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The time OF the Senate occupied to-day maais
with Dstrc. business, and in reading the long Finsao
bill and adopting the amsninsuts Of the Finance com
mittee.
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BAENUMrs AMERICAN MUSEUM, Broadway LIVING
HIP OPoTAMUs L1Oat &C, az III nohrs--fHasfVs~
Young AnRRcA Afternoon and Evening.
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WOODS MINSTREL HALL, 5l4 Broadwav-ETHr0PIAN
aoscs DANCES ac.-RUAgIsG TBa BLOCKADE.
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THE SITUATION.

New York, Tuesday, February 10, 1863.
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BOwERY THEATRE, Bowery-ScAars OF LONDON
JACK AND The BE- asrALK-STATh SrlRkTs
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NEW BoWERY THEATRE Boscry-DsG FREiscHufd
htAsriS, MOI oREsr Or kosEswALp
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BROADWAY MENAGERIE Broadway. LIVING WILD
AsinALs-PEEFoRAING EL.rBAArS- Como MULES, &c.
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LAURA KEENE'S THEATRE. Bsoadway.-FAIR Q
WITa THK GOLDEN Locks-REGULAR FIs,
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PARTISAN CABINET or WONDERS 5ds Broadway
Open daily from 10 "A. NJ. till 10 NJ
HOOLEY'S OPERA HOUSE, Brooklyn. -ETHIoPrAN
SONGS, DAsCks BuRLksQUEs. &c.
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sIBLos GARDEN, Broadway.-LrAu, rur ForsArxS.
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AMERICAN THEATRE, No. Al Brcadvay.-BAL LET'S
PAsroxxRs BuRLEsQUEs. 40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-17
OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
FROM THE FRONT.

The information that reached the front yes
terday afternoon is belle wed to have indicated
that Lees army is moving along the Bull Run
Mountains towards the Potomac. We have no
idea that Lee designs renturing another raid
north OF that river. His late movement was
after the style of Stonewall Jackson, bat with
out any Of the success that attended his re-
markable achievements. Lees aim was, prob
ably, to strike a disastrous blow at our right
flank. Themarch to make 1t, being very ex.
hausting one, must have cost him heavily in
used-up men and horses. Its entire failure
therefore leaves him far weaker than when Gu
the Rapidan. His present movements, as far
as we have been able to obtain Information con-
corning them, leads to the belief that he is al
ready aiming TO get away from Meade's imme-
diate front as cheaply as possible, and, it is to
be taken for granted, Meade will make him pay
dearly for his venture, if he can. We therefore
HOOK Tor battle to- day or o-morrow, our forces
being the attacking party. ..
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FROM THE ARMY.

From parties who arrived here last night
leaving the front at two O'Clock p. M, we learn
there was no fighting of consequence day he
Tore yesterday. There was considerable Skin.
mishing yesterday, and some rather heavy
firing before our informant left. in the direc.
ton OF Bull Run and CentreviAe The de.
monstratons were made by rebel forces, and
our forces at all times obtained the advantage.
In TACT 1t IS the testimony Of all parties that
General Meade has repulsed ali attacks, and
occupies position from which the enemy can
not possibly dislodgs him.
Our losses thus far on the whole retreat from
Cuipeper amount to perhaps two hundred SOL
diers, killed, wounded, and missing, and few
wagons, and small amount Of baggage belong
ing to the Sixth Corps; which was DESTROYED by
our own men, and thus were prevented from
falling into the enemy's hands.
The loss in the I'd corps at the battle OF Bris.
lows Station was about 300 killed and wounded,
the proportion of killed being small. The can
nonading on Thursday was caused by an
attempt OF the rebels to cross Bull Run. At
Union Mills, where the railroad crosses the
stream, and at MitcheIPs and Blackburn,s
Fords. the rebels kept mp q brisk artillery fire
to cover their crossing This fire did very
little damage to our troops, who generally were
under cover, and when the rebels would mass
bodies OF infantry to attempt q crossing our
artillery and infantry soon dispersed them.
The day passed in skirmishing until sun
down, when the firing ceased. Near dark
General Buford's cavalry had sharp encoun.
ter with the enemy near Brents Vile, driving
them back in fine STYLE a .s#
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THE SITUATION,

