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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-29
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
ANOTHER IMPORTANT MoVEr,.
INTERESTING PARTICULARS OF THE
ACHIEVEMENT AT TYBEE ISLAND.
Especial correspondence Of the star. ]


U. 3 Ship Pocshontas, st the anchorage. !,
savannah hArbor, Tybee Island, Nov. 2aS
Editor Of fks Washington Star
The steamer Flag, Commander John Rodger,
was dispatched by Flag Ofhcer Dupont IN reoop,
hotter this point and ascertain IN. no.it,on ana
strength Of the rebels He did 40. and on III, re-
turn to Port Royal he had the Seneca and thi,
vessel added 10 bis command, and this morpins.
win view to feel the enemy, we threw a fev
shells into the Notifications, but, getting no re-
ply, we soon found that the works were ,b,pd-
oned, and we have taken possession Of them.
They consist Of strong Msrtello tower with
an entrenchment at the foot Of IT, over both which
the stars and stripes now hoat
IL is a most important acquisition, as tks skfp
channel TO SdraSHah passes toifkta 500 yards, ana
Its possession by us will block up that post a.
tights a. one may seal up bottle with a cork.
Fort Pulaski 10 doomed, for a IA our, vh,n-
ever we think proper to take IL; 90 10 10 within
most convenient shell range, 800 yards No wee
eel will now leave or enter the port Of savannah
without our permission during the remainder Of
the war
We now hold the harbor with the three steam =.
ers-the Flag, Commander Rodges, the Poo..
hontas, Captain Balch, and the Seneca, C,pt,in
Annie, but no doubt will have other vessels ,ent
here and also strong garrison, as soon a. nAe
oracer Dupont and General Sherman are advised
of the capture.
we hear, upon what we consider reliable su-
thority, that Commodore Tstnall says they the
rebels must abandon all their coast defences, for
after the sample Of firing at Hilton Head by our
feet, nothing they have erected can stand be-
fore It.
The abandonment Of their strong works on
Tybee Island may be considered as confirming
this report. The panic throughout the southern
coast from our access at Port Royal is intense
and all pervading. Savannah is nearly depoPu-
lated, and the trains 60 loaded with household
and every description Of goods, including ne
groes.
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WINTER FASHIONS lie Bon Ton, for Decem.
Der, containing valuable patterns and fashion.
plates. Shillington has also received Leslie's
Magazine, Godey's Lady's Book, Harper's and
all the other magazines for December Suffers
peddlers and newsdealers supplied with Station
erp, Blank Books, Newspapers and cheap publ
cations, at the very lowest prices. Shillington
Odeon Building, corner ~ street and Pennsyl.
vania avenue, has large assortment Of diaries
and almanacs for 1882 n27-eo3t
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HARPER's WEEKLY for this week will arrive
e.ther this evening or tomorrow morning at Shil-
lington Book Newspaper and Stationery Es;ab-
lishment corner Of IN st, and Pennsylvania ave-
ton Of the great military review at Baieys Cross
Roads on the 2lst inst by Gen. Mcclellan and
his brilliant staff 1t will also contain two cuts Of
Fort Warren, and others equally interesting
News dealers and others should call at Shilling
tons Immediately and secure a supply az the de-
mand for this number will be great.
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Losr CHILp.-Last night little boy Of about
fYetor six years Of age was taken to the central
statiop. He can give no account Of himself
where he came from or where his parents resides,
and says his name IL "Pete.n He 10 thinly clad,
barefooted and has bad sore or stone bruise un.
der the toes Of his left foot He 10 well cared for
by sergeant Cuttings and the patrolmen, who
would like to restore him to his parents.
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LATEST FROM PORrRoYAL

New YORK, Nov. 29.-Letters from Port Royal
state, that the FEDERAL troops occupied Brad
docks Point, at the southern extremity Of Hilton
Head Island, capturing four rebel cannon; the
spikes were removed, and they were then In ser
rviceable condition
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LOCAL NEWS.

