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iHl'Gs II NEwBsEHy.-So,ne Painful
reports have rcachtN us within few
days fr,n, the ;vi!iace oe Newb..rv.
Below We give the particulars, in The
shape Of a letter fro;n een,.1n..: Of
ersQ;t'nnd education in that precinct. tie
w';,cs y lhr.:
Two soldiers Of The 6Gh New York
No'n@ecrs We're ioras;"g for melon, ON
Sunday last on ;hc plantation of Mr..
Hair, near Ncwh-r:y c. II. S,.se of the
soldies slave been robiiny in various
direcionH il one instance, DESTROYING an
entire field Of mainns. Farmers have
become irrt;sted y and, on Sun.Iav, Mr..
Hair $ o, =rsecr h.iteI these murauJ.r,
but thy started ~ max. of; ne fred
rpon them "nd woun,i-d on. Of the marty
severely. - soon as this hecsme known
at headquarters. a cavalry detail was SCI.
out to arrest tie overs-yr. ana found no
difficulty in so doing Tie rlan was
brorrl,. - jja:l, At t!,e double quick, bein.
ccs'pc!ed to keep up on foot with The
cavalry horses .,wa G,ion. Ii. was in i.
st"fe "l great exhaustion wn-n ne reached
Ir'"eo. NJ. HAIR aud his family = at
chHrrh when al this hapncn~,; ia,:ne,.
a'eiy after servic., lie vas thrown also
into prison. whe:e lie sgiil remains.
On Sunday ait,r.oon 8 ,.ar,y .ror, the
+56th is "p3r:el to havescont openly 10
VIZ" i!aiTs p'sntnicn. and deliberately
bn"it !'!s hgi,se AMI all his furniiu,-, and
rrI'ai" c1i+cls. The sight of the flames
has caused great Indignation, among the
ci ;zrns. a"d li!' is not m"lli!ivl in any
way by tie n"n-arrcst of the hous..
hur'"rs. . ln!iv lIna. soldiers threaten,
that dPMnolh.r "ne of their Men is shot.
th"y'w!il burn tne town.
50 Eueh for OR correspondent. The
story has con onhr!nA;on Saom other sources.
! turocar All co.nntnt and only remark
that serious responsibility must rest
upon nii Captains in authority, il tn. pre-.
SEMI condlion Of the country. l; requires
the rareSl wisdom, in oar affairs, so 20
temper authority with pru:lsacs. as ta
torbear rovocatlo1 au, 50 to discipline
power, as to 1ee.. it from wan,on wrong
and offence 70 the very people whom it IS
assigned to protect.
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EpprcTroN og TIL. AasY.-Thz Govern
l4e',; n-ead' 70 rel'4se the an. to ole
H.. I'D IL, l, sod aleG.
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Friday Morning, July 28, 1865.

Our Southern perc'iants who have goue
North with vieN to the resumption OF
business, are returning home, greatly dis
appointed with the results of their visits.
Credit is not to be had. The business
men Of the North distinctly declare their
determination TO accord no credit to a
region wlere'the ownership OF sums over
twenty thousand dollars must work 4
forfeiture of estate, and consequently
destroy their on'y securities. The evils
os this euaGtu,snt, or decision Of the Co
vernalent, IL regard to the proyerty lol1-
srs, is thus working the ruin Of ali future
enterprise. 1t is, perhaps, fortunate that
the i'll consequences are thus showing
themselves at tie outset. We may thus
hope that an early abrogation Of this
penal enactment vii, afford us season.
abe remedy, and enable the South. ter
Cioly deficient as she is in resources, to l,ut
to full use all The means, witbou. conts '.
tioa or forfeiture, whici, have beer, lei
her. We ake for granted t':s oo,;.n-
meus will No: meci. longer .ontinu, =,
insist upon . measure which is 50 fatal to
the best interests OF t:ale in both see
tions, Nort. aud South. &
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The Southern Axpress Company will
please accept our thanks for a large num-
ber Of papers from different directions.

