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By c. MCGUIRE co.. Auctionee~s.
HANDSOME FCRSITT RE AND HOUSEHOLD
IL EFFECTS Ar PCBLic SALE-0n MONDAY
MORNING. October 18th, ~ ~ O'Clock, ~ the resi-
denee OF his Exeellency G. =. Asia Buruags Minis
ter from Chill, No. 215 Vermont avenue between
Il and streets, We shall sell his Furniture ana
Household Elects. COR prising-
Suite OF Solid Rosewood Psrlor Furniture. finished
IN green Satin Damssk, and consisting or
Two Sofas, four Arm and eight Side chsirs, nsds
Blk Walnut Easy Chairs, finished in Crimson sati.
Handsome CT mson silk covered Sofa,
Rosewood Marble top Centre Tables
Walnut Secretary and whatnots
Rich Velvet Paror Carpets
Suite .r q Solid Oak DiHinsroop Furniture con-
Extension Dining Table. Msrele-top sideSo.rd.
Three Arm and ten Side Chairs, finished With me-
rocco,
Bohemian and Crystal Cut Glassware.
French China Dinner and Tea Service
Walnut Hat Tree. Iron Hall Chairs,
Velvet Stair Carpets. Rods and Eyes.
Handsome Bronze and Gilt Chas5eiier, 6 fishfs
Walnut Bedsteads, Bureaus, and Washstsaas,
Cottage and Iron Bedstesds, Toilet Sets,
Mattresses, Bolstere. and Pillows,
Three ply and Ingram Carpets &c,
foxether with the usual assortment Of Ki.chs8
Requisites.
AT oyE O'CLOCK.
In front of the premises
An excellent French Coupe,
Set Of Double Harness.
Terms cash.
Decd &c. Mcguire a CO. Aucss n
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BY GREEN a WILLIAMS. Auctione.r.

BY GREEN a. WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
TRCS TEH'S SALE or VALUABLE M
Il PROVED PkoPfETT N THE Cot Mites eF VAST
fSGToN ASD PRiscE GEoHGE.-Cnder and BY virtus
OF deed OF trust 10 the ubscriber date -
ssth OF October lSci, and recorded auson the Lad
records OF Washington county in the District %
Coiumhis, Iiber u A. s., No. ~, fol;os g. &c an1
Also n Lioer y. g. No. L. folio in 4c enc 81 tia
land record books OF Prince George county, In lie
state OF Msryland, shall sell. a. Public Apcsses
70 the highest bidder. on the premises, on WE'D
SESDAf, tae 9TH ofNoyembsr next, 81 Il "a the
iouernz piece OF parcel Of land, ss dsseribed ia
county, and partly in aid Prisce George cssuty.
eether with the improvements. consisfius OF q
comfortsble Frame Dyellings Cern Hsuss e,d
Stable, This is part Of the sinsi Hsnfitos
About ,senty-iye acres OF this tract ara eles,~6.
and VII A5sysed for market purposes; the rssidus
TSis farm .sdioins the ,snd. of M...r, Yeunr.
Brown; ana Condor, and is about one mile dise0sf
from the Government Insane Asylum, aeAr tAe
rb:esttsxssy ssss The dag VIII desispste Tie rssA
Ont TIE terms ,s sse 0as third s.ss the s.,.aes I.
give nasss Tor the hS Se iSs -: e
terest from the day of sale.
Al eonveysneins 81 the cost Of the purchases
~ the terms Are not complied with IN Eve Ar
we Trustee reserves the right 20 resel the prep
erty ~ the rsk and cost Of The defsrlting purcAA
SER. 81 Advertising the same three Snes IN IL
National Intellisencef.
56sGS sAssoItv siSs =; ssrs zs..
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AUCTION SALES.
R,w wtJIS 90 A,-,;.,..-.


Ryw l. WALL & Co. Av-tica-.--
: DERkMPToEY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
FRrpSf SS ;1asEI AT
sssicn n ftyn,ing . fee! sn Third street vest ana
dence Of WV. Berth, ESQ. one square north OF
Terms: One third cash; balls nee "a q and yesr..
hrn.ing interest, and secured u deed oftrust on
ocs W. u. WALL a co. Auct..
Bys. r. L. CROWN & CO., Aue,ionecrs.
A DMfNtsrRAT0RS SALE.-Me wilt sell ct
% Il. 9 Sasss.. isss q Il
Fsn-s between e. and Ss% yss s
tia: portion Of the PERSONAL estate OF the said
rurt-nsnces of the Yard and Stable.