UThOugh THE star Il printed on the fastest
steam press In use south Of Baltimore, its edition
Is 20 large as to require II to be put to press at an
early hour: Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent In before IL O'Clock NJ; otherwise they may
may not appear until the next day.
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NoT1CR.-Bevsre Of counterfelts and unprlncl-
pied dealers endeavoring to dispose of their own
HelmboLPs Extract BHehK, 8 positive and specific
remedy for diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys, era
Take no other. See advertisement IL another COL
umn. $50
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The DISTRICT REGIMENT, Col TAFT LEFT this
city on the cars about O'Clock Yesterday NOM
ing IL 10 understood that they are to guard the
railroad line between this city and Baltimore.
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SIZZLING LIQUOR TO SoLDIERs.-J. E. Harvey
was arrested for selling liquor to soldiers by The
provost guard. Justice Dom held him to bal
for Court. Kate Dacey, do. do. Catharine Minor
coiored, do, sent to jail.
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MARSHAL'S SALE-In virtue of q writ of
l'l heri facias Issued from the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Court of the DISTRICT of Columbia for
the county OF Washington and to me directed,
gll eEP"se tn public sale. for cash, front OF the
EouIt House door of said county. on FRIDAY,
the 9th day OF December next, 1851 at l2o'cock m.
the following property, to wit: All defendants
IIght, title, olGim and interest in and to Lot No.
%, In Square No 801. In the city of Washing ton
ID. c.. together with all and singular the Improve
ments thereos seized and levied upon AS the prop
erty OF James e. Coombs, ana will be sold to sails
~ Judiclals No. SO to January term 1860, in favor
John T.. Kendall. w. SELDEN,
no l4-u Late u. -. Marshal ID. G.
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ATTENTION 10 called to The notice elsewhere OF
stores for rent and building lots to lease the
Depot.
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202 ssLApEs BUTTER. sv.s
direct nom so?f5iis SpITHn sakehk 81 ss
no2-eost RspJ q 6sntsr hArkse
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Attention 10 called to the advertisement else
where Of the useful "Army and Water Buckets
Of James g. Topham.
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GTA large amount Of interesting matter ID
crowded out to-day by the immense letter list

THANKssIvINs DAY.-Yesterday was very gen.
orally observed by our citizens in proper spirit,
and but few places Of business were open The
morning service at the churches was well attend
cd. Good order prevailed throughout the day,
although many Of the restaurants were open, but
at night several fights occurred about the streets
asd at different places Of amusements
MANY Of the troops on this side Of the river par
dcipated In the Observance Of the day. The do
ings OF the Chasseurs are noticed in another art-
Gle. The Sturges Rifles (Gen McClellan's body
guard) had hne time, and In the afternoon they
had dinner served up which was worthy of the
corps and Of the occaslon. They only needed the
presence Of the sold folks at home" to make
their happiness complete. The following was
the bill OF fase:-''Sturges Rifles, dinner bill of
fare-Washington city, ID c., Thursday, Novem-
Der p, ls6l.-Soup, chicken; roast, beef, turkey,
cranberry sauce, chicken, mallard ducks, tame
ducks; entrees, boiled ham, boiled corn beef;
oysters fried In crumbs; vegetables, common po-
tatoes boiled, sweet potatoes boiled, turnips
boiled and mashed, cabbage, celery; dessert,
mince pies, cranberry sauce, hamburg cheese. -
Walters are furnished with wine card and pencil.
Hour Of dinner PM.
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NINA ,,vpS scSH9FIELD s, pxcu.Nop
ScABLFS, II 4
Nos. 2s1 and go E and lztn streets, south Of
Wizards Hotel.
Gentlemen wishing 20 hire o neat and stylsh
turnout can be supplied with . team Of any de-
soription, In q stsle Of rare
EXCELLENCE.
