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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-01
From California By Pony E1rre...

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept H-The enlistment OF
troops for the Eve regiments Last called for goes
on moderately well. The pay Of the soldiers be-
Ing so much below California wages seems to dis
courage volunteering at this time, when the State
is prosperIng and the people well employed stll
the mum Der Of volunteers now called for will be
obtained
The State election returns are nearly complete,
Will the following results: Stanford the republi-
can candidate for Governor, "a or votes; Comes
Union democrat, % 1858; Mcconnell, Breckinridg e
democrat, 3l.216. Among the six southern coun-
ties Of the State, which are reeared az largely
sympathiZing with secession, Los Angeles and
Tulare are the only counties which gave the
Breckinridge candidate 4 majority.
The pony express news, giving an account of
the burning OF the bridges on the Hannibal and
st. Joseph railroad, with the consequent inter-
ruption Of telegraph, mail and pony express COM
munication with the East, reached San Francisco
to-day This stoppage Of the mails and pony e1-
press makes our California newspapers very dry
reading latterly.
The last pony express brought through no letters
on account Of the laundering Of Eastern post
masters Eastern correspondents need to erer.
else much judgment In choosing means Of getting
their dispatches through during these troublous
times
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
THE WAR In MISSOURI.

LATER ACCOUNTS FROM LEXINGTON.
SfsksoN CITY, sept 2s-There Is no reliable
6eNs oi in'erest rom bocneville, Georgetown,
0issgow, kolla, or other prominent points.
capt "eItef, ofCol. Marshall regiment, who
was al Lexington, arrived this morning. He lefl
Were on THURSDAY at noon. He saw no rebel
troops between Lexington and Sedalia, and saws
t1at tne main oody or Gen Prices forces were
tnere when ne departed, and he believes that they
Intend 70 MAKE stand and meet our troops there,
ns sieiniy nwelI caionlated, rom Ia streams
ana aeep miry banks, without bridges, 10 trouble
an sdvencing army.
All the Federal forces have been released on
parole, except Col. Muliigan, who refused 10 give
MS Tor private reasons
Price has probably thiry-hve thousand men,
ana tne rebels on Thursday confidently expected
tnat HaIdee, with eight thousand or nine tbous-
ana, ana mcCuiiough Win ven thousand more,
Were within two or three days march on Lexing-
r 81 10y. , hSsS no IaItn In mcCunougn a. q
49, - o.. 'niAA DO !" very enecuVeWlth smali
10y h "a ne so IN mn
.o,,,i 49, Va IoO Ieoeis We, sen. scroo the mis-
svoxad intsntion - .,, On ,anuTsaay' WIN tne
1900 - t AZ Lane, VINO n re.
10 100. .s. =. ene Nv, OuI troops mao
H.. =, az. M sIape .. o.net snot ten az the
~ nowdsr rSn Iu. a's eoy 70 ~ kegs
LIZ y, az ~ Isoeis arc casunx al KINDS OF
dav and nIght re 49,. - ne.I o. wo,A
AGED and dsci,,e tb,, a. Ioni. bsn -. ~ a.
their nossessIon SWIM VIC 'A
nm
rhh BATTLE fLh1IN9ToN-SkN PRICES OFFICIAL
REPORT.
si. LESSON ClIY, SePt Zen Prices ofheial
az h.,,i siD VI somewpa. detailed account OF
following are the closing naragr,nbs. asonr .nti,e
loss in this series Of enSn0ements ,monnt. 90 oS
killed and - wounded The enemv,s los. M.
much greater The Visible frnfts N This Almost
bloodless victory are great Ahont a s0o n,ison
ers. among whom are Coiopsi. WnTiiD.,P ~.
shall, Peabody. Wbite0rove, Maio, T.n' un,r
and one hundred and ei0hfeen othe, cornro;.l
stoned ofncers. Ave pieces Of ,rt,IIerv snd TUE
mortsrs over 600 stand of arms a largSamount Of
sabres about go borses man. .et % oa,1. y,
equipments. wagons. teams. ammnnition more
than 500 600 worth Of commissayv sin,es .nS !.
large amount Of other proneTtv In ,SSItion 70
ali tbf, obtained the testnrstion ~ ,bs 800 -
been stolen from their DR. oper custodian. and
about 1900 600 in money ~ wbicb T b,vs c.r.sS
TO be returned 10 its 01-'SN
r,np.-orc-,o,o ~, o.,,o,
IrHHr..oD crSU Sn, OK 5e oschoLA sI LaNE.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
NEW MILITARY APPOINTMENTS.

