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By. G Nice UIRR L CO. Auctioneers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL lsTATH
- OF TIE LATE DARIUS CLAGgrr.-Under and
the District of Columbia, bearing date on June s,
le65 ma :e in certain proceeding Instituted in said
Darius Clagett, the undersigned commi ssi one r.
duly sPpointed by said Court 70 act in the premises
on.TH Z RsDA!, September 3D. 1858, at half past S
pubic auction all those parts OF Lots No IL and No
IS in IhonsR Besll of George addition to George
town in the District of Oolumbia, contained With
in TIE following neres and bounds besInnin 2 at
point Bridge street distant 81 feet inches east
addition, and ruruiDs thence north l2a feet to
ten feet alley thence eastwardly with said alley n
.eet 10 inches, thence south l2o feet to Bridge
street, aud theoce west q feet 10 inches to the
begtanlns-Hlth the three story brick house there
10 salo addition 70 deorgeto W. COZ tainei within
the following netes ann bounds beginning for the
inches essi fron the scutheaz: corner of said Lot
No and running thence north l2n feet to 10 feet
alley, thence aastwsrdl- VITA the line of said alley
street. snd thence west - .eet 10 inches to the
Be ginning-with the three story brick house
thereon,
The abave property is situated on Bridge street,
In tte tauare mined lately west of the Union HOTEL
Terms of sale One third OF the pu chase money
is to be paid in cash and tie residue in four eauni
irstalment., 1T II II and q months with interest
bonds. paysbfe 10 the heirs espsctively aocordins
TO their interest in the prnperiy sold secsrsd To
the satisfaction OF majority CT the Commissioners
Sale positive
If the terms of sele ara not complied with within
week from the day Of sale the property will be
resold one uek = notice et the risk and cost Of
the purchaser in default
All ancins and stamps 70 be at the cost Of
the purchasers JAMES T0wLES
VII H. GUNNKLL,
CHARLES BRADLEY,
EDWARD HhLL
VA HOLIDAY.
Gommi ,siouers
JAS c. MCGUIRE A 90 Aurt "a
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BEATING HIS WOMAN, AND WHAT GREW
CUT OF Ton Tuesday night James Cava-
nagh, who lives With woman named Tissa
Rose, on the Avenue, near Second street, beat
her, and he vas arrested by Officer Burns and
taken before Justice Ferguson, who fined him
Sf.94 The following night, however, ne at
lacked her again, threatening to Kill her, and
was arrested by OHcers Slater and L. u. nil
stead, and after being kept in the station all
night, Thursday was taken before Justice Fer
guson, when the charge assumed another char.
acter-mrs. Rose and another witness testifying
that Cayanagh had sold citizens clothes to a
soldier and induced him to offer himself a. a
substitute, but he was not passed by the board
that he also told soldiers belonging to the 18th
n. Y. Artillery that he would get them citizens
clothes for specified sum- that they might
desert and go as substitutes, but they told him
they We're already in the vice; that he went
WIN lour soldiers to GROCERY, and, after
getting theIl drunk, took them to clothing
store 10 buy clothes for them, and the salesman
refused 10 sell them
The Justice sent him to the guardhouse, and
yesterday, Captain Merritt after examining
me case, rsmanded him back Cavanagh, we
beheVe, deserted some time since from the
reoei army, and brought this woman with him,
anu nas since been living with her as her hus-
hand.
BoCrs GUARps.-Michael Hagan, of the 18th
New York cavalry, and another soldjar ware
crested yesterday for posting thamsaIvas ar
tL4U corner OF + and seventh streets aud acting
al guards without authority. Hagan was Az
Ie'teu by officer Crown.
TOOK THE OATH.--SeTen citizens Of prince
William c0Uliy, Va, who were arrested about
liz" months ago a. disloyal and dan gerous men
acre released from the Old Capitol yesterday
uIion taking the oath OF allegiance.
CHARGE OF DEsRRTIos.--John Morrow, OF
company &, I'd District regiment, was arrest
90 yesterday on Tie charge of deserving from
ms rrg!1nv n. lie was sent 10 the central guard
house.
fnksoFM.--tfsn. Il. X. Paul, who was
S,re!y wounded at me Gettysburg battle. and
Who vas for r long while reported Geaa. nr-
:!Tel IL the city yesterday. .- $50 -zF
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MARRIED,

At the parsonage of the Fourth Presby erian
@ urch, by the Rev. J. @. Smith. Mr.. JOHN Me
sLRGY TO Miss MARGARET CRAIG, all of Phil
sdelphia.