The best care besrnyed on Livery horses.
on hand. nzS-lms =
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THANKsGIvINs DAY AT THE UNION HOSPITAL
A bounteous thanksgiving dinner was served up
yesterday, by those in charge Of the Union Hes
pital at Georgetown, to the patients Of that insti-
tuition well enough to partake Of the repast
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THASKsGIvINe DAY IN GEoReErowy-The
day was celebrated in a becoming manner in
Georgetown, most Of the places of business being
closed, and the churches well attended The
number Of cases Of drunkenness and disorder
there was below the average
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900 JOHNSON & NA6LE, 0OO
<OC No. 2S9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ZOS
RetNeen Ninth and Tenth Sta. sonfh xidA

d.
OYER FOR SALE:
CHAMPAGNES-6,H II. Mumm, Piper HeidEck,
Meet Chandon. Bullinger q Co., Cartier &
Co., go.
CLAhETS-st Julien, st. Estephe, Cantenao,
10, by the oask or dozen.
HOCK, WINES77Deidesheimer, JohannesberEer,
LiebfrauenmIlch, II udesheimsr, 90.
BRANDY, Whisky, Gin, Port, Sherry. Madeira,
LONDON PORTER, Brown Stout, Edinburrh
and YorkshiIe Ales, of the best brands, in bot
ties or stone jugs.
CIGGRS-Hsvsnsa and Domestic, of the choicest
brands.
We call the special attention of Suffers estaurants
and Families ~ our Is sc and well selected :
STOCK OF FINE GROCERIES,, Fresh Meat
Poultry, Fish, Soaps, Ves etables and Fruits in
hermetlcally scaled cans.
PRESERVES, yellies, DO Almonds, Nuts, RAJ
sins and Figs.
CHEESE, Eastern and Western Cuofinsl: ham.
best Goshen Butter, the best ChampaSne Clder
WORCESTERSHIRE and Oyster Saace, Pickles
of every description, Pepper Sauce and Tomato
Catsup, BY the gal on or dozen.
All OF which We offer at the lowest possible
prices and on reasonable terms.
no2 JOHNSON g. NAGLE.
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Gen. Fremont IN New York.
NEW YORK, Nov. 29-Gen. Fremont arrived
last night, and will remain here for few days.
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The CnAssEURs ANDiTHANKssIvING- Yester-
day (Thanksgiving) wss celebrated enthusiastic
callv by the LIST regiment U. 8. Chasseurs, Col
Cochrane. After hearty meal provided by the
Ofacers, and humorous speech by Col. Cochrane
the men repaired to the parade ground and spent
the day In various amusements. Oyster soup was
served up for supper, after which Lieut.. Col.
Shaler was made the recipient of a splendid
Colts revolver by one Of our Washingtonians
The fine brass band Of the LIST Long Island vol
unteers furnished the music upon the occasion.
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nOS7 WALL Il BARNARD Auot.
By THOS. BOWLING, Auotloneer.


TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF PROPERTY IN
Il GEoRsEToWNa%;By virtue of deed of trust
executed 6y John ODonnoghue and wife ON The
sd DAY of May. 1860, and recorded in Liber ]. A,
B., No 200 of the land records of Washington
of the n,Its Oh 20 nmo ana az the respest
sale, on ERiDAY the 9Th day of December, at the
hour OF IL O'Clock, the following piece of PROPERTY
situated in GEORGETOWN: TIE FIRST being pats OF
O:s No. So and 70, in Beatty & Haw kns' adj
tlon' situated at the northwest corner of Frederick
FREDERICK, and s. feet or less, on First street
This lot will be sold In two parts. each fronting
Sle feet, more or less, on Irst street. and runnng
back to the depth of the lot Also, part Of Loi
numbered S. in same addition, fronting 20 feet on
l5O feet deep, with the frame houre thereon, now
occupied by Mrs. Mccain Also, part of same Lot
fronting 20 feet on west side of same street, and
running back $50 feet deep, with the frame house
the res ldne in u months from day of sale will
terest. All conveyancing at the cost of purchaser
p JACKSON, Trustee,
no 20 t. THOS. DDWIING. Auct
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CrRcurr CouRT-The evidence In the case OF
Zones rs Dermott has been closed, and to-day
Mr. Robert J. Brent, counsel for defendant, Il
py.ving certain instructions 70 the jury. These
prayers viii probably lead to considerable argu.
