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FOR SALE AND RENT.


EuRSIsHED RooMs,-FOr rent, several Fur
street e.S Ssfr ReHS and No 4'' on Trs!h
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-A Parlor
= and Bed Room, on first floor. and two Chambers.
Apply at No. 3JJ street, between sth and 10th
streets. oc l.-ea3ts
EURNIsHED ROOMS FOR RENr-Two suites
4 OF Rooms, on first and second floors. No. II
IND ana avenue, nearly opposite Judiciary square
HotsE No 81 On D" the South .ae Of inaisus
avenue. little esst of the City Hall being large
's1 i 1911 fho Siai '
No. 499 Seventh street. oc lf-N-
EOR RENT-Ony one block from the Ca pitol. a
ao Tss SEX o9 ss s"a
Guiding Kitchen. and servants rooms. if desired,
oc ST.
Tor RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE, contain.
L ing III roon>. with modern Improvements. Rent
Streets "'""'" ''' '''n street. between s ana
E'OR RENT-The large doabIe HOUSE, t7OIuh
Il street. opposite Willards' Hotel. cont lining %
ing hot and and cold v ater and bath room. Sc In
9nire OF THos. J. FISHER, or J. G. McGrIRE
d 20 Oe L5-lw*
C'OR RENT. AT ELLAyILLE.-A new HOUSE.
stahlins, coach house X with a lot of tea acres
partly under cultivation Also for sale a good
Cow. and family Hor>. and Carria ye on reason
allie terms. Apply at No. 1863 corner OF 18th. snd
Fl streets. DC I3-lw
LNOR RENT-Thc houSP No. 3J3 e street, be-
Il tween Ia and 9Th streets, c0ntai ming rooms.
with most at furniture requisite for carry in. a
boarding. housr. The eligibility Of its location,
with lt> moderate rent, offers sn inducemcnt for
persons Of small capital that il rarely 10 be met
with IN Washington. Would not object TO rent the
roono IN s'iii> ar Nlnsly. Apply at house. ocBet|
ITO LET-Four line FL FINISHED ROOMS; also
Il a large BED ROOM. attached to q line pa rlor
gas and bath room, No. 49, ID street. between -,
and 81 street, ; doors below City Hsll: desirable
ncishiiorhood; a ;iae view at the Capitol, sc.
lalw"
HOUSE FOR SALE-Three story and basement
Brick HOUSE. seven rooms. with gas, hne
yard. nearly new. in the best of neis hborhood on
18th Strccl. Price Sa.a-i. Terms easy and ~ per
cent; oil Tor cash. Inquire of y. H. MILLER,
Employment Agency Officr, 81 9Th street
Also, Houses wanted. Tenants can De had with
out charge. 10y applying a above. ocS
DOCK STATIONERY ANDFANCY STORE FOR
- SALE.-An established Store IN Georgetown
ID. C.. doing first rate business, ia offered for
sale. Terms made ressonsb Bile. Application for the
same can be addressed 10 b, GEORGETOWN ID. c.,
Post Office. SO ai-3wf
L0R RENT-AtN No. 40 Twelfth ST., east side,
II between and III sts.. comfortable APART
MENTS-chasIbers, single and with sitting rooms
attached recently furnished. No children in the
house The location is one Of the most desirable
in Washington. jeE-d
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MONEY POH TIL: FAMILIES or VOLUNTEERS.
We understand that George X. Wilson, E.sq.,
the member of the War Finance COMMITTEES
nom The Navy Yard, has 5paid over to th,.
Treasurer, Major Il. Il. French, nine hundred
and sixty mine dellars and sixty-fiyc cents col
lected by him follows:
Blacksmith'S Department. .S3le q;
Engineer and Machine Department -. 1-o 80
Iron Foundery Department. .......... ii3 20
Blocbmalipr's Department .......... u 50
General collection. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 29- o.
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ForETU-w ARD STATION CAsRs.-Bef fore ms
tic: Wdii,r.-Natllaniel Smith. stealing sheep:
dismissed Mace Dougheriy, disorderly; James
NJ. McGauley, do; Joshua Gibson. do; locked
mp tour bonr> each. cathariu" CortnAy, selling
liquor; fined -. John Mortimer. John Kelley
Nicholas CHTFcy, George Baater, disorderly:
locked up iuur hours. VI. +. Gombrr, profani ty;
Francis Fitzgerald, do: fined 81. Frank Rich
mnnd and r. f. I-an~rn, soldiers: turned over
~ the military. James Mowbrav, suspicious
released . Superintendent Webb. TO appear
to-day. X T.. whistle, drunk: dismissed. john
Ellis, drunk ana disordarlJ; workhouse 81
DAYS
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CHARGE or FEAUD.-Ye-terday afternoon,
young man named Chas Brady was arrested
by county constable II. :. Ward upon charge
OF driraHding Thos Wier OF S12a. 1t appeared
that Brady sold 4 horse 10 Wier for SIrD, var
