Captain HENRY BARCLAY.
u COMPANY 18TH REGIMENT, n. @. 8. n. r
n Those Of connecting themselves with the State
Militia would do well join the above organization Ad-
drcss Captain Barclay, Mercer House. Broome street
WANTED-IN A FIRST CLASS THREE YEARS REGI-
w ment, Captains and three Leutenants. COM
pete the organization. No person apply who not
perfectly coupeten aud must have pro.
cure Addess Immediately, full partcu and
where interview may be had Colonel, Herald odScc.
n1pE CASH BOUNTY FOR NINE MONTHS com.
0lOC pany G, Ironsides regiment l6s Broadway New
York; liz Fulton street. Brooklyn 62 Bowery
~ GEORGE r HOWE Captap
WIN. y. WEST FRS Lieu,enant
NOOs-TuE LARGEST BOUNTY IN THIS STATE.
0ZLC The bes men only wanted for the One Hundred
and Seventy second regiment Ygnkers Fare ID TO
fIom 10 10 o'clock, BY Cartsin spooNER No Murray
street, up stairs.
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TOR SALE-THE ELEGANT FOUR STORY BROWN
stone front House. 20 by 60 feet finished in the
best style and of the sites Murray HILL
- East Thirty eighth between Fourth Madison
Apply the premises.
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o,D REwARp Lost A BLUE FIRE COAT ON THE
DC evening of October 20 ~ the neghtorhocd OF Wooster
ard streets; the above reward II be paid upon
ing above at ~ East Thireenh street after o,ck
In the
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DARTNER wANTED-IN A SAFE, PLEASANT. WELL
established and profitable business viii bear closest
examination and most favorable chance will be given TO
satisfactory party references und0ubted.
SOUTHWICK WOOD, So Nassau street.
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THE TURF.

TTNION COURSE. l.. L-TROvTING, ON THURSDAY
~ Oct so =, ococsP 7. M Mach for 81, oOG mile heats
best IN In harness. play Sam Mclaughlin aames
b. m. Belle Of Portland. d. Mace nAanss b Draco. Good
day aud good track. SHAW WHITE Proprietor.
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DIED..
9Th instant, JANE TOURNEY.

On Tuesday the 9sth instant, JANE Tourney.
daus lter Of MRS. Toumev.
The funeral will take place Thursday evening, q.
O'Clock, from her motheI's reside nco, @ street,
between 18th and 13,h streets, Island. The relA-
tves and frie ads of tho family arc ctfully In
vited to at end.
On ths nth Instant. JAMES HENRY GLAS-
Co, third son of Dssla J. aud Eliza eth A. elias
co, aged ID years, months and cd .ys.
Lonely the house. and Sad tho hours,
t,inos thy evestsmiles are gone;
But, oh! q brighter h0Mo than ours,
IN Il. asen, Is now hine own!
The fr ds OF the family eotfully invited
TO attend his funeral, from the resaenoe Of his pa
evenILE, It5 o'cook. (Baito. san eopJ0
On the 9sth instant, HENRIETTA A., dapgh-
tor of tho lste John II. Buthmenn, aged Is years.
Her funeral Will tate Ilaee e 10 o'o; COX to-Ror
row NOR Inx, from tho res, noe Of her moth or,
Mrs. " alter CadmAn. No. 451 Twelfth q. The
friends and soc paintaRces Of the family are invited
to attend.
On tho s6th instant, at ha'f .psst 5 O'Clock. o!
d ptherIs, CLEMENTINE KkEF Ea , in the 18i ID
Her tunerai will take place tomorrow (Thurs-
day tho 18th lnsta It, at 10 O'Clock, from the resi-
denoe Of her unole, B. Jost, ISL Pc avenue. Her
friends and acq uantances Are SeotfullJ invited
to attend,
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FEDERAL BOATS ASCEND TIE YAzoO.

