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GREAT BARGAINS


M Ok Il AGEE SALE.-Nlll be sold
80 s at P46lic AUCTION on TUESDAY, May 18th, A.
he III oIyin, iescriiad st,te enj i m t piGiS;s
Of redemn6n a. Daniel Il Praif and Am NJ i Tr+ ny
Nor baiIs evec, trrs or,i, + - M -, iltt ur
U i ~ % or $s'lUs thcre
bi, 'i tUt VI 'Iu , S''u5teU ~ "orttSter ana
ycsf rcr tIcrcf at a wi' ft y ~ 'he south
nrvate roso~p yyav "r e9j Iarfri a'1 up"
lo,co ,i,s5 "a VI SUI g, at ieIce
meme nUrs{ oE SAD passage way forty eight feet
more thence by land Of said W6itte9r 81 "ne w ]
snvo 49, - j,. " J W II te'iN lOFtN-
seven Iset tx lches T. la9uhoW or late of Jos Walker
ato ~ An it, S+ 'tNe Ia ~ aug liniu now or
said Parlridre tbence weseT o n i'cGs 10 Ia& Oh
ot ed 10 me Pac9 otPegnnng sad
te i5,, nf Wst hus i au 1lIham stteets IN
ridae and viii he sold p 1eee wy o. T., u, Fart-
contained in certain mortrag@ Nv n u ii o s
ay Of M a 10 aI gS kee dated the see9rd
cester Counfv Kcastrv NJ cod IN eo ~ 5 Wy 80 Or
ft h nys o it , bo9k QUO rage ~ &C.
ge n iep per of sno ti GonHh OF sid mort
arg deeds d TO Pass Ts che ute e the premises VIII be ready
inquire of A. McF. DAVIS ATTORNEY 10 ia Main
ST Get. GEORGE T. RICE MorI%aaee
Worcester, April Is, 1863 dapIS627ts
LNXECUTORS' SALE OF REAL ES-
IA T4TE-WnI he soil at PnbIic ,,oti,n sti , -
Lots viz Two AZ the c"Trer of Us,
,-er trofs "ocb oIt 9G6G VI d'1E!uenee ana wa
corner of CIakson and GoIaI strects ore o " az iie
10 l22 feet the other containing ism Got ~ 's
Ibcse are ' s oer;or a t OV III:
ec.;tos can close mn Tho Estatf Il rrr ~ a. ny ~
Rcubru Randall iafa Of Wnrcostor 80 ' ny ~ VI
nostira TFr{tN i phN6SfL' 1e0e" Gu "a
F INV nm T. III 'h''1' Executors
+ w vA1Ii irrtiC,, 10, Hi-' Il 10
-.----------,' w. hIH
rBv f. W WALTZ
DJDITRNEN ASSIENEE'S SATE
- ~ nt.1h Is a r. a 49, ilON-Wlll be sold
az PUBIC Aucti3ll' on WEDNLSDAf the 2Oth day Of
MAY nvAt, III tc premises al ~ CLOCK A. NJ about25
street rear the GO ron Mogks being lots No TO- H.
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A FULL STOCK OF TRIMMING LACES

Laccs. ~
1000 doz Ladies' Linen Cambria Handkercbiefs from
81 % dozen up The cheapest line of Handkerchefs in
the city. ~ "
Hem-stitched and Embroidered Handkerchiefs-a full
stock. ~
Gents Linen and Silk HandkerchIels at very cow
prices. ' "
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1853 SPRING FASHIONS. 1853
A. P. WARE & co.

