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n NOTICE.
PROPOSALS. From Dealers and Millere, are
invited I'LL the 18th DAY of August 1884, for furnish
ing Flour to tho SubsiEtenoe DEPARTMENT, Of the
Government, and known As No. Extra.
Samples Of this Flour can be sean ct the Capitol
Ii s desired to make contract forao 900 barrels,
should however, any person deEire 10 furnish less
quantity he will state the precise number Of bar
fels in his bid. 49,
rate OF abont 800 barrels daily until the contract L
filed.
No Flour viii BE- received which does not come
up 70 the stapdard at the Government Inspection,
made inst before the purchase. Is
The flour TO be delivered at the Railroad DEPOT
GEORGETOWN, ID. @. 900 =
The Flour 10 be put up IN new barrels,
Government reserves the night TO reject sny bid
No BIDS WI be received from contractors Who
have previously failed to comply with their COB
Bidders must bs present in person TO respond TO
their bids. =. =
Firm. making b,ds should state the names ofsli
'H' Emsnts to be made in Treasury Notes, and the
bid. e De diF r 70 .'C0t; a, BE6KWTIH,
and epdorsed "ProIosas for Fear" d a, iva
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pRcPOsAhs, y yi dl, b Esoslysd 9. the Mayors
gust, for travelling. twenty feet In Width of
Eleventh street west, from MARYLAND avenue 10 a 9
ot atre, taperinS down to Ex inches OF the sides;
tie gravel must Be from ron Carrots BANK. or msst
Sropsr sise, and we'll rolled with hesyy roller.
proposals viii state The proc for sansre yard for
b. 8 ia Commis.ionsfH Easter. It. n District
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LINE! LINE! LIME On hand large quaint
ty Of my own manu- facture, In quantities to su
purchasers, at w. II. Godsy's lime kilns. q
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SIZZLING BIT SAMPLx.-Justus Smith was ar
rested by city constable G. Hurdle, who charged
him with Offering goods for sale by sample with
out license on Friday last. The case was sub
mitted to Justice Thompson, who fined him $40
and So cents costs.
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To OBTAIN fine carts de risits Hkenesses go to
whitehurst's, No. 4A Pennsylvania avenue He
II selling (original carts de uisits nkenesses Of
distinguished men, embracing all the prominent
water colors. Those desiring camp and field views
taken call and leave your orders. jy 12-eolm*
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MANY ENTIRELY NEW and beautiful styles OF
Jewelry are daily arriving at the Dollar Store,
stock IL now very large. Drop In and look at 1t.
jy 29-1w*
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ARRIVED at Carter's Wharf schooner American
Eagle, Capt. Aaron, with coal for George L.
Sberi6 = It's
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THIRD WARD STATION CAsEs-BsforS Jssties
Walter Adam Tafer, drunk and disorderlY;
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Fyon tAs Rec. Futile, Egas TO Dr. Tsnblsfy.
This Is TO certify that, having intensely suffered
for a long time from dyspepsia, loss Of appetite,
constipation. fainting, exhaustion, cholic, pains
In the breast, &c, my situation was painful and
distressing In the extreme. My friends induced
me to try DR.. Tumblety's herb medicines, and
they have cured me. @. l.. EsAN,
jy 19-n st. Dominicks church w ashington.
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! By THE ADvKRTIsKMENT KLsEwHRRE IL will be
seen that DR.. White, the popular chiropodist, IL
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SzuKsH SYMPATHY. the meeting Of the
Young Mems Christian Association, held last
sunday night, In the Methodist Episcopal church
IN Georgetown, one Of the speakers used the fol-
lowing language: "The devil was the first rebel,
and JeH Davis was one Of his followers. The
dTst rebelled against the best government Heaven
ever produced, while the other 10 a rebel against
the best government ever seen on earth % The
plain assertion Of truth gave desperate offence TO
the Georgetown secesh there assembled two Of
whom-Niss Mary and Miss Peggy Wilson-in-
dignantly "skedaddled, }" much to the Amusement
OF the loyal portion Of the audience.