ADVANCE IN P,:ICE. ---ln conseG uei,ce of
the high pri>es demanded Tor provisions,
etc. we arc compelled to advance our
rates of advertising to II q square for the
HrSe and 20 cents eaca subsequent inser.
tion.
We have not implorei the eapricious
dame in vain; >not vYialy have We
knuckled down before her affairs, and
vowed her leaden image and a burnt
o...r"g of Confederate notes She has
hrarkened our prayer, RI 'sed us from the
PROSTATE attitude, anRconso!c,i us with u
boon. Our type has come DR.. Faust, be
seated, while our Miphi.tophiies puts cases
in order
Observation-Disclosures case OF typhoid.
terminating fatally, in the hospital OF th-
United States troops at this station. Mr.
&ussnl Knight, Of Company 3. 45il, Regi-
nent Nnjo Veteran Volunteer infantry,
Ijuron Ccnuty, o):i.. Sod on the 47ti
last. TAe tiec-ases' was about 50 wears Of
a.,". lie leaves Wi, and one child.
his co,"rslvs r~-erl him as Il fnithu
s'?4i,.r, cu. short Of III unexpectedly,
when his hnpes Of seeing hnule were
'hlghes. such is the cnl o! mortality.
>uc!, the le:sat o: Il: lr,nau hope. 4
GAYS lie, an hours struggle, ana we arc
10 moie. l. :. u.
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AUCTION SALES
Ey Ourbac G KaItar.
NEW GOODS

> Isl rsce:x~: sao ,:ai1,: crr;7jn::. I.ii'.-
So ral s;aco;1r,s mad. 70 whole 9
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DIED.

On the 18th instant. 1T quarter past u O'clock at
nigst In the 99th year Of his sSe. ROBERT, the
OF Assa an Ssns thro from
by cart while in the discharge Of his duty
asa Government employee on duty at General
HIS friends and relatives are invited to attend
his fuBersl, at 8 o'clock . m Sunday next, from
18th and 18th. jel6-2ts
On the 10th instant. at O'Clock. JOHN Q. HEN
NIGER, son of the late John Henniser.
bis step. father. W. NJ MAYHEM, at O'Clock Fri:
dav evening Maryland avenue. between 5th and
On the 18th inst. after a short illness, ERNEST.
only child OF samuel and Rebecca cockrill, aged
TIE friends and relatives of the family are re-
residence of his grandfather, Mr.. NJ. h Grimes,
O'Clock 10 l6-2t.
Little Ernest, fare thee wei,
Thou hast gone to Heaven to dwell;
Thou was too good on earth to stay,
THAT'S why the Lord took you away.
But in Heaven We hope to meet you,
There with infant voices swell
The prai ses OF our great Redeemer,
Little Ernest, fare thee we'll.
On the 18th inst. ANN G., wife of Richard Rick.
i,isns. g +. family respectfully iayi-
No s. Hsh W.. i on s.suFdss..
Bait. Sun please copy.l
On the 18th inst, Mrs. MARGARET GATHER,
relict of the late John Gaitaer, in the 10Th year
The funeral will take place from her late rs.i-
dence, corner Of llth and / streets. at orlock.
Tn9rsa II The of
On Friday, 10Th inst at a. m. at her uncle's
W. Gibson, near Bladsn,SuEgi Prince Georges
e. White in the 18th year Of her age. "s VI jas
Funeral will take place on Saturday, 18th inst,
a. II o'clock. at the above place .u
Intel, Chron., Bait Sun and Gazette viii please
copy3
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RY GRIEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers
CHANoERY SALE Of VALUABLE REAL

By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia dated on the 2lst day Of
May A. D. 1864, passed in certain cause mo. 1900
pending in eaid Court, between Joseph B. Cassin
Trustee, com plainsnt, and John Williams defend :
ant. the und ersi gned. Trustee. will, on THURS-
DAY, the 22d day Of June. A. D. 1855, ct O'Clock
in front Of the premises, proceed to sell
all that Lot OF ground situate In the city OF Wash
ington and District Of Columbia knewn and desi g
mated as Lot numbered s; also. the east feet and
inches front Lot numbered Is, in said square,
together with the improvements on said Lot and
part of Lot, consisting OF q large three-story
Brick House, with back buildin8; the house has.
however, recently been considerably damaged By
FIRE.
The property il situate on north 4 street, be.
tween l6th and 9Th streets west fronting 81 feet
and inches on street, and extending back With
that uniform width 81 feet inches) 100 feet 10
inc hes, to . public alley. Js, g: -',t.Y
The terms Of sale are: One third cash, (of which
the purchaser viii be required to pay dewn ct the
time Of sale 5000 the balance to be paid in two
equal ipstallments At six and twelve months from
the day Of sale; said balance to bear interest from
the day Of sale. and the payment thereof to be
secured BY the bends of the pureb asef or pur-
CT sers, with surety to be approved By the
II the terms ofsals be not complied With within
ave from the day sale, the Trustee ressrves
tho night to re- sell the property ct the risk S
cost OF the defAullin6 purchaser, by adrerssra ~
suoh re sale three times in some one or LIZ ~
the daily newspapers published In ssio ''' "a
and stamp. +: s Ts1: 81 the
paf'A GRIM q WILL AMs' Aues.
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CALI OF UNITED STATES SSlAMKRS AT
y AUCTION.
UNITED STATES NAVY YARD.