NEW MILITARY APPOINTMENTS.
To-day the following appointments for the vel
unteer service were made. Viz;
To be Brigadier OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8. Wade,
Of Ohio; Lowell II. Rosseau, Of KY; and Alvin
Schoepf, Of the d. c., late an examiner In the
Patent Once.
An Assistant AdjHtant Gsxsral George c.
Strong, to be Assistant Adjutsnt General 10 Gen.
Butler, with the rank Of Major.
Brigade SrTgsonS-Dn. Geo. q. Kemble, w.
6. Lowman, d. w. Hand, and Rufus r. Brown,
to be Brigade Surgeons.
THE FUNERAL.
The funeral Of the late brevet Major General
Gibson, U. s. A, takes place tomorrow forenoon
at 10 O'Clock. Brigadier General Seth williams
has been charged with making all the arrange
mens for it.
The military escort-s regiment Of infantry,
squadron Of cavalry, and q battery Of artillery
will be commanded by Brigadier General Andrew
Porter.
APALsE RuNoI.
This forenoon the city has been full Of rumor
saying that Gen. Banks this morning crossed the
Potomac at the head Of ten thousand men Of his
army. There Ia no truth In It. The river 10 eve
feet above the fOrding point everywhere, from
Hsrper's Ferry to the Chain Bridge.
COMMISSIONED ON TIE PoPE's REORGANIZATION.
Capt Coppinger, an English Ofhcer, late In the
Pspal military service, has been commissioned q
captain in volunteer service, on His Holiness,
the Pope's recommendation. This makes the
rfth European crowned head who has recon-
mended officers for service here.
COMMANDER or ARTILLERY REsKRvEs.
Major II. J. Hunt, Of U. 8. Artillery, has been
appointed an aid 10 Gen. Mcclellan, with the
rank Of Colonel. II 10 understood that he 10 10
command the artillery reserves Of the army Of the
Potomac.
THE DISPATCHES.
The Navy Department have oficisl dispatches
announcing the affair Of the 18th at Pensacola.
Their contents being anticipated In our publics-
lions from other sources to-day, concerning IT, we
omit spreading them before the Stars readers.
ELEcTHD.
Brgsdier General (of volunteeu) J. B. 8. Todd
was, on the 18th, elected delegate 10 Congress
from Dacotah Territory, beating two competitors
-Messn. Bell and Booge.
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From Fortress Msnrse.

FoRrREss MONROE, Sept. 29.-Two members
Of the Naval Brigade were killed last night, one
by drowning and the ether by falling from a tree
while on picket duty.
The rebels last night fred on one of our picket
guard at Hampton bridge and severely wounded
one man.
Gen: Wool and staff have spent the day at New.
port News.
The Young America has brought two prizes
from Accomac county.
A feet Of thirteen schooners sailed to-day for
Hatteras Inlet
The steamer s. r. Spaulding is expected from
the inlet tonight, and viii forthwith return with
the balance Of the Goth Indiana regiment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-01

INDIA RUBBER BLANKETS FOR HALr PRICE be-
Ing slightly discolored, but not injured for ser
vice 600 large India Rubber Blankets. lined
with Canton Flarsel, 6 feet inches long and 4
feet inches wide, for b each, usual price "a
For sale at the India Rubber Warehouse, 3Os
Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. ne 23-u
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Further from the Gulf squadrsn.