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EXTENSIVE AND MYSTERIOUS RoBsKRY.-Last
Tuesday, Chss Lusby and Fred'k Kessler were
arrested by O1icer McDevitt, suspected by Henry
Becker Of robbing him Of pocket book and be-
tween Eve and six hundred dollars In Treasury
notes. They were taken before Justice Thomp-
son. IL appeared that Kessler had travelled 10
this city In the cars with Becker, from Balti-
more. When they arrived In the city they were
Joined by Lusby, and the three rode In q hack 10
Georgetown. The complainant had drank freely
at several pisces on the road, and he displayed
his money at those places he missed the money
IN Georgetown, after recovering nom intoxica-
lion. Several witnesses swore that the parties
accused Were Of good character for honesty and
sobriety, and that they readily submitted 20
search, and no money Of the description Of the
lost funds was found on them. The Justice dis
missed the case, and the prisoners were honor
ABLY discharged. John L. Smith, Esq appeared
FOR the defence. a.0
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

TOR RENI-At No. $50 I1th street. east eide,
MESTs. ehsmSsT. .lnIis and With sitting n ICONS
hosse. The location is one Of the most desirsbls
A FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT-I7s
"A snes1, ,tsesn 10th and alst' Po'se:s,on
A FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT, With
2lst, in the First Ward. No. a29. Apply 70 THOS.
Ro0sMss For RENT-PsI or. DiDinG Ro IN.
A EPsss sss 2 st. between * ihd S'h ''':
EOR RENT-Nioely Furnished CHAMBERS
l. and PARLORs in q private family, oooupyiIg
z hapdsome. mooern dwelling. with bath, water,
70 aSdfe.. af Box ssH Po.t Once AP'' i u
A House AND STORE TO LET, At cas-
"A Penn. avenue, an exoellent stand for mOst euy
Pc sv. Po,sessien given in q lev days. ~ Sl9t.
EOR. RENTAL elersst and well furnished
Ps..srs Ios s1d Stable sisassed On Read
Vale; aSey 70 BENT Di No. sse f f.s saS
DOOMs FOR RENT-At445, 1 street, south
water and Ess. and IN very Pies sint snd Sssthy
.hsm for bsS on %
Dsrlor. Terms moderate. jT So-sts
EUR RENTzThe four-,tory BrIok DWELL
Il ING HOUSE,, corner of 9Th aid ID slreets,
No 90 Louisiana avenue ~ co-st'
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT. IN the
Il pelghOorhood OF the Patent ana Post OfhceS,
Ply ass 6 .tfsst. between 5,h and ST.. j. . 81.
SEyERAL FURNISHED ROOMS PoR
- RENT, With Board. Also. Table Rosrdere
10th. !, % SIS
TOR REN7-A. two story BRICK HOUSE,
II with bscS building, containing IL roomf; ood
brick st16le ard out houses; water and tne fIuit
hou Sc. if required inSuirs on the pfenises. e5S
MARYLAND avenue. between 18th and 18th iT 50 81
FOR SALE CHEAP. on seoogm9d.linr tsrms,
NJ nss t thru 'to.y Sk FH, aSSst 70
house has all ,n. modern prossMsnIs and Is
The property must &c sold Immediately, as me
owner removes West. Cal 1t the above number.
Fog R RENTsTRs Rs.idsnSs q G.eI; HAIR
ISaS nsaT Bis ;,e and .sJ 81 aoeess y
psopeftg .STs! Sc :udos
And. The house is large AID commodious, with
oSse WES s nd .Ed
s:T1eeiy q T Pr q aP8 1hS
ssSIy e k Ms.sT. JACKSON 4 BIO r; ave,
EOR sALE-A three-story BRICK HOUSE,
atsd on nSfin, 6essssn 81 .n ID ss a.
east. opposite waugh Chapel, CAPITOL MI, For
term. Inc ul-e next door LiI.me hoEsel i!2s lx'
avn Inc uiTe Of W. q. COREY. jsT-H
ROOMs AND BOARD, with . Northern fsmi
y, IN pleassnt locality near the Departments.