GPhla. papers please copy.l
On the evening Of the 18th ipstant. by the Raw
John L, Gilbert Mr. ANDREW J. BLAOKMAN
TO Miss HENRIETTA J. HOLT, at the house of
the brite's fsthsr, in GeorA stown. D. all Of
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IHE DRAFT-afier our report closed yester-
day, the following cases We're disposed OF by
the Board of Enrichment:
Edward M. boteier, furnished substitute
Martin Mc1Navy.
Jos. Williamson, furnished sutstilute-Rich-
AID Buckley.
Archer Waters, disability
II. Gehr, furnished subStItuta-fSeO Kelly.
Frank Eiwood, disability.
David Stevenson, disability.
Joseph Braham, alien.
William Hutton, disability.
SIlas H. Moore, paid communal
William BeyenS, alien.
John L. McElwell, furnished substitute
Coleman 14aughiin
Roscoe +. Houghton, furnished substitute
Charles f.. Banks.
William H. Baily, disability.
David Banks, only support of widow
VIM. W. Hayne, Enormously enrolled.
VIM Briscoe, fura shed substltute-Chsrles
Quinn.
George Addison, only son of aged parents.
Jacob Keller, alien.
Enos A. Sllllman, disability.
Frederick Winter, alien.
Thomas Murphy, enormously enrolled.
Charles Talbot, furnished substitute-James
Rollins.
Richard Steer, disability.
Daniel III. Clayton, over age.
William Thompson, paid communication.
Perry Brown, enormously enrolled.
George Ridiout, only support OF aged pa
rents.
James Slig hit, disability.
George Cation, enormously enrolled
Daniel Murphy, alien.
Il. +. Curry, disability.
William A. Yates, furnished substitute
Robert Lawrence.
w. A. Dennison, disability.
Francis Hufty, furnished substitute Henry
Simmons.
Jonathan Hamilton, only parent OF young
children.
Henry Coleman, only son of a widow.
Wallace Warner, only son of a widow.
John w. Armitage, enormously enrolled.
+. Henninghausen, alien.
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By J. g McGUIEE Il co. Auctiongerg
EsRIOk DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT ON
~ NoHTH II STREET. nRLwgEN l2ga AND 18Th
STREETS NSST.-On TUESDAY aFTERNUON
September ~ 81 81 O'Clock on tue prsrni,es We
shall sell paris OF Lots l. AMI IS in square No 2S3
fronting IS feet on north a street, between 18th
and 18th streets west and running back 95 feet to
an alley, together with the i'm prov enenss, con.
siStpg of 3 Two story and attio brick DTtllln !;
House.
Terms One. third cash; the remainder in six
ard twelve months, with interest, urad b. 4
deed of trust on the premises.
Conveyaucins ut the cost OF the purchaser.
AL J C Met IKE * Co
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Dr.. DUPoET's Sugar -coatsd Female Regulating
Pills ara the rssy bss kss They operate spssdiy
and sfEe.trssy, and being -cootsd create
sea upon the most delicate stomach. A trial of
Price 81 9 box Sold By 8. @. Ford, corner Ilth
strest and Pa. avsnue, Washington, and Henry
Cook, Alexandria. ja6-ly
WARRANTED TO Cum IN Six DAYs.-Dr. Godfrsyrs
stsndinS. viii cure GoxoSyhGs in 81 LIZ. !es No
change OF diet required. Price 81 per bottle Sold
By 8; Q. Ford, corner llth street and Pa. avenue
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TIE FIRST GRAND Picnic of the Washing
ton Sailmakers' Association will take place At
the Seventh street Park on Monday, 31st instant.
The proceeds will be devoted to exempting one
OF their number who was so lucky as to draw q
prize in the draft. Tickets 81. -
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AN EXTENSIVE FoRGERY.-Some time since
man named Pichle, OF Pittsburg, Pennsylva-
mia, came to this city and obtained a contract
Tor one thousand cavalry horses to be delivered
in thirty days to Captain Tompkins, A. q. NJ,
in this city. The horses We're not delivered;
but the contractor has been enabled to raise
heavy sum of money by Obtaining forged re-
Ceipfs for five hundred horses, which he hypo-
thecated for nearly forty thousand dollars
with bank in Baltimore.