meat,
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gentleman passing down d street noticed large
bundle Of bed clothes lying in the street, which
he thought might be stolen property and he no.
nned two OF the patrolmen Of the ward. They
instantly took possession Of IT, to be turned over
TO the superintendent Of police next morning -
Happening to stop at magistrates on the way,
TO rest, a petrolman saw them bringing in the
prize, and in moment exhibited considerable
perturbation "What the devil are YOU doing
with that? told that old darkey to carry them
things away and burn them, and he has gone
and thrown them In the street. Take them awayI
A man died of the smallpox on that bed.r In
about the shaking Of lambs tail the bystanders
vacated the neighborhood Of said bundle, and in
eoost the same length Of time the concern was
burning brightly In the middle of the street.
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CENTRAL GUARD HOUSE, CAsEs-B.fors Justie.
Clark August Gross, profanity, fine
81 o.; Patrick Campbell, larceny, Jail fer court;
VIM. Kennedy, drunk, dismissed; Michael Grant
do turned over to the military; Michael Savage,
drunk and disorderly, dismissed; John Rhodes,
DRINK, do; VIM. Hendley, do, do; Ann Camp
bell, do workhouse 81 days; Abraham Camp
bell, do, turned over to the military; Mark
Evans, out after hours. fined 81 50; Joseph Mas
sery, turned over to the military.
This morning VIM. Williams and John Ksr.
shaw were brought out for hearing for disorderIy
conduct. ConiemptuOus behaviour before the
magistrate caused their return to the cells Ker.
shaw was subsequently fined 81 O6, and w illiams
dismissed. Susannah Williams, disorderly, dis
missed; Thos. Bell, drunk, aned 81 81; John
Harris, carrying concealed weapon, fined SOS "a:
Littleton Seward, disorderly In Canterbury hall
fined q. "a; VIM. Norris, drunk and disorderly,
do 81 81; Geo. Nowland, do. do. 60 %; Jno. Nc.
Laughlin, drunk, do. 81 "a; l.. Mains and a
drunken soldier were turned over TO the military;
John Dowell, assault and battery on w F. Hall,
security for a hearing; John Morton, drunk, dis
missed; Cornelius Newman, Arch Waters, Jim
Seymour and Lorenzo Matthews, colored out az
ter hours, fined 81 81; Harriet Herbert. very I'm
proper behaviour, fined 81 So. or the arrests
made since Tuesday, eight were by the ID ward,
seventeen by the Sd, four by the 4th, and two by
the It'll ward patrolmen.
Nineteen dodgers were accommodated in two
nights.
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sxRxxApx.-6ensrai Cook, late Colonel Of the
Second regiment United States Dragons, lately
promoted 10 the position Of bhgadief general,
was serensded lasfnight at Browns Hotel, by the
band attached to his late command. Gen. Wright,
late Democratic candidate for Governor Of New
Jersey who was present, delivered brief speech.
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ANOuTRAsE Mr. John Davis, Of Georgetown,
amended the wedding Of his brother In this city
one night early this week and came over in a
buggy which he had hired Of Mr. Richard Cruit.
While be was witnessing the ceremony In the
house OF the brides family Goth street, in the
a new set) into pieces. .
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AFTER THEM

This morning Gen. Fitz John Porter despatched
two companies Of infantry in search Of certain
band Of rebels understood TO be hoverin. In th,
immediate front Of his position II 10 TO be hoped
that he may thus bag them.