HELENA, Ark, Aug "a, via Cairo, Aug s.
Mayor general HaIlseh, GsnsraLts-Caiy:
Satisfactory news 10 received from the navy
and army expedition sent down the river near
Milikans bend.
The rebel transport boat Fsirplay was captured
with a large cargo Of arms and ammunition. A
rebel force was pursued by the troops TO Munroe,
La where there 10 a railroad and telegraph.
The depot was burned and telegraph de-
stroyed, cutting off communication connecting
Vicksburg with Little Rock and Providence,
La. Thirty-fve prisoners were taken, and q
large number OF negroes who were In the rebel
force, br ought away.
Eleven hhds. Of sugar, three baggage wagons
and ak trucks were destroyed, our troops not
having means Of transportation to bring Il to the
river.
A portion Of the force with the rams entered
Yazoo river, where a battery Of <2-pounders ana
without firing gun.
HE heavy pieces were destroyed, and the nsld
pieces brought away.
The expedition assembled the Yeioo, above
sunhower, returning up the Mississippi. The
troops were securing the shores, and scattering
guerilla camps with great success.
This 10 the substance Of Col. Woods report.
Much credit is due to acting Dag Ion GER Phelps,
who commanded the naval force; Col Ellst, who
commanded the ram feet; and Col. r. Wood, OF
the 10Th Ohio, who commanded brigade Of the
fourth division OF this army.
8. r. Curtis, Major General.
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MORE TAX Law APPoINTMENTs.-The Presi
dent has made the following additional appoint.
ments under the direct tax law. Viz:
For Nebraska Collector, James Sweet, OF
Nebraska City; Assessor, Joseph q. Burbank, Of
Falls City.
For Wisconsin .-First district Collector, Tn
J. Emerson, Of Racine; Assessor, Chss. A. Bron
son. Of Eagle. Second district-Collector, I'd.
win r. Wsdsworth, Of Beloiti Assessor, David
Atwood, Of Madison. Third district-Collector,
]. H. Warren, Of Albany; Assessor, Bernard w.
'Brisbois, Of Prairie du Chen. Fourth district
Collector, James II. Bsbcock, Of Beaver Dam ;
Assessor, Orin Hatch, Of OakAeid Center. Finn
district-Collector, Horace Merriam, OF Berlin
Assessor, Geo. 6eary, Of Oshkosh. Sixth Dis
trict-Collector, VIM. T. Price, OF Black River
Fails; Assessor, james b. Gray, Of Hudson.
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ID p. TIERNAN & SON,
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND

- p. TIERNAN & SON,
BALTIMORE. MARYLAND.
The Undersg nod have on hand, and are reoeiv-
ing daily, full assortment Of
CLARETS, HOOK WINES,
Still and sparkling.
SAU1ERNES.
CHAMPAGNE WINES
OF Oil the celebrated houses.
Our house in Baltimore arc agents for MOE7 d
CHANDON'S w IN Els, for tho State Of
Maryland.
MADEIRAS, sHERRIEs,
PORT WINES, BRANOIES,
WHISTLES, Rye and Wheat,)
JAMAICA AND NABOB Rum,
OLD JULlP.
YACHT CLUB AND TIERNAN'S LONDON
CORDIAL 6IN.
CORDIALS IN EVERY VARIETY,
BASES AND TENANTS ALE,
HIBBER1'S BROWN STOUT,
DOUBLE BROWN STOUT AND LONDON
PORTER,
Recommended BY the Medical Faouty for
HOSPITALS AND INVALIDS.
AMONGST our stock will be found the finest And
PRIVATE s slffStK w1NRs
Ever offered in this eonntry.
Our stock OF CIGARS is large and varied, So
leoted under tho immediste supervision Of M essrs
IiernAn's agent IL Havana:
All the above Goods Will be sold. Wholesale and
retail, at the Lotcess Cash Market Prise, BY
: SMITH 3 aAK1,
Adjoining the ofce OF the national Intellg enoer.
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SECOND EDITION.
THRn O'CLOCK 2. II.
FROM THE FRONT.