So.rds5s s:OSnmOdstsd. AS sEslith Street. be
tween g and II. ie 24-fm
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PoLrcR-Tbe Third Ward patrolmen reported
ve.terdav-JaS, wiIlisms, drunk and disorderly;
anad 81 Henry ipcas, driving on q pavement;
do Clinton smith horse stealing; jail for further
hearing. Geo. Evans, suspected Of completely
with Clinton Smith; do.,-bY Justice Thompson
Henry Koch, assault and battery security Tor
pesce-by Justice Clayton.
The Fourth Ward patrol reported-J- M. Long,
assault and battery; held TO security for hear
ing-by Justice Stratton. Marry Carroll, using
abusing language; held TO security FOR peace-by
Justice Clayton.
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You can gain Eve pounds Of healthy flesh per
month by using DR.. Tumblety's Pimple Banisher.
IL 10 invaluabie for removing pimples, blotches,
&c tan, freckles, sallownsas and all Impurities
and roughness OF the skin, leaving the same
blooming with beauty. !Y5-a
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10. w. B.-John M. Long, who resides on
the Island, and drives hack, belongs to the In
dependent Order Of Wife Beaters. Officer Con-
nell arrested him yesterday for beating his bet
ter half numerically, and Justice Stratton held
him for q further hearing.
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HOSIERY! HOsIERY!I HOSIERY!!l
Stock full and complete In all kinds Cotton and
Thread Hose for LADIES, gentlemen, snd children,
Oil OF when We offer 1t lowest Prices. By the dozen
or in smaller quantities.
SOCKS FOG SOLDIERS,
We have lust received 30 dsaen iIlendid extra
heavy EnElIsh Cotton Socks, for Soldiers, and
will sell them cheap.
JOSEPH J. MAY,
jy % stiff 30S Pa. av., bet 9Th and leth SITS.
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IMPORTANT FROM TIE sOUrH.

The LATEST BY TELBGRhPa
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PIANOS.
SkYERAL Very Moe second hand PIANOS
One for eS6 one for o7S; and ons for 81 -
t &: Me as. s5I s.: ss;s q monthly
w. g, METZRQTT,
bn Cefnsr Of llta &C., end Pc. lv.
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DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS AT "OLD
IL PRICES"
Having purchased many of our goods before the
Ttss in pTtcss thal continue to sell % the fol-
lowing rates until further notice.. as
Beat American and EuElish Prints, I'm Light,
Dark, and Black y at I7H oeuts. - :
Excellent Stirring Cottons, (X and 90 ut Isj<,
IS. ald le cents, q and a. Brown Cottons. at l2,
Is, and 10 cents.
Best 10 Cotton shsetings. fhesvy and fneD at
q cents.
BestE Pillow Case Cot.ons, at 16 cents
6ocd Domestic cling hams, at lsK cents.
In FINE WHITE GOODS, suohes
Stmbric Muslns, yaoonets, shlrting Camorios,
French Muslins, Striped and Plaid Sviss. Dotted
and Figured Swiss, farletons, India Dimlty, TO-,
customers the advantage Of the "old prices, % a.
though these foods have advanced % per cent.
within the last fe v days.
D Postage si,mps taken. asd a premium al
JOSEPH J. MAY, -
iy ss.stit 30s Pa. ave., bet eth and 10Th sts.
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MADAME BOVlN's FEMALE ALFERA-
Wl TIVE PILLS, for the exclusive use OF females
laboring under any Of the following comp aints =
ObsuEcaons, Suspensions, Green Sickness
Headache, Pain In the Side, Pslyitstlon, LoathIng
Of Food, Disturbed Seep. and al ntsrrub tons OF
Irregularities OF the Menstrual Periods. N. B.
These Pills should never be ken by females dur
ing pregnancy: az they would be cure to cause
Rue VsnIerarel, Paris. France. For gale At the
ofhce of Drs. BROTsER3 q GRAY, 179 south
b ST., the only Agents in Warrington. IL 8-eoats
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IN " T. s 7 Nj f N II s.

INV E 8 T M E N rs.
SEVEN AND THREE TENNIS UNITED
STATES NOTES,
UNITED STATES BONDS-DUE 1851,
ONE YEAR CERTIFICATES OF INDEBY-
EDNESS,
QUAR7ERmASTER'S VOUCHERS,
DEMAND NOTES, GOLD ISSUE
......r ACT ofAuEust 10, letl.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN GOLD,
-''' UNCURRENT BANK NOTES,
STOCKS AND BONDS ON COMMISSION,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
RITTENH0UsE, FAINT & Co.,
~ ls-lm Bankers, $50 Penn. avenue.
