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ByJ. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctioneers.

By }. q. MCGUIRE CO., Auctoneers
sNEAME HOUSE AND L0r FOR SALg-TEUs-
Tens sALR.-on THURSDAY AFTERNOON
Sept 18th, at 5a clock, the prem ise by virtue
Of deed of trust bearing da,e on the 18th day
of Waship gton County. District of OoIu N bia, in
Liber j. A No. Isl, foliol 302. ct seq we shall
Sc II at public auction, ts the highest bidder ali
that Lot or parcel Of ground in the City Of Wssh-
ingt0n known and described on the plan or plot OF
said city as part of Lot numbered six (6) in Square
nun bered seventeen I'D. beginning for the same
four teen tA feet from the dividing line between
lots numbered Eve 80 end six 6l, on Twenty-siIt tn
street west, and running north with said 26th
street fourteen IA feet, thence ninety Cs7l
feet to the depth Of said lot thence south our teen
ga feet. thence west ninety seven (s7l feet. to
place of beginning, with Improvement consisting
ola comfortable fame Dwelling House.
Terms: One third cash, and tie remainder iu
equal payments OF six t6l and twelve (l2) months
from the day of sale, with interest; the deferred
payments to beecured by deed of trust the prop
erty: and if the terms are not fully com piled with
within Eve days from the day of sale, the trustees
viii resell the property at the risk and expense of
the defauting purchaser, on one weeks notice in
the Washington Star. All conveyancing at the
ERASMUS J MIDDLETON,
Fl. G. SPALDlNG,
Trustees Phoenix Building Association.
au 30 ]. G. McGUIRE & CO.. Aucts.
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BvJ. MCGUIRE co. Auctionsers,

BvJ. G. Meg e IRE & co. Auctionsers.
BUILDING LOT on THIRD STREET WEST,
ID BETWEEN AND e STREETS NORTH AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Sept LIST, st s
o'clock. on the premises, shall sell part of Lot
on Third street west, between and K streets
north, and running back Sc feet to a pablo alley
and containing I, $50 20 lsre feet
Termf: One third cash; the remainder in aad
Il months with interest, secured by deed of trust
the premises.
All conveyanclng at the cost of the purchaser.
AL rs j.. MCGUIRE Il co Aucts.
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DRAFTED MTH, GC.-NesterdGv. - men from
t..,shurg, = :eCEults from New Jersey, -
-nSi:sesc rats rom camp, AID 10 deserIerz
I-CIu EalL-aQ-, arrived. go ss
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OFFIcE or p II. DRAKE & Co.

Ho. 2oe Broadway, n. Y, July 2Oth 1853
The Plant alton Btters Bottle 10 secured to ris
By United States Letters Patent, and any attempt
to al or sell from the same any other Btters what
soeJer than the genuine Hrckc'S Plantation Bit
.ers ia q misdeneanor punishable both by inc and
imprisonment.
The popularity of our celebrated Bitters has in
duced unprincipled persons to put up in Bot
ties vile and poisoned limitations, of which the
public eau toned. Every Bottle of the genuine
bears the fac smile of our signature steel
plate label with Cur private u &. Internal Reys
me stamp over the cork,
All persons offending above after this date
will be prosecuted 10 the fullest extent Of the Law
P. E. DRAKE Co.,
~ 23-eol I'm Sole proprietoTs.
DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, sEnIs.., U BINARY
AND sfzqAL sYsTEns-New and reliae!s treat.
In sealed letter envelopes free ofcharee. Address
Or. ]. Skillin Houghton, Howard Association,
PhiisdelDhla.oFa. au 22-3n1
, scssa.roa.asA GAN Be cgssp-DE; Rand's
Specific cures SptrstaIor,h9a. Seminal Heakas:s,
IL sse are i ss'y 'sa
merih; Price 81 . box. Sold by 9. Q, Ford, cor:
Rss nth Stree: and Ps avsnus' Washington And
Ds. OuroHI's susar-eoatsa Female Regulating
1ne l'.ss II i's
ssa Ss g. M
Etrset and Pc. avenue, Warrington. and Henry
So0A' Ai0Ash''s. NeN
n. WAllANTkp 10 Cul1 II Blk DAYs.-Dr 9odfrey's
xntdote, An EnSlish Specific Of sixty-hve years'
change OF diet required. Pries 9 i per bottle Sold
by &. Q. Ford, corner 18th street and Pa, avenue
Warrington. and Henry Cook. Alsxandris. 80 s-iy
TIE CHEAPEST AHD BssF Han DIE N fU WORLD
eents box. The best in use Try It. Sold by s,
o. Ford, corner 18th street and Pa. avenue, Wash.
nston. and Henry Cook. Alsxandria. as-ly
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ARREsTRu.-Tes Israel Dorsey, col,
who is charged being the.princpai in the affair
IN which Mr.. Vim. Donohoo was cut on sun
day night last, was arrested by Officer James.
;ino committed 70 Jail by Justice Drury for Il
hearing, on Tuesdar next
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A ssIsTANT QUARTERMAsTERS oPFIOE.)
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Washington, d. G. August Is, 1858 \