Levin 5. Tarr, clerk in Capt. Tomkin's
Office, has been arrested and committed to the
Old Capitol, charged with the forgery Of the
name OF capt. 7. 10 the receipts hypothetical
by Pichle
Tarr, it appears, went to Col. Baker and
stated to him that he believed there was trouble
ahead in the Quartermaster's office, and said
he had filled out five receipts for one hundred
horses each, (des Ignatiny them as a part of the
contract OF Pichie with the Governments but
had not EsIgned the name OF Capt. Tompkins.
He admitted that he had wri ten the receipts
On the official paper of the Office, and with
great show OF innocence expressed it as his
conviction at the time that he was not acting
improperly. Tarr gave as q reason for APP
preaching Col. Baker that Pichle had suddenly
disappeared. Col. Baker subseq uentlv OBJ
tanned the receipts hypothetical by Pichla, and
arrested Tarr. The latter denied everything
except writing the body of the receipt.
He was committed to the Old Capitol, when
the room was searched. A number OF sigma
lures OF Captain Tompkins's name We're found,
corresponding exactly with those appended 10
the forged receipts. Tarr was again brought
10 the office, and Colonel B. exhibited TO him
the signatures found in his room. He acknoWl-
edged to have written them for amusement.
When placed side by side with the torgeries,
and being sterniy charged with the crime of
forgery, he remarked that he would not answer
any questions until lie had consulted with
counsel Colonel Baker promptly recognised
his right 10 remain relicen1, and reminded him
70 prison.
Pickle the greater criminal As be has received
the greatest benefit, has not vet been arrested.
II has also been discovered that he has ii an
other instance, Obtained nearly fifty thousand
dollars similar receipts. The BANKS, and
Lot the GmYrrumaNt the lnssc.
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DEATHS OF SoLDIBRs.-The following nave
been reported 10 Capt. Hartz, ieffice Corner o:
Eighteenth and G. streets,) since our last, q:
" hIch place all information relative To de-
ceased soldiers may be obtained:
John Banigan, I'd Bat. Invalid Corps; W H.
J.aZer- 5th U. s. cav; L NJ Burnham, hostirr,
Il. N. D: John Manning, I'd Mass T. Rick
etts, I2bth II. Y; J. Hilliard, teanlsJer, Z. NJ
ID; Jas A. Corn, eth n. y. art; VIM Asken,
JUth n. Y. Eng's; r. Cave, Sth III. cav; II. c.
Rogers 10th Pa cav; w. E. Smith, 5th Mich
cav; Willard Walker, 10th n. Y. cav; John
Smith, 15Gth n. Y ; Clarke Morseman, 10th N
\ art; Walter Angel, 10th N. Y. cav; f. G.
Brown, 18th N. Y. cav; John H. Ruse, 153d
n. Y; Andrew Price, 10th Pa; Jas. Barton,
Government employee; John ]. Cobine, Hath
\. Y; II. H. Marsh, 9th VT; John Waltz, 157th
Pa: John Hern 136th Pa ; NJ. Blumensten, LIST
a. art; Lieut.. G. w. Chase, LIST VT. cav; T.
Brumbey, 55th Ohio; A. Warmans, i25th N Y;
j. A. Partridge, 126th n. Y; J. A. Poer, rebel,
4th GA; James Geddes, 9Th Mich. cav; G.. 9.
Crane, LIST Me cav; Ira Conklin, 59th N. Y;
". M. Miller, 18th n. H; W. Garfield, 6th
Ohio cav; w. Salter, 26th Wis; @. g. Mariner,
Purneli Legion; John Corkell, l5sth Pa; Or.
range Pickett, eth Mich cav; G. Rifenburg,
l25th N. Y; W. A. House, 153d NJ Y; John
Looney, Hist N. Y; R. johnson. rebel, 18th
N. c.; s. Shultz, l24th N. Y; G. r. Duffy, 9th
Mass; w. S. Perry, 4th N. Y. cav; Chas Stick.
