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HEAL EsTATn SALR--By Green d FI ians,
Zueftoaeers.-Lot 9, IN square "a ON .trret
south, between Eleventh and Twelfth west,
sEmnp.osea oy r .nn dwelling, to Arthur L.
Part OF lot 4, in square so5, or Ninth street
near @, to Thos M. Shepherd, for S.. QUO.
faft OF iot ], M square FpS, with q three story
brick house and other buildings, to A Han.
cock, for $4,000.
Frame house and lot in square a,l. Z z.-s.,
south and Tenth street east, to Eliza Middleton
SSs5.
A two .story frame house and lo', y, In s,h-
division of square 436, on Seventh street west
near Z street south, to Jas. b. Humphrey seis
RATHER A JOKE on THBH.-About a wee,
SINCE, SIX weil-known citizens OF the First
ward started down the Potomac in the sioop
Music," manned by two men, calculating on
having good time in fishing and cunning
along the banks, but in their eagsrnsss To reach
the scenes OF their sport, they passed the guard
boat ~ Alexandria the mortar schooner AsfoIp
hugo without the requisite papers, and on
their way up on Thursday they vera stopped
by the officers OF the schooner, and this morn
ing they were sent TO the city. The sloop was
Tered over to PrIzs Commissioner Lloyd, who
dl: charged the pleasure party on ri wing bonds
for thei appearance as witnesses
SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs.-John Hol
leran, assault and battery; for hearing, Dict
dismissed Ellen Hays, drunk; 81 So Leon
ard Case, drunk and disorderiy; %, workhouse
m Dewey, disorderly; 81 81. Roh't Ganseii
do; 81 %. Mary Riley, do 81 9i Thomas Ri.
ley. vagrancy; dismissed John owen, drunk
and disorderly; 81 o. Lewis Folk, drunk; 50,
Workhouse. John Sole, vagrancy; do.
RETURN OF MAYOR WALLAGH.-Mayor Wal
ZACH returned to this city yesterday afternoon
after an absence of several weeks spent &C the
northern watering places, and is much i'm
proved in health. During his absence, John
II; Semmes, esq, President OF the Board of
Aldermen, mas been performing the duties OF
the Mayors office.
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NEW BOOks.

nm AcALfIlSLL OF THE LAWS Ob
THE DIsTRaCr OF COLUMBIA, containing all
ire Laws of NIL yland Of force and applicable
in tie District Of Columbia, and the acts Of
Congress in relation TO the District to March 3,
1868. Accompanied with brief statements of
Common Law and Judicial Decisions. By
Mr.. Thompson of the Washington bar Wash
ington: w. II. and o. H. Morrison
Mr.. Thompson has done the public good
service by the preparation of this excellent
digest of the laws in force in this District. This
work not only comprises all the laws of Mary
land OF force in the District OF Colum 5a and
the acts of Congress bearing upon the District
but has also carefully drawn up synoptical re-
erences to acts, Judicial decisions, &c, &C.,
equally applicable to the District and to the
whole country; and so much Of the English stat
utes as are of force in the District is also given
The book is issued by the Messrs. Morrison
in style exceedingly creditable to Washing
ton publishing house.
THE Poor GIRL; OR, The MAECHIoNEss
AND HER SECRET. Ely Pierce Egan New
York: Dick & Fitzgerald. For sale in this
city by j. Shillington. An interesting story by
well-known author.
ARMY PAY DIGEST AND RKGIMRNrAL TIME
TABLE. By Major Ezra Webb. New York:
u. Van Nostrand. For ssle in thi, city by
Hudson Taylor. A work of much value, one
should judge, to paymasters and those inter-
ested in the pay OF the army.
From Frank Taylor we have Part3i of Frank
Moores admirable Rebellion Record" and
Part 3 of the "Companion to the Rebellion
Record"
SHOULDER STRAPS. BY Henry Morford
Philadelphia: T. B. Peterson i Bros For
sale in this city by j. Shillnston. A spiritedIy
told story of the war, with no very definite
plot, but plenty Of adventure; ard characters
enough for dozen no wells, including lead
ing Generals, newspaper editors, intriguing
secessionis;s, &c, DC, and with abundant
spice in the shape of battle scenes, fortune tell
ing, obi poisoning, &c. 1t will undoubtedly
have a successful run.
TIE YOU'VE PARsoN. Philadelphia: Smith,
English Co. The anonymous writer OF this
tale, We should judge, was giving his personal
experiences in his narrative of the career OF the
Rer. Petit Aedgre. There are redundancies and
crudities noticeable in this tale indicating an
inexperienced writer, but withal freshness,
humor and yividness Of description that gives
hopeful promise Tor more decided successes
from his pen here after. Forsale in this city by
hudson aylor.
SQUIEB TREvLYNs HEIR. BY Mrs Henry
Wood Philadelphia: T. B. Peterson & Bros
For sale IN this city by j. ShiilIngton. This is
The last novel from Mrs. Woods prolific pen,
plot disting uIshiug her works. It is printed
from advance sheets by the entsrprislnx Pc
tsrsoI Bros.
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CONFEDERATE PRISONERS