WABHlngton, ID. g August 3, 1855. !
PUBLIC SALES OF CONDEMNED ANIMALS
will take place At the Corrsi, the Observatory
in this city the first, third, ard fifth WEDNES-
DAYS ofSeptsm Der 1885, the I'd, Is b and s)th days
of the month
The property is condemned as unfit for publ,
serEice
Sales TO commences at ten o'clock a. M of each
day, and be continued from day 20 day until the
nu n Der on hand shall BE- sold.
Terms cash, in Government funds
y. H TOMPKIES,
EN- 25- 3gt Capt lin, A O. M c A.
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By W. l.. WALL 4 CO, Auctioneers
CAPITOL HILL BUILDING LOT AT AuC.
~ TIos.-On SATURDAY AFTERNOON asth
Rst at O'Clock we will sell in front OF the pre-
sas, Lot No. g. Square $40 fronting 81 feet ON east
oth street, by 95 ieet. bet East Capitol and north
Terms: a-third cash balance in 6 and -
months, tearing interest and secured By deed of
trust on the premises.
Conveyapcins at purchasers expense
auR2 WEN. l.. WALL Il CO., Aucts
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sixth WARD CAsES.-Last week, Officer
Hardin, after cleaning his coat, hung it to dry
IN the yard attached to the station, and when
he went to take it in it was non est Two boys,
ag.pickers, named Lewis and Jacob Uirichs,
were seen about the place during the after
noon, and Sergeant Clark and Officer Shelton
arrested them, but there being no evidence
against them they were dismissed.
On Saturday afternoon a little child of Mr..
James Soper went into a shop and was ordered
out, and rs she was leaving, Miss Mary Stew
art threw a stone from the window, striking
the girl upon the head. For this she was ar
rested fy Officer Harrison and fined Sl5O by
Justice Gull.
On same afternoon, Mrs. Lusby, who resides
IN Uniontown, while in the store of Mr.. w Gods
on Eleventh street, either lost or was robbed
of her pocket book, containing fifty dollars
Officer Harrison arrested James Dorsey and
Vincent Butler, two colored men, who were
in the store At the time on suspicion, and they
were take n before Justice Gull, who dismissed
them.
On Saturday. Ellen Bangs (colored) was
visited by Sarah Carter, and during the visit
Ellen laid her packet book, containing sc, Oh q
table, from which it suddenly disappeared
She accrsed Sarah OF taking it, and officer
Truyall arrested her and took her before JUS
ice Gull, who dismissed the case.
On the same day. officer Harrison arrested.
Peter Lewis, (coicred,) on the charge OF
stealing Goods from Mr.. Warner, sutier at
Emory Hospital. and on searching hi non p
about clever dollars worth of the goods Were
found. Justice Gull committed him 10 yaii.
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HlDES-HIDEs