ney, 10th Mass; A. G. f. Hyatt, I'd Pa art; p
w. BocKoyin, 9Th N. Y. cav; q. F. Price, 10th
N. Y. art; Barney McCiuskey, LIST Del; Cush-
Ter Ebert, 125tn n. Y; Lorenzo Young, 6th
Ohio cav. -
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LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

WAsHINGTcN THEATER.-This is the last
night OF the charming actress. Miss Susan
Denim. coed bill is announced, and consists
OF The play of CaInille,'' and thu comsdiettas,
90 Love i'll Humble Life" and - The Conscript,"
III all OF which Miss Denim Will eftorm q
prominent part. Susan DENNIS s.Camille'' is
Certainly an admirable piece OF acting, and
should be seen by all. -
FoRD's THEATEG was again crowded last
night. "The Naiad Queen was performed,
and there was an Improvement over the first
night for the machinery worked more smooth
iy, and the brilliant scenic displays being con-
sequently more effective. Onr or two nights
more, and everything will he perfect The
performers were all that could be desired. tsThe
N8iad Queen" Will be performed TO. night
again, and is we'll worth visiting.
CANTERBURY.-The Zanfretta Troupe to-
night close one of the most successful engage
mente that have been been played in this city
iCr a long While. Their parting performance
will tie equal to any that has preceded il. All
the Canterbury company will also appeer.
Edeson will sing his new song, GA Glimpse at
The War;" and new dances will be introduced
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seERMATosRHsA CAN BE Ouasp.-Dr. Rand's
Specific cures Sps-saesor,aoa. Se,Ttraj Weakness.
tp'pnsacv, Loss or Poacey ec Sp.sd!y md eSec,aGt
~ Its effects are truly magical. A triai OF the
Specific, win convince the most skeptical OF its
merits. Price 81 boz. Solo By g. q Ford cor
nsr Ilth street and Pa. avenue, Washington and
Henry Cook AleZsrdria. se.Iy
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CoERRcTIoH-The Chronicle OF this morning
Fire Company was the hIst en- tne ground, and did
were soon the ground. This is 80; but that part
in relation to the steamer Hibsrnia doing splendid
execution not their hose did not reach the
ere within three hundred feet, and tbs whole time
the engine Was at work the water was wasting in
the street
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OPERA IN WAsHINGToN.-We learn with
much pleasure that the distinguished per former
OF music, Alex. WolowskI, has undertaken, at
the solicitation. and under the patronage of
responsible parties, TO organize a flrst-class
troupe of opera singers for Washington and
visits New York to-day to complete the arrange
ments. The opera is expected to open here
some time in September. The Professor will
return IN a short time to resume his engage
ments with his numerous pupils.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

| FUTURE DAYS.
By WI. WALL 4 CO.. Auetiousers : :
hs.ss 1 ssp Fhl SaL as6 % oAs ssS1o0S.1
ooa1s Of req e. 'hs ~
ss a. Pa isFs AS 0ss5s and e
TIEsl Az psx,. TIE lst Of Sc ptsmbsr 1855, CON
and Cfstes Of the schooner aset
10 Felt Hats
Boxes Combs
PacsaSe eewng Silk
Lot Photos raphtc Papers and Chemicals.
And at o'clock on the same day, at the loot OF
n rs
go WARD a. LAMoN, Y: 8. Marshal. DC.
an - WIN. l.. WALL 4 CO.. Aucts.
BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneets.
A LOTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD PURNI-
MON NON DAFT sTEsc e. ,a g Zoo s.
Shining, on 9TH street between M AID sfrest.
NoIthetn Liberties. general assortment Of Purni-
One kosesood Case Piano, octave, made by
Walnut Frame Hair Cloth Stun. Ts.s a-.s.s Sofas,
Am. si1e, ana or er Chairs
Gilt Frame EnsrAvings and Looking Glssssa
WMAdaossny pressing bureaus, Washsiards
Cane 5. at and other Chairs
Feather Beos Pillows, and BcIstsrs
GomfoTts, Blankets, Sheets, and Gases
Hair Cotton too, and other Mattresses
81 ces ss Ro sps Other 9th CARPETS
Cook, Ar tigAt, ana OF asr Stoves
S1 Ioi os sss sna Ss0essEy Ware
One Bay hare. years old, works well in Any kidd
One i ESeelien Hp Buesy is snd Harness ness
ksTse let OF Tools 81 n As the PORK Butchers
And many other articles too numerous to suume-
rspe.
