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REAL ESTATE SALE, by J. q. Mcclure e.
Co.-Part of lot 30, in square H. on L. be-
tween 10th and 2lst streets, was sold TO w. H.
Todd for ~ cents per foot
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Assassinatien At Augusta, Ga.
AUGUSTA, Oct s.-A stranger named Me-
Cauley was assassinated and robbed here on
Saturday night John George Harley, OF Lit
tie Rock, Ark, has been committed TO Jail on
SUSPICION
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THE GIFT CoNCERT.-Elsewhere will be
found an advertisement sent TO the Star by the
gift concert managers. All is not gold that
glitters, and we advise purchasers of tickets
not to count too confidently upon getting a
prize. blessed are they that expect nothing.
for they shall not be disappointed"
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THE DEPARTMENT OF The ARKANSAs.
Major o. ID. Green. Adjutant Generals De.
partment, u. s. Army, Is, by q general order
rom the headquarters OF the Department Of
he Arkansas, announced as the Assistant Ad-
utant General OF the Department.
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NORTHERN LIBERTIES BCILDrNe AssoCIA-
TIoN.-This association Organized last night,
by the election OF the folio wing Office Presi-
dent, Joseph Prather; Vice President. r
q Teen; Secretary, J. r.. Thompson: Treasurer
II. j. Mclaughlin. Directors-Johu b. AbeIi
II. A. Clarke, q. II. II. White, p. w. Dorsey
w. B. Downing, w. W. Burdette, George r
Hall, X. c. Lewis, J. X. Cassin. Money sold
at 5Oa5ok.
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EIsflvzL, fzBLKAUx, AND
81; p onb sf gEw cHgs9H.

Com0spcing MONDAY. October 4, iss
supper, ineI1dius the dN,icscies 81 the ssasou
will be eervsd every evening" ~ 81 perisnosd CO,
terers. The entertainment all be varisf nv
Admission, Is Gents. ocIlW
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SLieut- II. Il. Beecher. soa Of Rev Henry
Ward Beecher, has resigned ais Commission in
the ith regiment regular artillery.
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LAND OPERATIONS.

LAND OPERATIONS,
During the past month 26.67l acres of the pub
lie land were disposed OF At the following des.
ignated local ofnces Humboldt, Kansas, 5Sls
acres; Falls Of st. Oroix, 1,Ol2 Brownsville
Nebraska, IL y0s9; Fort Des MONIES, Iowa, ASS
Sioux City, Iowa, 4,666 acres.
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CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Fisher.-Yesterday,
X. H. Rousseau was convicted OF an assault
on b. +. Gilbert. Morgan for defense.
In the cases Of w. H. Lowe and Henry Mich
olson, indicted for murder, nolie pros. was
entered.
This morning, the District Attorney entered
q nolfe pros. In the case Of Martin Mari, q small
boy, indicted for larceny.
w. q. Snowden, Indicted for an assault and
battery with intent to kill, was convicted and
sentenced to two years in the penitentiary at
Albany. Brown and Smithers for defense. In
was entered.
= Frederick Mahoney, James Beckit and Ger.
nelius Brooks, indicted for riot, were found not
guilty. Norris for defense. ~
Mr.. Hurley moved the admission Of Samuel
BarResser to the bar, and Messrs. Hurley,
Norris. and Brown were appointed TO exam
me him.
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The CASE OF }. Is. Observation-Disclosures
win be seen dispatch from Mr.. J. B. Low.
enthal stating his purpose to come forw ard
: voluntarily 10 meet the charges against him of
defrauding the Government. In justice to
him IL should be stated that his friends here
aver that he can show his entire innocence Of
the charges against him, and they allege that
the reports unfavorable TO him afioat in this
community are due to iIl-win caused BY his
professional success and 10 his having exposed
the attempted frauds Of others upon the Gov
eminent
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LOST AND FOUND.