1854, 1853 and ITO Main St. Worcester,
BEG LEAVE TO NOTIFY THEIR
CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC GEN
ERALLY, THAT THEY HAVE NOW
IN STORE, AND IN PROCESS OF MAN
UFACTURE, a STOCK OF GREAT Ex-
TENT AND VARIETY, EMBRACING
A MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
Seasonable Garments,
ADAPTED TO THE VARIOUS WANTS
OF ALL GLASSES OF CUSTOMERS.
MUCH CARE HAS BEEN TAKEN TO
PRODUCE GAXMENTs UNsCRIMPED
IN PROPORTIONS, TASTEFUL IN
STYLE, AND OF PROPER WORK.
MANsHIP, AND WE REsPECTFULLY
INVITE THE EXAMINATION OF ALL
IN WANT OF READY-MADE CLOTH
ING. PURCHASERS OF
Spring Overcoats
CAN HARDLY FAIL OF A sATIsFAC-
TORY SELECTION FROM OUR AS
sORTMENT.
WE ALSO INVITE ATTENTION TO
QUIZ LARGE STOCK, AND ExTEN.
sIVE VARIETY OF
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings,
ADAPTED TO ALL DESCRIPTIONS
OF GARMENTS, FOR ALL CONDI-
TIONs AND AGES OF MASCULINE
HUMANITY, WHICH WILL BE SOLD
RY THE PIECE OR YARD, AT THE
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, on
MADE UP INTO GARMENTS TO OR
DER. FOR EITHER MEN Or BOYS.
~ THE REST STYLE AND MANNER,
ANN sA-IsFACTION IN ALL CASES
WARRANTED.
WE ALSO INVITE THE PARTICU.
LAX ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC
TO OUR EXTENSIVE DEPARTMENT
or
Boys Clothing,
WHICH WILL BE FOUND AS AT.
TRACTIVE AND AS w ELL SUPPLIED
AS EVER. MUCH CARE WILL BE
CONSTANTLY EXERCISED TO REM
DER THIS IMPORTANT BRANCH OF
OUR BUSINESS In ALL RESPECTS
DEsERVIsG OF THE PATRONAGE
OF ALL PURCHASERS OF 30 KS
LOTMIN
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ylnnr, Groceries, TT.

~ ny Zoo bushels Choice State
MEMS DIT No I Mechanic st WorcestS q w. H..
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Is Pieces BLACK LACE FLoUNCINGS, for Trim
ming Velvet Capes and Lace Points, at 81 SIPS sl5O
and 81 yard.
Real Black Thread and Thread Border Walls, from
s 80 and upwards
A splendid assortment of French and Pusher Lace
Walls, at a great reduction from former prices
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SENRHf DISPHpRa


Snma,itaa's Gift is the mcst certain, sal, and
efeotual Temedy-indeed, tho only vegetable rem
edy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days
AID recent cases in twenty four hours. No miner
taken. 1t is the soldiers hops and friend to
those who do not want 70 be exposed. Male pack
ages, So; female, SIS.
Samort.an's ROOF aad Hcro Jvjr.s-A positive
sDd permanent cure for SYphihs. Scfofula, Cleers
sores, Spots, letters, &c Price 81, six bottles
Tor IS, sold by 3. @. Ford See advertisement. ms
Tgk cEEAP1sT AND BEST HAIR DIE II THE WORLD
NsvI Fades or Washes OE:.-U phaIa q Hair Dye, 50
,ents box. The best in use. Try y. Sold By g.
o. Ford, corner lltb street and Pa, avenue, Wash.
naton- and Henry Cock. Alexandria Sc Sly
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The GREAT WEST is the promised land in the eyes
Of millions, both in the Old World and the New.
us fertile SOIL and magnificent opportunities for
Development the great sources of its sttrac-
ton. But along it, beautiful streams. there Turks
m alaria of most deadly inf aence, which is the
great drawback of that splendid region and mutt
remain SO for many years to come. Emigrants and
Others who com plate settlement in that sect on
will do well to provide themselves with the only
cure that has yet been found efficient speedy, aud
certain mean HOstetters Celebrated Bitters,
which has snatched hundreds from an IN timely
grave. Their operation upon the d gestive organs
is coon felt to be benefcent, without being yio-
lent
Sold by DRUG gists and dealers generally ever!-
whsre
Wholesale Agents-A. II. Bininger & CO.. 237
Penn. ave. az A-eoSt
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DEB,