ranting tho horse 10 work: but Wier discovered
that the horse would not work, and demanded
the money. Brady Went 10 get a wagon 10 saoW
That the horse would pull, and in the meantime
The hors" was left az stable, 10 b. delivered 10
nm on ne T'.'urn Of the money. III" did not
return, anu hence the arrest. The cas- Na>
dismissed 10y Jus ticr Dom
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n CONrLAIST.-WA WASHINGTON, u. g.. Oct .,
I-fT1- III. .Nur-D-ar Sir: Tou would Obiigf 4
sufferer BIZ calling The attention Of 'he authori-
ties 10 iiIe conduct OF the crews OF our 9unboats
on ;iir Potomac river. For some time past they
have been in tha habit OF landing the Mary
Hand shore Ard helping Themselves 20 any and
everything they may find. va still contend
thar we hay not ;conNtted the overt act"
ami contend i!a. "" are entitled 10 protection
frG 10 q rrn;nent.
1 hope You may make mention OF this fact
;hrough your yaltahe paper. W. are minus
many OF lie comforts OF life II the crews Of
the boats are permitted to land and 'e.lse u, OF
our pOT dbles," what shall we do ibis winter?
With much respect and esteem.
CHARLES COUNTY.
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THIRD " ARD STATIoN 4 e ~ -RSfo,s .Iu.-
tee Thompson .-(irorge T.. johnson, di,Urdrriy;
Gnrd -. Alex. Thompson, do, dismissed T.
". Butler, do; do. III. L. Hing, creating a nli
sance: paid II costs. Before Justice Barn:tc,o-
Dennis Darlion. a. Siult and battery: dismissed.
Before Justice tiirk-Ann GaYana xI, iii >or.
drrly; fined -. Fli"n DaVi-, do; fined =! g.
Smith. DO. do
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SrCOND WARD STATION GASES Bsf1Yp J,,s.
Gcr CiIrE.-!iaEriri Smith, assault: dI>mi ed
Conrad SpIn!Suan, ot~iructing a sidewalk;
iiE,d ST.. t;iaS. Webster and Cha>. Howe,
ia; riding: do. ~ zach. tInorer Smith, drunk;
do. - II tChseHtin" and Valentine Hilerk.
eo!ulsI-. fiSiIi.Gg; dismissed Eobt William, :,
pirfrul.v. uL1J - L.. II. I.IL'll drunk 10. -
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Gin REWARD.-Lost. ON Saturday nornin =,
PiV between Hmnt"rc Chapel sni Washington
y canvas covered TRJ NIX. marked K;tidcr." The
ietterS L. B. we're paints I'd on ne end of the trunk
Iie above rcwar! all be- paid upon iriiTery to
Cart. III. J.. kOBINNON IT DO q Il DC IL.
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S.IIr.;r o. GoyKR1H=Sr GOODs.-Sr-',.r-
d., AZ. -. ,I i:ticrv Con g7., y in 'IvO etIc-
tIN.- .rii--i toI Bt.rr' m e, " .'ilt - 'h.
hn5.,. a. M Nil Kelley. md or searching
the ,-t.....- di.,C'rT "a = l.. ~ GO,"rr.i"nt
god r-.,'..,E ~ BLANKET. a.. Spa, K. cna'-,
-, Y 81 &c ind rri al. d 80 ia 1 p'Etl
i.,ri,-..-, lang Z ], l,t
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G. REWARD.-StrsSeI stolen on last Sun
'r) day, dark red COW, with horns and ,tSrls
red noie. The shovc rewB ri viii h. given il Pc
turntd to PETER CAMPBELL, corner lath and p
EIcreIs. 1874
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In their flight, with quantity Of cavalry equip
menu. But one of our men was injured-a Wis
consin soldier-who received q sabre cut. Tbs
scene Of ihis attack was about mile from Cat
let's. One OF the rebels killed was recognized BY
parties In the neighborhood 40 Corporal Fendle-
ton. IL Is feared that In the raid upon Cstlet.'s
Ii. Col Myers, Qusrtermaster McDowell's corps,
and Captain Golden, Disbursing Assistant TO Col.
Clary, G. q. NJ. Army OF Virginia, were cap
tured.
Lieut.. l.. c. Hubs, ofthe lu Virginia cavalry
who was captured on Friday night, was brougst
TO the city yesterday and sent 20 the Old Capitol
He admits they had one iilled-a corporal-snd
some ten or fifteen wounded. He also confirms
the report that Sigel has taken q whole brigade
prisoners with the exception Of those who vero
killed or wounded. The convalesceats who so
successfully repulsed the rebels numbered less
than one hundred, and wereunder the command
Of Ii. Ellis, who on the approach Of the rebels,
Immediately formed In the darkness Of The night
when they heard them coming on the opposite
side Of the road, and let into them 90 furiously
that they (the rebels) thinking that much larger
force than they anticipated was present. retreateds
leaving the lieutenant prisoner and one dead
mn on the field.
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NNl ANu fUUNU,