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PICKED Up AsAIN.-Yestsrday Joe Williams,
who has Just been released from jail, where he
was sent for whipping his wife and other disor-
derby conduct, q short time since, was arrested
by oficer mcDevitt for being drunk and disor-
derby. He was fned 80 by Justice Thompson.
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BulaLAls sour.--Night before last the resi-
dence Of DR.. Oonum, No. ais Twelfth street, near
|, was entered by burglars and some Of his wesr-
Ing apparel, &C., was bundled up to be taken on,
but the Doctor hearing q noise aked who's
theref" and they made tracka In the morning
both basement and hall doors were open, the Key
OF The basement door having the appearances s .,
being turned by a pair Of spanish nippers The
Doctor invites the thief 10 give him snotnef Sis.
Saturday night, the dwelling OF
Mr.. r. !. Fisher on New York avenue, oerween
Thirteenth and fourteenth streets, was entered
by a burglar after the family bad retired, and a
gold repeating watch and pocket book contain
To Mr. Fkhsr were stolen. The burglar obtained
entrance by unlocking the door with nippers
rom the outside. No clue to the thief has yet
been obtained.
gor AND Cold BATHs.-Elsewhere will be
found the advertisement Of Hempler's bathing
rooms, No. $40 street, near the Bank OF w ash
ington. Mr.. Hempler supplies what has long
been needed In Warrington In the way Of first
class bathing accommodations, and his custom
convenience and his terms accordingly moder-
ate. The guests Of the large hotels In that neigh
borhood will ind Hempler's baths TO be just the
thing.
Cow srKALIse.-This morning, as Mr.. A. Da.
Wis, Of Alexandria county, was passing through
which had been stolen from him and neighbor
on Tuesday night, from near Alexandria; and
calling Officer McDevitt, the man having them
in possession, named Edward Seaman, was ar
rested and taken before Justice Walter, who
committed him to Jail for further hearing
Seaman says he bought them from negro.
CAMP MEETING war seems to
have interfered sadly with the usual camp meet
ing arrangements at various points. We hear,
however, that camp meeting will be held at
Prospect or Melville circuit, In Anne Arundel
county, Md, near Elkridge Landing, commenc-
ing on Friday, August %.
PICKED Up AsAIN.-Yestsrday Joe Williams,
who has just been released from jail, where he
was sent for whipping his wife and other disor-
DERBY conduct, short time since, was arrested
by oficer McDevitt for being drunk and disor-
derby. He was fned 80 by Justice Thompson.
10. w. B.-John M. Long, who resides on
the Island, and drives hack, belongs to the In
dependent Order of Wife Beaters. Officer Con-
nell arrested him yesterday for beating his bet
ter half numerically, and Justice Stratton held
him for further hearing.
SIZZLING BIT SAMPLx.-Justus Smith was ar
rested by city constable G. Hurdle, who charged
him with Offering goods for sale by sample with
out license on Friday last. The case was sub
rnikted IN Insktca Thnm mann w ha nod m 400
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IN TIE BERKELEY SPIN9S.
u HIS FAvorite Watering Place 10 now open for
the reception of Vi,itor.,i (by means of AA
the Ba . aa s1a ohIo hsilroad,! Ssr,, EY
and dust Of our seaboard eittiee, and alter Sc
hours Of interesting travel, nd the in the
enjoyment Of the purest mountain stmostphere
affords, TIE aoa.e Wy be kept in suoh manner
will fnd ocnveyances at 1T. Johns Station, on
the kailIoaa $50 miles west Of Baltimore, snd 2H
from tie Springs. -
Al soAwAH1zEWsiiss HHyyExssAbH asAAssNpy,
am authorized BY the proprietor OF there dsil-
oious w .nes rather than incur the risk and ex-
penss Of trsnshippent, @ Offer the balance on hand
aS ten Per cent less than New YORK wholesale
Pees. for the space Of thirty DAYS, unless SCORER
disposed Of There are About 80 oases Of the fol-
lowing ohoioe brands; ~
~ = Waite. hs6 -
ss nsl,i. ESi. .slsiier. %
Hpszh Dor, Xillanyl,
Tokayi M1slas, Tokayi,
Three casks, 50 gallons eeoh, Of Szi,vsle (Prune
Brandy Alao, Kline and Claret Wines In great
vSfistT. EDWARD G. DYER,
$50 Pennsylvania avenue,
iylA-steo Between tssh end 18th %,
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d. hS VETER RfyR SURGEON,

u VETERINARY SURGEON.