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AUCTION SALES.

By }. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auchoneers.
EXCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSE.
,ReTiN I f SsSsIb AvcfToSoT
oclooi, in the eastern house Of Corooran's Bui ID
ings, street, between Vermont avenue and 18th
street, We shall rel all the Furniture and Effects
Superior Rosswood-case Piano Forte. Stool and
RofeSood Et.sere, elegant Gilt French Mantsi
SUIT Of Wslput Plush covered P.5lor Furniture
DANISH Curtains and Cornics, shades,
Handsome Brussels and Three ply Carpets, Rugs,
Arm GSsirs, ROcfsfs and Fancy Chairs,
Ga Ga SSid biD9 rb. Rin fan Table
China, Glass and Crock cry Ware,
Silver plated Ice Pitchers. Walters, Casters,
Walnut and Mahogany Bedstssds. Bureaus and
Excellent Hair and Bu.k Mattresses, Boosters and
Blankets, Comforts, Spreads, Sheets, ao.,
Looking asses, Toilet Sets,
Together with a general assortment of Kitchen
Requisites.
j; G. MCGUIRE &-CO.. Aucts.
no 2 Intel. G RePub
BY WALL & BARNARD, AuotIoneers.
Corner Pa. ace. and Ninth street.
I ARGE AND PEREMPTQRY SALE OF
oh' H5f5sD s0'f Mo Sf &c. s.
DeosmOer, commencing at 10 O'Clock, we Will
sell by catalogue, at our Auction Rooms, q large
and superb assor tment of ladies' and gentlemen's
Iect from one Of the largest importers and manu-
faotureLs on Broadway, New York. All made up
expressly for the present season and of the latest
styles, and will be warranted free from moth, oOm-
prIsing-
Large Mink, Hudson Bay. and other sablss.
Cardinals, Capes. Talmas, and Sets,
stone Martep, Mink, Fitch, and Ermine,
Rlch Sets. and Single Pieces Stone Marten,
Water Mink Mountain Marten. beriau Squirrel,
German Fitch, Silver Marten, and Royal Squirrel
Fur. Seal, Beaver, and other Gloves,
Otter Caps, Beaver, and other Muff-rs.
Also, every variety of Ladies and Children's Furs
Fancy Carriage and Sleigh Robes, Lined and Un
lined Buffalo Robes, Fur Coats, 4 o. &c.
As the sale will he without reserve, il offers a
hne opportunity for Ladies a. Gentlemen to ssp
Ply themselves with irst-class Furs, and we invite
the ladies' and the public generally to the sale.
no7 WALL & BARNARD, Auct..
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ITO ALL UNEMPLOYED MEN ABOUT
WASHINGTON.
WANTED-5OO sctive, sober MEN, to fill out a
new Regiment just forming, to whom will be gwen
the highest rates of infantry pay. Term Of enlist
ment, three years. Comfortable quarters, warm
clothing, good food and coOkir utensils furnished
on the day each recruit Is sworn in.
The present intention is II have this Regiment
occupy hints during the coming winter. instead of
tents, wbloh will add, no doubt, greatly to the
health aud comfort of the men.
To soldiers of the old Regular Regiments (of
good reputatlOnl whose term of service will expire
soon, TINS Regiment offers peculiar Inducements
for enistIng irA as from their knowledge of drill
and discipline hey will at once be commended to
the Colonel for promotion as non commissioned
officers In fact, promotion to the rank of COMMITS
STONED OFFICERS is open to ALL: who m.y prove
themselves worthy, bJ continued good conduct and
strict attention to duty, of the honor of wearing
SHOULDER STRAPS.