w,, Wasa,ngton, ID. G, jane 8, 1855
at L o'clocl NJ. on sstord.y. the t~sntx fourth
sss sss Hn.. s s..... m
sssr M,.is
~ fss Idasss
IL feet diameter Of cylinder. "A inches stroke Of
br The hW " ssh is propeller Length
smstsr Of cylinder. IS inehes stroRe Of piston IS
.Ss Fssss Of i s.ss siqss .
depth Of hold, 8 feet; diameter Of cylinder "a in
'hss 'sFHts Of snss engine propeller
Length, 80 feet breadth Of beam, is feet depth OF
hold feet diameter Of cylinder. 20 inches; stroke
The "Putnam' is 1. wooden sid wheel steamer:
psh Of feet snches diameter q cylinder:
81 inches; stroke Of piston, 6 feet.
depth Of hold. feet; diameter ofcyiisder. inch:
Tse C.c ct ion woo 1snss side wheel s.e.psr
Length no feet breath e beam feet Inches;
The ~ n Seymour" is !. wooden side.~heeI
feet iness ss DEPTH o essi hold. feet insS.:
diamster of cylinder, 80 inches stroke OF piston.
The occur de Lion" is = wooden s sids,wsesl
sssash 90
diameter of CYLINDER "a inches; stroke Of piston,
Tss .zsta ia single snsine propeller: Length,
Of seia. feet inshss; diameter Of cyiindsr is
Ths Gystie",iis g wooden RESpsilsr sinsl. en-.
Of hold, l1fset; diameter Of cylinder.
e inchssi stroke Of piston IS inches.
Ls.sth, s ,Ss' Dfssd.A Of beam feet nches
inch es; stroke OF piston, 4 feet.
steel: plates u inch thick. Length. 30 feet;
breadth of BEAM 26 feet; depth Of hold, II feet 10
inches; diameter of cylinder. 81 inches stroke OF
The aDumbarton" il an iron side wheel steamer.
Length, 200 feet; breadth of beam, IS feet
depth OF hold feet inches diameter OF cyinder
81 inches; stroke Of piston. so INCHES.
depth Of hold, II feet; diameter of cylindsF. 4s
The vessels msy be seen ard ferthsr pa.ttcn-
Z. b. Montgomery, Oommandans Warrington
Terms of sale Cash, in Govsrnmsnt funds; ave
Isl per cent each vessel at the time OF SALE and
the balance within sig dsys thereafter.
10 9'eo6t
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NJ 4 W B o 0 x 8.

N EW roo 8.
SON or THE SOIL. Novel; papsr,$l.
TIE OLIVER WOMAN OF THE FAMILY.
paper 81 SO; cloth 81.
ROUs!HoLD POEMS, BY Il. ". Lon fellow: IL
Illustrated, so cents.
wAYsIDJ BLOSSOMS, by Miss Boothe, 81.
HARPER's EDITION OF NAPOLEON,s CE.
eAR; Sve., with maps, $3.50
HARPxRE CHEAP EDITION OF NAPOLION'S
CESAR
IF SERVICE MAGAZINE. for June, so cts
THE MORkIsONS. by Miss Hosmer, 81 75
OUR GREAT oAPTAlNe; with steel plate Dor
traits. 81 IS.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL BALLADS. 81,
RlBlL RHYMES. 81.
JABL OF BERBY's TRAHsLATIoN or THl
ILIAD; VOLS. very fine. III.
ZINE IMPERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS OF GIN
sHIRMAN AND HIS GDN1RALS.
Do. G1N1RAL SHERIDAN AND HIS GEN.
JkALs.
All the above Books mailed freq on receipt Of
ossslosus' mailed vh R1b 5sSSs.Ts,1sYi Lon,
1900. Bookseller and Etationer,
ses6t 3S4 Penn'a avenue.
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MllRRIED,