Terms OF sale: All sums of Eve dolia = aud under
cas-. over ssid smount. Credit of ninety days. Tor
notes satisfactorily endor.e bearing Interest from
sA"rF 4 T. fn eScw saTl eo sss
Byw. l.. WALL a CO. Auc,io.eers.
I1sss sALk OF DwESLING YeSsE
sell p 1a a sfs: b.ssI s
e sS .pa IN sr s.s.'s sr g. north
posite the street Bs ptist Church.
three. years, bearing interest, snd secured Ly
deed sss o. trust On the SFeI ri WALL co .u.,.
BY D. Y. Met 1hE q W. Auctonecrs.
TRUSTEES SALE or VAIL Bib BUILDING
i Lor.-Cnder and BIZ virtue of decd Of trustto
the Subscribers, bearing date on the 9Th day OF
=, No. IT., folio rg, &c, one Of the land records
for washin gton Comfy, in the District Of Colum.
bs We will sell ct public auction. in front of the
premises. NJ s q clock p. m the ninth day of Octc-
Der, A. d. lss2. the following DESERVED piece or
Lot No. eight, 49, in uhlman's subdiFisoa Of
original Lots No; one % and two, a. In square
This lot ID situated in apdly improving part Of
the city.
Terms of sale One-t in cash, OF which sss
to be paid at sale the remainder in two equal
payments; ct s and Il months, with interest. se
cured by deed of trust Terms to be com piled With
in Eve days. All conyesancins at pa rchsser cost
WILLIAM II. WARD r..
THOMAS G.. DOM trustees
se2s J. G. McGUIRB a CO., Auots.
EIHE ABovE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 18th.
W. H. WARD. tr
THOMAS c. down, trustees.
oc9 J. c. Mcguire & Co, Aucts.
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MARRIED,

On Sunday, September 18th, by Rev Jose oh II
Price, ID. d.. THEOD0e az q. LANE, Of New York
TO ELLEN ELIZABETH FRENCH, Of Washing
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OCUIIsT AND hUIIST.-Dr. Won Moschzisker
gives his entire attention to the treatment of all
maladies OF the Eye and Ear. All surgical opera
tons required TO restore sight hearing performed
Deafness OF the longest standn. and all noises in the
head removed. Testimonials from most reliable
sources from ell known citizens ca be examined
at has Office, 221 Penna. avenue, oppo5its Will
lards' 1gt
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TIE LARGEST and finest assortment of Fis,,
Glasses IN any shape and style is to be found a
Messrs. Franklin Co.'S Optical Establishment
ga Penn. avenue, between 18th and 18th streets
north side NJ
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON AND TS-SdSRROW..

4 by ,. c. MCGUIRE a CO., Auctieneers
- ,Tssss DwssLIss HessI.:-on THr ksDAr,
premises, the sabseribcr WIN ell. parts Of Loss
So S and ~ in ssnsr. 40 81 fressi.s :. FEET .s
built ,S5I I i:S:'s nsis. pssiss
ef rsasd H .I.s on r ias rs, fronting fsss
and twelve months. with Interest. secured Sy a
oesa Rt Slcnttt SS satfEp scSs.s Hs
ByJ. c. Mcguire CO.. AuetiOp-cr,-
CLOSING OFT SALE OF LARGE AND Xxx.
.as EsiPs from :.s Gsso 81 =;
reserve, the sinder OF her Valuable cargo. oer-
So Ibis, ehe;oe Ext-. Ohio Flour, Washington ana
IN f Nsr r Ss1, insyeettiggn;, 90 Z.
l5a hhls Standard Crushed, Powdered sud seusre-
50 barrels yellow Coffee Sugar.
~ tcrccs choice Hams,
is iTkins choice selected Butter.
E m'u n2oss 1i A. 40 r;,.u, c.
go soIes CSecsss, selected from the best dsiries.
70 barrel. prime Potatoes,
Together With large s-.artr,ent Of Soap. F.mIIS
and Fancy, Nermsciili. MAccsConi, Teas, ear-
dimes. TapiOca. Rice. Cayenne Pepper. Starch,
The attention OF the trade Ia respectfully Invited
20 this sale, which will be made in lots 90 suit
~ The goods win be arranged the wharf for
inspection ON the merninE OF day Of sale.
