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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-05

THIRD WARD POLICE CAsEs-Before Justice
IhoRpSoR.-Wm. johnson, forestallng the mar
ket fined 81. Lewis NoyeS and Henry De-
ming, Thadeus Spurgeon and Thos Forrest
do; do. 50 each. Margaret Brown, disortiarly
and profanity; workhouSe 80 days. Andrew
Anderson, drunk and disorderly; fined Sd
Dan'l Dugan, do; workhouse 60 days. John
A Duean, do; turred over TO the military
Susan Dugan, do; workhouse 80 days. VIM
johnson and Geo. A. Pontias. sleeping in the
street and disorderly; turned over to the mill
tary. Cornelius Leonard, drunk and dIsor-
DERBY; fined 81. Richard Nolan, do: do 81
Sophia Williams and Adam Young, do; dis
missed. Utermehle BlaterlitZ do fined S1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-05

ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRs.-The number of
soldiers in the services of the United States
buried in the Union burial ground near this
place, up to Saturday last, was 41J.
A number Of WOrkmen are engaged i'm build
ing the new extensive bakery for the United
states government, on Oronoko street. The
building extends the entire width of the soriara
and number of the ovens have already
been completed. When finished U,n00 rations
per day can be baked.
1t is reported that Messrs. John Adam and
Benjamin Lambert OF this city, in the Confedc-
rate army, have. been recently killed, the
former III skirmish near Germantown, the
latter, accidently, by Confederate picket
Ater. Gazette, Nor. g.
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DIsMISsED-iesterday, Moses Clark, the
colorcd man who vas sent to Jail on suspicion
OF icing concerned in the robbery of Mr. James
ShreVe OF SI,DEi vas brought out for further
hearing before Justice Thompson. The evil
dence was not sufficient TO justify the longer
detention of the prisoner. His knowledge of
the pocketbcok was only from seeing il in the
owner hands, and the reason of his early
leaving the store where he was EMPLOYED was
because he had got through with his work lie
was dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-05

DANGEROUS DRIvING.-Yesterday, Richard
smith, r hickman, was arrested by PatroIman
Britt, for disorderly conduct. The offence con.
sisted in his driving his hack against another
damaging il. Justice Thompson who tris d the
case, in consideration of the defendants will
hngness 10 pay for the damage done the plain
tin's coach, fined Smith 81, and gave him some
appropriate advice relative to careless driving
and endangerng life and property.
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MARRIED.,

July "a, la62, By Pastor Finkel, Mr.. ERNST
AUGUST KNORR to Miss ELLEN Y. SIIMIDT.
On the I'd of November, by Rev. Mr.. Waters Mr.
GEORGE G: CAMMACK to Miss KATE NJ. Do
LAND, all of Washin gton city.
Baltimore Sun COPY
On the 18th instant, by Rev J. e.. Butler, MAX
N1ESENFELD of Charlestown, Va, to AMANDA
d. MURPHY, Of this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-05

KNOCKING DOwN SOLDIER.-Yesterday
evening three drunken soldiers belonging to
SCOTS Nine Hundred Cavalry amused them
selves by riding their horses over the payements
on Massachusetts avenue, near Sixth stree,
and attempted to jump over an excavation for
gas pipe near Seyekth street, when William
Truman went out to them, and picking up 4
stene struck one of them Oh the jaw, knocking
him from his horse. Officer Crown and Con-
stable ColciaZer Immediately arrested Truman
and took him before Justice Barnaclo, who hsld
him TO security for a further hearing. The affair
created considerable excite nlent at the time
some blaming Truman, and others allegin that
he had done perfectly right. The soldier who
WAS hurt inclined TO the latter opinion, and re-
fused to appear at the office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-05

THEW ATER WORKs.-A large force of work
men are now employed OH the Potomac water
works, under the direction of the engineer in
charge, Capt W. X. Hutton. The reservoir at
Droyers Rest is being pushed forward to COM
pletion; Cabin John Bridge is being finished.
and q large force are now at the Great Falls,
trimming the foundation for the dam
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-05

CASE or CUTTIN6.-About seven O'clock
Monday evening, as young man named VIM.
Joyce, was standing in company with two girls
near the corner of 10Th and l. Streets he got into
an alteration with a teamster, named James
Grady, who was standing near, and they each
pulled OF their ceats and went into n fight,
cut the latter about the face and breast, but,
fortunately, the knife being dull, no serious
wounds were inflicted. Officers Stinchcomb
and Stewart Were at once upon The spot, and
arrested Joyce, who was taken before Justice
Drnry, and held to security for his appearance
At Court
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS.