TAKKs Up By IHE sUBsNEIsER. on Ne;
',s's shsss' and , e .1:n .Tv
cd slant. = cresm coieEsd COW; horns sarasd
ssSsi ,;Ssif ss
TAKEN Up EsIRAY BAY !. the c,enise. # the
s. ss s;s Mo-. i4.s
ocs St ~ ~ on New Ont Rosa.s
0sT-0n Penns avenue. between 18TH and Etn
~ g. ssts q on ssssyssp 18Th md 18th streets
soS Ssst s and On
The finder will be Iberslly rewarded By leaving
'' IL '2e ''n street near T. < n. wH1rrLEsrr.
G. < REwARD strsyed or stolen, = White COW,
4 = speekled With brown; had short horns brown
who will give me information % can get her
oc.s. So.4s1 Me- ssv ,1 nS' ~ sy ,s,s
&5 ,REwARD-strayed or stolen, on the sth
TWO COWS;
One . large white Cow, with horns; her head
speckled with red ears brown; and the other
small dark brindle buffalo Cow; two cuts in each
The above reward will be siysn asstn .ned to
&C st. Ne. 81 7th St bet and 9 SITS
con REwARD.-strayed or stoIen from the
SLA0k COW straight Sorn. sSo1s year: :%s
long tail; and q good mixer The above reward
will be paid to any Who Will return her or q rs
to any one Who will give information where she
once. 4.s issS s street, wa.hins!on.
Residence, Congress street near Road,
oc9 ST Georgetown.
GOO .REWARD. Stolen from the subscriber.
6 ~ dH,ss,o.dr.s.ed in bIns pants; white
hands high: Had sore saddle gall on hi. b.ct;
left shoulder blads heavy steel tosd shoe on his
fore foet Was traced to Washington city. when
ssas g s,s the
H J. LATIMER,
Piscstaway, Prince George county.
GAME TO MY PREMISES on Saturday, Oct
49,! rf I'd and S Thits horned COW white stripe
ear. The owner is reauested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges, and take her away.
esm. JAMES S,! 1 kiSG near s,, the the
500 O.. OFFERED =, 1 E OBJ THE sAII belly
CITY, S2s for his place of residen noe. Address
southWestern Club, corner of lith and streets
CTRAYED Or sTOLEN-About ,i1 VeeIe ago.
n - small red BUFFALO COW two cGts IN her
liberal reward will be given IL returned to w b.
DICE, corner Of 18th and SITS. ec 5-4ts
Con REwARD-sfoIen on the night of the
ScO a3d ofseptember from the premises Of
George Jones near Bladensbure, . dark brown
name and tail somewhat sunburnt; has . roam
nose. The above reward will be paid II returned
~oca Hyatts,ille. Primo. esoT y C CO. Ma
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INTERNAL REvKNUR-The receipts from this
source o-day were s6g7, 800 90.
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A MUSICAL EvRNT.-The Eateman Troupe,
now giving Concerts TO crowded houses In the
Northern cities. is Acknowledged to comprise
some Of the most talented musicians in the
country. Madame Parepa, the Prima Donna,
has wonderful vocal power, and Is said by
critics TO be the only worthy successor to Jenny
Lind BrigHoli, the great tenor, Is too wei,
known and appreciated throughout the Union
to need any communication. Signor Ferranti.
basso buffo, and Signor Fortuna, baritone, are
highly praised BY musical critics. Mr. s.
Mills, the pianist. has a world wide reputation
"a finished performer: and Mr.. Carl Ro-a
the youthful violini5t, has aroused greet en-.
thusiasm in musical circles in the Northern
cities. Mr.. j. L. Hatton is known as the COM
poser Of some charming ballads, and has an
established reputation as vocalist and pianist
This brilliant troupe announce one Concert
only at Metzerott Hail, in this city, on the 10Th
instant, and already great interest il mani
Tested in musical circles. Seats should be Sc
cured at an early day.
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! ANOTHRR ATTBMPT TO EsCAPR.-YesterdaY,
Sergeant Kelley, Of the Fourth Ward police
picked mp John Kelley and John McKewan,
two boys well known to the police as expert
juvenile thieves. These boys are about fifteen
years old, and the Criminal Court ordered their
confinement IN the Baltimore House Of Refuge
ON account Of their offences, with q view 70
their reformation. They do not like the pro.
cess, and have made several attempts to escape.
In each instance they returned to their old
baunts about Washington, and were picked
up. They will be sent back to Baltimore.
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A DESERTED lNFAST.-lesterday, Orhcer
Harris, Of the First Ward, found an infant
about Il months old, NJ a house on r street
between 18th and 18th streets west. which had
been deserted by the parents. Ii was taken 20
ST AIMS Infant Asylum, where IL was prop
erly cared for. Ii Is supposed TO be named
Mary Rittenbouse. and 70 be the child of pa
rents who separated some days ago; the father
to look for work IN some other locality, and
the mo.her TO look out for herself Leaving
seven children 10 the charity of the public
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Ssf ~ CO..
sale cheap. least ". q. nEfxxROff 90,
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THE ALEXANDRIA INJUNCTION CAsR-This
morning, in the Equity Court, Judge Wylie
made his decision in the case of the W ashin9
ton, Alexandria and Georgetown Railroad
Company (Stevens. Smith, and Shoemaker
against Martin Stewart and others, stock.
holders. There were two motions pending,
one 10 dissolve the injunction to prevent the
election Of directors, and another TO punish
those who held the election for contempt. The
Court decided to dissolve the injunction, and
alsO imposed q nominal sentence for contempt
In disrekrding the writ, hning the defendants
ten pounds Maryland currency. Friday next
was fixed a. the day for hearing the pending
motions. J. H. Bradley and r. 1. Merrick for
plaintiff. and A. B. Magruder and j. j. Brent
TOR the defendants. ms :
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FBSIAH MKTrfNe.-At q meeting OF the
O'Mahony Circle Of the fenian Brothernood
held Al their hall, over Duley's Drug Store.
Capitol Hill, on Sunday last, the annual cleo
ton of officers took place The Center, John
OMara, declared the ofhces of Center and
o hers vacant, leaving the chair. IN an red the
officers and members of the Circle for tue re-
spect they had shown him during the'past
year. Mr.. Shehan, a mem Der OF the committ-e
of safety, took the chair, and nominations for
Center being In order. John o. Mara w AGAIN
nominated, and unanimously elected. He
thanked the members for the honor conferred
on him, promising 90 stuck by them until the
fight commenced IN Ireland, which ne felt SURF
would be this year. All the old officers were
reelected again unanimously II. Hickey
secretary; A Navel, treasurer; NJ. McCormack
Chairman OF TIE committee OF safety: and ID
Kent, sergeant at arms. This Circle Is steadily
advancing, and elects several new members
every Sunday.
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PERSONAL.