We apprehend that there has been no telegraph
ic commun ication with the front since the rebel
raid upon Manassas and Bristow-of which we
publish account elsewhere this afternoon. Up
to that hour-eisht or nine p. m. yesterday-there
had been no more fighting across the Rappahan-
mock nor, al far as we can learn, had the rebels
shown themselves In force about there.
We therefore adhere to the opinion expressed
yesterday that they have already made OF (for the
most party for 6ordonsville, leaving Col Fit1-
hugh Lees small cavalry force TO worry and
annoy US on our right flank (as he certainly 10
doing) aad thus delay pursuit as long possible.
We reject the theory that the Rebels have sent
considerable force in the Valley again a. TO do
so, their Generals know well, would be 10 insure
Its immediate destruction. They know, II but
from the publications'in the New York newspa-
pen, that the army Of the Potomac is now where
1t can conveniently operate In conjunction with
the army Of Virginia. They know, too, that II
they lose Gordonsville, Richmond falls Of iu own
weight very shortly afterwards and that they
must keep all their strength in this region TO-
gether, for Its defence.
While raids upon our fank and rear, like those
OF Colonel Lee, annoy US beyond bearing, they
effect nothing whatever In shaping the general
result of q campaign. We will become more
watchful Of such matters, doubtless, and thus be
improved by them.
P SIRE going to press with TO- days second
edition Of the STAY, we learn that persons
irving In the course OF the dav from the vicinity
Of Fairfax, represent that much artillery firing
was heard early this morning in the direction
Of Manassas, and indeed up to the hour ttey
started for Washington, by rail.
II this be true, Lee, or whoever commands the
marauding rebels, felt himself strong enough to
remain about Manassas until daybreai, when
sturgis probably came upon him and engaged
him.
We, however, receive this information with
many grains Of allowance, adhering to the theory
that such rebel raids being ventured only with
a small force, so constituted az to do as much
damage by night a. possible, and prepared to run
swiftly for hiding places ere effective pursuit can
be essayed.
Among the astonishing stories told to-day In
connection with this affair, is one saying tina, last
night FIVE trains Of our troops going up to punish
the marauders, were stopped on the road and
made prisoners. There 10 nothing, however, to
confirm that or aught else on the subject, except
what 10 embraced In our statement above con-
corning 1t.
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PERsoNAL.-Gov. Pierpont, Of Va; w. q.
Thomas, Collector Of Philadelphia; Col. A. Ad-
Ter, VA ID. Crawford, Canada; c. Rosclins, @.
Bullltt and Thomas Cottman, OF New Orleans;
Brig. Gen. Barry and SAT; Capt. Brevort, Of
Gen. Kesrny's STAFF; Hons. Owen Lovejoy, Of III :,
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
ARRIVAL OF A PRIZE AT BOSTON
LOADED WITH COTTON.

BosroN, August ga French ship passed
Woodshale last evening for Boston. being prize
to the ship Ino. She cleared lately from New
Orleans for Bordeaux, with a small cargo, and
twenty-three days after was captured OF South
Carolina with a full cargo Of cotton.
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RUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION,
TRIAsnpv Dx pIMHNT- AuG.

RUREkU OF CONSTRUCTION,
- TREASURY DlPARTNINT, Aug. u, 1859.
PROPOSALS will he received At this ofhoe until
MONDAY, the lss September. at l3 O'CLOCK M, for
the constr and putting in plaoo Of Iron Lat
toe Glrder. for the roof Of the west wing OF the
Treasury Extension.
Plans can be examined and oil details asoertalned
UPON APPLICATION at this once.
Seperste proposals. will also be received IN hl the
same date Tor covering portions OF the roof with
copper.
Proposals must be separately seal ed, and plainly
Root of We,t Winr," and "Proposals for Copper
Roof o WeEt Wing"
ISAIAH ROdERs, Engineer In Charge
gu 2i-6t reasufy Department.
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