June sth, ct the Dambarton street =. : Church,
MDrZ, of Washington. to Miss MARY 4, dsugh-
ter Of Mr.. Lewis Payne, Of Georgetown, D. q.
On the 18th instant, by the Rsy; Mr.. Ehc~ie.
LANGf ON, both of Geor setown. D. O. 1t.
In Howard county. Nd on the 18th inst, ~
H0BAN, Of Mash VILE, Tenn. 70 Eta. daughter
of the late DR.. VIM. Denny. Of the above named
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RY WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.
TRUsTIE's sALEOF VALUABLE REAL Hs-
TATE IN THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON.

By virtue Of q deed Of trust dated on the 18th
day of August, 1857, and recorded on the 10th day
of November. 1857 in Lber A. s., No. LA, folies
2s4, 1856, 2s6 and 2a, one of the land records of
Mashin gton county, in the District Of Columbia,
will sell on MON DAY, June 5, 1865, at o'clock
p m, at the Auction House of VIM. L. Wall &
Co., corner of9th street and Penn'a avenue. in the
city of Washington. the following described tract
of land situated In the county Of Washington, in
the District of Columbia.
The said tract of land beginning at the end of the
fourth line of tract of land called New Seat, anA
running thence south Is perches, thence south 81
degrees, west 26 perches thence north So degrees,
east 1S perches thence south SO degrees, east 5lt
perches to its intersection with the 18th line of
the tract of land conveyed by the heirs and
devisees of David O. Pattier to Howard Swami,
thence south 49 degrees, west 63 perches, themes
south Is degrees, west 81 perches and $500 OF
perch thence south 81 degrees, west As perches to
the BEGINNING, containing 81 acres, rood and IL
The terms of this sale will be ose-t third cash;
balance, bearing interest and payable in equal in
stalments, at and IL months, the deferred pay
ments to be secured by lien on the land.
One hundred dollars Of the cash payment to be
paid down at the place of SALE and in case the
purchaser or purchasers refusing so to do tho
property will at be resod at the risk and cost
Of the defaulting purchaser or purchasers.
O. MORGAN, Trustee.
myll- eo&ds W. L. WALL C co., Aucts.
vTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED TO
WEDNESI AY. the 2lst of June. at the same hour
Z. O. MORGAN, Trustee.
je 13.d WI. L. WALL &c co.. Auets.
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GRAND LARCENY. - Yesterday, Omcei
Walker, OF the second w ard, arrested w M
Wesley for the larceny OF a silver watch
from John Britt, near Kaiorama justice
Drury sent w estley to Jail for court
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NEXT THURSDAY the East washiuRton
Quadrille Association give their first ex cursion
10 Glymont. Lookout for day Of rare pleas
ure.
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Observation-Disclosures night, John cooper vas
arrested by oficer Halves for disorderjv con .
duct en- Pennsylvania avenue, near l4th st,
and fined IS by Justice Drury.
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- o11EN = WTI.LIzNs. Auctionsers.