The New York Herald is correct in saying
that 1t was not the safety of our army, but the
destruction of Lees, that was the main object
of Meade's recent retrograde movement Lee
has so far made nothing whatever, except con-
siderable loss, by his raid, which leaves him
greatly weakened in his new position, while
we are comparatively as much stronger in ours,
with chances for general battle under in.
f1nitely more advantageous circumstances than
existed on the banks Of the Rapidan.
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FINDINGS AND SENTENCES OF THE sI,o1-GH
COCRT-MARTIAL 49,

Capt. j. W. Rowland, of the fifth army corps,
recently tried by the Slough Court Ma rtial on
q charge of embezzlement, has been found
guilty, and sentenced to five years imprison.
ment in the Albany penitentiary. BY the sen.
tence Of the court, it is made scandalous for an
officer of the Army TO associate with him. .
Capt. g. NJ Levy, assistant quartsrmaster in
the Department Of w ashingtoA, under Col. Has
kins, tried on the same charge as above, and a
specification of which charge was that he paid
his clerk salary Of $50 per month and took
mis- receipt for S100, has also been found guilty.
BY the sentence of the court he is to make good
the loss to Government, is dishonorably dis.
missed the service, and is to be held forever
disqualified to hold any. Office Of trust or emo
Iument under the United States Government.
The court further directs that the sentence be
published in three papers in the city OF Wash.
angton and three published In Albany, the
usual place Of LIS residence, after which it
snail be deemed scandalous for an officer Of the
United States Army to associate with him.
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ARRIVAL OF SICK AND WOUNDED


Yesterday evening, about i've O'Clock, a train
arrived from Fairfax, bringing to this city 1874
sck and wounded soldiers OF the Third CORPS,
ana 81 sick Of the FIRST Corps. The wounded
men were mostly hit in the arms and legs and
We're principally cavalrymen. They were in
charge. OF Drs. John A. Douglas, 18th Mass,
Sanger, 9th N. Y, Cav, Beebe, 4th N. Y. Cav,
and Assay, 142d Ply.
Ihe corpses Of 1t. Davis, Sd Pa. Reserves.
Lit hiy, 9Th N. T., and 1t. O. s. Smith, stu N.
T. Wno were killed in action, were also brought
in and Will be sent North.
= Among the wounded officers brought in were
Lieut. Miller, l14th Pa. vols; Capt J. q. Uouser,
105th Pa. vols, in arm; Lieut.. James Miller.
105th Pa. vols, above the knee; and Capt. Geo
II. Barry, Of the sth N. Y. cav, seriously
wounded in the right shoulder.
From Corporal Newton, OF the LIST r. l. cav
we learn that the reported wounding OF Capt
George Rhodes and Lieut.. Fose, of that regi
ment, is incorrect. a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-17

CLEARING THEM OUr.-Iast night, the Third
Ward police arrested ten boys for sleeping In
the Oeater Market-house. and took them be.
fore Justice Thompson for trial. The Justice
fined one, dismissed two, and committed the
sotners 70 the workhouse. The dealers In the
snarket arc much annoyed by persons, most Of
them bcokbiacks, who lodge in the markets
and rob heetalls.~ Justice Thompson has be-
gun 10 test the wcrkhouse as remedy; all
miider methods having failed to secure the
dealers from annoyance and loss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-17
FINDER ARREST.

Capt. ]. d, S. Cook, LIST Lieuts. u. J.Franee,
and NJ j. q. Woodwork; Cd Lieut.. A. Turner
and Adjutant j. M. Shoemaker, of the 2oth
New York State militia, were arrested this
morning for remaining in the city without
authority after their regiment had left for the
front, asd ordered to report under arrest TO
Gen. Patrick Provost Marshal General ok
Army Of Potomac. a.s 8sEtDsz- sgsi Il.
To show the expedition with which such
matters are disposed OF by the Provost Mar
shall, we may state that in less than an hour
after the telegram informing against them was
received, they were all placed under arrest.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

NEW YoRK, Oct. f7.-The steamer George
Crom WELL from New Orleans on the 10th, has
arrived. The news has been anticipated.
The Nineteenth Army Corps reached Yer
milionvilie river, q few miles south OF yermil-
ionSille on the 9th instant. 1t is thought there
would be NO delay in crossing. There has been
sharp skirmishing, and seven prisoners taken
from the enemy Their loss is not known.
Lieutenant Colonel Cowan of the Sd Texas
cavalry was wourded.
- Gen. Banks Is in the field. ~-.----=---------
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NOT so.