III INVEST YOUR GREEN BACKS.
i HE Undersigned offers for sale a large lot of
GROUND, situated between High and Valley SITS ,
on the Heights Of Georgetown, containing about
80 go square feet. Also. upon the same elevation
II lots OF ground so feet Valley street and l2l
feet deep These lots, for beauty of tustion are
not surpassed by any in he town. For terms, APP
ply to X. JACKSON, Attorney at Law, No. 45J
brioge street. oc Sl-lw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-05

THE NORTHERN MARKET.-So large has been
the attendance OF dealers and purchasers at this
market for some time Iast that il has been found
necessary TO make large addition in the form
Of q shed, on the south side, twenty-siX feet
long, extending from Seventh 10 Eighth streets
This shed will contain about ninety new stalls
The work is being done under the direction OF
Mr. James Bowen, clerk of the market, and
Messrs. Hardness and Ctermehle, commission
ers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-05

DEATIBSF SOLDIEHa.-The following have
been reported since our last:
Charles %. Austin, company +. 10th n. J.
Charles T.. Rodgers, company B, 18th VT
Angel Luares, company ID, Goth N. Y.
Serg't George Henry, company +, 35th Mass
Myron Z. Bennett, company Il, 127th n. Y
Hiram Northway, company e., 1OIstN. Y.
Egbert L. Stearns, company ID, 9Th NY. art'y.
W. I. GOodlive, company L, 9th Ohio cay'y
Charles Latue, company f., l4th Conn.
Corp1 Elisha Jones, company F. 2}d Mich.
James Reardon, company III, LIST Ny.
Private in company Il, I'd n. Y artillery.
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We YESTERDAY called in to see our friends Bar
din, Il Powers an luxuriatei on some of the best
steamed oysters that have yet eaten in the city
We would advise our friends who iniul &c in luxu-
ries Of hat desert ptiOn to give Burdine Powers
call. They will there be able TO feast the inner
man on ice steamed oysters. Don't forget to give
Kirby Bouse.
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GREAT TOILET TRICxPH.

No L'"d, no Lime. no Eif,n. Of !Siire,: acts in
Simultaneously never fails; produces all she shsi-s
or black and brown. Parties who were dissatisfied
with other Dyes use tkis with in-ariable satisfac
ticn
Manufactured by J. Cristsdoro, s Astor House,
New York. Sold everywhere, and applied bY ell
Hair Dressers '' III.
Price 81, S1.S aud SS per box. according 70
size. No s.
CRIsfADoRo's HAIR PREssRyAfrvB
Ia Invaluable with his Dye az it parts the utmost
softness the aost beautiful gloss and great vitality
TO the hair.
Prics5o cents. 81 and o. per bottle. according to
size. oc S,--eoI,ur
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-05

EYE AND EAR Observation-Disclosures So, Noises ia the
Head, Impaired Sight, Cross Eyes and all Throat
Diseases causing Deafness are exclusively treated
by DR.. Won MOschZsker. Oculist and Aurist. Hun
dreds of testimonials from the most respectabl
citizens Of Washington, and hume ous acknowledge
ments from well known public men who have been
most successfully treated by DIR. Won NJ can be er.
amincd at his Office, 227 Penn. avenue Opposite
Willards'. Itr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-05