VU HlDHS-HIDHs
w ILL BE sold 1t PnhEo Eustica. Oh .anf
WEDNE SDAY aad SATU aDAY, st II oselock q
m, 81 tns Yharf on Sixth Streat, Wsshie gtcn q.
sale. 4 ~
IeTEne sa.h, In Treasury notes. to be paid 81 tie
Moment of sale. g. BILL,
rs. tCsron.I u. Col and G. q. q
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Army PAY DIGEST AND READY CALICO
"A LA10R; OF Re SiInentsl Psy Tsbta. Qoxtpilsd
ard arranged By k.sjor E.ys tfeoh; &c.
3yA SRatIoR TAYLOR
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LOCAL NEWS,
: AMUsEMENTS To-EIGUr

FoRD's THEATER was thrown open to the
public last night, and tremendous crowd
was IN attendance. every seat in the fine new
buliding being occupied. The magnificent dra.
matte pageant, 1.-The Naiad @ ueen,'' was per.
formed: and although the scenery, being new,
worked rather stifily, vet all Went off in an adj
mirahie manner, and Tonight the same per-
fcrInance Will be given.
WASHINGTON THEATBR-This is the last
night but one of the charming actress, Hiss
Susan Denim This evening is TO be especially
deN voted TO comedy, the performance to com.
msnce with ''AspiriDg 10 the Stage" to be fol.
lowed by the musical comedetta, ga Lover
for an Hour" and TO conclude with the scfeu N i
ing farce, "A Secret Way to do It" Miss
denim will sing her famous song, "Whack-
row. de dow" with new verses. SIG
CANTERBURY is as usual, a very attractive
resort. At this time, especially, the bill is SO
varied, and withal so good, that no one who
visits the hall ever fails to be delighted The
ZaI Iretta troupe Will tonight make their la t
appearance but one, and none should fail TO
see them. All of the Canterbury company
viii appear. Tomorrow afternoon there will
be another matinee.
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By THOMAS DOWNING. Aucsionser.

By THOMAS DOWNING. Auctioneer.
... Georgetot1n, ID. C.
EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
,,1,; hgGJI9N..I will sell At Auction, on MONDAY
Fayette street, the next house ad joining the Con
vent, the entire Household Furniture beine ~ q
effects OF q gentleman leaving the City name in
part -
Walnut Hair Cloth Sofa and Chairs
Wardrobes, Loun ses, &c,
walnut Extension an 1 other Tables
Bureaus, Washstands, and Mirrors
Carpets, OIL Cloth and Rugs
Walnut Cane Seat and 9th er Chairs
Eedsteads, Bedding, and Mattresses
Cr0cl cry and Glassware
Parlor and other Stoves
Kitchen Stoves and Rec uisites.
Terms cash.
an 6 THOS. DOWLING. Auct'r
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ERAME HOUSE AND LOT ON EAST CAPITOL
Il RKrwREN THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS BASr
AT AUoTIos-On MONDAY, the Slst inst, we shall
excellent two. story and attic Paame House and
Lot, it being part of Lot No. g. in Square No. si5.
Inc mouse contains eight coaven,sntiy arranged
JOS is Handsomely situated on the north side Of
East Capitol street. between Sd and Attn Streets
the Capitol.
Terms One half cash; the balance in and Il
months for notes bearing interest from day of sale
deed given, and deed o. trust taken.
Title indisputable.
auz2 GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts
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STEALING MELoNs.--The police of the coun-
ty have made several arrests OF soldiers for
plundering the melon patches on the farms in
the vicinity OF the camps. In all those cases
for punishment, which they receive, with very
good effect. Yesterday they ares ted A. W.
Miles and J. L. Cobern, for stealing melons
from MIR. Tolson, q market gardener, anu they
were turned over to their officers for punish
ment. They also arrested an Italian, named
Carlo Copetini, for smuggling whisky to SOL
diers, and he was taken to the Central guard
house TO be dealt with according to law.
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AUCTION SALES,
THIs AFTERNOON AND YO.nOss,