GENTLE31N-You can have your hair dressed
y ana brushed by the Partisan Patent BRUSH,
AZ DEmONGEOTS Branch House, under Nation
81 hotel. Entrance on 9th St oc 9.3tr
hR. d. w. PRENTISS has removed his ONCE
= from corner of 7th and streets TO Residences
no 291 9th street. near n. Once hours frsm to
lea N. and TO p m. ss2S-2w.
~ thet you can have your old styles SiIk Hats.
or seatiemept old Beavers, remodeled into the
latest stvle Of LADIES HATS, at the Hat Reno
vatipg Establishment Of NJ. CUNNIN0HAM. No.
S4o1s TIN street, between and X. oc 3-eo2w'
nR. LOVEJ0Y RAs RIMOvHD to the South.
u east corner of and 9th streets. Messages may
still be loft at the ONCE on 18th street betWeens
q and ,. m. Once hours at the corner Of 18th
snS streets, 8 O'Clock .. N. and p. m.
MRS. MARTIN, -
W Removed to 40 18th st.. bet. Z andF,
,DECAkCOMAlN1-NeW French art Of decors-
ting Chins, Wood, silks, &c dnrably, :. eQualing
me most oeeuuful paintings: Instructions free.
sele eno IetelI. selS-eolms
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DIsoRpKRLY CRowD.-Yesterday, officers
Fainter, Ashton and Owens made a descent
on that portion OF the Seventh Ward known 20
the police as Dinkey Hill, between ~ and 6tn
and l. and NJ streets south, where they arrested
Betty Warner, Josephine Taylor. Patsey
Wright, Betty Morton, Netty Moor, Elizabeth
Brown and VIM. Wedge, colored, and Maria
Woodbeck, white, for various offsnses against
order and decency. They were taken TO the
station house and Were fined in sums varying
from - TO 1915 by Justice Handy.
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AFesA- hNtAtCut.
l. Edw'd @. Knight,
, Charles ONeiil,
,. Leonard Myers,
4. VIM. ID. KELLEY,
s. Caleb N. Tnayer,
8 David Thomas,
.. John N. BroOmdH,
: David a. Lincoln,
g. ThdddeEs Sterens,
10. Gen. II. L. Cake,
IL. Gen. VIM. Lilly,
l2. James Archibald,
ID. Ulysses NeTcur,
IA. George T.. Miller,
IS. II. N Henderson,
10. Cen ". II. Kooatz,
l.. Daniel J Morrell,
Is. Stephen r. Wilson.
iS. Glenn, W. .SeAofeld,
20 Darwin A. Finney,
2l- John Covode,
-. Jas. X. Moorhead,
% Thomas Williams,
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Manuel j. Randall,
John HUM,
CHARLES Buckwalter,
John Welsh,
Henry p. Ross,
u. Adrkley Bolcer,
Nathaniel Pratt.
j Lawrence Getz,
samuel r. Reynolds,
DR.. O. d. GIoninger,
ID. M. Van Anken,
Charles Dennison,
William Elwell,
Thomas Bowers,
A. j. Giossbreaner,
j. Mcdowell Sharpe,
Robert L. Johnson,
T. +. Wright,
William ID. Scott,
A b. McCalmont
Hugh II Weir,
j. Bowman Sweitzer,
billings CT. Childs,
N
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BOARDING.