ALSO.
On the same day At O'Clock D. E., We shall sell,
10 tcout OF the premises. AIS Three story BRICK
HOUSE, with store room, back building stable
and carriage house, T.sh an eTcs'ient pump et
having front on Seventh street, running back Cd
The above pro oerty is Handsomely located and
in a good business location for any Kind of bust
ness Tae attention Of buysrs IS invited to the sks
as ne owner is going to seaVe tae CITY, and sale
Terms cash.
aue25 GREEN & WILLIAMS. kuc.s.
ByGREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auotioneer,-
A UCTIQN SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
N; "a IsS , LSrs ON EAST GAPlToL sTREEr.-0n
81 ali sell IN 'front.' Of the premises, o es We
m hall of Lots 70 and H. fronting East Capitol
street at the corner Of 9th street east aud al OF
tween East Capitol and A sta south.
d Tens One fou5tn cash saIsnse IN sndls
deed given and deed of trust taken.
sE M So1 f II aas:
A ssIsTANT QUARTERMAsTER's oPaICSI
"A C0'Asr ofu AND T,rsnty-sscord streets.
Washington, DC. August IS, 1853. !
PUBLIC eALES OF CONDEMNED ANIMALS
will take place at the Corral, near the Observatory
in this city on the first, third, and fifth WEDNES-
DAYS ofSeprsn oss 1885, the I'd, 10 H. anc seth days
of the month
The property is condemned as UNFIT for publ.
geryice
Sales 90 commence at ten o'clock g. NJ of each
day, and be continued from day to day until the
M nber on hand shall be sold
Terms cash, IN Government fund.-
81 H TOMPKESS
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" HIDES-HIDYS.
w Hi Re sold st Pubic Auction. on sysyx
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, At II e'clook =.
M, ct IL Wharf on 8izth ct-set Meaningless al
toa Io7e-E Bssf Rides hand 1t sas ti,ss o.
safe.
Tern. ss.a; IL Treasury notes, TO be paid ST sss
moment OF sale. 6. BILL,
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ITO RENT-Two neatly Furnished FRONT
ROOMS, in private family. One OF tho MOS
desirable locations in the city. Call for w. r.
Room No. General Land office, Patent Buildins
N -
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ByGREHN & WILLIAM. Austioneer,

pS dhhEN &c HlLLIAme AucLlonefs.
E'RAME HOUSE AND LOT ON EASTCAPITOL
l. BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS EAST,
AT AUoTIoH On MONDAY, the Slst inst we SD ali
sell, in front of the premises at O'Clock D. m an
excellent two story and attic Fame House and
Lot, it being part of Lot No. g. in Square No 3I6.
TIE house contains eight convsniently arranged
rooms and cellar, with side alley. This a ouse, No
lG8 l.. hand. onnely situated on the north aide OF
East Capitol street between Sd and 4th Streets
the Capitol.
Terms One half cash; the balance in s and L.
months for notes inter est from day of sale
a deed given, and deed of trust taken.
Title indisputxble.
an ~ GhEEN 4 WILLIAMS Anct,
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THE FOWLER SISTERS The sisters Mile
and Emma Fowler, the former dansuese and
tbe latter dansuese and vocalist, who have
been playing successfully at the Haymarket
Theater. London, have been engaged by Man
ager Sim, and will appear at Can .erbury on
Monday, September I. They left Liverpool in
the steamer of the 10Th. Miss Millie Fowler
has heretofore delighted the patrons Of Canter-
bury by her fine dancing.
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frRsoFAk.--tfsn. q. Il. Paul, who was So
',re!y wounded at ;hs Gettysburg battle. and
who was for loLg while reported Geaa. nr-
-!Fed IL the city yesterday. 80. go -zr
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ByJ. e. MCGUIRE Il no Auctionssrs
LNkAME DE ELLIEti HNI-SE AND Lon fhI u

ERAME DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT On NJ
sTssET p. NORTH NOT sErwsE Es I5Ga AND l4rH
qnsre n.y. IS Eat
north street between 18th and 14ih streets
tnear 18th street, ard running back 80 feet,
together with the improvements, consisting of a
two story Frame Dwelling,
Terms: Ons-third III cash, the reInaadsr in
and u months, vii Interest, secured b. deed of
trust the premises.