DoRsEY's AoTEL, Seventh st.,
Offers to cure the following d. eases In Horses.
viz:
Dlstemper. Hesves, Quincy. Lung Fever, Influ
sn.s, Glsndsr., IN the Sommeneement, RipEbone.
Founders, Coii'r, Head StaEssrs. Parti j Blind,
ness, Wind BROKEN, Kidney Diseases, Gravel,
Fistuls GO. Dr. Henry Ciok has his dip ons from
King Of Prussia. Emsire Royal High SCHOOL for
Veterinary students, At Berlin. Several years
Trupps, first arpee department, State Of Brandon-
burg, IN Prussia. Cures warranted or.the money
refunded. jy q lvs
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MARRIED..

On the lsth Of May, By Rev. VIM. NJ, ID. Ryan,
VIM. n. SUIT to Miss HANNAH Il. sULLI-
VAN, ell Of this city.
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sALE.-Mesrs. Green Williams, yesterday
afternoon, sold lot IS, In square 2s5, on Four
tenth street, between G and d streets south, b
y Roger, q? cents per foot
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CAPrURE OF REsEL BRIDsE-BURNKR.-Lieut.
Dob,on, Of this city, member Of the lst District
Of Columbia regiment captured man on Tues
day hght, supposed to be one OF the rebel prison
rrs who recently escaped from Fort Delaware
ae was detected In the raScslly attempt 10 destroy
the bridge on the railroad this side Of Annapolis
Junction He was unscrewing the bolu az the
bridge and had he succeeded be would probably
nave precipi:ated the next train down the en-
bankuleat A severe and immediate punishment
shouId be meted out 20 such scoundrels.
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HooLYY's MIysrRKIs offer q splendid bill to-
night, and we doubt not Growers Theater viii
be well patroniIed on the occasion. Among the
new acts 10 be produced are the Government
sneculatorsn and the "wallemshehastacut
Brothers" by Seymour and Lehr, In their inimit-
f Rorg, AVE- will Be given By Roifin Howard, and
Tim Hayes will appear In his wonderful clog
dance New songs, Duets and choruses viii also
be given.
CANrERsURI NALL IL thronged nightly by the
laughter and fun-loving community, who are
hugely entertained by Jim Budworth, acknovl-
edged to be among the best Ethiopian performers
on the stage, and unexcelled In his line Of acting.
Budworth, Denny Gallagher and Willie Emer-
please and amuse In addition to the Ethiopic
performances the DeIevante Brothers also appear
in their daring and perilou trapeze, la Pe,che and
silt feats. Songs and dances are included In the
entertainment. ..-...-
ACADEMY or MusIc.-ThIs resort is nightly en-
Hvened by the artistic executions OF Mr.. HenIy
Jungnictel ON the violin and the me sineing 9'
signora Seydel. Attentive walters are IN al'eho-
ance TO dhpense refreshments.
APOLLO CoNcgRT SALOON. Free conceru
daily at D. m. Refreshments at hand.
LIBERTY HALL, ALKxASDRIA, 10 now occupied
by troupe OF Ethiopian performers ana min.
strels under the auspices OF Menrs. PsIksr ana
ker Hugh Clark and other frst-class Ethiopian
performers, and Nellie Taylor, Jennie Allen and
Julia Price, who have won applause In the past
Tor tneI me singing ono uahCAuk'
TEE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA VOLUNTEERS have
never vet received any encouragement from either
private subscription or legislative attachments for
their benefit. In this respect they are unlike any
other regiment now In the United States service.
The pecuniary reward has been altogether with
held, while In too many instances the volunteers
Of this District have been traduced with Hbe, al
hand This should not be. The loyal citizens
of this District should manifest an interest in the
troops sent forth from our midst, and aid them by
the cheering smile and word, and the open purse.