The reports of disasters to Bakers mounted
men on their last raid, which Were so preva-
lent yesterday and to-day, have no foundation.
The movement was a complete success, result
ing in the capture of a number OF priaoper and
a lot OF goods. Another detachment left this
morning for the purpose OF bringing to the city
goods captured by the rebs sometime since
but which were recaptured by our forces on
their late expedition. #- ~ .- ,.r
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PERsoNAL.-Gen. Spinola, though still suf-
fering from his wounds. reported for duty on
Wednesday, desiring to reIoin the Third Corps,
but the military authorities here declined 10
send him to the front, believing him not to be
physically capable OF active service. He will,
however, be ordered to New York, with a thor
ity to recruit an infantry CORPS
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MORE PRISONERS

Forty-six prisoners OF war reached here from
the front last night. They were captured on
the Ath, near Bris,ow, and are all North Caro-
linians. They express themselves tired Of the
war, and desire TO take the oath and remain
North.
seven wounded prisoners, also members OF
norm Carolina regiments, among them Bre vet
Leut ? "a. Robinson, 18th N. O. infantry, were
sent IN Win The above. and with them COM
united to the oidCapitoi by order Of Provost
Marshal Todd. 20 assiiTHf "a -
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E3nOPosaLB ron RafIoNg ron 1854.

EJ1ORO4AE9 FOB kAfI0Ng 10R 1864
QuAarssxAsrss's orrrcs,
B. w. gg:;,ss na.i e, Sss.s.
Sa ~ PnorosAks YIN b reesivsd ct tais once
S rn.t 8, sese q The 18th day Of Nsysmbsr
ssloss during Il q: sh.5s.s i ,s
Postsmouss New H.m,shir. g
Ohartesto %, Me.sachusetts ~ =
ssssGSaa,yna tosf I.ana. New York. 81
Waship stoa' District Of t 0siunb,. - g s.
9osgors; near Eorfolk. We,
pound 81 f: sss I 70 eS or three
hnds Of fresh salt beef twenty two oun es "a
ss.s Fl extra
or ore pound Of hard bread ct the option ~ ~
and 4 4 ~. the 5:s
pounds sissn eauads of s Uas
pound DISCERN AMI f,alts non oas
Q. d.%satips eaDdls; OF one AMI half pa
y g s.s and
The increased allowance Of four ounce, NJ a mr.
or bread, and the allowances Of potatoes a. ahoxa
and the ration bs 81 Of sss
aT s.s .s. 5. "a ss
by the single ration and shall consist Of bs.
o sas
Of the best quality of the kinds named ''' - 70
AL EUO1ecI 10 Inspection,
An bids must be accompanied by the following
gusfantes:
a,se Ssa Form Of Guayantee
The undersigned F., of, in the Ststa os
na-, Of -. in ths State Of, hsreby 9..r,,
sntee that n case the torssois 9 bid Of, for
will .ithsn Ten DAYS after the receipt Of the con.
tract ss tae Post Mee named exc :ute the contract
and In case the sid shall fail t. enter Int !,
contIae as stores sio, We guar. ntes to make GOOD
that which may be accepted ssat"@ - -
u;.- oil S-@e A. B. Guarsnter,
Eff. Ait&t& " D'' auarantor. !.
800 1858. anus, &. s... 1885,. =
hereby certify that the above named ara
snoyn to me as men of property, and able to make
svye tneH kusIsntee. q. 81.
Um'tsd States District Attorney, o., CohertorJ ''
No propoEals will be considerSd pnless accom-
papled by the aboyr guarantee. ~ = :
Proposals. to be endorsed Proposals for Ratious
Tor 1854, !" and addressed TO the unce r6 gned ~
Z W.. b. BLACK, 80
oci7-W4W Major and Quartermaster
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TROUBLE AMONG BURNsIDR's STAFF Orpr
CERs.-The finding and sentence in the case of
Capt. Madison QUITS, late OF Gen. Burn
sides Staff, Acting Judge Advocate of the De.
partment Of the Ohio, has just been published
to the Army. Capt. Cuts was charged with
using insulting language to Capt Hutton. Aid
de-Camp to Gen. Burnside, in relation to the
right OF the latter to use certain Office wri-
ting desk. He was also charged with improp.
er conduct in peeping over the door. IAN of a
lady's chamber at the Burnet House, Cincin-
natl, Ohio. He was found guilty on both
charges OF conduct unbecoming an officer and
gentleman" and sentenced to be dismissed
the service; but the President, in consideration
OF the previous character and standing of the
accused, and OF his gallant conduct in battle,
has RENTED the sentence, and ordered him to
join his regiment in the field, after receiving q
reprinand from the President -.
Capt. Hutton, who sent q challenge to Capt.
Cults, for the alleged insulting language about
the writing desk, was tried for that offence
found guilty, and sentenced to be reprimand-
ed by the President, but the Twenty-fifth Ar.
ticle of War imperatively declares that any
commissioned officer found guilty of sending a
challenge shall be cashiered. The senten &c of
the Court was disapproved, and Capt Hutton
was dismissed the service from Sept. N, 1863
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-17