1hl1 AFTERNOON AND YO.noxRUW
By ". B. LEWIS 4 CO., Auctioneers.
SALs OF BOOKS, STATIONERY, FANCY
stors M Is, Asuxs, ac:, win be continusd 1t
sFses iiiss 'Iss E EVE
.n . 2. W. B. LEWIS co, Aucss.
By o: r: Il. CROWN 4 CO., Auctioneer..
1 vii ssl 4 "a a 65AAkkSRs SdkxAEgSS
on fh atis a. the Tnsshipstop CITY Horse Market
the above nsm nsss st ons cansl large number of
II. CIR. L. cR6wfsss z CO. A.e,s
eBy GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctione.rs,
III .s OK r6 So noRRo AT AAUcTIoN shall
on e;h near the Canal. one Hackney coaoh in
Ssos o'dss Ind Also number of good work Horses,
su - GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Aucts.
By GREEN d WILLIAMS. Aucaoneer,
ssskfFtT2sH 18Th 18Th s.s,. At
70 O'Clock 8. m, we shall sell in front of our Auc
Walrut top Chars. Tables. Bureaus
E ssdstts.dss. Loungss: WARDROBE. and Stools
brussels, Three ply, and II grain Carr Carpet.
With general assortment of House Furnishing
go bbls Family Flour
au 3 s0'a '''1 GEs IsssfEe wrL11aMg Aue.,
ny "hABN ~ "tLLIAMS, huCtl0neers,
DEkEMPT0RY SAILS OF POUK VALUABLE
4 BUILDING LoTs ON CAPITOL HILL AT hUCrIoN
On FHlpAf, the 25ta instant st o'clock u m
We ehail sci! IL front of the premises On north
street, between 6th and 7th streets east fonr
valuable Building Lots, having front OF 7u feat
AlsS. one handsome Building Lot fronting ON
fennsyiVania ave in the same Square 54,
Terms oil sale: Ons haif cas- n balance in six and
we've months, secured By a deed of trust on the
of sale. ' iio" my
All cnnveyancing and stamps at the cost of the
au 2s.dada GREEN Il WILLIAMS. Auc.s
CONDEMNED SUBSISTENCE STOREa AT
~ AUCTION
OF On Se saT Fl Auction a: eleven ocock
street wharf, Washington, b. G The following
up6t for issue, VIZ 80
l barrel of Pork
lT ,ss5 pounds of Bacon (mostly SidesJ
! barrel OF Flour
50 So 100 bushels of Beans
40-1C0 bushels of Peas
21.Gt9 pounds of Rice
30 pounds Of Roasted and Ground Coffee
III pounds of Dried Apples
22s barrels of Beef
Terms cash, in Government funds.
LEsLIn SMITH,
al 2-4t Captain First Infantry, A. O g.
By ". L. WALL & CO.. Auctioneers.
TAPIT0I. HILL, RrTInINn TnT xr1
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By J. @ Meg UIRR co. Auctioneers
RR1CK DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT ON
- NORTH u STREET. RHIMEEs 18TH AMP 18TH
STREETS wzsT.-0n TUESDAY AFTERNOON,
shall sell parts of Lots II and Is, in quare No as
fronting Is feet ON north h street. between 18th
and 18th streets west and RAINING back eS feet te
an aliey, together with the improvem snts, con.
House
Terms: One third cash; the remainder in Elk
and Twelve months. with interest, secured By 9
deed OF trust on the premises
ConveysucnE at the cost of the purchaser
% J G. MEG JIRE 4 CO Aucts
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IHE DRABT.-After our report closed Seste
DAY ,he following cases We're disposed of by
the Board of Enrolment:
John ]. Storms, furnished observation-disclosures
Thompson.
Richard Buckner, only son of widow
Benjamin Bailer, over age.
Stephen W oodyer, coiored furnished substi.
tute-Charles Ducky.
John Grassman, disability.
James Plat, disability.
Thomas Robinson, accapted.
Melvin Noyes. only SON OF widow.
Lloyd Colbert, over age.
James Holland, under age.
John a. Miller, alien.
Charles Butler, colored, accepted
George w. Matthews, only son of widow.
Bcardman Maui, disability.
Archibald Joyce, only support of aged pa
rents.
George W. Hunt, furnished substitute John
H. Norwood.
James W. Selby, furnished substitute-John
Conbes.
Benjamin James, colored, accepted.
Charles Ripley, enormously enrolled.
VIM. T.. Buck, enormously enrolled.
VIM. Dolston, only SON of widow.
Charles b. Pearson, furnished substitute
Antoine Trum.
Emil J. Rerersttin, in service Sd March
Theodore Hageman, over age.
James Carral, under age.
Hugh Brannan, over age.
Charles Langley, furnished substitute-Jno.
Warner.
James Smith, furnished subStitute-JOhn
GriHen.
Joseph McCarty, disability.
Joseph HI. G. Hollins, disability.
John W. Wagner, only son of aged parents.
John MEG uire, under age.
John Underwood. enormously enrolled.
II. GimpOrts, over age.
Joseph Henson, over age.
John Casey, alien.
Samuel Johnson, under age. ..
Frank Zimmerman, only support OF mother.
Frederick Hagg, disability.
Henry Greenfelder, enormously enrolled.
William C rist, in service Sd of March.
Il. M. Smith, enormously enrolled.
Nicholas May, alien.
Iohn W. Mann, disability.
Jas Black, colored, furnished substitute
Dorsey Rawlins. vF-.
Henry Johnson, only support of mother.
Douglas Powell, only parent OF young
children.
William Thompson, over age.
Paddy Burke, over age.
A. E. Merritt, father of young child.
James McCallan, disability.
William +. Paulton, disability.
James Morrison, furnished substitute-A.
Oppenhen
William Dunford alien. ."
Geo. w. Myles, only son Of aged parents.
William Carroll, disability.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