MORE TROOPS The 11th New Jersey reei-
ment numbering 900 men arrived about III o,cloc r
yesterday morning, and after refreshing them
selves at the |" Retreat" proceeded to Virginia by
way Of the Long Bridge. They are q fne-look-
ing set Of men, fully equipped, and are accom-
panied by full drum corps. The following are
the field ofacers Colonel, Robert McAllister;
1t. Colonel, stephen Moore; Major, - Mentch-
Ter; Adjuant, John Kenerer
At the same time q detachment Of lac volunteers
for r hode Island regiments, under the command
Of Major Sanford, arrived.
The 120th New York arrived about 10 O'Clock
last night, and stopped during the night at the
Rest which they left this morning for Dixie,
having In the meantime partaken Of a hearty re-
past at the " Retreat % They number s7s men,
and were recruited In Ulster and Green counties,
and are fully equipped, and are ready for active
service. The following are the ofncen Colonel,
.. n. Sharp; Lieut. Colonel, G. westbrook; Major,
J. r. Tappan; Adjutant, 8. o. Tutte; Quarter.
master, N: II. Conn; Surgeon, J. o. Won Hooven-
sergi Assistant Surgeons, H. Callan and w. A.
vsa Rensselaer,; Chaplain, F. Hutwell. Cap
tains-J. 8. Westbroof, A. L. lockwood, J. l..
Snyder, c. II. McEntee, d. 6illet, w. r. Scott,
j. Overpaugh, r. w. Reynolds, l.. Hollister
and j. M Pearson.
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OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE CAPTURE OF
THE REBEL TRANSPORT FAIRPLAY.

COMMUNICATION BETWEEN LITTLE
ROCK AND vICKsBURG DESTROYED.
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SECRETARY SEWARD.
Secretary Seward left Washington this forenoon
on brief visit to his home In New York for the
benefit Of his health.
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NEW York, August 27.-The steamer Great
Eastern is coming down Long Island Sound.
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for himself that II wss his own country. APP
pleuse
The band then played a national air, and the
crowd dispersed, after calling for "Corcoran,"
who had, however, left the city In the evening
for Philadelphia.
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A BATTERY OF 42-PoUNDERs AND TWO
FIELD PIECES CAPTURED.
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BOARDING..

QQOMS AND BOARD, with Q Northern fami-
~ ~ In = pleasant locality near tho Departments.
Boarders accommodated, lIS twelfth treet, De-
tween g. and II. jo MIN
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PIANOS.
l. ERSONS in search Of reliable Piano at Q
low erice viii alna- f nd the iarrest as--
sortmsnt At the Muslo Store Of w. 8
MEIZEROF1, Sole Agent OF StelnssystsSSt
& Sons.
Several Second hand Pianos 1t low prloes, on
aooom odAtng forms, ct she Music store Of
au2 w, g, METZkRO2R.
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GENERAL. NcCIEIIAN

GENERAL MCCLELLAN.
Major 6enl Mcclellan aud bis STAFF are now a
AleIandria. Wepresume that he will promptly
move out towards the 'front.' He 10 said to be In
excellent health.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