BosroN, Sept 30.-The flag ship Constellation
arrived at Portsmouth, N Il , on Saturday. Let.
tiers by her report the United States war vessels
Preble, Marion and steamer Massachusetts a,
Chandeleure Island and the mouth of the Mis-
on the Island and thrown up batteries and re.
lighted the light houses there
Commander Ball, Of the sloop-of-war Marion
died suddenly, and Lieut.. Bryant had been de-
tached from the Richmond to succeed him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-01

The FINE CONCERT AND EXHIBITION Of the
Ct. Aloysius Sunday School 10 to be repeated, 4
will be seen by the advertisement elsewhere,
very general request to that end having beer
warmly urged.
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LOCAL NEWS.

UThough The STAR Is printed on the fastest
team press In use south Of Baltimore, Its ed on
Is 50 large TO require 1t TO be pu. to press at an
early hour: Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent In before II O'Clock NJ; otherwise they may
may not appear until the next day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-01

WASHING TON GYMNAsIuM.-See advertisement
elsewhere, OF this admirably-conducted instita
ton. Persons Of sedentarv occupations should
become members, without fail
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Accident on the New York and Erie Rail
road

ScIo, Sept. 90 The night express east from
Dunkirk ran into a culvert on Friday night at
Scio, killing the engineer Harvey Miller, fireman
bell, brakeman, had one leg broken and scalp
cut OF Sergeant Cornell, Of the Twenty-seventh
New York Regiment, was slightly injured. III.
A. Walton, Of Columbus, Pa, had one leg
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Kentacky Legislature.

FRANKFORT, Sep. 2s.-Ths Senate committee
reported that the arrest Of Ewing, silvertooth
and Irvan, members Of the Legislature, was ille-
gal and unauthorized, and that they procure their
release.
The thanks Of the Legislature was voted 10
the invasion Of Kentucky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-01

DoN'T miss the original and inimitable enter.
tainments Of the Campbells, at Odd Fellows
here, seem. the richest Of s ana should be en.
joyed by every lover of genuine fun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-01

DoN'T miss puff from one Of the fns cigars OF
Crosse, corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth
street For good article call at the Havana cigar
store by all means.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-01

A HORSE SALB.-At the sale Of condemned
Government horses Yesterday, by Messrs. Wall &
Barnard, on the City Hall lot, eleven were sold,
at prices ranging from "a to SIS each. The ag-
gregate Of the sale was $3is-an average Of more
than S3I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-01

-FeR CovRf.-Ssturdsy afternoon, pstrolmsn
Hannah arrested Jas. Lee, a soldier Of the I'd
Rhode Island regiment for disorderiy conduct.
On his way 10 magistrate, two regular soldiers
attempted 30 rescue him from the of1cef, and
Lee resisted, msking an asssul and battery on
the ofhcer. He was secured however, BY the
ofhcef, and taken before Justice Dom, who sent
him 20 jail for court on the assault and battery
charge. The attempted rescue VIII be invesa'
gated by the military suthorities. t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-01

NoTIcK.-Bevsre of counterfeIts and unprlncI-
ped dealers endsavoring to dispose of their own
HcIDlbods Extract BEchn, Q positive and specific
rem1dy for diseases Of the adder, Kidneys. era
Take no other. Sec advertisement Ir smother COL
umn. keS0
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SEE elsewhere the notice Of the cotilon party
OF the Arlington Club at franklin Hall, to-mof-
row night. A grand entertainment Is anticipated
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