GALE OF VALUABLE RIAL PROPERTY IN
- GEoRGETowN, d. C.. Ar PUBLIC AucTIoN.-WiIi
be offered for sale. at Auction to the ghest oder
in 'front.' Of the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the
twenty-frst day Of October next, at o'ceck p N l.,
Property in Georgetown, D. O., viz. =
LIST. The Three story Brick Warehouse. slate
roof at the northeast Of Water sod Poto 40
sire cts. and the ground on which it stands front
ing twenty three feet Water street and sixty enc
feet on Pot lmAc street. j
Cd. The Three story Brick Warehouse, next sd.
Joining the above. of the same dimensions a. the
first.
Sd. Three. story Brick House. next north of the
above and fronting on Potomac street, with the
raid street nineteen feet FIVE inches, and running
ssss.srdiT. of the same width seventy feet to
an alley.
4th: A lot Of Ground. next adjoining the above.
fronting on Potomac street seventy one feet and
extending back esstwsrdly, of the same width
seventy one feet in part to an alley.
Also, lot of Grouno on the east side of High
street, being Lot number four in Peters Square,
improved By Two story Frame Dwelling house
Terms of sale One third of the purchase money
to be paid in cash and the remainder in two 60 AL
payments in six and twelve months, the deferred
yments to be secured BY notes and deed of trust
on the premises.
The expense of conveyancins to be paid BY the
purchasers. yUDS0N MITCHELL,
JOHN DAVIDSON,
se2s- eotOc2l* Trustees
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FIRING HsARD TO-DAY.
,sensers from Aiexsndria report Il

. Passengers from Aiexandria report that fring
has been heard at that place thro ugh the fore
noon, in the direction of Bull Run No infor-
going on there up 10 this hour-half- past D. m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-17

~ Shilington, Odeon Building, sends US Al
early copy Of Godey's Lady's Book for No
yember.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-17

PrnsoSAI.-Ass istant Secretary OF the
Treasury F,eld has resumed his .duties-hav-
ing suffcientay recovered from his esntindis.
pesition % en- able hin TO do %. ~ Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-17

:, THE SMITuSON COURT MARTIAL sr
This court was not in session to. day-the enc
gngernents OF General Anger, its presiding
officer, forbiddIng his attendance. The Court
will meet again on Monday next, at 10 O'clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-17

2 NATIONAL LoAs.-Snbscripnons to tina m.
tional' $40 loan, at the efllee Of Jay Cooke \
Col have amounted for the past nine DAYS "a
~,A t,ys 6so igat ion III 100 $3.50 q, aH :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-17