Yesterday morning, eighteen Confederate
prisoners were taken to Baltimore from Har-
per's Ferry. They were said to be portion of
Whites Cavalry. Three Of them had certifi-
Gates from the provost marshal at Oh arlestown,
Va, that they had taken the oath of allegiance.
These were released by Col. Fish; the others
were sent to Fort McHenrY
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The following Opinions have been given b,
Judge Hot:
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Prornst Marshal Generals Office,

Prornst Marshal Generals dice, !
Washington, d. c., Aug 81 1863 \
Circular No. 7S.-The following opinions OF
Col. Joseph Holt, Judge Advocate General.
are published for the in formation and guidan ce
Of all officers of this Bureau.
With regard to the residence of widow who
Is aged or infirm, and desires to have one of her
TWO sons subject to draft, exempted.
OPINION.
"The right of widow who is aged or infirm,
TO have one OF her two sons subject to draft, ex-
place OF her residence The act imposes no
such restriction. Such mothers claim to be
supported by one of her sons, and the moral
obligation OF the SON to furnish such support,
arabic from the race and honorable to 1t and
which are TO be respected Irrespective of State
or N NATIONAL lines. Should one of these two
sons SO not De subject to draft the other cannot
pendent on his labor for her support"
In the case Of two or more sons of aged or in
firm parents subject to draft, not of one house.
Under the 4th clause of I'd section Of the
Enrolment act, ii is not necessary that the two
or more SONS Of aged or infirmed parents SUBJ
ject to draft, should be Of one household In or
der to entitle the parent or parents to elect one
OF them for exemption. The practical opera
ton of this clause Is certainly open to abuses
and frands, which the Boards should guard
against as best they can. 1t would be q iusti.
hable precaution in such cases to require the
parent making the election to accompany II
with an affidavit that no claim to exemption
has been preferred by him or her, on behalf of
either of the other sons. This would probably
protect the Government from thefraud of hav.
Ing more than one exemption claimed where
the sons reside in different States or within
the jurisdiction Of different Boards Of enrol
ment."
Boards Of Enrolment will, in this case refer
red TO, require the affidavit suggested by thu
Judge Advocate General.
In the case Of parents having one SON in thu
army, and one at home, and are not dependant
on the labor Of the latter for their support.
OPINION.
IF parents have one son In the army, ard
oHe at home, and are not dependent on his Ia.
Tor for their support, the son at home cannot
be exempted. The right Of aged or infrm par
ents to elect which Of two sons shall be exempt,
exists only when both Of these sons are subject
to dram. which IL certainly not the case when
ore u already In tho service"
In the Gaze Of . drafted man who fAiIs 70 70.
port and II arrested a. . deserter.
oPfHIoN.
The iSth section Of the EnrollinG act de-
ciaIes tnate os1srtsr Of this class, when a..
rested, snall be scent to the nearest military
post for trial BY courtmartial unless upon
proper showing that he 10 not liable 10 do min.
tary duty, the Board OF Enrolment shall reIieve
him from thu DRAFT" The language indicates
clearly the disposition TO b made 81 the nayty
and also recognizes his right IL hs yishes IL Il
appe1 befofs the Beard OF Enrolment, and In
sist upsa his exemption" fiE7T =
JAMS b. FIR. Provost Marshal General.
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a Nora or ALARM.