ATTEMPT AT RAPK.-Last night John CARING
was arrested by Patrolman w. 8. Kneas with a
warrant charging Carling with entering the house
| OF James Flanagan, on r, near Fifteenth street,
/ on the night Of September 18th, and attempting
| to commit a rape upon Bridget Comfy. From the
testimony OF the young woman, who 10 afflicted,
being subject to ITS or spasmodic attacks Of some
nature, II appears that upon the night charged abe
had been sick, and was In bed In her room bout
III O'Clock the prisoner entered her room, and got
her person. He did not succeed, for her screams
attracted Mrs. Flanagan, who 20 her assistance
and pulled him out OF the bed and out Of the
room
Mrs-F7dnigax testified to the fact Of the sicf
ness OF the young woman; Of her hearing her
scream, and running Immediately into the room
caught CARING with her, and seized him and
pulled him out Of the room. when her husband
and ooarder put him out Of the house.
James FIastgas the proprietor, test ned 10 hear
Ing the disturbance, and going 10 zee what IL
meant saw his wife pulling the accused out Of the
| room. The accused threatened 10 shoot any one
who would put a hand on him, and put his hand
behind him AZ IL To draw pistol. he got loose
from them and escaped. This witness got the
warrant issued for bis arrest. The prisoner had
time.
r Lxnny testified that upon the nieht referred
TO he came In about 10 O'Clock, and soon went 20
bis room, being boarder there. Heard the youpT
woman scream, but paid no attention al nrsI.
Heard her scream again, and went 10 the room,
and saw Mrs. Flanigan have the mau pulling
him out Of the bed room. The prisoner had on a
Panama hat and light coat. He threatened TO
shoot any one who would put hand on him.
Witness took hold Of him and put him out Of the
house. The prisoner says he In a married man;
his wife 10 In the city; 10 an auctioneer by pro-
fession, and has been in Washington on and on
since March last. He bad been employed In the
Treasury, In what capacity he did not say. He has
letters OF Introduction 70 high fsnctionaies from
very influential gentlemen. he Is very inteIli-
gent, speak rapidly and Questioned the witnesses
90 sharply that Justice Thompson remarked that
Not many Philadelphia lawyers could do better
In the case " The result was that yustice Thomp-
son committed him TO Jail IN default Of $500 bail
for court, and the payment Of SIS hne and costs
for carrying concealed eapon.
POLICE CAsEs-Befors Justice Doxa -Gotleib
Herbert was arrested In the county by the Metro
rolitan Police for selling liquor 10 the Second
New Jersey Regiment; fined S2S.
George SPringman, selling liquor 70 soldien;
fined S25
Geo Gordon, q teamster, charged with stealing
a pistol from the Cameron Dragons, and also o
shawl from woman accompanying the regiment,
both which were found IN HIS possession, vss
sent 10 jail for court.
Jonas Click, for exchanging second hand clothes
with soldiers for their uniforms, gave security for
David scanlon, larceny Of curry combs, &e.,
dismissed. ~.
l.. Gsssenheimer, exchanging clothing With
soldiers, security fof court.
N.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-01

RIADIR, have Jon seen Prof. Woods advertise
ment In our paper. Rese 1t; it will interest you.
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nj RAsLEs are prostrating the volunteers By hun
Or DIS the hospitals are crowded with them. Sol
dleLs, be waened IN time tfollotcay's PiHs are
OCCASIONAL doses of them viii preserve the health
per box. az 2i-Iy
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jail for further hearing Jacques Obenwalt do ;
do. w. Ratcliff, drunk and disorderIy; dismissed
jeremiah Smith, do do. John CARING, entering
the house Of James Flanagan, and attempting a
rape upon Bridget Comfy; Jail for court The
same for carrying concealed weapons; fine and
costs, s25 81. Nelson 3. Huse, drunk and dis
orderly; dismissed. VIM. Cover, (col'd.) shoot
ing at boys in the street, jail for court and $50 Of
fine for carrying weapons. jeremiah Brown,
(cold vagrant; workhouse 30 DAYS n. J,
Childs, drunk and disorderly; dismissed. John
Barry, do; fined sl.9i Mathew Morris, do do.
81 81 John Williams, do dismissed. l.. r
do; do. 60 days. Susan King, out after hours;
do 30 days. John Mitchell, (col'd y do fined
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-01