ARREST OF SWINDLER.-OfiicerP endcll, at
the instance of Mr.: Enrich, proprietor of En-
rich's European Hotel, corner of Eleventh
street and Pennsylvania avenue, Yesterday
arrested man calling himself Alfred HufnoT
charged with forging vouchers against the
Government, and endeavoring TO disnosc OF
them. He h4d tn" regular blanks, but they
Were not correctly filled up. He had also
exhibited letter, purpOrting TO BE- written by
a tailor in baltimore, apologizing for his (thc
tallorS) failure TO send his order for q suit of
Clothes; but promising 10 forward by express
Immediately. Unfortunately for Hufnor, the
letter was dated Washington, instead of Balti-
more. He also had OH his person scvera forged
papers from the military authorities, as ''SSrr-
gent" Hufnor; likewise, a lieutenant's shoulder
straps. Justice Walter turned him over to the
military authorities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-05

FOR sALE-A BARGALN.-eA, HORSE AND
II BUGGY, with Harness and Saddle and -
Bride. The horse is only years ola, very 10
kind and gentle, well GATED and in eyeryNA
harness new and substantial. For psrficulars in
aure at goo street. or AZ the stable Of Dr. Greg
Pa. av, where they may be seen oe rs In.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-05

MARsHALis SALE.-In virtue Of writs offsrf
vi fsciss issued from the Clerks Office OF the
County Of wsshin gton and TO me direeted. 4 VII
sell at pg Bile sale for CASE In front of the Court
9Th day Of NoremSer' isss. at II o'clock M. %
lbSlllowlng piece or parcsi Of land, called Mount
district Of Columbia, and bo11ded as follow.
Re ginning for the same A. stone the second boun
esTy Il '6s SSty Of & staining On The
the old Blsdensbgrg road leading TO Georgetown,
sH w da q
right, north seventy six degrees, west six and Q
ty-four perohes. north twenty.six Serreee' vt
twenty perct es, north fifty five and half degrees
Ss5t ten PeIehes pSrts seventy one desrsss west
ner Of lot umbe four q ssid tract Of land as a.
one and a qserter degrees, east enc hundred and
hfty.tvo and three quarters perchss 90 a stone
half degrees. east sixtynine perc6es' 70 the rum
pike road then south four degrees, east one hum
f f5eo s0utS o ok xn the said
eight and Clio perches still with the said road 20
soeb i've .ns S ,a sSsi tss9
and Go 100 perches TO the boundary line of the saA
CITY: ana With SAID ihiriy ninth line thence vita
ginning, containing ninety seven acres and eigh
Ard also that other tract Of land besinnint ON
south boundary of said tract Pleasant Hil at stone
vest aP parrSes To Rock Sse eSrt DEG
tb: nee north ls deg Il min east IL soIoo rerehe;
road and stone; thence south deg. 81 min, east
M S.ls perches With ssid turnpike 20 Brown
tracts being that tract of land owned
by the late Jesse Brown, seiIed and levied upon
satisfy Sudicisls Nos 80 Isl. s2, las iss' 80 81,
252 and 258 to October term in favor Off P SBsrth.
ssc c9 wR
and Allison NailOr, use of Wpi J Birss ,ov
oc T-dts u. 8. Marshal. ID. q.
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SECONDHAND STATION CAsrs.-B>fors JUS
tice Drary.-W. II. Clapp, drunk; fined 81. l..
Chapman, theft; Jail for court. Hannah Will
kins, drunk; fined 8. Jacob Shandel and c.
II. Whitney, disorderly; turned over 10 the
military. James Downell, drunk and disor-
derby; fined si.ss-by Justice Thompson. Julia
Ann Bond, disorderly conduct fined -, and
held to security for peace. Elenora Washing
ton, disorderly; fined -. George w. Harrison,
CHARGED with ASSAULT; dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-05

BUFFALO ROBES all sizes, Wolf Robes. SkupL
Robes Tiger Robes, Army Blankets, Blue, Green
Red, White, Grey and Plaid may be found at Tn,
India Rubber Store of Allen, Clapp Co. penn
avenue, between 10Th and nth SITS no3-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-05

, AT THE DOLLAR SroRE, 43s Pens. avenue. near
"A street is nov displayed the best assortment of
SeSeiry and Silver plated Ware in the city. Drop
In there and supply yourself for 81 no l1w'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-05