Miss CrsHhAN AT GRoyEE's-Since. the
Jenny Lind enthusiasm there has probably
been no such display or interest in a public
performance as tliat occasioned by the promised
appearance tonight OF Miss Charlotte Cush-
man, as Lady Macbeth, assisted by such per-
formers as those composing the Wallack- Day-
export company. Almost every available seat
in the portion of Growers Theater where re-
tanned places may be got, has been eagerly Sc
cured, and Mr.. Grover, to afford additional
accommodation, will distribute extra chairs
wherever they can be placed. 1t is desirable
that those having secured seats should DC cupy
them as early as possible. The entertain ent
to. night, it should be remembered, is for the
benefit Of that noble benevolent institution, the
Sanitary Commission. ....s..s .~.r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-17

Lot y. square 2A on = a. bet. 18th and I'LL ,tst
e,ss tos o. he most desirable locations in the
cor oil 18th and sts arst rsts buzz ness loss
ns1t Sst as sion e. square $50 roat,ns stree.
iocaiions for private res dsnce.s Insuirs OF q 70
sElIA, No. 35s, cor. New York avenus and 10Th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-17

y The house-carpenters of New York are
proposing to strike for 1925 per day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-17

:, The FUNERAL OF Mr.. DRAN.-The funeral
OF the late John Dean took place this afternoon.
from MI. Queens, on Sixth street, and was
respectfully attended, mostly by the officers
and clerks of the Treasury Department !.
The corpse was carried to the Unitarian
church, where an appropriate. discourse was
preached by the Rev. John Pierpont.
The remains were followed to the Coneres.
sional Cemetery, where they were inferred.
Utica, N. T.. where his family reside. .
4 The following acted as pall-bearers: Mr.
Baker, Capt. Beardsley, Hon. J.C. Underwood,
II. Warrington, ID. Goodloe, g. E. H. Day, Mr.
Needham and Mr.. Sanderson. 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-17

NlW 6OODEt NEW GCODsl
~ Just received, large stock Of Point and
Thread and Pusher Lace veils Embroidered
Bands and Edsins. &c A Ia. large stock Of Head
Fancy Combs, Jet and Stss, lEsrdrops Pins, Belt
Clasps, Portmonnaies, DC, at
1e Market Space. Penn. avenue,
Sc % between 9Th and 9th streAtg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-17
w ashinStsn Meney Market-Latest Quo.
LOCAL NEWS.

CRIMINAL COURT.-The Litionf Murder Case
This morning the argument in the case OF John
Armstrong, indicted for the murder OF George
Ridout, (both colored,) near the Fourteenth
street bridge, on the 9th of April last, was ade
by Mr.. Wharton for the prisoner, and District
Attorney Darlington for the prosecution.
Judge Fisher charged the jury, and they took
the case at fifteen minutes to one O'clock re-
turning in less than a half hour with a verdict
Of not guilty, and he was thereupon discharged,
the Judge first giving him some good advice
Armstrong, before he left the court stated that
he heard the cries OF murder and went over
saw the man was wounded, and ran across the
bridge for help.
- George Myers, who was confined in jail on a
charge OF attempting to pick a pocket, having
been ordered to be discharged by the grand
jury, he was brough. into court by ME- Mil
burn, the jallor, who stated that he (Myers)
was confined in Jail last winter but made his
escape when an indictment was hanging over
him. Mr.. Miller, his counsel, asked his release,
as the indictment was q year old, and Judge
Fisher directed his discharge, he giving SECURE
ty that he would return to his regiment
District Attorney Darlington announced to
the Court the death of John Dean, ESQ, a
member Of the bar, in feeling terms, and in
respect to his memory the Court adjourned
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NE r STYLES.