~ Purchasers will be required 90 rernove their
the schooner Aid IS freishtins Cor a return "trip.
oesd &c. Mcguire A. Co., Aucs<.
syGREEN a WILLIAMS, Aucticneer..
GREAT SALES At THE Z. PKNTrENrr.
VI ARf on FRIDAY Oct. %, Isi. sts O'Clock q.
Twenty stoves snd large lot of Stove Pipe
Tables. Chairs. Sofas, Clocks.
MAestands CsrPets, Wardrobe
Fifty Iron B~dst-sd-
Flat Irons. Sewing Machines,
Goal Oil Lamp.
SiN Broom Machines .nd siy Presses
blacksmith and Carpenters Tools
A large aranty shoemaker's Tools and Benches,
Two Grind Stones, =
Eight hundred pairs Of Men and Youths she4s.
eight hundred pairs unfinished Shoes, and Saoe
Findings,
One Horse, one Carriage, one covered Wagon. one
Cart,
One Harness Piow and Harrow
ton.
All persons having claims against the Penitenti-
airy, are hereby requested 20 make out and pres< nt
their bills with duplicate in the usual form on or
before the first DAY of November next =
j shall be 81 the Penitentisry on Wednesday sD1
THURSDAY, from q. m. until d. m Of each daK
to exhibit and make private seies = -.
ocsS II. H. KING. Warden
GREEN d WILLIAMS tAuets.
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

JUST AS OUR PAPER Is GOING 70 PRESS,
HEAVILY laden with news OF success
SOMETHING of import We stop TO insert
MAY We here state, . There's Nobody hurt
TITS in gard to an excellent Store,
THAT'S stocked with fine Clothes from ceiling to
floor -
How customers throng-what bargains they get
3 How all the clothes so beautifully At.
GAN you not see the point and the piths
OF ceurse; it is plain-tis the store of friend
SMITH! - ... ..''
46O SEyESTH STREET,
OPPOSITE the City Post ODiee
Where BETTER BARGA AIMS roE CASH can be 'ob.
tame than ut any ether store in Washington. He
keeps every variety of CLOTHING, GENTLE.
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS, and HATS, CAPS
and TRUNKS. oc3.,m
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By y; L; MALL L 4 x CO. As.stionssr..

By ". L. WALL CO., Auctioneers
Successors TO Wall Barnard
RA1LIFF;s SALE OF Hot SEH0LD FCRSI-
~ TCEt, MARI, brGGY, AND HARNESS -0n SAT-
CRDAl, 18th instant, at Il O'Clock ~ We v III EN-
st residence No. 296 South street. between New
Jersey avenue and First street, Capitol HILL al tha
Household Furniture therein contained. seized and
destrained TO satisfy rent due and IN arrears e
James Adams. ESQ ., embracing .
Mahogsny Sofa, lS Mahogany Chairs. and Recess
ton Chairs,
Three Large Psrlor Easy Chairs,
mahogany Ia bic and Marble top Centre Table
Parlor Carpet. Curtains and Shades.
One pair Gilt Mirrors, Girsncoles Clock and yss>S
Extension Dining Table and Chairs
Esagere, Glass Crockerywsre: end Table Cutlery
Three Double Bedstesds and Bedding,
Excellent Feather Beds, Pillows and Bslsters
Single Bedstesds and Mattresses,
Mahogany Dress and Plain Bureaus
Mahogany and other Msrdrobes,
Wsshstands sud Toilet Sets Glasses.
Hall Lamp. Hafrack, and 0ilciotk step ana Chan
Der Carpets, Rugs. :.
Wood, Cane Scat Chamber Chairs.
Once Clock, Cases Drawers, co.tag e style
Rsa4stor, Alright, and other Stoves.
Cook Stove and Kitchen Utensils
Also, AT 0cLccx.
Mare. Buggy snd Harness.
Saddle and Bride,
Lot OF Books, q q.
Terms cash. BY order of the Bsilia
OCT w L. WALL & Co. Aucts.
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POSTAL CURRENCY.-The Post Office Depart.
ment is not yet able to supply but twenty odd
thousand dollars in value of the postal currency
daily. Should this sum be doubled, as is soon
anticipated, the supply will then be entirely
incommensurate with public wants. Nor is it
IN the power OF the Post Office Department to
increase the circulation. The capacities of the
engraving establishments at New York are in
full requirement for throwing OFF Treasury
notes, among which is large proportion OF a
denomination below five dollars.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS,

WoncrsrrRss22fHR h H. I1hh Bull, Reading an.
e4sas sE:n SOUP b ssd
R Rsss Sss RSs Sss5v
Sparkling Gelstne Fsrins Corn starch, and Rice
Spices, ground and nnsround: GserEias, Onions
and Mixed Pickles. For sale b rrxxrv
| sc3-st 8. F. corner Union Square Georsetown.