'DT GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auotionssrs.
aD0vrRNMlEr sAHs o. ONE cARDIEG MA.
s.x S Of SSn sosm. o sns
ssIdins Machine, ssised by the Govsrnment from
Rc soSsr az COL Z, Ineraham, Provost Mar.
.hsf GREEN 6 WILLIAMS,
mS =. eed&dg Alctioneers.
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HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Last night, man
named Edward Barrett, was knocked down
on l4th street, near q, and robbed OF about
500 In money. Nr. Barrett laid upon the
pavement until picked mp By passers by, who
had him conveyed 10 his home.
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Messrs. James @.
MEG & Co. sold yesterday afternoon g.
brick dwelling house on East Capitol street,
between LIST and I'd, to Mrs. Agnes M. Easily,
for as, 49, and 3 lots on / street, between 17th
and 18th, two OF them to George IL. Oyster at
S1O5 and 81 or per square foot and one to
Henry willard at 81 per square foot
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ORDERkD.-yoiunteer Lieut.. Commander
EDWARD Hooker, who has been in command
OF division of the Potomac FIotilla for near.
Nv two years past, has been ordered to the New
YORK navy yard Capt. Hooker, since he has
been on the hotilla, has rendered very val
naole service. and performed much work, his
division being composed Of the boats on the
Rappahannock When Grant made has great
movement from Culpeper to the front OF Pc
tersburg Capt. Hooker co-operated with him,
Keeping his boats we'll up the river, within
signaling distance, while the battles of the
wilderness were IN progress. Capt Hooker
commanded the naval forces on the celebrated
tobacco raid to Fredericksburg, he in person
commanding the seamen who went with the
troops TO capture and destroy the train con-
tanning the tobacco. To him, in great meas
ure, is due the credit of clearing the Kappa
hammock river of torpedoes and other obstruc-
lions, the men of his command having fished
mp all In that river from the mouth to Freder-
1cksburg, without single life being lost-a
TACT attributable to the precautions adopted by
Commander II.
The men lately under the command OF Capt.
II. will miss him much, and their kind wishes,
with those of many civilian friends, will go
with him.
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SECOND WARD STATION OAsEs.-C. II. Par
ker, larceny OF horse; turned over. John
Bumtain, profanity; IS. Jonn Cooper, disor-
derby; IS. j. Il. Smith, do and drunk; lis
missed. Rosetta Waters, street walking; work.
house. Charles b Smith, disorderly; S. Geo.
Holmes, assault and battery: for hearing. q.
W. Miller, drunk; dismissed. VIM. Wesley,
grand larceny; Jail tor court August Horch,
profanity.
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CITY ITEMS.

wKBB & BRADLLY, Trustees will sell this
af,srnson. ON the Navy Yard, lot No. 4, S, and
ana ~ in square S25, locaSed on Garrison
street, Navy Yard, at the intersection Of Penn
syiyapia ne. Sale positive on the premises at
q osclnck
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DEPARTURE OF TRooPs.-Since our last re-
port the folio wing troops have left the city
by way of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad -
5Oth New York Engineers, ,757 men; 18th do
1,460; 150th PenRs Ylvania, 81; LIST brigade, Sd
division, 14th army corps, 2,3il; Sd division
do, I,S00; I'd do, do, 5,7t2; headquarters, do
800; LIST brigade, I'd division, cavalry corps,
1910; 136th New York, $40 men.
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CIusrRR SETS, Coral Sets, Hair Chains.
Gntta Percha CHAINS, Seal Chains, Stone
Rings. for only one dollar, at the Dollar Jew
eIry Store, No. ABS Pa. av., near ~ 81. lt*
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RELIGIoUs.-The quarterly conference of the
9th street Methodist Protestant Churcn last
night granted a leave Of absence 70 the pastor
(Rev. J. T. WARD, and invited Rev. r. H.
Ball, d. D.. to fill the pulpit during the sum-
Iner A resolution vas also adopted request
ing the mem bershlp to bold a meeting to con-
slider tAe propriety of the church being trans
ferred from the Maryland Annual Conference
to one OF the Western Conferences OF the
Methodist Protestant Church.
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsEMENTs TONIGHT,

GROyBR's Observation-Disclosures or the Won.
derful Lamp" introducing the living foun tain
OF celored waters and brilliant tableaux. Char
acters by all the favorIses.
WAeHIFGToN THRArRR-Mr. Frank Drew
rs 'sSolon Sningle" in the comic drama OF "Fhe
Peoples Lawyer, as "Camille" In the laugh.
'aois ouriesque OF that name, and as "Paddy
COON"
CANTRRBURY.-Drama, burlesque, panto.
mime ballet, negro delIneations and host Of
other attractions.
OxFoRD.-"RobertSMac aire," "Jeff. in Petit
coats, the ballet ofA'The Circassian," songs,
comicalities and wonderful performances on
Inc swinging rope.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-Festival by the ladies
efGrace Church for the benefit of the church
a most delightful entertainment But one
more night.
Among the tableaux attracting special at.
tention last night by their beauty were those
entitled "The Game Of Life" "Takng the
Nen," and a scene from Byron "Corsair. ,
To night some exceedingly beautiful taoleaux
VIII be presented in conjunction with other at
fractions.
1MMACULATR CONCEPTION CHURCH, corner
OF Sth and N streets. Festival for the benefit
of the church. An opportunity for much en-
Joyment
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BOARDING.