The fofioWtnE token nom RueSolrs London
Army and Eory Gosstte 10 significant:
We are glad to md that our cotsmpofaries
who efulfed some time since In the tfiumphs
Of the Florida and Alabama, and took much
comfort IN the law Of the Chief Baron az the
Excheau er. are little startled by tho lesiti-
mafs result Of their doctrines, and berlin 70
doubt the reasonableness OF our expecting the
Federal Government 70 Be coutens with our
nsutralTada % hatlding .steAm.fams Tor ne
CcnfedeTates. sWehaye ever held that such &
prscedent wss about the yeSy wont that could
81 estahlished for Great BrifAtns that 10 could
b inside an engine Of incalculahls mischisf IN
case Of war with the United Ststss or with
! HK svss can be lawful Tor sas susJsssss q T
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DRoPOSALS FOB WOOD.

QUAEIsRAAsTEI's OPPIos. u. g. A.. 1o7FsP
WASHINGTON, d. o., September ls, 1858
sEALHD PROPOSALS. !. i'll be ,eived until septs n.
teen Gorts of wen season.d OAK WOOD ofths
oesiGushty; TO be delivered a. follows: Two cords
on ~ OF octooer and two cords the first day of
each succee ding month until the whole sh ali hays
been delivered ''
Proposals should be- addressed to tn gu bscriher
ard endorsed on the envelope Proposal. for
WOOD :" MORRIS g. MILDER
fsl9 Major ami Qua rter master
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PRRsoNAL.-J. s. Grinnell, Esq, Chief Clerk
of the Agricultural Department, lea YES this af
ternoon for visit to his home IN Massachus.
etts. While absent he will attend, in his Off.
cial capacity, the various Agricultural fairs TO
be held in that State.
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CONrITDRn

The case OF Detective White, of Baltimore.
which has been under consideration at the
court martial held in street for the past
forty days, was finally terminated TODAY,
The argument in the case was read by A.
Thomas Smith, Esq, of this city.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
NAVAL ORDERS

NM I'D URUEfSS.
Lieut. Commander James E. Jonett, detached
from the command Of the r. R. CuyIer. and or
dered to command the Sebago.
Lieut. Commander T. S. Filiebrown, prepar.
atory orders for sea service. - -
Lieut.. Simeon p. Gillet, detached from the
NJ eta, orset and ordered to the steamer Glancus.
Assistant Surgeon Wstson g. Hull, detached
from, the st. Mary's (sick} and waiting orders.
Assistant Surgeon Isaac H. Hazleton, or
dered to the navy yard, Boston.
Second Assistant Engineer David Hardie,
detached frcm the Weehawken (sick) and wait
ing orders.
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CONFEDERATE PRISONERS JOINED THE
UNION ARMY

Some thirty Confederate prisoners Of war
volunteered, and were yesterday mustered into
the Third Maryland cavalry, in Baltimore.
One of them is still suffering from wound
received while in the Confederate ranks at
Gettysburg.
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NJ NOTICE.
4VIR. GEO. W GRAY has an inherent in m hu.i
pes, conpenciDg feptember ist ICES The bust ;
mesa Will hereafter be conducted in the name of
JOS. j. MAY & CO. " "
- nv Customers will please accept my sincere
slowed upon no- for the past IS mon his The Me-
firm" WI be most happy to continue 10 supply
I nn WIN al sinds Of choic. FOREIGN ASo
DOMESFl3 DRY GOODS, on the most re ason q bls
aid accommodating terms. Jos j MAY.
sos Pa. ave-, bet. 9th ami 10Th sts
BE ~ Zlf Warrington. d q
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SOMETHING NEW FOB THE LADIBs

