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,hi Yesterday morning the guards at
.ae railroad depot arrested about dozen men who
wsre uying to get away In the cars They weys
ta Ash 70 jail and committed TO await orders from
aud served In resmsnts that hsv. aaIn.t Ss.oi
IS - ne, tnenseiyes What will their Comrades faink
o. mem WHEN they hear tia, they were arrested
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CEILING OFF Ar HALF PRICE OF X
- entire stock Of handsome Flounoef BARGE
Robes, Iu black and co!Ors all Lawn and oigauuy
MuslIn Robes. We desire Ia close cot thts portion
of stock at oHoe, for cash, eId shall cfer great
bargains 10 purchasers. -
J. w. COLIsEY a CO.
je "a lGteO 523 Seventh street above Pa. Ev.
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4 have one Of the beet establishments, and fur
rished with complete set Of tools for repSfr- ~
ing every description of fine "atohes, and 81
particuia ar attention give To the s6nIe BY 80 =
thorough competent wOr KHAN n I'D a worS E5larsi
tied hlso, eysry dOSOrlp of STANDARD 81 lsNisN
WARE pla4n and ornamental, menElSctSi ed aroeT
my own supervisory, which my customers VII hud
sold 10y dealers il general and Represented - tnSir
oNn ma uu facture II. -. ROOD
NIH Pa. avaufe. sfn ~
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~ Observation-Disclosures
+ = ID Roaehes, Bedbuss, Fleas, Ants. GO. Use
and 50 csnts. ALSO, Moore's Rat and Mice Ex-
termlnator. Lsrre and general STOCK OF Medicines,
1870 Mo0RE's West End Drug Store.
~ " nv t'' - " Penn Avsnne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-25

ZJui Camp up Fourteenth street.
De Kalb, 293 Pennsylvania avenue
I'd Maine, Union Hall Building.
Ellsworth Zouaves, Woodward building.
Soldiers attached to regiments In camp or quar-
tered on the Virginia side, and not embraced In
the fore;, DING list, will rendezvous at Jackson
Square, opposite the Presidents House.
All stragglers found In the streets six hours after
the PRONUNCIATION Of this order, will be deemed
guilty Of disobedience Of orders and be taken
charge OF Jos. X. r. MANSFIELD,
Brig Gen. Commanding DEPARTMENT
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&#A& .
SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
On dad dffr TRETSdav, Hay Is, 1851.
PAssKNGKR TRAINS BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE

Will run ss follows:
LEAVE WASHINGTON az Is aad 40 a. N
anu ~ and Is p. m, arriving Rt Baltimore at IS
and $50 n m. snd t0S and 7-O p. IN.
7 EhNE BALTIMORE ~ t2D and Q ~ q IN. and
St6 and m rrlvlng 1t w hHhinktOn at I. 10 aid
1910 a. IN. and IS aud IS ,. IA,
Passenger Trains leaving Washington ~ 40 =,
m. and - p. m, and Baltimore ats y n. m. and
2. m make direct connexions for Annapolis NJ the
Junction,
Trains leave Annapo for Baltimore and Wash
ingtOn ~ 6Sn =. m. and IS p. w.
Passenger Trains leaving W ashingtOn At ais and
7.l9 a. m. and ~ p. m. make direct connexions ~
Baltimore for PhladeIphis, New York, Boston
and sll other points North.
AL articles Of freight (not contraband of wHr
will 10 trans ported over the line. Tonnage TrHus
will leave Baltimore ~ - . N. Leave " ashinE
By order Of the Secretary Of War:
THOMAS A. SCOTT,
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WANTED.-we are now buying SECOND
w HAND FURNITURE, STOW ES and BED
DING, Tor which we are paying the highest
cash prices. FAMILIES declining housck coping, or
having surplus Of furniture Will find il to their
advantage to give us call.
BONTZ Il GRIFFITH,
ie IJ-t9 No 369 nth ar hetw I AMI ~.
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GEORGETOWN.
Corrssyon1snes of TRs Star