!ToR aENY-At No. $50 18th street. east side.
sa as sna @.s s.al 4osn:
attached; reoertly farniEhed. No children In the
Ths Gsss0n is one Of the NEST G::,s'
FOR RENr-A I've story BRICK STABLE
~ II. sh And 10th A
ner of 9Th and Penn .yenue. au21s'
HI g TT I'll F 1s
Hoa,sst.,,s'iRr 'tsiis, s5s C street: Sss.ssn
STATIONERY STOCK FOR SALE, AND
- STORE TO LE1-A coed opportunity for
a sss snShs. :ts the
On ..sUsa o s.s aS
Room pleasantly locates, At A%2 Thirteenth st.,
east .lde betveen and T. au Is ~
A RARE CHANCELFOR SAL E-Vhe eeod
nov doug good business. SatisFsctory reasons
81 sn5 H. sss':
~ WASHINGTON THEATER
ave -.;aiTa ard IMP: o,ements ia nov for rept, or
!. Ii. OILY . ii heater IN The city Of
Washington, And has always secured the most
undef the I'm most inferior msna:ement. immsdi.te
application saonld DO made, address Eua ENE
FgsNIsRED EoVMs-s Z npd Gre. d, BED e
Store, lorthxest corner OF 1hittsenth aud sts.
ABLY a N, ,tore. au 8 81.
EnR HALE-A thr.e-stor. BkICK. DWELL
tween -. and sth sire SIG, viii be sod low for Dash
insuire at tho Once OF the Warrington Iron ork,
lsann. an Is 9v-
ITO. RENT-On the LIST of september, two well
Ths snd IL
sSlre - sag = street, between i2:h and lSsh No
Oh cotton to fanIIes: an IS ST
EOR sALk-A HOUSE AND LOT with Q
sel .ndid b,rn on II, md stsbe for four horses
F.. cspao and Ninth IT.. Cali on AZ
Loul.lana av be.wesn ata And 10th sts al eolM.
FOE stLE. ,:s, res, neat n, &c ..or, FRAME
don, ana hsviDr the eonvsnienSs q :do sPd Ssst
..se, .imll.fjy .iip.ied, Also, 9 corner LOT.
Immediate vicinity Of the psblio Departments.
Tite perfect. Terms cash, or short notes. Apply
FGsse ss Ia O. sRsss
avonue. Apply At star Ohioe. an N-lm'
ANR ss,. r. q.
Lot on Massachusetts avenue, between 9Th and
''a iss very v.lv.bIs corner Lot near tbs Rail.
road Depot, fronting 20 feet on Now Jersey avenue
and 100 feet on the line Of north f at
For terms, DO, apply to EDWARD C., DYER,
$50 Pa. av between 18th and 18th sta. On Il cost
Il All and 273 Pa, avenue, between 10th and
nth streets. formerly oooopied BY meGill & With;
SCHNEIDER, Brafs Founders and Hardware
Dealers. au 1S-eo1mH
EOR ShLE-My handsome BRICK DWELL
4 ING, on the heights of Georgetown, immedi-
pleasant and sslubrIous locations on these Justly
celebrated noights. The house IL now and vas
venionoes of wafer and gss, besides stabllng and
carriage house. COW house, wood and GOAL house:
DO. DO. The lot has front of one hundred and
.xelve feet. and runs back to depth OF. two hun
drod and fifty feet. The property will be sold q
bargain, with or without the furniture, which 10
new and modern.
al Y Nv JOHN f.. CARTER,
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~ Of the subscriber, near Tenalytown, HUA
d: c., two COWS1-one red and white,
with horns; tho Othcr . white, vlthout
horns; both giving milk. The owner is requested
to prove psrts pay chars and take them away.
au &c Sts q. NJ. WATKINS.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NKw YoRK, Aug ~, III a.m.-Flrst board
U. 8. Coupon 6's, 1851, 1oIX; seven-and- three
tenths Treasury Notes, 1Oix; Old Demand Notes,
107K. Market arm, and with upward tendency
Money very abundant at q per cent
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APPoINTKp.-we hear that DIR. VIM. Gunton,
Dr. John b. Blake and Mr.. Thomas Donoho
have been appointed Inspectors OF the DISTRICT
Penitentiary
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HOME AGAIN!

nv HOME AGAIN!
i HE Building, ct 32l Pcnnsylvania avenue,
having &C ain been rebuilt, tho subscribers sre
prepared 70 DO al kinds Of JSR W%i. Menuf.o-
Articles, and Camp Equipments.
Remember, 301 Penn. avenue, south side, near
Seventh street,
jy 3S-u E. II. Z. II. I. GREGORY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-27

AN EXCITING scKsK.-This morning, about o
O'Clock, porter's horse started from the stand
south side OF the Avenue, near Twelfth street.
and by a sudden turn upset the wagon. The
driver, standing near, sprung 70 the horses head
and seized the bride, and chung 70 the horse so
closely, that the animal, though straining every
limb to be free, made slow Roadway dragging
the wagon and driver through the dust The
group Of driven at the stand surrounded the
horse, and finally succeeded In stopping him
without injury 20 the driver, and but slight dam
age TO the wagon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-27

To HOTEL KEEPERS, 6RoczRs, &c-W can
attention to the advertisement Of A, Bininger q
Co., on the Avenue, opposite Willasds VINO ate
prepared to furnish to hotels erocers and families
superior wines, braniies, hquor1, teas, dc ), DC /,
q new stock Of which they have just received ana
|oDcs for sale at prices to suit the times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-27

rice Wait,,-Panick Hughes, drum; fned o..
Chas. Robinson, do turned over 10 the military.
J. B.. Fulton, profanity; fned % Sc. Henry
Sweeds, drunk, and Robert Short, sleeping In
wagons turned over TO the military.