MILITARY OFFICERS will find the Mattress Cot
very desirable, us il can be folded up into very
small SPACE, filling into a canvas bag II is strong
and durable, and can be converted into a chair or
lounge AZ viii, and is arranged that it may be
stuffed with hay straw 1t Is made of DO tn car
pet and canvas For sale at the India Rubber Store
and 18th SITS oc aim
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-05

DESIRABLE INDIA RUBBER GooDs.-Mr. II. A.
Light dull finished Coats; also, duh finished Pom.
shos, extra large sizes also; lot of blue En- sish
Tslmas very long at $40 each; also, extra long and
light Gin wei htD Rubber Cspes with sleeves which
he Is selli at manufacturer pyces at his India
Rubber Warehouse 3 O Penn syl v xnia avenue be-
tween 9th and 10Th SITS. Oc Aft
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GIVE ME- A CALI

He Undersigned res pectfully informs his frIeDHa
and the public that he will open his
well-known establishment this day for!NA
the season. He has had il Thoroughly SyMD
repaired and neatly fitted, and has $50
been engaged all the summer In bedding
the most choice OYSTERS the Chesapeake Bav
could produce in his famous creeks st Piney Psiuf
will receive by the steamer james Guy, from
Piney Point, t~ite week, fresh supply, inds-
pendent Of my regular supply boats. Ny such
arrangements there win be failure in 6llins any
Is we have never heretofore failed To do indepsnd
My arrangements complete that IL can coz
with any house in the United States.
pledge myself to pay particular stteat ion 20 fur
pish1ng hetels, restaurants, suffers and privsto
families, At the lowest cash prices.
VIII keep also on hand hne assortment freah
canned FRUITS and theoretically sealed NEAfD
and YEGETABEs. TN HARVEY
Depot 2el ST., between 10Th and nth,
eeSu Washin Rton CITY ID q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-05

The NIGHT SCHOOLS in the several school
districts are about to be opened. That in the
second district commenced last night, in the
school room at the corner OF New York avenue
and sixth st. That in the fourth (Island) dis
trlct VIII commence on Monday next, in the
Easement Of the Presbyterian church, Sixth ST.
opened in a few days, at Mr. McCathran's
school room.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-05

GEoVERs THEATER.-st East 'LYne"-rha
greatest OF all the successes of Miss Lucille
mestern-'' East Lynne; OF, The Elopenent"-
VIII re produced this evening with a cast of
Sharaelsrs superior TO any ever yet arranged
Ior TINS heart-touching play. Mr.. L. p Barrett
appears tonight, for the first time. He is said
to he very excellent young actor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-05

MASONIC GRAND LODGE.-The annual COM
munication of the Grand Lodge OF the District
of Columbia took place ut the hall, corner of ID
and past grand officers and full representations
from the subordinate lodges were III attendance
There are now about nine hundred affiliated
masOns on the returns. The report of the
charity fund shows the following results:
Federal Lodge. No. |, Sl.6 25; Hiram Lodge,
No. IL, S2ei; Washington Naval, No. 4, s1s67 20;
New Jerusalem, No. S3l.5G; Washington Cen
tenial, No. II. SOL; Lebanon, No. :, Sl9i: Poto-
mac, No. B, $40; National, No II, SlIO: St.
Johns, No. II, S2?6; Dawson, No. III S2I1.25 r..
Il. French, No. IL, Si36. Total, 81 CSC. 7G-being
1871 80 more than last year. The dispeusaion
10 Union Lodge, Alexandria, Va, was ex-
tended. The Grand Lodge of Oregon was duly
represented
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-05

STARTLING! But TRuE-Ths yaluntaers ora
Drawing the dangers of Fever. Scurvy, Wounds and
Cholera. Many a gallant fellow will leave his
bones 10 bleach who by the aid of Holloway a p ills
Ointment, would have returned to his family
strong and healthy. Soldiers, try them Only 2s
cents per Box or Pot oos ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-05