- 7FGkot sKTowN Uet -, 1861 |
At Especial meeting Of Quietly Councils, on
Friday evening last, rrsoiutons-to paw the sx.
pensts Of the poor and work house; in favor Of
Robert White; and ptovidi., q ,fof a flag footway
on High street-were passed bv both boards.
Resolutions-to pay for repairs Of pumps; 10 pay
wafer expenses; and 10 pay FOR repaifs OF Pap r
mill bridge-were passed nv the Board Of Com
mon Council, and referred in the upper board
The subject OF the improvement. Of AQued uct
street was under consideration in the Board Of
Common Council, and was referred 70 commit
tee, aud the Boards adjourned till Friday next at
O'Clock
Aqueduct street 10 the continuation of PennsyI-
vania avenue on this side Of Rork Creek street
made necessary by the building of the Meigs
bridge. This bridge has been finished some
months, aud the abUtments are now rapidly APP
preaching completion. Mr. Carman, the conirac-
tor, has done the work In a most excellent manner.
Some trouble was experienced in getting stone
from the Seneca quarres this season, but enough
has now been boated to finish the abutments, and
they will probably be completed In three or four
weeks, and IL will then only need the improve
meEt OF the streets at each end TO open that fine
structure to the travel between our two cities,
which has greatly increased lately Ii would be
a pity to keep such a natural and convenient ave-
nue. OF Communication (Which has cost the Govern
ment so much) closed, because of the slight adj
ditional expenditure required to grade the streets
at each terminus
A great number Of ambulances and attendants
were In waiting on tue canal banks here on Satur-
day evening to receive the soldiers wounded at
the battle Of Ball's Bluff, but none came
About FORTY sick soldiers, however, were broug BIT
down from Gen. Banks division In canal boats
and arrived here about one o'clock a. m yes er-
day. They were Immediately conveyed TO the
hospitals in your city. tits understood that the
wounded in the battle are In the hospitals In the
vicinity of Poolesville.
We had quiet Sabbath yesterday, and our
churches were well attended
Fuel is scarce here, and the prices very high
Unless navig alton On the Potomac is re0pened
there will be much suffering amongst the poor In
our midst
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From California

ST Louis, Oct IS The cficial vote for Gov
ernor In California was incorrectly transmitted
over the wires. IL should be as follows:
Stanford, (Republican). ..................56 2lG
Mcconnell, (Breckinridge Democracy So. 32, ISL
COnnesS, douglas Democrat). &c, OOg
Captains Briggsand Green, Of the United States
navy, ex-senator Gwin, and Calhoun Benham,
left somewhat quietly In the Orizaba Their
names are withheld from publication in tine pas
segner list
-Four hundred and forty regular troops and ten
thousand stand of arms have been forwarded East
by the Orizaba
Among the Orizaba's passengers are General
Sumner, Senator Nesuiith, Colonel Merchant,
Captains Judd, Stewart, Hendrickson, KoOtes;
Lieutenants pham, Calls, Welleston, Sinclair,
Warner, Hardin, and Leppall-aII Of the United
states army.
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The War in Kentucky.

LEXINGTON, Ky, Oct 25.-Information from
Camp Wildcat says that Gen. Zollicoff,r has re-
treated beyond LOudon, and is supposed to be
falling back TO Cumberland.
Forty-three mounted rebels, armed with United
States muskets, REVIEWERS, and bowie knives and
confessedly bound for the rebel army, were sur
rounded and taken prisoners by twenty four Home
Guards, under Captain CraddOck and Major
Buckner; also, four other men and forty horses
The former Were aiding the cavalry to escape
LOUISVILLE, Oct. IS The Courier, published
at Bowling Green, contains a card (, om Breckin-
ridge avowing bis Intention TO resign his 81 at in
In the United States Senate
Passen ger from Nashville reports great suffer
Ing and sickness among the rebel troops at Bowl
ing Green, Hopkinsville, aud other contiguous
points; They claim to have 30 900 troops In these
localities.
letter from II pkinsville says 700 out Of the
800 rebel troops there are sick, and to 10 dyng
daily.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET,
GRAND RKvrrW.