o. REWARp.-Straye ed away on August 2lst
1C instant, . hight bay MARE. about Il r.
or Is hands high, with q white star In fore ~
head, and white stripe down the hesd and An
runs across the left nostril; with . lump on
tho baoK from ea1dle, aad large rope around her
neot; looks az if she 10 with foll. will give the
above reward If returned to JOYCE or LEN
IAN, on Nth st. an Is So
T OsT-7his morning. between It'll ct and Will
IL lard's Hotel, Q small nEMORANDVM
BOOK, with blaoK coveI; containing accounts, of
no use to any one but the owner; also, . few pos
tage stamps. The finder will receive o5 reward
on returuIn. the Same to will'rd's HOTEL and no
an = 2i- WILLIAM BETSWORTH.
GAME TO FARM OF SUBSCRIBER, on
~ Blsdensburg rOad, q ANAL red buffalo HA
cow whlts stripe down baok ard under
belly had with her Q da-k red calf two
weeks old. owner requested to come forward,
prove property, pay expenses and take her away.
an s3-Sts VIM. q. PALMER.
N1A REWARD-Lost on Monday, August IL -,
~ ~ at LGff srs Gardens, valuable BREAST
PIN. The party wAp found it'll alloved three day o
t. return 1t 10 this ONCE whom they viii receive the
above reward. IL Tot retained in the above time,
they will be dealt With aooerding to law. au92 St.
SYaAYED OR sYOLEN-On wednesday
y night, about IL O'Clock, from corner Of
SSyN6eA street and Maryland avenue, bay ~
Mare, and WAGON. Tho mare vasA
aged nd poor: and wagon yes blue body and red
uIderworks. The finder will be suitably rewarded
if returned to SS5 sixth it., Island. On q st.
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PBRsoSAL.-Lieut. w. X. Campbell OF the
Ninth Pennsylvania Cavalry, and who was
wounded and taken prisoner at the skirmish
some time ago with Morgans guerillas, near
Tompkinsville, Kentucky, and Afterwards pa
rolled, is in the city.
"A. Fairfield, Mich; B. ID. Peck, Mass; G.
ID. HancoX, u. >. 9. Hero, are at the National.
Lieut.. Col. Mexican, 9Th p. K. C; Capt. HEX
man, U. 8. M Capt. Sweeney, U. 3. N; Col.
McReynolds, N. Y; T. II. Gardner, A. ID. Evans,
Col T. r. Rich, Jas. ID. Simpson, J. Thomas
Wood, committee from Baltimore, Nd, are st
the Metropolitan.
Col. A. Moore, 10 at Kirkwoods.
c. w. Field, OF N. Y, 10 at Willsrds.
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