For further information apply to Capt. GORGE
GIBSON, 18th Reg't U. Infantry, at the g Tand
Army Clothing Depot, In CorooTsn's Temple OF
Art. opposite the War Department; Capt. LkTI-
MER, 18th Infantry, corner II 10th st. and Penn.
avenue or Capt. PECK, 18th Infsntry, at Major
Beckwi 'h's Ofioe, corner 18th and ats.
o2-Iw
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TIMBER FOR THE NEw BRIDsE-The lumber
which was used in the centering for the "Union
Arch"-the great bridge Of the W ashington 40 ue-
duct over cabin John runs Of the best descrip-
ton, being well seasoned, and not at ali decayed
Three rafu OF IL have been brought down the
Chesapeake and Ohio canal to Georgetown, and
will be used In the construction Of the new bridge
ling for that portion Of the bridge which crosses
the Chesapeake and Ohio canal will soon be
ready.
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DEATHS OF SoLDIERs.-The following soldiers
nave died since our last report:
william Duncan, 18th Indiana regiment, at In
diana hospital, Patent Once.
Amos Convey, 9th regiment, Excelsior brigade,
at Seminary hospital.
Private Davis, company r, 9Th Pennsylvania
reserve, at camp.
Robert C. ThOrnbury, company a, Psnnsylva-
MIA reserve corps, at camp.
J. NJ. Davis, company F, at camp Pierpont,
BODY sent home.
William Denithorn, LIST regiment Pennsylvania
reserve corps, at camp Pierpont.
A c. Pufer, company 9, 10th Massachusetts
volunteers, Of typhoid pneumonia.
ID Caraker, company II, e6th Pennsylvania
volunteers, of typhoid fever, at the College hos
pital.
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TEE BRoNzK STATUE OF FREEDOM for the
pletion, and before the new year II will probably
Be hnished The successful casting Of this fne
work Of art, and the artistic finish IL Is now re-
ceivipg, will not detract from the reputation OF
has been done.
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The TEAMsTERs.-Many Of the hired men in
the 9uartermaster's department employed about
the Government stables and stock-yards in the
First ward, now draw their rations and have
them cooked instead OF dining at the "mess
house" Many Of them have engaged colored
women In the vicinity to cook FOR them and
gangs OF twenty or more have in several instances
dlsPossessed the colored protectors of the afore-
SAID colored women and made them Evamose the
ranch, /" as they 1.-THE teamsters) do not choose to
take their meals In company with darkies Of the
male persuasion. These new boarding houses
are increasing, and are christened by such names
as Tuscan Hall, J" Black Diamond, )" &c.
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U. Ship Pocshontas, st the anchorage,
savannah harbof, TIbee Island. Nov .
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A PREcocIoUs YouTH.-Wednesday night a
boy named John Murphy was caught In the act of
rolling bale Of goods down Seventh street. lit
tie south Of Odd Fellows hall. To the ouestio on
Of gentleman, "Where are you carrying that
''to take 70 the stable" Another bystander re-
marked, "Adams Express YOU mean He re-
piled, ooh, yes! Adams express % He was in
SANITY arrested and turned over to otacer King
drunk, and be was conveyed to justice Donn's
once with considerable difficulty. The bale of
goods was identified as the property Of Mr. smith
cIothier, near street, from whose door be had
rolled 1t that long distence 1t was valued AT
$40 Murphy was committed to jail, and on the
way thither suddenly sobered and told the bows
name who aided him. The boy was arrested
wears old.
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u WORSTED GOODS.
LXTENSIVE Assortment Of Ladies' and Chill.
dren's Hoods, Sontags Coats, CIoaks, Sleeves,
Hosiery, Gloves, &c. 30. Also, q large invoice
Of beautiful Worsted Embroidered Slippers, Lamp
Stands, 60, will be sold c.eap and at one price at
No 80 Market Space.
. no l2-SwH SCHLAICH co.
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To-day at noon the prisoner captured nes
Evansville on "Wednesday by Lieut. Col Bsysrd
were brought into the city and lodged In the OLD
Capitol prison. Among those captured 10 Or
Day formerly physician Of extensive practice II
Loundon and Fairfax counties