BOYS CLOTHING. W." '1iA1''
q tn nss
suitable for the present season for dress
81 or ssnSS. wear NA'en We h''' the attention
DC , sEs.snrsss e.. sc "a sfs II. &. Il:
Foz sAIs4Ao s1s $751; t 5sas Hall o.s,s
INQUIRE at g: y WIaHTB Furnishing
Ware Rooms. 81 L. ave. oc cow W&V
[NIT1D sTATIs $50 BONDs.
UNITED srAr8s 7-ao TREASURY NOTES,
UNITED 6TATES COUPONS OF 1881,
UNITAD sTAT1s- CERTIFICATES OF IN
a s DlBTEDNlSS.
Gold. Silver. Uasurrent Money, Ixshsass On al
parts Of Europe and the Northern Cities,
-. ia q, BOUGHT AND SOLD. -
y We are authorised to furnish So Bends Ct %.
snti the LIT Of Ausust next, when the privilsdss
Of conyersion ceases. - Y tszAt .es& Fl.
? Orders for Stocks and Col executed in New York
exclusively on commission. azsr III 4 lbs. =
IS = q RrTT1NHOUsH, PANT l. CO.,
II -@" Banksrsi 3ss Pam. sysnus.
1TH1s y 70 aIy1 NOTICE sa.s .as sqSe.erlOe.
aes 81
samS, VIII tie voachsrs thereof 70 tho subscriber,
e ssssss 81 S s. Rom
of the naid ehtAte. 4" - - -
Given under ny hand this Sd day Of October, 1858.
= i. 9=s rcHR1sr1ANA e < MoRlnArD,
- 81 te*k - 7'-s2ss > mark II =
oc5 laysw* s- Administrators
i nRPHANs' COURT, DIsrRIor OF CoLuMBIA,
~ WaShing,on County, To>Wit lin the case of
Mrs. Catherine v King inistratrix de bonis non
of John Bennett, deceased. the administratrix
aforesaid has with the OF the Orphans
Court sf Washington county afc resaid, appointed,
TUESDAY, the 9th day Of Octobss INST. Tor the
estate Of ssid dscesaed and Of the assets In hand
FAR a. fhs same haye been collected and tuf ned
heirs OF lid deceased are notified to attend, Cat
the Or phsss' Court OF Washinston county Afore-
said Nth their claims properly xSS g Sf they
&c in said dece ased.s estate: provided -oopy'of
this order be published once . week fol three
nth day of October. = 81 8 = aE. aorr q
Test: Sad ia. ROBBINS, -
"a 90 laWSw& slGRT %gssEs Dsgiater of Wills. !
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POLICE REPoRTs.-Second Precinct.-Robt
Getting stealing; dismissed. Phillip Thegar.
drunk; military. Robert Williams, assault AM
battery; JAIL .# aE-s.' sa-r
Third Preciact-Jos. Smith, disorderly: 1852
VIM. Dayley, do: do. David Brown, do; 81 Sc.
Second offence, 1856. Stephen Lingo, selling
liquor to soldiers; S2o-Also, for selling with.
out license; 20.56. ..ts
Fourth Precinct.-Thos. Katon, murder jail
for court Robt. Carr, do; do. VIM. Looney,
disorderly; 80. Pat. Mahar, drunk ana disor-
Derby do. Abram McAllister, witness, com
united for court. -.E-1I -
Etm Precinct.-J. q. Martin, drunk; s1sL
Thos. Fox suspicion; military. a.
Sixth Precinct.-Lewis Make, assault and
battery; bail for peace. n. W. Martin, do; dis.
missed. j. s. Hausbrough, do, with intent to
kill bail for court. John McWilliams, disor-
derby; military. James MARI, drunk; do. N
Anger, do; dismissed. Taylor Collins, Sleep
ing in market; 81. George Curtis, do; work.
house. Thomas E. Berry, Lemuei Moses, Jas
Davis, VIM. Clark, Sandy Rogers. Solomon
Mathews, do; do. Thomas Boyland and JOS
Wael, do; dismissed.
Tenth Precinct.-Jeremiah Reardon, drunk
dismissed. Catherine Quirk, Catharine Nc
Nulty, sisorderly; 81 each Margaret Ma.
graw, do; s4.N. Mary Myer, drunk and dis
orderly; workhouse. Mary Payne, drunk; do
Josephine Miles, vagrancy; do. Mary Mori-
arty, sleeping In the street; dismissed.