The MEETINGS AT McKHNDIIl CHAPIL.-The
meetings at this church have now been In progress
for three weeks, and the interest taken Is stn on
the increase. The meetings during the day In
the class rooms and bag largely attended.
and the evening meetings In the body Of ths
church are crowded. Yesterday, both In this
morning and at night, so great was the crowd
that preaching sefvicel were held In both
rooms-the attendance at night being 90 large
that numbers were unable TO obtain admission.
Yesterday morning the Rev. DR.. Ryan, pastor.
J. nj. Chivington, Colonel Of the LIST Colorado
volun. ,ers, and Rev c. p. Lyford conducted the
exercises. The altar and front seats, both up
stairs and down, were crowded with penitenu,
several Of whom proiessed conversion. Thus Ear
about eighty-f five conversions have been reported.
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LATEST By TELRGRAPH.
aRREsrIS PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 95.-The Bulletin hss
report that Charles Ingerson (son Of Chas Jared
IngersolD has been arrested for language used az
the democratic meeting Saturday night. He was
arrested by Deputy Marshal Schuyler, and put
under bonds to answer by Alderman Butler.
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On Saturday last, Mr.. Dorsey, Of Georgetown,
wnile standing In the chamber Of the Treasury
Department wherein the Government payments
are mads-where there is always a crowd Of per-
sons awaiting their turns with deposits or drafts
In hand-had his pocket picked OF about $3.50
Had not competent detective better be kept con-
stantly on the watch there?
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LOCAL NEW S.


DEYHRRIp Locals outside OF to-day g
STAY for Interesting deferred local articles.
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III From Hudson Taylor, 3S4 Penn. Avenue
we have copy Of the excellent September mum
Der Of Herper's magazine.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK, August 25-12 m.-First Board
U. 9. Coupon 6's 1Ooxi Seven and-three- tenths
lOi; Old Demand Notes M Gold ll5x.
Troops are arriving from all directions, and
being forwarded a fast an possible
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ARRIVAL OF SICK SoLDIERs.-Yesterday after
noon the steamer Niagara arrived at the Sixth
street wharf, with about 200 sick from General
Popes army, who were at once taken 10 the va
rious hospitals. Among the number were few
item or twelve) wounded.
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ANOTHER PRIzE.-The Schooner Sidney A.
Jones, Of Baltimore, which was captured several
DAYS ago on the Rappahsnnock, by the Resolute,
wt1 towed up to the Navy Yard on Saturday az
ternoon. She had at the time OF her capture,
clearance papers from the Baltimore Custom
House, which, however, did not embrace half
her cargo. Captain Somers and her crew, con-
sisting OF three Others taken before the Pro-
vogt Marshal this morning, and rent to the Old
Capitol. The Jones was captured some time
since and returned, but probably this time she
will be condscated.
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RoBBKRy.- On Saturday afternoon, Masters
Mate Jacob g. Trout got In company with man
named Charles Stuart, at the Navy Yard, and az
forwards Trout missed his pocket book, contain
ing about SlO0. Stuart, later Ia the day, went TO
barber and gave him pocket book, which he
wished to hide, at the same time showing him q
sum of money, which excited suspicion; and yes
terday he was arrested by Onncer Hsrbin and
taken before Justice Gull, who committed him 10
iail
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BOARDING.

DQOMS AND BOARD, with Q Northern tmi-
M y. IN Pleasant locality nser the oeIsrtments.
Bsarders accommodated. AS Twelfth reeS, be-
tween 6 and HI, IL Min
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tai ON BLADKNsBURs RoAD.-A hospi :
DC sssa blisned On the Bladensburg road,
les north Of Washington, capable q &C.
'ixfpg 3,o1Q pjck snd wounded,
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GRRAr PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE, ria Baltimore
and HarrisbxYg TO Ihs North asd WsH.-Two
trains leave Washington daily and one on Sun
day-quick time-low fare and sure connections.
Soldiers tickets sold through at government
rates. For tickets and further Information apply
at the ONCE Of Great Pennsylvania Route, north
east corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth st.,
Washington. Once open from a. m. until . p.
m; on Sundays from to 4 p. m.
au Ally E. o. NORTON, Agent.
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nARRIR I'D