REAprse ALE S sHb LAGER BEER
! For Sale by
| NJ. PEEL,
| eoc6fw- No. 81 Market Space, Georgetown
Mayors OFFICE. -. :, 49,
AND BRiek FoR sSTf e A. s s
18th ns H o s at sreSss
the stocks OF building Stone and Rrick' at the
ssra ssss Of f hEssy
ocs-dtd rf Mayor.
n b. DAKERsWTTH
and p vii, sea the choicest
LAMB.
SAUSAGE.
that may be offered. oce-M
-I80o.-x.
DRAKE's PLANTATION BIITERs.
They purify, strengthen, and invisora.e.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antidote TO change of water and
diet. se-..'
They overcome effects OF dissipation and late
hours.
They streng hen the sy stem and enlIsen the
mind.
They prevent miasmstic and intermittent
fevers. =.
They purify the breath and acidity OF the
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation. IS
They cure Diarrh9a, Cholera and Cholera
Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous
Headache.
They are the best Bitters In the world They
make the weak man strong. and are exhausted
natures great restorer. They are made Of
pure ST. Croix Rum, the celebrated Cafisaya
BARK. roots and herbs, and are taken with the
pleasure OF q beverage, without regard 70 age
or time Of day. Particularly recommended to
delicate persons requiring a gentle stimuiant.
Sold By all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels, and
Saloons. p. III. DRAKE & CO, eoe Broad.
way, New York. sep e5-eosm
w HOL KsALE DkALERs
TfSsxs c xk.IGs sSS A fstnEsdis FAYE
.. neeinls see Pa Az. Ss.. "a and .etsx
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BOARDING.

A PRIVATE FAMILY, residing in one Of the
"A plesssntest locations in Georgetown, and
having more room than they require, would like 10
take two or three single gentlemen TO board For
particulars apply at No. 15s West street. George
town. d. G.. oc s-StF
DLEASANT ROOMS AND BOARD can be had at
Il 80 Massachusetts avenue. between 4th and
5th streets. oc8-Sts
ROARD.-Single gentlemen wishing 20 obtain
- Furnished Rooms and Board in a private fami-
IT, can be accommodated by calling az this Office (or
addressing G.. ". G. at this ofice.D oc s-3tr
pERMANENT AND TRANSIENT BOARD,
with Furnished or Cnfurnished Rooms may be
obtained at Mrs. VI. J. FISHERS, Al northeast
corner of 81 and sts. The location j. one Of the
most healthy and central. The house has hot and
cold water md gas in every room. oc7-Ns
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SCHOONER AID!-The balance of the yalu-
able and choice cargo OF the schooner Aid will
be sold tomorrow, (Friday,) ut one o'clock D..
Mcclure & Go.
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MYSTERIOUS DISADVANTAGE OF CONCEAL.
Ed TREAsURE-Some time ago Mr. Michael
Shanks, on account of the s'shaky" condition OF
affairs 70 his view, withdrew his deposits from
bank and slowed them away in different por-
lions OF his premises placing one lot, consisting
OF 81 $50 in gold, under hearth in the house he
then occupied, corner of Eighteenth street and
New FORK ayelue.l In moving from this house
ashort time afterwards the house was rented
and tenant was at once ins tailed into the DOM
icif. the owner being quite easy to the safety
OF the deposit On Monday last thinking that
the more hopeful condition OF affairs made
II safe to remove The GcpositP, he went with two
friends 10 The house, and the tenant readily gave
permission TO him 20 take up the hearth and
secure the treasure After considerable work.
ing the bricks Were all removed and the dirt
scratched mp, bnt not trace of the money was
20 o. found! Ne trace Of the money 80 myste-
riousiy spirited away has been found, and the
probability Is that the ul Of this experiment
viii deter Others from entering upon a similar
mode OF deposIiing money for safe keeping
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rEgsxs, ,yss,Sss, ssaTcHEhLs EAyss.
~ Ia WALL, eTNPHRHS CO.