SOMETHING NEW FOB THE LADIES.
MRS FAY'S PATHNT
CORSET SKIRT SUPPORTER
IL what the name Implies and com bini az in 4 NEAT
and sim pile form the quality of both Its regarded
BY physicians and Others pstent to Judge of its
nepded
For sale whols rale nd retail by
Nm Riley BRO
soe Agents for this District aud the
State Of Maryland
NJ rkli "a IoJ
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~The shipment Of hospee ffom Detroit for
tbs cavalry arm of ths service continues una.
hated. There have besn shipped 70 the seat Of
war IN the past twe months no les than seven
thousand horses, al Of which have beea OBJ
tsizsd from Michigan aaa Canada a
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~The telegraphfc wires are workly badly
In consequence OF injuries to the line by the
equlnoctial gale, and we are without our usual
amount Of telegraphic matter, but hope to re-
ceive more before going to press with the Sec
ond edition.
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BALTIMORE, Sept. i9.-The americans special
Fortress Monroe correspondent says there is a
Iumor there, which obtains belief with many,
that Richmond is being evacuated.
lit obtains belief with very few here.-ED.
starr
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NEWSPAPER PosTAGE.-Any number of
naWspapeis may be sent by mail under two
cent stamp, provided they do not exceed fonr
ounces IN weight. This fact, it appears, peo-
pie VIII not remember, although it has bean
frequently published 49,
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A(Jo,rNuuIoArroH RBoPHHnD--Ths train that
left4 hero this morning arrived about noon.
bringing the passengers doe here ct six thIs
mornin9. The lrask q Paint Branch was fonnd
. 70 10 unisjursd BY the Aood, and was pasasd
over in safety. The clRcerS OF the road nv
sifeaay - g work isxEe number Of work.
mSansiuas the trains will. this afterneoe. nm
thsir regular trips from hefe-the pasSenrery
changing care es Laurel. The malt now 40
arD 90 expecse6 this aftsxnooo. gssTl.r7 F'Ss 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-19

ORpHAss' CoURr.-Jadgs Purcell This
morning, uhe will OF John S. Muhan wis fully
proved, and letters tastamentary were issued
to the e1ecutrix, Mrs. Rachel Thomas Muhsn.
The entire estate, zeal and personal, is b.
queathed to her.
The will Of Geo. Evans Was also fully proved
and letters We're issued to Mrs. Mary Aun
Evans.
Lett2rs Of administration were issued to Mrs.
Sophia e. Suyder. on the estate of the late DIR.
J. nj. Snyder, Of Geoi gatown, and to VIM.
Thomas on the estate OF Mrs. Maria Wood Van
Zaudt. -
Francis Mohun was appointed guardian Of
Anna, orphan OF M. +. Mohun, and Thomas F.
III. b. Bro0kett. - - -
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CLOSED UP.L1n consequence of the number
OF feamsters sent to the guardhouse in a state
of intoxication, NJ ajor Sherburne (Acting NIL
itary Govsrnor,) yesterday gave the orders to
have number of liquor shops In the vicinity
of the camps and quartermaster's offices closed
The order was executed by Lieut. Pearson, of
the I'd ID. 9. patrol, who stated to the owners
OF the places that if they were opened without
express permission from headquarters, their
liquor would be conflscated and they sent from
the city. The following are the parties
james McManus, southeast corner Goth and
E. streets: - Callahan, northeast corner a0th
and f streets; widow McKInny southeast cor
ner 10th and T. streets; widow Cherry, south
west corner 20th and Z streets; john Bowman,
+ street, between 2lst and 22d streets; -
McDevitt, Horse Shoe Restaurant, alst street
Webster &c Linchy, corner and 2lst stree is;
John Gnynen, corner @ and 2st streets
James Sullivan, corner sist and E streets;
John Hatch, 2lst street, near Il; We,ch i Co,
corner 2ist and streets; VIM Lynch, near
corner 22d and G. streets; Mrs. A. j. Fair, near
corner 22d and & streets. Owen keatn,
southeast corner & and 22d streets; Giaunk
Dc HouRhmeir, near corner ed and q streets
Cromwall, I'D and @ streets; G.. y McCauthy
Eagle Hoteh q, near I'D street
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h'Oh sALE-To be eeen at NAYLOa'S Stabls an
L, near I4th street. fer short time
n sos, ohEsrkUT MtkB, By Wnitehal; sN
years old; large lHZ handsl fast up 10 SNS
her. 50 ~ e $40, ,or
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Warrington Money Market-Latest oua
tatienS.
| Furnished by Lewis Johnson Co., Bank.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
IMPORTANT, IF TRUE.