BY w. l.. WALL d CO.. Auctionesrs
TX fhE CHANCE-RkTAILG GROCERY, STOCK,
- rSfoREs, AND Coon WILL FOR SALi-A irst'
DE- ;nS stand corner sta and streets north
Ing ksfN GOOD business and iucreasi ing ersrT
5000 reasons for sellir out If not sold at
bs .t sa,e oy hona.y. the Sist of August it VII
pe PUT ue ~ Public Auction on TT ESnAY tha
LIST Gay of Sept at 10 o clock q. m. - '"'
adlo ming the above, . BARBER SHOP and Yix
lures, TO be disposed Of In the same manner.
au8 VIM. L WALL & CO.. Aucss.
syJ.C, MCGUIRE & CO.. .Auotioneer..
kCkN1TURE AND EPFECTs OF A FAMILY
l. DECLINING HoUsEKEKPIHG.-On TUESDAY
mOfNiNG. Sept LIST, at 10 O'Clock, at No sal
street, between 9th and 7th, ehail sell the fur
hiture and Effects Of gentleman declining House
Keeping com prising-
5edsteads, Bureaus, Wristbands
mattrasses, Holsters. ana Pillows
Ioiiet Sets, Looking Glasses
Mshogepy Secretary and Bookcase -t. -i.s
Ghairs. Loup Ees. Ottomans Cd.
Gafpets, Oil Cloth, Mating
window Shades, Clock
Sookins and other Stoves
I9sether with lot of Kitchen Utensils, &c.
al p JIG MCGUIRE & CO Arcts
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ENOR RENT-Two handsomely furnished ROOMS,
Il in q central and desirable location. which n y
be rented single or together. Apply At No. 537 =
81 ST.. bet. 9th and It'll. au 8-3t'
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsFs.-Ida NAV
Baltic, vagrancE and prostitution; workhouse,
or So 81 John Herlehy, dis orderly. 81 u Dem
mis- Neal. do; locked up five hours. Thomas
Smith. do; do. Robert Sherlock, drunk and
disorcprIy; s1.&. Nlich'l O'Neal, giving liuuor
to soIders military. John Reef. assault and
battery; bail for peace. Edward Maher, do;
do. John Hurley, drunk; Sl.94. James Bar.
ron, profanity; military. Alex. Stevenson, dis
orderly; locked up five hours. Charles Gil.
bert, do: do. Robert Lee. do; do. George
Rollins, pagrancy; 50 %. James Murphy, do;
S2,9i. James Herbert, larceny: for hearing
Daniel Donovan, drunk and disorderly; dis
missed James Quirk, sleeping in street. mil
itary. Vim. Smith, do; dismissed. VIM. Oass-
well, do; do. Thomas Lynch, do; do.
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LOST AND FOUND.