q
Gen. Casey's division, comprising eleven esgi-
ments Of infantry, was reviewed this afternoon by
Gen. Mcclellan on the Parade ground sbouta nils
east Of the Capitol.
The regiments formed IN line shortly amer
noon, and General Mcclellan, accompanied by
his staff and company Of cavalry, rode along The
front, receiving the customary ssiutes. General
Mcclellan then took pesition near the centsf Of
the ground, General Casey on his right and his
staff ofncers shout him, Ind the regiments marched
past him In the following order:
The 18Th New York Regiment tElisworth
Avengers,) lth Rhode Island, 7th MxinA.-3(th
Pennsylvania, 45th Pennsyiysuis, Pesasylsspia
zossves, sih New Jersey, eth New Jefsey, TN
New Jersey, sth New Jersey, and ist szicrco-
lnnbis Regiment So, ~
Several thousand spectators were pssseatsnd
the troops made splendid appearances aAsss<n-
Ing TO he anxious TO merit the appreciation q
th.ir conimaEdsf.
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rux Faro BANK CASE Saturday afternoon. at
o'clock, John Campbell, who was arrested by
80 Metropolitan Police for keeping faro bank,
.nosared for preliminary examination before JUS
80 Thompson, according 10 the requirement Of
ne bond given at his hrst appearance. The Gov
s,ument was represented by Messs. Johnson and
emerson and the defence by Mr. DavidgP The
t.stinony of the Government WIS principally that
~ the arresting officers. who testified that they
entered the house, found the dealer In the act OF
dealing that the entire machinery for the regular
operation Of q faro bank was spread, all OF which
fell into their hands; and that Campbell, az the
proprietor, offered to "settle the matter The
testimony Of othef witnesses was taken, but
nothing material was ELECTED except that to the
eject that when FIRST arrested Campbell said the
nxtures were worth $500 They are certainly
onItr costly, the Law CLOTH being Of hne mate
rial the dice and checks rst-class. and the IDEAL
iPg bOxn Of solid silver The defendants coun-
sci proposed to close the preliminary examination
and submit the case, but the Government counsel
stated that there several important witnesses
who were absent and who could clear up some
points upon which Il would be best to have the
evidence Of eye-witnesses, and asked contin-
nance of the case Justice Thompson postponed
the case ill Friday next at o'clock p m In
order to give the Government time to secure Its
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
The war IN Niiss..ri .
TREDERrckrows HELD By TIE rfprRAL rRoo


PURsUlTeF fHoNPsoS's FeRcE.
PILoT KNOB. Mo , Oct, 26 Col Plummer- has
returned with hts command 20 Cape Girsrdeau
Col. Carlin has occupied Fredericktown with a
regiment OF nfaaty,a squadron Of cavalry and
Two p4eces OF artillery :. -
Thompson and his rebel band were pursued
twenty-five miles beyond Fredericktown, on T. 9
S.etnville road when the chase was abandoned
Tue rebels are probably now at Greenville and
Will doubtless continue their retreat
Tue detachment sent out to bury the dead AFTER
me baltic iePorted near two hundred Of the rebels
killed and left on the field Our loss WIS. =, Y
killed aud about forty wounded-one mortslly
THE BATTLE OF FREDEBIcKrowN-JEFF rHoxp.
SON PURSUED TwENrF Two MILES
PILOT KNOB. Oct 20 Gen. PIummer has 70
turned to Cape Girardeau and Col Carlin occunis,
Fredericktown. JEFF. Thompson's rebel army
has been pursued twenty two miles beyond Fred.
ericktown, where the chase was aba nd oned The
rebels were greatly denOralized, and will doubt
less continue the retreat
sPRINGFIELD RECAPTURRD-THE REBELS DRIVEN
OUT, AND The UNION FLAG RAISED ON The COURT
HOUSE,
ST Louis, Oct. PA dispatch from Gen FIRE.
mont, dated on Saturday evening announces that
Major Seagoni, at the head Of small force, drove
two thousand rebels from Spring neld, and took
possession OF the town, raising the Union dag over
the Court House. The advance will occupy the
town to- night.
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;, A,.AI.s a., RocryrLLs:-Ths Roctvillt