, % H-eeiAli see p. az. BET. ga ana tstiX
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Nl fsciss Issued from the Clerk nee oftse Or
County Of Warrington, and % me directed, VIII
expose TO public sale for csah frnnt Of the court
day Of October. 1882 at ~ O'Clock m the foiisris0
DESCRIBED Lot. TO vat. viz: Lots lettered A, B. C
org nal Lots No, 7. s. and 2, il square Ne ga in
thec!ty OF Washington, ID. c., together ~ith Al
teried pom as the property of yAues Il. DunAvia.
ana will be sold 20 satisfy ,adiciGls No 2s % o.
WARD Ii. IAMos.
ses-otd 80 l.. q. Marshal. d. @.
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By ": I. WALL 4 Co. Auetioneers.
fSucccssors 10 Wall a Barnard
Corner Ninth street and Penn avenue
EQgBBN MENT SALE OF CONDEMNED
~ hoBsEe-Wil be cold at Public Auction q
the Corral, near the Naval Observatory on NON
DAY October 18th, lS62 =
A NUMBER or HORSES,
Concemned ss unfit for public service
Terms cash, in Government funds.
il. DANA,
oc6 Cart A. NJ Z 81
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MORE TRoePs.-The 18th New Hampshire,
numbering Loo men, arrived about 10 o'clock
last night. They are fully armed and equipped,
and arc made up of some Of the best fighting
material of the State. They bring with them
fine band. The following are the officers: Col.
A +. Stevens, Lieut. Col. G.. Bowers, Major J.
j. Storer, AdJt e. III. Giliis, Surgeon g. Il.
Mitchell, Assistant Surgeons s. H.;Riehardson
and John Sullivan, Quartermaster Cheney,
Commissary Smith, Chaplain Jones, Sergeant
Major Laid, Quartermaster Serg't Morrison.
Commissary Serg't Taggard, Hospital Steward
Niddemore, and Captains Gantman, Dodge,
Bradley, Farr, Julien, Buzzell. Stoadley,
Smith, Wright, and Betton.
The nth Regiment from Little Rhody,"
numbering $50 men, cached here about eleven
O'Clock last night, from Providence, where they
Were recruited in very short time. They
number among them many who have already
seen service, most of the officers having been in
the three-months' service. They are accompa-
MED by a drum corps of eighteen pieces. The
following are some OF the officers: Col. Metcalf,
Lieut. Col. John Pitrnan, Adjutant Fessenden,
Serg't Major Pitman, and Captains Parkhurst,
Tan, Gordon, Mowry, Kendrick, Thrashcr,
Morse, and Thomas
lot of 50 recruits for the LIST Massachusetts
Cavalry arrived last night.
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ALExANDRIA AFFAIRs.-During the mont
OF september the Subsistence Department has
discharged at the Alexandria wharves the
cargoes OF twelve steamers, one ship, five
barks, two briss, seven large schooners, sixteen
barges. There have been sent to Baltimore
one bark, ono brig and one schooner, and to
Washington one bark, three briSs, and thirteen
schooners. Since the LIST of October twenty
vessels have discharged their cargoes, and
there are now fifty EIGHT vessels here ready to
discharge. The discharge Of so many vessels
by the subsistence branch of our government,
and OF about three hundred other vessels for
the Quartermaster's Department, during the
month of September, must materially reduce
the present exorbitant rates Of freight now pre-
vailing for coal and merchandise for the Dis.
trict OF Columbia and other cities.
We note sale under the direction Of q uar-
termaster G. B. French of $1,000 bushels of
damaged oat. and corn, which have been
brought here from various point, at 36H cts
per bushel OF So ponds-bags included. An
other lot of 1,S00 bushels was taken at 5OX cts
Mayor Mckenzie in active cooperation with
the government officers in command has sue.
ceeded admirably in establishing and main
tanning good government throughout.
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ANOTHER AcCIDEST.-About3 o'clock yes.
terday afternoon as two soldiers, named VIM.
Douer and Rudolph Widmer, OF the 5ith New
York regiment. We're seated at a table I'm Goetz rs
Hotel, corner OF Tenth and streets, another
soldier, named rederiek Miller of the ist Ma.
ryland cavalry, entered and exhibited his pis /.
toi TO them. Doaer, taking il in his hands, il
having been cooked, IL was discharged, the ball
stnklng Miller IN the right breast, passing To.
yards the back bone, where, it is supposed il
lodged. Miller was AT once made "a con,fort.
able as possible by the proprietor, and last even
ing was sent 70 the Ascension Hospital, where,
1t Is thought, he is improving.