1 OST-Yesterday. at the picnic at Couey's
IL Woods, CAMEO BREASrPIN, attached to
black silk Bow The finder will receive liberal
au % 2tf
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CLOSED Up" Dutch Mary's" rancho. on
The Island: y low den At the corner of Twenty
first and l. streets. and two rum mills at the
Depot have been closed for violation of the
Provost Marshals regulations relative to SELL
ing LIQUOR.
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By GRIM & WILLIAMS Au,tion..r.

BY dhAkN WILLIAMS, Auctiopeers
a LOTION sALE OF HOUSEHOLD PURNI-
81 - IVRs. AoR$Es. WAGONS, BUsGr. HARNRss.
MONDAY, the 9TH day OF Sc stem Der next. AZ M
CLOCK g. m. we sna all sell, NJ thu reside ace Of
summing, on 7th street., between ard N Streets
northern Liberties, general assortment of Purni,
One Rose.ood Case Piano, octave, made BY
Walnut Frsms Hair Cloth Stun, Tsts tat. sof,,
Arm, Sioe and otf er Chairs
Marble top Center Tables
CIT Frame EnsravinEs and Looking Glasses
Mahogany Dressing Bureaus Washstsnds
Bcdsteads and Wardrobes
Cane 3. at and other Chairs
Feather Beds. Pillows, and Bolstsrs
Uomforts, Blankets, sheets, and Gases
Hair Cotton to and other Mattresses
B.ussels, Ingram, Stair and other Carpets
Ci Sloth hnes, Stair Rods, and shadss
Cook, Air tig ht, and otaer Stoves
China, GLASS, and Orockery Ware
A Lot of kit,hen Requisites
One Bay Mare, 8years old, works well in any kind
One Covered Spring Market Wagon
One Excellent Buggy aud Harness
Large lot OF Tools. h as the Pork Butchers use
All the Machinery Tor Stufns, &c,. used in their
business
And many other articles too numerous to enume-
rate.
ALSO,
On the sane day At O'Clock u. N =, we shall sell
HOUSE, with store room, hack building. stable
ana carriage hou Sc. with excellent pump ef
water IN the yard, half of lot Is, in SQUARE s24
having front on Seventh street running back s
feet To q 10 foot allsy,
The above property is Handsomely located AMI
In good busin -ss location for AIRY Kind of bust
ness the attention Of buy nvied to the sale
as the owner is going to leave the city, and sale
rcsitive.
Terms cash.
aug q GREEN IL WILLIAMS Auets
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I EASE OF FURNISHED HOUSE SALE,
I'd II one block from Wizards now full of good
besrders Very desirable house and locality. Ad-
dress G.. ", Star Office ~ au 2-3ts
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FoRNIsHED OFFICE TO LET-On Penn svs-
nue., between 9Th aud 10th streets eontaini ny
desk, table. safe. etc, etc Possession given i'm
mediately. inquire of J. l.. PARKHURST. on
board steamer Mary L. Rapley, at the foot of 7th
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POLICE REPoRTs.-Seeond iPrecinct-Carlo
Capetini, smuggling liquor to soldiers; sent to
Central g,iardhouse. A. W Miles stealth q
melons: J L. Cobern, do, sent TO their camps
Third Precinct -Ainsworth Goodnow drunk
dismissed John dorsey, selling liquor unli-
censed; 800 Jack Simms, disor,ierly; So H.
O. Is. Jewel, nuisance: 5000. Peter O'Donog-
hue, do dismissed. K. p. Jackson. do. do
James Flynn, disorderiy;- 81 so Three SOL
dFrs, drunk; military. Lucy Tabs, larceny;
dismissed ,--... r. = " ars " -.-
Fc%rta f'rcctnct.-IsraeI Dorsey, assault and
battery with intent to Kill; committed for a
nearing. Mary Hagprty, threa.S; bail for peace
Bridget Baxter, disorderly; s.. Pat Cnrren,
do do Charles Parker, do; workhouse. Isaac
Whiie, do; do. B. Fiaekley, hnckstsring with
out license; 1856. Richard Williams, larceny
Jail for q hearing. ~
'Sazfh Prec1nct.-Jepsey Bradley, indecent and
profane; S19i. III. II. Campbell, drunk; WORK
house. Cornelius Collins, drunk and disor
derby; do, Timothy Bresnahan. -dsorderly;
military. August Rachel and Frederick Mil
Ter, do 50 each. lA5f ..''
Tenth Precinct.-J Ohm Z. Dorrett, selling
without license: S1O5.. Josephine Naiior,
drunk; S1.94. Thos. Young, assault and bat
terry ruled for hearing. Frank Codrick, do ;
dismissed. Thos. Bry ant, malicious mischief
ruled for hearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-28