this city. August 25th, 1859, of typhoid fever,
EETTlE, the beloved wife of G. L.. Rsu snd
McDonough, OF Lessburs, Va, after an illness Of
eight days. in the 18th year of her age
In Georgetown, on Wedne sdsy evening, GEO.
PaItsy sssd - EPIC OF collegiate and Anna
The friends q tas family are requested to At
O'Clock, from 1as Beail street ..
OF sEEipeHE Il t ss4 Ct
ELlzARETH. in her 18th year, eldest and yonnsl
est daughters Of VIM. and Susan B. Kurt o1Hs
They grew in beauty side by side.
They filed one home with glse"
which these loved ones blossomed vita such o fsir
Wisdom and whose never hI s
sesn IT best to ansplant them to fairer clrnes.
and aching heat: You'd !si'% Is 81 sh
youth and The opening rose
And mile a. theaNbut thou art not S Of tsoss
That wait the ripen'd bloom to seize their prey.
Leaves have their time to fall,
And stars to set-but all
Thou hast all seasons for thine own oh psats -
At 9. 8. convaleeeent Hospital. Baton Rouge,
r. R2ys'y = gtG lsss ski, s.ssI JAMES Sd
W.sbTsto Sph 81 me sd a sS nsnry w. EDWARDS of
Be Was seriously Wounded in Banks heroic A.
AND prisoner in the hands OF the Rebels iii
the surrender of that place our victorious forces
. dsesss peculiar to the climate set in. ana he
died. Thus has passed away, Ii ths bloom of
mind ard heart which made him the hope and
pride Of bis family and the delight Of the society
ofyouth he enlisted in the ,ervies Of Sis eonntT
without hope OF reward, and simply because he
captain he bright star and one Hbio Oh n ai
his comrades should follow" And this brave sol.
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L HE TUG &C. Fl. aASWEiL,n now LAYING at
Alehanoris a., 9iil be sold henp, on account of
~ ,ason 81 PerFnershp OF the owners Apply to
OAftaiN iAIBJr. Steamer Young America"
runn III eetNesn Alexandris and washing ton
4 ALI At SMITHS, 400 Seventh greet, to gel
- VoEr ciothins wv
silLs,5, $50 s0yen.h street.. ice best l,lacs "a
~ 'sHn W o0' pour SLV1hlaT jyls
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PIC MICS, &c.

NETAOPOLlTANS To THE BASQUE.
GRAND PFC MIC
ACTIVE MEMBERS Or THR METROPOLITAN
HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY,
BENIPIr OF THEIR PELLOW NUMBERS WHO
HAVE BEEN DRAFTED.
The Active Members of the Metropolitan Hook
and Ladder Company respectfully announce "A
to their friends and the public that they will
MONDAY, Aug. 3st. for the purpose Of assist ~
ing their fellow mem bers VINO have bsen drafted.
The committee pledge themselves to use every
eIertion to make this one Of the best Pic Mics Of
the season. A fne Brass and string Band has bser
engaged for the occasion. Dancing will commence
at o clock p. m. Tickets, admitting gentleman
and ladies, ONE DOLLAR.
COMMITTEE Of Arrang tmsntS.
J. Oh.ncey, Geo. Noyes. Jas. A.. Smith,
Q, =. Holbrook, Jas W Wnits, Cha. Child SIS,
VIM. 8. Scott. J. T. Blakensy, Oliver Dom.
81 ,Z7 20 81
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HARRIED,

Tuesday. August 18th. by the Rev. Father Wal
ter. Mr. GEO W MkEM OF Maryla. d. to Miss
MARVIN G. GRINER, of Washipgto d. G.
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n q 7 &c e i!