THE ATTENTION Of our citizens 10 called to the
list Of nuisances published In another column by
the Board Of Health Of this city. Citizens and
others, by properly regarding the municipal laws
upon this subject, will add much to the health
and salubrity Of the city, and avert the unpleasant
consequences Of inattention to this important mat
ter; as the law In such is to be rigidly en-
forced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-01

FoR CHOICE DELIcAcIBs and tempting viands
no place sprpasses the saloon Of Mrs. Kennedy,
corner Of Fifteenth and F streets, opposite the
Treasury. Epicures should not fail to call on
Mrs. Kennedy II anything unusually appetizing
Is desired
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LATEST NEWS BIZ TELEGRAPH.
AFrA,Rs IN MTssoURI.

JETrElsox cIrY, Oct 1.-een Fremont pre-
serves strict silence regarding his plsns but he 10
actively engaged In preparing fef . struggle, snd
be 10 determined 70 rest his reputation upon ths
made elective. So 40
Gen. Prce's pickles. sxtend 10 within eight
miles Of 6eorgesewn, keeping him wsil postsd
Regarding our movements. -
81. Leuis, Get 1.-The aRspusllesan lssrus
his statement h forthcoming from Col -Rsrc-
Nc, In the sbsence Of TIE lsts Gen. Lyon IN ecm-
msnd Of this department, which VIII shew be-
yond quatien ths nbsoluss impoo'btlfsy % aid
being sendsssd bF Gen. Fremont b<fsrs NE bss-
10 q w iisons creek. q fasfN .sleE 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-01

PENNIES.
Persons desiring pennies will always find them
for exchange 1t the Star Offce counter. II
To The 4FYLIcTRD!-Bo sure to read the adyer-
:sement OF MoLean's STRENGTHENING Cordial and
Blood Purifier. in another column, W
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SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK r. M.

The PKssIos BUREAU The casualties Of on,
military and naval service Of the times have
already made a considerable Increase Of n.
clerical force Of the Pension Bureau necessary
The following promotions, transfers, and appoint
menn In that bureau were made yesterday:
Appsssted-wm. r. Walker, Of r. L., ID class,
$3.50; Jne. M. ID. Faner ID. c., LIST cls., 81 100;
Geo. b. whiting, ID. c., lss elass, ~ so.
TSassfsrred from tks Cessus Bs-esw -solomou
Alter, Of Ind, to I'd clss 81 500; Darius Forbes
Maine, to a 9th clan, sI.soo; Clinton Jackson,
Iowa, To a ID class, O., 500; Richard M. Hall,
Ind, To q ID class, s1,too.
Promoted Fl. s. Dana and e Forbush, from
I'd to ID class Robert Wilson and John NJ. Scott,
from LIST TO ID clsss; II. d susxje, Charles N
Thompfins, r. A. Gcodnough, Jehn q. Thomp-
son, James Abrams, franklin Price, Albert :
Brooks, Oh. shaw, and Cyrus Birge. from lst 10
ID class.
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Bosros, Sep. 20 The bank presidents to-day
voted unanimously TO take ten millions Of the
second ffy millions Of the national loan. Over
the new Massachusetts per cent. loan Of one mil
linn
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The Supposed Priyaseer.

The Supposed Privateer.
NEW YORK, Sep. 30.-Two brigs arrived here
last week reported being chased by a pirate
schooner, which turns out 10 have been ths Brit
ish schooner swan, who underworld to hail them
to obtain medicines for Captain Shellnut, who
afterwards died Of yellow fever
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Fran Kentuekr.