BOARDING.
Mrs NJ A. BANNERMAN, No. 447 Peun.yI-
NI vsnia avenue, having recently refitted her
house 10 now prepared To- accemmod ate permanent
or transient BOARDER5 with good BOARD and
Pleasant kSOMS on reasonable terms TABLE
BOAkDnkS alse comfortably accommodated.
YNO LET-Furn.shed ROOMS, suit.bie for three
gentlemen, with without BOARD 10th st
between g and h, 409. Also, PIANO for sale.
EENTLEMEN AND LADIES CAN OBTAIN
~ FIkST.OLAsS BOARD in q private family
by applying immed; ately at 46l 18th street, near
oc ST.
ROARDIkG-Pieassnt Furnished ROOMS and
- first rate TABLE BOARD at % 18th street
corner New York avenue. oc Inn
FURNISHED PARLOR and CHAMBERS. with
good BOARD, in . very desirable loo aiity,
Apply 2. 500 4 street, between 18th and 18th.
ROARD-Good TABLE BOARD with Fresh Rut.
y ter and Java Coffee. can be had at 81 Penn
syIvaniA avenue, between "A and 9Th streets, at
SIS per month. References exchanged &c - inn
A HAN DsOME SUITE or Rooms, newly aud
"A neatly furnished, on second floor, to let with
board. 1T 629 street. near corner OF sth street
Front room heated By Latrsbe. se 24.2w-
ROARD-First class TABLE BOARD at I22
- Penpsytva avenue. between l9.h and 10Th
streets. Also. three piea51nt Furnished Rooms
en- SnIte, suitable for housekee1;ny. Sc I5-lm'
TABLE BOARD q No. 46l 10th street, few
4 doors north OF the avenue. Terms S25 per
Des Arc citizen., 1866-12-15

sented from this principle. and have claimed right to hold such of their subjects IS have immigrated to and been naturalized in the United States. and afterwards returned on transient visits to their native countries. to the performance of military service in like manner as resident subjects. Com pants arising from the claims in this respect, made by foreign States. have heretofore been matters of controversy between the United States and some oi me European powers. and the irrita- tloh consequent upon the failure to settle this question increased 9urino me war Tn which Prussia, Italy and Austrla ~ were recently engaged. While Treat Britain has never acknowledged the right of repatriation, she has not TOT some years past practically insisted upon the opposite doctrire. France mas been equally forbearing, and Prus- sla has proposed compromise which. although evincing increased liberality, has not been accepted by the United States.
 Peace IS now prevailing everywhere m Europe, and the present seems to be favorable time for an assertion by congress of the principles so long maintained by the Executive depart ment. That naturalization by one state fully exempts the native born subject of any other state from the per- formance of military duties.
 e CONCLUSION.
 In the performance of duty inn posed upon me by the Constitution, I have thus submitted to the representa- tiyes of the States and of the people such information of our domestic and foreign affairs as the public interests seem to require. Our government is undergoing now it's most trying orde- al, and my earnest prayer is that the peril may be successful and finally passed without impairing its original strength and symmetry. The interests of the nation are best to be promoted by the revival of fraternal relations. the complete obliteration of our past difference and the reinauguration of all the pursuits of peace.
 Directing our efforts to the carly accomplishment of these great ends, let us endeavor to preserve harmony between the coordinate departments of the government, that each, in its proper sphere, may cordially cooper ate with the other in securing the maintainance of the Constitution and preservation of the Union, and the perpetuity of our free institutions.
 ANDREW JOHNSON.
 Washington, D. C., Dec. 3, 1866.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-12-15
NOTICE

IFS HEREBY GIVEN, that will as Admin \ istrator of the Estate of George T. Lesley, deceased, apply 10 the next January term of the Court of Probate of Prairie county, at a court to be begun and holden on the second Monday of January next, after the date here of at the court house in the town of Browns vile, in the county of Prairie, for an order to sell the following described real estate belong ing to said Estate, for the payment of the debts of said decedent, to-wit The E of the N " l of sec 2l, and the N E l of sec 2l, T ? N, R I w. containing 240 acres.
 This 29th day of November, 1S6G
 J. R. GRAY, Adm'r Estate
 GEORGE T. LESLEY, Decd.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-12-15
NOTICE