Couveyancing at the cost of TIE purchaser.
an rs J. q. MCGUIRE d Co. Aucts
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CHARGE OF DEsRRTIos.--John Morrow, of
company g, I'd District regiment, was arrest
90 yesterday on tie charge of deserving from
MS I"g!Invat lie Was sent ~ the central guard
house.
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By W. L. WALL & CO., Auctionsers.
DARE CHANOE-RETAILG GROCERY STOCK
ls ttxrpREs, AND COOP WILL PoR SALs-A first,
rate corner stand, corner 9Th and II streets north
doing 2 pretty good business and increasing every
private sale by Monday, the Slst of August it wiz
be put ~ at Public Auction, on TUESDAY, the
LIST day of Sept =, At 10 o clock a. m.
adjoining the above q BARBER SHOP and Fix
lures, TO be disposed Of in the same manner,
Terms cash.
au28 VIM L WALL IL Co Auota
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WAS TAKEN UP AZ AN ESTRAY-ON THE
W 18th inst y BAY HORSE. which the owner
can have by coming forward, proving Ownership,
snd paying expenses Apply TO JOHN HBRD. No
500 New Jerse. avenue. st New Ieraey avenue
House. iii be sold on the lst September for his
keeping. au a-2tx
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LOSE, AND FOUND.

TAKEN Up ESTEAT-Op August 9TH, con-
demned BAY HORSE, with four white feat
The owner ID requested 10 come forward. prove
prOper+y, paw charges ard Il le him away App =
n WALSH s Grocery store ST. sol h. bet ii
ana 4 IA s;s. Capitol Hill. au2l ST.
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs.-Antonio
Rozsio, attempt to swindle; dismissed. VIM
King, drunk; DO. John Maloney threats: iail.
James Winchal, drunk and disorderly; Michl
Hoeins, do; soldier, do. military. VIM. Bos-
ton. larceny; dismissed. John Taft, disorderIy;
SlHi VIM. Swaggart, jl!.treating his horse;
S35s Thomas Iarboe, drunk and disorderly;
dismissed. James Hutton and Peter Donlan,
drunk and disorderly; DO. Pat'k Kinnel, do:
military. VIM. Archie, profanity So.
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EOR SALE-A nice two story FRAME HOUSE
containing five rooms, with or without Furni
streets. only two squares from, Lafayette Park and
Penn. avenue. Apply on the premises. Cheap for
cash. AL 2a-2t
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TAKEN Up ESTRaY-On the ssth inst on tia
ave-, be. Sth and 81 SITS BAY MARE left
h,nd loot white sore on the shoulders had
come forward, prove property, pay charges and
take her away. Apply at DORskY 8 Hack Stable,
Prstner's alley. au 70 ST.
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4 1BERAI REWARD-Lost on the night of the
1 18th OF August, out of the Stable 4It penusyl-
wanna avenue, n iFEt brown Junky MARE white
Fr0tted on the feet white spot The SHOULDER ;
sore On the back, with core joints between o and
10 7esrs Of age. al % atEi Il. LEVY.
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BvJ C. Meg IRE Il co. Auctionsers.
BUILDING LOT ON THIRD STREET WEST,
~ g M, AND sIsssIs s NORTH AT ACTION:
O'Clock on the premises, We shall sell part of Lot
Ne. 3, in Square No. 5n, fronting % fest4 inches
north, and running back Sc feet to . public alley
and contaiHing 2436 square feet.
Terms: One third cash; the remainder in 6 and
IL months with interest, secured by deed of trust
on the premises.
AL conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser,
au IS j. q. MCGUIRE & GO Aucts
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TOOK TIE OATu-Seven citizens Of prince
William county, Va, who were arres I'D about
I've months ago "a dsioyal and dan gerous men
acre released rom the Old Capitol yesterday
uiion taking the oath OF allegiance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-29
FOR SALE AND RENT.

EURNIsHsD ROOMS TO RENr--Hor rent, Al
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streets, neatly furnished and very comfortable
LORS. The neishborhood il ons OF most desirabls
In the city. Every attention paid to those occupy.
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