At the residence ofthe brides fsther, OF the eve
ming Of the 3lth inst, by tho Rev. Mr.. We'll, Mr.
PhiLIP WALLACE to Miss Rachel hiLZ-
HEM, 10th OF Washington.
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: py.rIrurIosAL GUARDS There will be a
AZ Of this company this evening, al Psrse-
-. Engine House No. l, at half past seven
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PusElAL.-Michasl r yam, the seaman who was
killed In the recent boat d. ht with gueriilas on
the Rappahan mock was buried on Saturday after
noon, with the usual horrors guard Of marines
an the men Of The Resoiute attending in body
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-25

PUMP Our OF OIDER, Nh. Commissioner, -
We hear Loud complaints from residents Of tn,
Second Ward, as TO the condition Of the pump a
the corner OF Thirteenth street and ID. WIN IN,
Ward Commissioned please attend to IL,
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DrscHARsB Farms FOUND. The discharge
papers Of a 0ldier Of Company C, 9th Maine
Regiment, were picked up on the street, and have
been lefs at this ofaD. The owner can obtain
them on application here
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EYE AND EAR-Dr. Won Nose hzisker, Oculist
and Aurist 227 Pa avenue, gives his entire at
tention TO the treatment of all maladies Of the
eve and ear Deafness and noises In the head re-
moved and hearing restored. Testimonials from
some of the very best known citizens, who have
been restored to sight or hearing, can be exam
ined ut his ONCE. au1S SIN
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THE LADY WHO INQUIRED OF, A GEN
for Capt. Mo Nulty, OF the a-m'. and W no was as
sisted from tho oar By the same entleman. WI. ~
M orris L., Bcx 8s7, Warrington Z. .. aug ST
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I AIDES, LOOK AEkE II want every lady In
IL town to bring their flannel, muslin, cambria,
So, ana have il stamped. Yoe can have your
choice Of 800 elegant patterns; designed for evsry
%, tsidtk, and are the only persons IN town who
make il IN exclusive busineas. Call st 3SOH
Seventh street weat, betWoen and n sts North
orr LibofueO. "a o l6ts
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Willards', started on SATURDAY. evening to attend
the services at hcKsndree Chapel Missing the
steps descending 70 the basement he fell to the
bottom, but fortunately was but slightly injured.
He was imme0isfely conveyed to the hotel
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ROARD WANTED1A gentleman IN business
his wife, and partial for himself; voul- prefer q
strictly private family, and aheud e1lect to put
such. Northern people preferred. Location do
sired north of Pa. sve., between llth and 9th sts
Address ~. F.,', Star Once, stating terms, 80.
An Eff
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NUtICE