M r. M. Will LIAM
Departed for Europe, in the steamer America, on
the 18th of August, to buy his
FALL AND WINTER GOODS IN PARIS
He win take great pains in selecting the Goods,
to be able to offer Q most oh dice assortmentof
PARTISAN NOVELTIES
to his customers
~ Ladies wishing for any particular article
may send their orders to NJ WILLIAM, Z Cite
Trevise, Pars; or leave them at 336 Pennsylvania
avenue. eu 10 w
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MILITARY SUBSTITUTES.

WANrED-A SUBSTITUTE. A fair price will
W be paid. Apply befDre the I'd September to
TH0S. q. DORSEY, At W, NJ. shuster & Co 3. 3 3
Market opaee, bet. It'll and Sth SITS. u2S St
sc BsTlTUTE WANTED To one who is not
~ 6essrter, liberal price will be paid. Call be-
tween the houIa of Q and $ O'Clock
I. ID. HANSON, Insurance Agent,
au e6-5ts $50 Seventh street.
nRAFTgD MEN
IL ATTENTION.
prs fled men can get reliable MEN for SUBSTI-
TCTES BY calling on US. We insure against de-
serters for q small premium.
W. b Lewis & co. Auct'rs.
au25 ct 497 7th St., bet. and SITS.
SUBsTiTUTBs wANTED.-We want twenty
- five (2S) good reliable MEN this day. VS. pay
the highest prices. Call early and get your money
game day Remember We do not speculate, but
charge light CON missions. Call at once at No. 427
W. B. LEWIS i CO.,
Al 25-3t IChrohicle Auotioneers.
WANTED.-SUB STITU r Es .anted-the high.
w est prices paid-at the Office of Justice D.
ROWLAND. No. 42S q street, near General Post
Once ALI kinds of Exemption Papers promptly
Pre- pared, at reasonable prices. al N21f
SUBSTITUTES HEADQUARTERS The high
~ est prices will be paid for So BSTITUTES for
DRAFTED men. Those In want of Substitutes viii
find it to thsi: interest d e spgx ct thu iRis
near Pennsylvania avenue.
an loft N. q. MILLER.
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VIOLATING THE DEAD HORSE REGULATIONS.
Tuesday, Jas. Bowen and John WEIGH were
committed to the central guardhouse by Capt
TODD, lot violating the regulations respecting
case near the camp Of the 18th N. H. regiment,
on New York avenue.
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AMusEMENrs To-SIGHf