E,OR sALE-A SKELETON BueiGI, aad HAR-
i Nges Inquire OF 2. y. NEWdAN. 70 h 81,
bet 25th ana Nth streets, whore the carriage con 3
be san saSeil7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-28

IHE u MINING SEASON AT HAND.-In a few
days the ordinances OF the Corporation and the
Levy Court will not interdict the shooting of
game in the marshes; and the indications of Il
numerous migration of game to the marshes of
the Potomac has induced the sportsmen to put
their TOW ling pieces which have been out of
use since the outbreak OF the rebellion, in order
After the LIST of September il IS lawful 10 shoot
rail, reed birds and black birds, until the LIST of
May. But ii is a violation OF the law to Kill
them between the Ist of May and LIST September.
For several days persons in the Smithsonian
grounds have noticed the pt ssage of numerous
Tor their nightly resting places west. Juvenile
sportsmen station themselves on the banks of
the river near the Monument, and bang away
at the passing tiocks as if the law would not
effect them if enforced. Some of them are
experts in the use of firearms, and succeed in
securing for themselves fine messes OF those
delicious birds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-28

By J. @. MCGUIRE L 20, Auctione4-s
FRAmE DIV ELLiN4 HGt' sE AND LOT on M
Il sTSEEF NORTH, 18TH AND. Jsrg
sTREETS.-Cn TUESDAY AFTERNOON sent lat
at o'coci. Oh the premises, sh all sell part of
Lot No |. in equsre No. 745. fronting q feet ON
north M slrsst between 18th and lfsh streets
lnsar 18th street., and running back 90 feat
together with the improvements, Consisting of n
two story Frame Dwelling. -
Terms: Orethird cash, the remainder in a
and u months, with interest, secured by a dead OF
teust on the premises.
Conveysncing at the cost of the purchaser
au Is j. G. MCGUIRE d CO. Aucta