FURNISHED ROOMS TORRENT with BOARD,
l. at 407 Sd ST.. bet. and Pa. Az. jel5-3t-
TABLE BOARD at SIS month, $50 street,
i between 10Th and Eth streets. Also. two fur
nished ROOMS to let, suitable for two or mere
gentlemen je TT
U OoMs. WITH BOARD. All 18th street west
h john
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GRElN & WILLIAMS. Auetionsers.

APnIE , i A,TS SAIL OF STOCK OF
Hay. AND RYE STRAW AT PUBLfC SALE.
On TUEsDAY, the 2Qth instant. ct 10 O'clock a.
sonal Effects of Richard Butt. deceased on the 7th
street road opposite Fort Stevens, by order of the
honorable Orphans Court Of the District of Col
Two good Work Horses and Harness
Six good Mich Cows
Market Wagons, Carts. Ploughs
Harrovs, GUILTY. ators, Hees, ShoveE
Lot of Hay and Rye Straw
Sofas. Chairs, Tables. Wardrobes
Bedsteads, Bedd lg. and Feather Beds
Lot of Table Orr 1ery. dc.
And many othet articles toe numerous to emu
merate. 49,
that amount, o credit of ninety days, for notes
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest.
SARAH a. BUTT. Admir- istratrix.
lie IL eoSt GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Aucts,
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BOARD OF POLICE CoMMIssIoNERs.-The
board met at its rooms, on Tenth, near ID
street, all the members present except Mr..
Bowen.
James Monahan, Of the 10Th precinct, was
dismissed for being Intoxicated while on duty;
and Christopher Hollohan, of the 9th precinct,
for being drunk and asleep on his beat.
Thomas Burns was appointed a patrolman
OF the 10th precinct, vice James Mon ahan; and
John w Davis. Of the 9th precinct, vice ChrIY =
TOPPER Hollohan; Edward NJ. Moo milan, of
the Sd precinct, vice T. r. Holson, dismissed
for intoxication.
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w. SUMMER GARDEN, a
Pa. Az. bet. 81 and 4th sts., Capitol HILL 81
The largest Garden in the District OpenlA
FIRE. CONCERT, SHOOTING GALLERIls,
SWINGS, &c.
Rsfreshm ents of all kinds in nice arbors.
Liberal terms to pic mic parties. my E3m+
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MATRIMONIAL DIFFICULTIEs.-Isaac Tay-
Tor, colored, having been discharged the United
states service on account of wound, returned
and found that his wife had taken another
husband, named Henderson Heidrick. Isaac
Claimed his wife, Heidrick resisted, and both
were taken to the watch house. Each paid a
line, and Isaac recovered his wife. Suisse
quently Isaac had quarrel with his wife, and
gave her a thrashiR e. for which he vas arrested
dho made to pay another fine, while his wife
Ment PACK to Heidrick. Isaac challenged
neiolicK 10 go TO the east side of the Eastern
Branch and have a fight The challen ge was
accepted: and arriving at the ground, Isaac
drew razor and Heidrick seized 8 stick of
wood, but before Heidrick could use his weapon
efeetually Isaac struck him with the razor,
cutting cash foot long acrose his stomach
Fortunately the razor struck q rib, and thus
prevented fatal wound. Heidrick was doing
very well this morning Isaac was arrested
Dy fatrolman L. q. Clements, OF the Fifth
ara, and was sent 10 Jail for court by Justice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-16

RoBBRRY.-Last SATURDAY. night. Henry
Young, OF company A, l0Oth Pennsylvania
regiment, robbed his comrade, Aug. Bupp, of
the same company, of $500 while the la tier
was asleep in his bunk. There being no clue
10 the thief 81 the time, the case was put in
oncer Weeden's hands, VINO ferreted out the
guilty party, and arrested him last night
Young had spent $500 for watches and other
presents for his female acc uaintances. Two
hundred dollars ana TWO watches were re-
covered, and Young committed for court