WAsBlNu ION THEArER.-This evening has
been set apart for the benefit of the beautiful
ed Is that of 'sMedea." Miss ID. personatas
s.Nedea, and will be ably sustained by G.. E.
Wilson rs "Jsson," Mr.. James Dunn as
"Creon,' ard by others of The company Miss
d. is q general fayorlta here, and therefore
there ia no doubt but she will have large
house.
Fokp'" TuEATER.-The postponement of the
opening Of tord's Theater last night was alto
ge1hsr Unavoidable, but the manager assures
tn puhi'g hat it will positively be opened TO-
night, WI b The performance OF the fine dramatic
phgeant 81 he Naiad Queen" This entertain
mpnt b:s ;s IN got up In first class style and
TegaJ dless Of expense and will be worth visit
ing ny nil
CASTEEnURY-The patrons of Canterbury
appear Ss determined that the hall shall
never t. otherwise than we'll flled; and no
one of HE many who visit the hall is ever dis
appointed Tor the en- eriainmeDts offered are
excellent. This is the last week of the Fan
fr.t a uo'r pc. Edeson, Nellie Taylor, and all
the othef rsrformers appear tonight.
VARIErIEs-" The Singular Mortal" a new
comic drama, written expressly for this estab-
lishmept, will be performed here o-night again.
The play itself is replets with fun, and each
character is we'll acted. Besides the drama,
the regular concert hall entertainment will
take place.
THE DRAFT.-After our report closed yester.
day, the following cases We're disposed OF by
Thos- Booker, enormously enrolled.
BENZ. Moor, only support OF mother.
edward Brown, under age.
j. Levy, alien.
Jas H Hough, disability.
Richard Polly, disability.
John Anderson, colored, accepted.
Farley Thompson. colored, accepted
John Ames, colored, accepted.
John w. Dick, disability.
John Monpkheim, alien.
J. II. Du Bant, disability.
I'm nnStv
Patrick O'Hare, furnished substitute-Wm.
Sterling.
N. o. Day, furnished substitute-Arthur
Jas H. Clements, only support of mother
less child.
Philip A. Delano, disability.
BENJAMIN Davis, disability.
Theo. Friebus, enormously enrolled.
Andrew Baldwin, only support of a widow.
Patrick Fleming, over age.
II. H. Twombley, disability.
Frederick Meyer, alien.
Charles Young, accepted.
Edward Stolpe, disability.
Oscar Freuntiicb, alien.
Vim. H. Thomas, furnished substtute-Jos.
Lakewood
Samuel G. Partridge, disability.
John Brown, disability.
Charles Marquette, enormously enrolled
Martin Hoffman, accepted.
Charles Dyson, over age.
James Neal, colored under age.
Job Dawson, colored, under age.
Patrick Minor, colored, accepted.
Eli CROMWELL colored, enormously enrolled.
Edward Freas, under age
Charles Lanser, colored, accepted.
L. M. Rees, enormously enrolled.
Daniel Solomon, disability.
Joseph Brown, cOlored, accepted.
Alfred Stewart, colored, accepted.
Lewis Norton, colored, accepted.
John Madigan, alien.
Henry Barth, enormously enrolled.
Turner Studley, only son of widow.
Samuel f. Hughes, over age.
Henry Leimbach, alien.
John Wells disability.
John Broderick, -alien.
Samuel Evans, only support Of widow.
J W. r. Russell, disability.
James Gibson, disability.
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RATHER SUsPICIOus-Geo Robinson, a
soldier, was arrested Tuesday night by officer
Benson, for lettering in the yard of a house on
picious manner. The key of the house was
found upon him and he was turned over to the
military for trial.
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REAL ESTATE SALES, by Green & Williams,
auctioneers.-Four building lots on Twenty
third street, between M and n, north Lot A,
to P. Mulroy, for 1920; b, to S. H. Lavender,
S11750; O, TO Jos. Ashton, sl17.50; D, to John
Leibfred Sis.
BY W. L. Wall & Co.-Small frame house
and lot II, square no, on Twentieth street
west, to G. ". Hopkins, for S475.
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-FOUR LARGE PIRsT-CLAss HOUSES FOR SALE for
cash. One on street. between 5th and 6th streets
particulars inquire Of me at my Feed and Flour
store on Seventh street, between G and q No. 429,
where the Public and sutlers can get the best Peed
of Columbia. Call soon and try me, a. my motto is
- Quick Sales and Small Profits"
j. A. WISE, Feed and Flour Merchant.
7th street No. 40,
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EQUAL DIVISION, No 3, SONS OF TEMPER.
ANCR.-This fourishing branch of the Order of
the Sons of Temperance have taken Smead'S
Hall, on Ninth street, between ID and E streets,
as their place of meeting. They hold meeting
this evening, when they will be pleased to meet
any who may wish TO unite with them in the
good cause Of temperance. 1t*
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AssAULTING A GUARD.-On Sunday after
noon, an Irish soldier, named Michael Neuny,
was arrested by officer l.. %. Miistead, on Cap
itol BILL He had attacked John Bowler,
guard on duty at Carroll Prison, choking and
striking him without any propagation. He was
arrested in an eating saloon, which he was ma.
king his brag that he was q New York fighting
man. Justice Furguson handed him over to
the military.
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ByJ. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers.