GBISf PENssyLvAHrA Rou1s, cin Baltimore and
Horrisbnys, to the North and West-Two trains leave
Washington daily ana one on SundAy-quicx time
low fare and sure connections. soldiers tickets sold
through At Government rates For tickets and fur.
Their Information apply at the ONCE Of Great Penn
sylvsnia Route, northeast corner Of Pennsylvania
avenue aud Sixth St, Washington. 6hice open from
8 -. m. until p. m; on sundays from to p. m.
gu lily u. o. NORTON, Agent.
TEE INDIAN HERD bocroa, from Canads, will
describe diseases and tell his patients the nature Of
Information from them. No eaa.gsJor consultation
o. ddrils. ONCE, No. IL Washington Building,
Washington, d. O. aua5-tf
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WARD II. LAMON.
L. s. Marshal ID. q.

NARSHAL's SALE.-In virtue Of writ OF 6ers
wi flcias, issued from the Clerks Once Of the
Circuit Court Of the District Of Columbia, FOE The
county Of Washington, and 90 me directed wiz
expose at sale, for cash in front Of the Court
House door of said county. on THURSDAY, tbs
fenssnts right title, claim and interest in and 90
Lots los: IS and 6. in square No ls in the city o.
Washington, ID. C., together with AL and sin sulsr
the improvements thereon, seized and levied upon
az the property Of John Q. Romele, and win be sold
TO satisfy jpdcials No 49, 90 October term issa On
favor of John W. Rdenour, use Of Upton II, Ride
nour. WARD III. LAMON
&C I-dts u 8 Marshal ID h
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COMFORT AND EASE IN One MIyUrE.-Corns Bum
ions, Csllosities, Club and Inverted Nails Ohii-
blainS Frosted and Tender Feet, enfar god and dis
the Feet: Hands and Pace. cured witkoat pain or
Inconvenience 10 the patient by Dr.. White, the
we'll known chiroPodist, at 42f Pennsylvania ave-
nue., near Pour and half stseet four doors above
the General Telegraph Ofice.) No Acid NO Blood
no Pain. oc8U
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-05

NpiA RUBBER CoODs.-The place to buy your
Rubber Coats, Leggins. Camp Blankets Havelocks
R R,sS and every article made from India
where you can obtain them at rsanufaetu rers'
prices, $40 Penna. avenue, between 9th and Ieth
streets. 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-05

CASE DfcIDED.-Judge Bond of Rattimore
has decided that the conductor of a CITY passen,
ger railway car was not guilty OF an assault on
II passenger by sjecting him from the car ON hi
refusal TO pay the amount of the fare-he ton
dfriDg 81 note, which tho conductor could not
change-the passenger refusing TO leave the car
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D ArcHELoR's HAZE DYB,

xN oe3I WofI0.
william A. Bachelor, q celebrated Hair DYE FRO.
duces color not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not to injure the Hair in the Least;
edies the i'll effects Of bad dyes and ny soratos the
Hair for life. Grey, Red or RUssy Hniy instantly
turns splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair
soft and beautiful. Bold by all Druggists, &C.
~ The Genuine Ii signed WILLIAM A. BArcaR-
LoR, on the four sides Of each bor
Factory, No. 81 Barclay S., Nee York,
m lily NIate 2SS Broadway and Is BoAd ST.
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Ar ruE INDIA RUBBER SToRs of Allen, Clapp &
Co. Penn. avenue, between loth aud 18th ctr cts
the officer ans soldier may 6nd great variety of
Pillows, Beds, Boots, Cups, Pipes, and the thou
ssnd ard one useful articles in the Rubber line.
lined, Wolf and Lap Rob~s Wool 81 snkets, al col
ofs, Cork Beds Horse Blankets and everything 70
promote warmth and connie It in the camp and Geld
Here, too. map Be found large assortment of
shirts. U niershirts. Drawers. Stockings, Buekskin
Gloves and Gauntletts. Yalises, Leather B.gs and
small trunks made TO stand rough usage in baggage
wagons. Camp Stools. Cots and Arm Chairs, all Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-05