ITS HEREBY GIVEN, that will as Adminis- \ trator of the Estate of James L. Hunt, de ceased, apply to the next January term, of the Court of Probate of Prairie county, at a court to be begun and holden at the court house in the town of Brownsville, in the county o1 Prairie on the 2d Monday in January next, after the date hereof, for an order to sell the described real estate, belonging to said Estate, for the payment of the debts oi said decedent, to-wit The N E | of sec B. I 4 N, E 8 ", containing 160 acres, and the \ " of sec j. T Z N, R W, 160 acres.
 This 29th day of November. 1866.
 J, R. GRAY, Admir- Estate
 J. L. iUNT Dec eased
Des Arc citizen., 1866-12-15
NOTICE

ITS HEREBY GIVEN, that I will as Admin \ istrator of the Estate of Charles Kingsley, deceased, apply to the next January term, oi the Court of Probate of Prairie county, at a court to be begun and holden at the court house in the town of Brownsville, in the coun- ty of Prairie, on the second Monday of Janu- ary next, after the date hereof, for an order to sell the following described real estate, be longing to said Estate, for the payment of the debts of said decedent, to-wit: The unde- scribed half of the } of the N W l of sec 33 and undivided of N " of \ E l of sec 33 and und ) of the s E of the s W ] of sec 28 T , S, R ", 80 0acres, and und of the N F of the N E of sec B, T ? s. R W, 20 acres and und of " of N " of sec 33, T ? $, R 6 ", 40 acres.
 This 29th day of November 1868.
 J. R. GRAY Adm'r Estate
 CHARLES KINGSLEY, Decd.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-12-15
NOTICE

ITS HEREBY GIVEN, that will as Admins E trator of the Estate of George N Davie, deceased, apply to the next January term of the Court of Probate of Prairie county, at a court to be begun and holden at the court house, in the town of Brownsville, in the county of Prairie, on the second Monday in January next, after the date hereof, for an order to sell the real estate belonging to said Estate. for the payment of the debts of said decedent.
 This lst day of December, 1866.
 J, k. GRAY. Adm'r Estate
 GEORGE N DAVE, Decd.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-12-15

ITS HEREBY GIVEN, that I will as Adminis-
 trator of the Estate of James Gregg, ue, ceased, apply to the ne{t January .erm 2, inc Cour, of Probate of Prairie county at eourt to be begun and holden at the court bonse in the town of Brownsville. in the Goun- tv of Prairie, on the second Monday Tn Janu- arv next, after the date hereof, for an ( ordel fo sell the real estate belonging to sad Estate for the payment of the debts Of sad decedeh'
 This ist day of December, 1o66
Des Arc citizen., 1866-12-15

IFS HEREBY GIVEN, that will as Adminis- \ tratar of the Estate of John r. Jarvis, de ceased, apply to the next January term oi the Court of Probate of Prairie county, at cour' to be begun and holden at the courthouse m the town of Brownsville, in the county o1 Prairie. on the second Monday in January next, after the date hereof, for an order to sell the following described Lands belonging to said Estate, for the payment of the debts of said decedenf, to-wit: The E , of the E of sec 8, T ? s, R6W, 160 acres, and y" ] of the S " of sec 10. s, E 6 W, 40 acres, and the E l of the N E I of sec s. and 5 v l of the N " i, and the N W of l of sec 23, T ? S, ", l20 acres, and E of sec r, T2S, Re ", 40 acres, and \ pt of the N W of the " l of sec l5, s, R W, l9 acres and lot F of the N " of oi sec 16, 2 $, R W, 40 acres.
 This 29th day of November, 1866.
 j. R. GRAY Adm'r Estate
 JoHy r. JhRvIs, Decd.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-12-15
NOTICE

ITS HEREBY GIVEN, that will as Admin Il istrator of the Estate of William Baily, de ceased, apply to the next January term, ot the Court of Probate of Prairie county, at 8 court to be begun and holden at the court house in the town of Brownsville, in the coun- ty of Prairie, on the second Monday in anu ary next, after the date hereof, for an order to sell the real estate belonging to said Estate for the payment'of the debts of said decedent This 1st day of December, 1866.
 J. R. GRAY, Adm'r, Estate
 WILLIAM BAILY Decd.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-12-15
NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN, that I will apply at inc next term of the Court of Probate, in the county of Prairie and State of Arkansas to be begun and holden at the courthouse in inc town of Brownsville, on the 2d Monday in January, 1867, for an order to sell the follow ing described real-estate, belonging to the Estate of Jno. c. King, deceased to-wit: The \ E of the N E of 24, and the N E of the 5 | oe l2. all in town north, range 10 west, for the purpose of paying the debts of said Estate
 ELIZABETH KING, Adm'x of
 Estate JHo C. KING, Decd. December 8, 1SGG-decl5-