THOMAS BOWLING, Auctionser.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ESTATE
~ OF THE LATR DARIUS CLAeHTf.-Under and
the District OF Columbia, bearing date on June 8,
1853 ma e in certain proceeding Instituted in said
Darius clagstt, the nndersigned commissioners,
duly sPpSin5ed ~ said Court to act in the premises
public auction all those parts 81 Lot. No and Mo-
town In the District of Columbia. contained with
in the following metes and bounds. beginning at z
nom the southeast corner Of Lot No. ], in said
addition . and rSnnn. thence north II. feet toa
ieet 10 inches. thence south iso feet to bridge
bessninSovth tie tires stosy brc i house tberss
in said addition to Gsorseto .n, cor tame within
the following metes and bounds beginning for the
inches east from The soushsssi corner Of said Lot
No and Iunnns thence north is let to 10 feet
u nchss thence south isa feet ct Brass
street, and tssnce west 81 feet 10 inches to the
be ginnins-With the three story brick house
II. .Ss,s !; on Bridge
in asofss own, DssIies IF oe1mS s mon novel,
Terms Of sse One third OF the purchase money
inssaimeDt. at g. H. IS and n months with Interest
from the Day Of sale, for which the purchasers'
to their interest In the property sold secsrsd t.
the satisfaction OF majority of tbs Commissioners,
Sale positive.
If the terms Of Fsle are not complied with within
wetk from the day of SALE the property will be
resold On one wec6 notice at the risk and cost Of
the purchaser in default.
All conveyancins and stamps TO be AZ the cost OF
the purchasers. JAMES TOWLnS
WI IL. GUNNELL.
CHAHLES BRADLEY,
EDWARD aALL.
VIM 3 HOLIDAY,
Con mi saiouers.
JAS. O. MCGUIRE q Co. auct ~.
Al u soSds T. BOWLING, Auet'r.
VA HIDEs-HIDIs.
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THE DRAFF.-The following cases were dis
posed OF BY the Board of Enrolment up to the
hour OF u O'Clock to-day:
John Lane, colored, furnished substitute
George Lenry.
Moses Senken, alien.
N. Hammerschlag, disability.
Marbray harris, only support Of mother.
Samuel 7. Hill, only support of mother.
Edward johnson, enormously enrolled.
Michael Craven, over age.
John Zamoiski, disability.
Richard S. Lawrence, under age.
Christian Plocher, disability.
VIM. Brown. alien.
John Middleton, under age.
Wesley Williams, colored, furnished snost-
tnte-Spencer Johnson.
VIM. III. Golden, accepted.
George Boyd, alien.
James Minor, cOlored, over age.
John Myers, in service Sd March
John Cunningham, alien
Ivory Il. Pope, over age.
George Langley, eTroneeusiy enroiieo'
Thomas Goddard, disability
VIM. Cammack, over age.
James NJ. Wellman, only support OF mother.
james Flanagan, disability.
Frederick MITCHELL alien
Thomas Bellew, over age.
john Russell, over age.
Charles M Walker, enormously enrolled.
Thomas Z. Roach, disability.
John IL. Smith, furnished subs titute-Jacob
Zimmerman,
Lewis Schuiman, over age
Benjamin c.. Lazenby, disability.
Robert Lamon, enormously enrolled.
Robert ). Camel, only support of mother.
Gren Vile Ped6icord, only support Of infirm
parents.
Henry Butler, colored, accepted.
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A BILLIARD MATCH-Deery and Simpson,
The above named gentlemen will play match
game of billiards at the saloon of Messrs. Mil
Ter & Simpson, 430 Pennsylvania avenue, on
Thursday, August 27th. at q o'clock p. m.
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VIZ HIDEs-HIDBs.
w ILL Be sold at Public Anctios. On syeJx
WsDH RsDAY sad SATURDAY, at II O'Clock q,
m . at the Wharf on Sixth street, Washington All
the Goyernmsn Beef Hides ON kaad OF the time an
sale.
Terms cash, in Treasury notss, 20 BE- paid al ma
moment OF sale. @. BELL,
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ByGREEN WILLIAMS. Auctionesrs.