MEDICAL DIRECTORS OFFICR.-This Office
was removed too day, from It's location in the
No, 1:2 PennsyIv aSie venue Satween Ni,e'
tenth and Twentieth SITS.
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486 NEW FALL sTOcK. 400
PAPERHANGINGS
dium and Low priced PAPERS, spprouriafs st he
Tor the richly aSSFSfS p s hSTEMss residence
beautiful selection Gold Band. Imitation Gold
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES
Warranted 10 be Gilded tsifh Gald Leaf
The handsomest assortment in the District from
the best mandatory In the country Also beau
tiful variety Of dark Wood and small sized Oval
tic manufacture
PICTURE CORD AND TAssELs.
different sizes and colors. Picture Rings Nails 90
GARD PHOTOGRAPHS
&c.
. The attention of those renovxting In called TO
the sooSe goods, which were purchased for and on
account Of the times viii be sold at the lowest re-
fnunerattve prices exclusively Tor
CASH -.
TOT Eoocs aud labor. when purchased and executed
Al aoucies warranted as Represented.
Orders for PAPERHAN0ING or WINDOW
sHADEs punctually executed in city or country.
No. 4s6 Seventh ct, eight doors above
&C lin Odd Fellows HAll.
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CD REWARD.-Lost, on Saturday, p bunch Of
% = KEYS. The above reward will be paid on
leaving them at the Cigar Stand National Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-05

REeIoNED.-COl. &. NJ. Zulick has t.ndered
bis resignation Is commander of the ld District
Regiment, owing 10 continued i'll health
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an THE BOTH ULTIMO the steamer CITY of
~ Richmond fell in with, on Gle iapeake b 4y and
picked UP in burnt cOEdi'iou, some Sails and
Rigging. JAMES K. KELLY,
n03AF captain.
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GS REWARD--Strayed or stolen on the 2ltli of
eDo Oc' Ober, red and white COW. The above
reward will be paid for her return to JOHN MAD
IGAN, 300 Attn St, bet. G. and III. no 43tt
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FUTURR BAYS.

0Se, ass 9TH street. eeswees and X sfrestsJ
DosITlvE eALE OF GOODS 10 PAT RoAlp
u lsssroiiGr..on YRfDkY MoRNiNg. No
9TH ~ 90 ocloct, te shall seh in frost ef tie An
aon E s5s the follosipE P.operty esleasas =
Bay board
Camp Cots.
2csses Good. 8 Tent Poles,
.2s dozen Camp Stools. Baskets. &c, &c
Ioeethsr With many other goods too numerous
nos BoSrz GEIRFIru, Aue,s.
By BoNrZ a GRIPFITH, Auetiose.r.-
SHOES, DRY GOODS, wHfsHEY, AND PANOr
- Goops On FRIDAY MORNING Novemsrrs
shalt ssll, for account OF whom Il ma ' concernc
A lot Ladies ,chiidrens, and Gentlemen : shees.
Lot DRY Goods, Hosiery, and Fancy Goods.
Ono Barrel whiskey.
nos BCNTZ a GRIFFITH, Aucts.
It's, MARSBALs SALE OF PRIZE GOODS
- In viItse OF decree OF the District Court q
will self at public auction, for cash Ct the DrY
Good Store ofJohn q. Clssett, on PennsyIrxnis
avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets on SAT-
UFpAf NEXT, the sth Instant, Commencing al
10 c,oek g. NJ. the GLOWING cargo Of the Fraseis
ii dozen Hoop Skirts,
boxes Essence Coffee,
Large lot Mems and Ladies' Boot ard Shoes
boxes Candles,
Large lot Calico.
Large lot Bleach Cotton,
Large lot Felt Hats.
bags Coffee,
box Castillo Soap,
6totties Brandy.
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AREA OF THE CITY.-The total area within
the city boundary, exclusive OF sil east of
TWENTY fifth street east, and exclusive of the
basin ut the west end of the canal west of Fiji
teenth street, is 6,11O.9i acres, or 26G, 1872 SIG
square feet, divided rs follows