! After the occurrence Louer and widmer
went to the Central 9uardhouse and gave
themselves up for an Investigation, which was
held this morning BY Justice Walter, and, IL
being proven that the shooting was purely &C.
eidentsl they We're dismissed.
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TIRE JURY UNDER THE NEW LAWN pursu-
ance OF the provisions OF The law passed 1T the
tsst Congress, the following officers met few
days since at the City Hall, and in public pro-
cecded &C draw tbs names OF twenty-six persons
10 serve as jurors for the next term Of the Cir
cult Court, which commences on Monday, Goth
inst: Clerk Of the Court, Register of w ashing-
ton. Recorder OF Georgetown, and the Clerk OF
the Levy Court.
The following IS the result OF the drawing
Q. p. Humphreys, J. p. Mexican, A. Ray, ]. J.
Boguc. VIM. Croggon, John J. Joyce, B. A.
kidder, W. 5. Beckett, Ephraim Wheeler, H.
Janney, Augustus Schneider, Francis Haupt-
man, j. q. Hiestor, $. II. Plat, John Webs ter,
Daniel Fowble, II. ". Easily, Moses T. Parker,
Nm. DUR, III. l.. Marks, Y. p Page, T. W.
Fowler, A. N. Clarke, Joseph NJ. Downing,
Isaac S. Gray, H. II. Mcpherson.
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foLlck MATTE8s---Tirst Precinct.-J. Moore.
drunk In the street, locked ,,rl tRschpl Clark
prostitution: fined S3.ai Geo PickralI. Sbus;ng
ms family: fined Ss5s 81 . -, ..
Second Precinct.-Mary Msioney, sellm. ii.
quor; workhonsc. Dennis Raglan, James Gaf4
Ney, having liquor; turned orer 10 u,iiitarv.
Eugene Daley, do; do Peter Wilson and John
TcMann. insulting women; do.
Third Preeinct.-Betty Bowman, Louisa Bow
man, diSorderly; fined S2.A. .Lehn Furguson,
;. Pope, do; fined STA. Louisa Bowman, do;
fined S5.:i John Hubble, do: turned over TO
military. Charles Carroll, drunk; workhouse.
Eighth PreciRct,-John Barrett. Patrick Sher-
~, larceny; dismissed. Margaret O'Nial, dis
orderly: fined s2oi. Tiius. Kicks. do: fined
Sol Margaret Burke, do; do. James Kafe,
Neayer, drunk and disorder!y- dismissed.
Ellen Smith, do. paid costs. Francis Weaver,
DO; fined 1874. John Ritner, selling LIQUOR
without license; dismissed Hugh MoMahan,
forcibIc entry; do. W.Hunpuvili, W. Allison
and John TAYLOR, desertcrs; turned oyrr 10
military. NJ. Ward, drunk: do
Ninh Prcc!nct.-B.Bryan assault and battery,
bail for court Jas. Hughes, drunk; locked up
and dismissed Abraham Miller and John
Eayens, disorderly; turned over TO military.
Tenth Pr'eincf.-W. Thompson, suspicion Of
stealing horse: dismissed. Charles johnson,
swindling; do. Lydia A. Middleton, malicious
mischief do. Elizabeth Parry, disorderly: do.
w. Mason, suspicion: do. F.. Gallaccr, drunk
and asleep do. George Kelley, indecent expo
sure: fined IS. Oliver Miles. assault and bat
terry; Jail for court John Ryan, fast riding;
fined So. Rebecca Richardson and John Lee
disorderly and profane; do. Sl.9i. John Cal
don and Jas. Flaherty, firing pistol in the street;
locked up II hours. Thos. Co,igan, Peter Van
out passes; turned over to military jeremiah
Mccarthy, drunk and disorderly; fined 1921.
p. Madigan, do; do. S3.9i. John Parker, do;
do S5.4. ..: ..- .... e.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-09

ALE THAT Il ALE, AND PORTER THAT Is
Clage:t i Co, of Baltimore, Maryland, now in
the third generation OF irs exis tence have estab
Hshed a permanent branch OF their business in
this city, (sec ADVERTISEMENT where supplies
can b. had in unlimited Quantities. Nov thai
We are reduced (and il Il good for MS TO the
drinking OF malt liquors, the demans must
increase and We ail become connoisseurs oi IT,
and tn best 81. and best porter will bring tho
beat custom. The bottled ale and porter OF this
hoss- equsis lie imported. and 81 half its cost