By GREEN & WILLIAM5. Auctioneers.
ERAME HOUSE AND LOT ON EAST CAPITOL
BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS EAST.
1T AUCTIoS.-On MONDAY, the Slst inst. we shall
excellent two. story and attic Fame House and
Lot, II being part of Lot No 5, in Square No. S6.
The houss contains eight conveniently arranged
rooms and cellar, with side alley. This ouse No.
East Capitol street between Sd and 4th Streets
the Capitol.
Terms /: One half cash; the balance in aud I2
months fer notes bear ing interest from day of SALE
4 deed eivsn ana deco OF tFustt taken.
aus2 ~ GREEN WILLIAMS. Auots
ByJ.C. MCGUIRE & co. Auctionsers.
pUILDING LOT ON THIRD STREET WEST,
On TUESDAY AFTERN DON, Sept. Lat, at s
o'clock the premises, shall Sell part of Lot
Ne. 3 in Square No. ST fronting q feet4 inches
north, and running hack Sc fact to public alley
and Containing :, $50 square feet.
Terms: One third cash; the remainder in and
IL months with interest, secured by deed OF trust
on the premises.
All cony eyancIng at the cost Of the purchaser.
aus &C. MCGUIRE& co Aucts.
A ssIsTANT QUARTERMAsTER's OFRICE,)
n Corner o. II and TlceHty-SscoRd streets.
Washington, d. G. August p, 1853.
PUBLIC SALES OF C0NDkMNED ANIMALS
will take plSce at the Corral. the Observatory
in this city on the first, third, and fifth WEDNE5-
DAYS ofssptsm 1868, the I'd, Is b, and sth days
The property is condemned unit for public
service.
Sales to commence ct ten O'Clock q. m. of each
day, and be continued from day to day until the
nu m Der on hand shall be sold.
Terms cash. In e0Vsfhhe T. T. Hpn SSocMpK1Ns,
su % 32t Captain, A. Q. NJ. q. A.
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FIRE.-The fire about nine o'clock yesterday
" as at the residence of Mr.. f.. Il. Steever, on
New Jersey avenue, near the Brick Bridge
tie roof of the kitchen taking fire from stove
pipe. The Columbia and Ana costa com panies
were early on the ground, but the flames were
exiting uished by buckets of water being thrown
by the neighbors and f1remen, without 1t being
necessary to put the apparatus in service.
Officers Barkely and Wallingsford were early
on the ground to protect the furniture, some Of
which was removed from the house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-27

SEE FIRST PAGE of to-day's Star for interest
ing local articles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-27

TO re TRIED EY Court MAETIAL.-M Mars,
me rickputket and C5srrter, who en listed as c
Cf CaptJn Todd. Ife VIII be tired ~ curt
martial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-27

CoNrALEsoENTs, RECRUITS, &C.-Tuesdar
ia ConvalescentS from Annapolis, and some
Tote from the neigh boring hospitals, were sent
10 the Soldiers Rest: 20 exchanged prisoners
from Delaware, 80 from Camp Parole, (Annap-
ols.) T. recruits for cid regiments, 90 drafted
men for The 6'st Pennsylvania regiment and =
lcl OF mechanics, also arrived.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-27

C:lH REWhR D.-Lost, about three months
= ~ since. an ENVELOPE Containing privats
papers OF no value to any one but the owner. The
above reward will be paid by leaving the same at
my ofica. ALVIN WALKER,
25-l wF 357 street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-27

LOB RENT.-BRICK HOUSE situated on II st.
bet. I'd and Sd vest, containing rooms and
basement Enquire at the Grocery Store on the
corner, AN fist
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-27
FOR SALE AND RENT,

E,URNIsHsD ROOMS TO RENr-For rent, At
l. $50 Eth street, east side. between g and q
ssrssts neatly flrpisssd a1d osSZ eomfoEs.bls
L0Rs. The nsighborhood IL one Of most desirable
in ths city. Every attention paid to those occupy.
ing them No children in the house. 1t
FURNISHED ROOMs-With Board-May be lad
Il by applying at No. 339 st.. bet 9Th and 10th.
an RI ~