RICHMOND BEING EVACUATED BY THE
CONFEDERATES, ACCORDING TO Re
PORT FROM FORTRESS MONROE!
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VA FAMILY 6ROOIRIDS, -
yLGUR. in barrels, II gu; in BaSs q, 81
sohp e25r 1Akh "a . Der barrel; Extra, SIN,
BROWH SUGAR At Il. y and l2,Ss CLARJRrun
ID ana 10; ORcHHoD. rOWDhRID. Al
Choice DuGAH-OU RlD HAMS, iSo.
9snnies SAP AnIsa ia: 81 . PEI. pound.
CgAHSAaHH CIDlR. IN heStles. Ola %a&2 !
nostes1eYb HHske - A1a Hih6erdh b BxfHII1..s
ssWy44T9 An s9d WALNUT, OAfsUR,v. o, g. =
- Ies sals q he loves. Rrisss a
19AN & YuBRIl1
GALIA4 OF oU1, DuNN11 a4Oux or.
CO.S ~ Ssvs 3 $500 ssiss. - J. stuot
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FROM PARIS
lLAMARTIEE-kustem; $50 .fg IS
Gorzales-La Table d.Or; 4sc
Les9uillon-Des Remues dams Cent Aos; 10
La Contesse Dash-Uns File de Roi; $50.
Pan! BevAl-De Loup Blanc; $50.
aConteese Dash-Le Val Perdu; 45c,
Aeyer-Ll File de lArn urier, . vols eve
lCudras-Msd anne HalIsii; 40
Btrihet-La me d 'Or; 45o
s.int Gsorsss-L'Hspio du Grands Monde, 3
Conscisnce-Ds Courier dss Greves; as.
se6 BRANOK TAYLOR
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POLICE RzPoRrs.-Seconf Precinct.-John
BOWMAN, larceny; dismissed. Chsrles Krousr,
selling liquor to soldiers; s2,. Mathew Helm
sting, assault and battery; dismissed
laird Precinet.-Pat'k MctJonn, assault; iail
John Dossey, disordsrly; dismissed. Betsy
Giascoe ana Geo. Mcclellan, do; workhous.
Fourth Precinct.-E Elijah Bond, nuisance; dts
missed. IT - ~
StsA Preeinet.-H Hiram Gould, fast riding
military. @ W. Gould, do: do. Ohas. Law
renee, disorderly; "a. John Artuxer, keeping
bar open ON sunday; $40. 4
s fentk Pfssiset-Miitou Turuef, drunk aud
disorderly; Sl@. Sami. Openhsimer. inde-
cert exposure; 81 81. Ilailas Tripiet and Jas
0aryey, disofderly; dismissed. Margt Rus.
cell, drunk; Workhouse.
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nIsSCLUrION Oh PARTNERSHIP.

nIsSCLUTI0N Oh PARTNERSHIP
The firm OF WAHRss yoHSsoy. photo.r.n,
No $50 PennsylvAnia avenue, near Sd sms' xnrasss
Once waa this GAY dissolved By mutual oonssns
~ rHz UNDERSIGNED RDsPsCrHuIJv
thanks the public for the liberal patr image X.
owed open the late nrm and soic is contiSnsns
Of the sams At the ord stand. aud at the Brsnss
6allery, NAVY Yard, where he viii do his hsss -
September nth lsss. ~ islSs,
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LOCAL NEWS.