We understand IL IL contemplated to hold meet
ing in few DAYS in fnffherance Of this object,
when no doubt the hbefality and patriotism OF
the people Of this District will be fully sustained
as we are satisfied II In only necessary to bring
the subject the attention Of the people to secure
Il proper attention.
The First District Regiment has only about
three hundred and Hfty effective men. Snenu.
Gus efforts should be made by the loyal citizens
OF the District to keep this reg neat full. 1t can
be done IL, like other titles and communities, an
adequate bounty Is given and proper induce
nents are held out to volunteers BIZ the citizens
Of Washington. The country wants fighting
men, and Il Is but proper that the District Of Co
lumbia should furnish her quota.
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ILLNRss OF MIMsTKny-The numerous friends
Church win regret 70 learn that he Lies very Low.
He has been III fof some Two or three weeks, and
has been gradually growing woras until Last even
iEz when little hopes were sntertatne6 81 HE %
soyery. This morning, however, has eondifsss
has improved. , q .a-l
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CAMP MEETING war seems to
have interfered sadly with the usual camp meet
ing arrangements at various points. We hear,
Prospect or Melville circuit, In Anne Arundel
county, Md, near Elkridge Landing, commenc-
ing on Friday, August %.
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MARKRT TEIEvEs This morning, Mr.Wetzel,
3 butter dealer In Center Market, commenced
arranging his stand at an early hour, and placed
his change box containing, bssades some small
change, two aye-dollsf Treasury demand notes)
on the table. He turned from Il q me nnent, aAa /,
presto! ekasss, II wss gone. Some skiIful tnief
had lifted It The box was found IN another
part OF the market, minus the money, Of course.
IL requires all the attention Of the patroImen in
that beat to keep the market clear Of thieves but
sometimes the scamPs get opportunities to oper-
ate successfullV. H'..
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AIxLD 70 KEEP IHE PKAcK.-Margaret 9, Con:
aeG living on y street, between First and Second
yestsa day complained that her neighbor, MARY
Ann Carrie, had used indecent, profane and
rcstsd her. The case was ruled before Justice
CIayton and several Witnesses testified 70. hef
having used thfI,sis, andshs was held 70 ball 10
kFep the peace. 81, ~. s-+sa.f 20 & Az
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MoSK GOVERNMENT Property FouND.-Yes-
t.rday rsatrolman Cornell, Of the Fourth Ward,
got upon tie trail Of Government goods out Of
proper custody, and traced them to the house OF
consulting Of blankets and soldiers clothing,
were recovered and taken 70 the Fourth Ward
station to be returned to the Government officers
Pagan was taken before Justice Walter and the
case Of Government goods dismissed; but Pagan
was fined $40 and costs for selling liquor with
mt license
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RoNANcx OF WAR.-Two glrls, aged respect
lively et2 hteen and twenty years. and hailing from
vost harshal's once Yesterday, arrived In full
uniform. According to their own Statements
they bad been In tn army some months; one Of
them asserting they bad perticipat In the bat
monIshing them on the folly Of thar course,
started them on their homewsrd way = :
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FrRr-The alarm Of ire last night wss caused
by the burning Of frame warehouse and black I.
amith shop on Water street, near the squeduct,
In Georgetown. The warehouse was occupied
rs bales Of hay, which was consumed, The
.hop was occupied by -Batsr. The afemen
sEefe oul promptly, and through their exerhoni
The adjoining property was saved. -----. .-
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs-B.Tors Jxsties
WeItsr Rose Donlan and A gneS Knox, indecen,
language; dismissed. w. Pagan, for obtaining
Government property; dismissed. Also, for sell
ing LIQUOR without licenss; haed 40 s.. Joseph
Kelly, disorderly; fined 81. Andrew Sullivan,
drunk aud disoTderly; fined 80 "a John Kick.
man, disorderly; dismissed. James Kane, drunk;
1ned 81 VIM. Wray. do; 81. sarah A. Thomp-
son. sleeping In the street. and 9. G. Beach, taken
up a a secessionist from Richmond, were dis
missed.