i HOSE In want Of Em1leyment Of ~, kind
GGE1G better cal On II tee rev 1NfELtLeENcE
pay will DO given to first GLASS Sorvants.) have
always applications on hend for good Cooks, Lam
Also. for young Men to Wit on table IN private
families or hotels. FARM HANDS wanted. EN-
IloJers in want Of good Asll Will ind 1t 70 their aa
vSntago TO call.
N. B. HOUSES wanted. The best Of tenants
can bs obtained without charge BY a0Ilying o.
Above.
M Nv p. II. Miller,
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VOLUNTEERS. AND, AVOID BEING
ccm1sny of the list RsS't Eastern Virsinia, (sens-
tor James =. Close, Col. Commanding ordered
for SeeioI ,eruise By the Secretary Of War is tts
,Asts~, u: Q. Bounty, PAY And allowances the
ments 20 volunteers. I've Drummer Boys wanted.
Recruiting Once, I'd st.. one door from r.. ~
P.O. RILEY, ist Lieut. IN Is ixs
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BoRloMIo CoLLHeB.-We advertise to-day the
opening Of the Afth session Of this institution
For efficiency and thoroughness In imparting q
the speaking and writing Of the principal modern
languages, Il 10 not, probably, surpassed by any
institution In our midst.
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LUTHERAN SYNOD-The sessions Of the forty
fourth annual convention Of the Synod of Mary
land OPEN on Friday evenin. Doth inst, in the
Rev. Mr.. Buffers church, corner Of H and
Eleventh Gtre-ts, with the delivery Of the annual
DIehle, OF Frederick, Md This synod embrace.
most OF the pastors and churches Of the denomi-
nation in Maryland and the District Of Columbia
The deliberations will be conducted with open
doors.
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SEVEN HUNDRED VOLUNTEERS OK IN CAMP
Young men, be warned in time. supply your
selves with Holloway's Pills and Ointment. They
are guaranteed to cure the worst cases Of Sores,
Ulcers, Scurvy, Fevers and Bowel Complaints
Only Is cents per box or pot. 2l8
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AWAITING ORDRRs.-The boys Of the S6th New
York regiment are in high spirits, hourly expect
dered to tie field. Several companies Of this
regiment have been performing duty under the
Provost Marshal, and have made many friends by
their seldier-iike de pertinent and gent,el beha-
vior. especially company I, which was detailed
| for the Central 6uardhcuse Capt Sherwood, OF
this company, is now In the hospital, suffering
with a severe attack Of bilious fever. His kind
and generosity recure for him the best wshe,
Of all who make his acquaintance, and the fact OF
his spe edy recovery and return to duty will be
ht ard with satisfaction.
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W4NfEKRETITs: &c esx SSS8}H,pk sS .sS
DING Ter veiSa y: ErS ESypps saS ashest
h4vinE ssrDlls Of furniture, Win And 1t q fksiI
BON1Z 3 aRIFFIY4.
islS-H Ne. S6p Nh st. bstv. { and ID.
WANYED-Every person 70 know thai Am IN
w tho market resdy 70 lay cesh tef eli ARTICLES
oity. or Ssvins aaTDss, viii DO veil e caIl. II.
BGCHLY, as Seventh St, betvsenQ And n sts.,
least sids,J Dealer in New and SeseAa-AAnd Fur.
lltare. no N-o
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION.
u TREASURY Dap. RTM1nI, Aug. s. 1850:
Monday, the LIST september. q u o'eleek M, for
the oonsir uotion and putting IN lleoe OF Iron Lat
toe eirdsrs for the rsof Of The west wing Of the
Treasury Extension.
PAns osn 8 eIaninee end sll details ssesrtslne4
ulon application at this once
SeDafste proposals. will also be received IN til the
same date tor covering portions Of the roof with
copper.
Prop 1saIs must be 5ep.rstsly scale and PLAINLY
Kooi of Wet WinE,n,, and proposals for Copper
Is .iXH ROGERS, Engineer IN Charge
M Si-et 3rsssury Department.
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ATTEMPT TO AssAesIaArE AN OFF1cRR-Las
night, patrolmen Fuss and O'ConnelI heard the
spot found Major O'Brien, Of the Irish brigade
badly beaten with q loaded whip. RoundSmau
Leach and paRolman Fuss start d In search OF
the assailans, but failed 70 arrest hin. Patrol.
man O'Connell carried Msjor O'Brien to the 6 en-
esal Hospital 70 be attended to. The affair oc
CURED In swampoodle, near the iron bridge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-25

DAMAGE TO THE LONG BRIDeR.-Yesterday al
ternoon az a train of cars was crossing the Long
Bridge, and as the engine was upon the eastern
draw, the flooring Of the draw sunk some eig hteen
inches, or until sustained by the strong timber .
below The train was pulled of by another en-
CINE, and the slight daDage done to the draw 80
speedily repaired that trains are running this
morning again as usual The urgent rccommen-
dation Of cotemporary that pontoon bridge
should be laid until the other bridge could be
paired, will not need to be act;i upon. The
statement in another paper as to the hair breadth
escape Of the engineer, was written under an
equally exaggerated idea Of the nature and extent
Of the accident.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-25

xDOOLEN SHAWL, adapted In styles and
w fabric for sary Autumn
Oar Northern and Eastern oorree pondent send
One crioe OILY, Ihs actual cash standard value,
PERRY BRO,
an ss-lot Ps. ave and Ninth street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-25

wAAThD-A SITUATION by an experienced
w bookkeeDer-ons Who has General f1owl
edge of the business and would make himself gen
orally useful in An establishments The beJt Of oity
references given Salsry not 80 greet an ob eot =
Str Ofioe, when an interview can Go had.
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