Louisville, Sep 30 The Journal has reliable
evidence that Gen. Zolicofsr, with force %
rebel troops, has taken Manchester, Clay county,
with greatdestsuction 10 the property Of Uuioniss
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HEADQUARTERS FOR CLOTHING, HATS
Post Once. :. oo1 In
(yoME AND SEE OUR NEW srOoR OF
" Fall cL0THfN6-No. 40 Seventh q.
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AkRrvAL OF rnE posEuIAs
FxxrHxH PoIsr, oct i-Tbs ssssmskip Do
hemian, frsn Lverpesl \ belo- I'D WI sft.ve
up about eicleck : - 80" b 1t,.s-a
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RxTvkNKD Secretary Chase returned 10 WASH
ington this morning; having succeeded In OBJ
tanning from the northern capitalists the second
fftY millions In gold fos 3-lO Treasury notes at
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS BROOKE's ENGLISH AND FRENCH
IVA BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, Secsa
bHt0tnsS, No lS0 Pa. dcsnxs.-The duties Of thi
1851. . - ss "a So
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Ex-MAreR BkanHT 6osx 10 NEW Yolx We
hear that on yesterday en- Mayor Berret left Wash.
layton for New York, whittier he was preceded
BY Mrs. B =, and where he proposes to take up his
residences during the continuance Of the present
Irpublous times.
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METALLIC
ARn6oR OIL,

Cleaning. Polishing, And Prsvsnssns Rust.
This superior 20 ell other oils in the world feg
ne above Furposes, - veli - Tor machinery and
lsoucsnrs ssss It q 3 ualiy ayIlieoes % sun,
the 60vernmeuf Navy Yards Tor ordnanes md
PHILHARMONIC HALL a =
Penna. avsnne, rear Elevsnth C
III AGENTS vented With teams. 10 sulsly. g
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S0l .SUNDRIES.
OUU GROSS Of Velvet Bottling Corks,
30 CASKS Babbitts Yeast Powders,
% boxes Bebbites Erssive Soep and Soap Pow
50 cases fresh Marseilles and Bordeaux Salad OH
70 bikes hrst auahty = damautine Candies, - &
Also, Cream rsrr.r, SaieTatSs Brocms, Buckets
Patent Twine, Peanuts, 40
90 &C MIDDLETON q BEALL.
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DUCKSKIN GLOVES,

II 49, . QAUNTLETS, DO.
We call the attention ofSutlsrs, RrgImentsl Of
Gloves. Gauntlets. Mittins. Purses, Tobacco Pom
ones, Portmonnaies. Leggins 90, at wholesale ., to
our extensive stOck-all of our own manufacture
ct our store, los High street, G Georgetown.
Our Gloves Gauntlets and Mittens sIe Of the
Military Buff and White G.untlets, Boxing
Cloves, Buckskln SHIRTS and Drawers, made to
order. RAMSBURG d EBtRT,
los High street, Georgetown, ID. g.
MA large quantity of scraps of Bucks kin
and Chamols for polishing guns, accoutremeL Its,
TO-, on hand. se2l-lm
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MASSEY, COLLINS CO.'S
ltl APHILhDELPHIA ORA UGHT,
s3S barrels IS bRATSHT ALE,
500 hlf-bbls. do. do. do,
Which on arrival will be for sale Terms ssst
on delivery. Army q sHINN,
nj Union Depot, Georgetovn,
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PARpoNBp BIT THE PRESIDENT lit will be rec
objected that Sergeant John n Murphy and eig bit
Pfivsies were tried at the last term OF the Criminal
Court, for the murder OF Cornelius Boyd last
April The privatcs were acquitted, but Sergeant
murphy was convicted Of manslsughter, and sen
fenced to eight years Imprisonment In the Peni-
Tertiary: His pardon having been recommended
oy the jury which convicted him, by majority
Of the boards Of Aldermen and Common Council,
ny the City Collector, Register, and great num-
Der Of citizens the President took the matter into
considefston, and the result was that on Friday
last the prisoner was fully pardoned.
ELsxwHERE win be seen notice Of the won.
desful properties Of the new armor eli calculated
10 keep all machinery, &c, perfectly bright. For
the soldier 10 10 unsurpassed, occasional APP
Plication keeps gun perfectly clean without
securing. Tryh.
Ex.MAren Bsa.nr eosE 10 NEw Yonx:-ws