IHR DRAYT.-The following cases were do
posed OF oy the Board OF Enrolment up to the
hour OF 2 O'Clock to-day:
George Jones, enormously enrolled
Orson II. Lester, paid Communication
Robert Hamilton, in service Sd March.
theodore ZephaTd, disability
Samuel Cole, disability.
Patrick McKenny, alien
J. A. W. Phillips, in service Sd March, by
Patrick Hyde, alien.
substitute. ~
William H. Virgins, paid communication.
William Cox, disability.
J. H B. jenkins, disability
Robert Green, disability
Thomas L. Wade, paid commutation.
Joseph Hopkins, only parent of child.
George w. kerpsr. paid continuation
William II. Gaskins, disability.
Edward Jackson, disability.
William F. Skunk, disability.
james nj. Hillgar, disability.
j. Orville johnson, disability.
VIM. d. Clements, elected by his mother
Nathan S. Eddy, two sons in service
William Foley, only son of widow.
William, Vlgal, only SON Of widow
William a. Ogle, only son of widow
Henry Henry, under age.
Charles Lawrence, under age
George H. Cripps, only SOB Of widow.
Thomas Hoaglus, over age.
Isaac Clark, colored, furnished substitute
VIM. d. Giles.
a. +. Aukens, enormously enrolled
.fCHu SiupsO on, only son OF ln1rm parents
John Kelly, only son OF widow.
FRANK Thompson, paid commutation.
Lyman Ballard, in service Sd March
benjamin keyser, paid cemmutation.
Daniel Hameiback, disability.
Anthony Minks, paid Communication.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-On Monday morning the
Criminal Court will hold q special term
Judge Fisher presiding-for the trial Of the
cases OF those now in jail and on bail During
the recess OF the courts the east wing of the
City Hail has been much improved The roof
has been recovered, and the stairway in the
eastern end remodeled. a room in the second
story has been fitted up as the judpe,s room
and, on the same floor, the grand iury room
has been reftted. On this floor are the records
Of the Register Of Deeds, who keeps his Office
here.
On the lower story the clerks OF the Clerks
Office have accomm odatlons on the east side q
new room having been fitted up tor the clerk
(Mr. Meigs.) The rooms on the west side of
the hall will be fitted up for the Marshal, and
and the room now occupied by him in the rear
OF the court room will, soon as the Marshal
can move to his new quarters, be fitted up for
the use of witnesses, who hereafter will be ad-
mitted into the court singly only, q very proper
rule.
The ccurtIo room has been much improyed
and is now credit to the community The
judges desk is in the east end Of the room
upon platform, in front of which, and few
steps lower, is the clerks desk. The Marshal
has desk on the left of the clerks desk,
while the witness stand is adjoining the
judges stand.
Hereafter the space within the bar will be
used only by the members of the bar, the Jury
and officers of the court; the jurors chairs being
on the right of the Judges stand, and the
prisoners box adjoining the railing at the south
east corner.
The witnesses will be required to stand erect
When giving their evidence, except in case of /
ladies and when the examination is prolonged,
and then they will be seated
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- FOR SALH.
SlXTY Foxes of Pure HUNGARIAN WINE.
In ported TO this country in the year 1875, vii n.
folG below cost price. Inquire ut No sol Perm
aver Ne. bet 9Th nd &c h sa 10 as
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ICE FOR MORRIS ISLAND.
The Secretary of the Treasury has issued
clearances for the steamer Henry Payson, with
one hundred tuns OF Ice for Morris Island.
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w NOTIOE
i H1 NEW ADDITIONAL STANDS tosether
with the new BUTCHER STALLS ranging slons
the south wall of the building Of the NohrHsaS
MalK13 will be disposed Of at public sale on YRI-
DAY, the 75:h inst, at 10 O'Clock =. No. to The
Highest bidder. ]. 8. WILLIAMS,
TAYLOR.
GEO. W. ROBINsON
se e-eotd COMMISSIONERS
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NOT A PART OF THE NUMBER.
The following decision has been given by
Provost Marshal General Fry:

Provost Marshal Generals Office,
Washington, ID. g., Sept I, 1863.
Circular NO. sB-Drafed men who fail to re-
port III accordance with the notification served
on them, as required by section Il Of the En-
rollment act, and in consequence subject them.
serters, are not to be considered AS 4 part OF
s,the required NUM- b, OF able bodied me n liable
to military duty" which s.required number"
" hen obtained entities the remainder 10 be- dis
charged under section is.
JAMES B. Fry, Provost Marshal Genl
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n@LADIEs AND GENTLEMEN or WASH
US lnston will please take notice that the un-
drrsisned have opened a Restaurant for their &C.
nne, called the sMITHsuNIAN RESTAURANT,
where they will be ready at ali hours to furnish
private parties with meals and all the Injuries
usually Kept in fl ist-class Restaurant. We most
respectfully solicit our fiepds to show the light
OF their countenancss often, and We shall endea
vor to render estsblishmsr worthy the patron.
age OF Gil the epicures of Washin gton and vicinity
sc IA lwN BUTLER RUGG.