AFFAIRS At RocKvILLR.-The Rockville
Usfes Of last week has the following itsma:
4rrsstsd james W Ofutt, former school.
teachsr here, and well known q violent seces-
sionists, and who left this county last spring 10
to Dixie, returned to his neig htorhood some two
weeks since. The fact Of bis being here having
come To the eap Of Capt. Ammon, of the Provost
Guard, be, under instructions from Gen. Banks,
proceeded TO arrest him. He started on Monday
last, In the direction Of the residence OF Ofutts
aunt. Mrs. Thomas Claggett, whore 1t was under
stood Ofuu had been cnncsaled, ard where he
had received his secesh friends Int before reach
Ing the house the Captain learned that the person
he was In pursuit Of had fed Learning that
Ofutt's mother resided in Georgetown, be pro-
ceeded thither, and. on Tuesday, procuring the
assistance Of Lieut.. Drake, Of the Provost Guard,
and u squad Of men, they surrounded her resi-
dence and demanded the production of Ter
SON. She swore positively that he was not In the
house and that she had not seen him for some
months. However after considerable delay be was
produced and duly escorted to the 18th street
military prison. Washington.
Kicked BY Horss Mr.. Richard Harrison, of
Washington. member Of Capt Thisteton's Put
nam Rangers, stationed at Poolesville who
bad been to Washington for horses, was yester-
day returning TO camp. riding one and leading
two, when having reached point about Eve miles
below this village the horses became nnrulv and
commenced kicking, one Of which kicked him
on the leg below the knee, inhicting a painful
wound He reached the village last night and
was unable 10 proceed further He was kindly
provided with a room and properly attended to
by MIR Trail, Of the Washington Hotel. DR..
Somers Is attending to his wound.
Homicide Hiram Burke, Of Company B, Gath
Regiment, New York Volunteers, was comm tied
10 jail Of Montgomery county, on a charge Of
stabbing and cutting Lawrence Rooney, on the
mig of the 18th instant, at Camp Seneca, of
which wounds Rooney afterwards died.
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Battle in Western Virginia.

RokNEY TAKEN AND THE REBELS ROUTED WITH
HEAVY Loss-ALL THEIR CANNON AND NUMER-
OUs PRIS, NERSTAKEN.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 27-The Wheeling papers
Of Friday announced that Gen. b. r. Kelley had
started from Piedmont with two regiments for
New Creek: and that his destination was under
stood to be Romney, Val
Private dispatches received here this evening
announce that Gen Kelley attacked the rebels at
Romney, on Saturday morning, and after a
severe battle Of nearly two hours succeeded In
routing them, capturing all their cannon and a
number of prisoners. The dispatches say that
the Federal loss was small and the rebel loss very
heavy
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The Pennsylvania Volunteers.

HARRISBURG. Oct. % &C Commissioners have
been appointed by the Governor to attend to the
interests Of Pennsylvania volunteers around Wash
ingtOn, and in Kentucky, and to arrange for alot-
ment rolls for rtmitting portions Of their pay 10
their families.
Ii appears from official data that the State of
Pennsylvania has 20 600 men In the field, and that
thirty additional regiments are organizing. A
portion Of them are now ready to move, and all
will be In service within a month-making a
grand army Of over l00, 900 men, besides leaving
the material for fifty additional regiments, II
needed.
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PoLIcR-BsfOrs Justice Walter -Honora Fitz-
gerald was arrested for using prOfane language so
as tn be heard in the street, and she was fned
81 IS II. MOriarty, for like offence, not pay
Ing the fine, accused was sent to the work hous g
for ten days II. Buseher, running a cart and
wagon without license, was permitted to get a
license for each vehicle, pay SIl6 costs, and de-
part. ID. LOoney, running a cart, do, do fifty
cents cost. J. Oberstster, Offering goods for sale
by simple, fined $40 o. Stevens, peddling
without licensa, do. Richard Bennett, for unlf-
censed cart, paid So cents costs and got license
Thos. Burke, do, do.
Before Justice Dom Saturday afternoon, pa
holman Grant arrested two men, rather rough
looking customers, for passing a counterfeit ten
dollar rote upon Mr. A. Kiessecker. They profess
to belong to the Fourth Pennsylvania Cavalry,
which was doubted, as neither was in uniform.
They were taken before Justice Dom. Ii appeared
that they were noticed a few moments before the
passing Of the note lettering about Kiessecker's
door; and one, who gave his name as Lewis
Shindler, was urging his comrade, Con Gallaher,
to 20 in. Galaher went in and made purchase,
giving the counterfeit note In payment He Was
asked where he got the note, and replied that the
Lieutenant gave Ii to him, When asked who the
Lieutenant was, he replied Shindler; ''but Shin
dler ain't Lieutenant; / only nick-named him
that Justice Dom sent both to jail for further
hearing, as there may be some other little things
set down TO their account.
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The Battle near Leesharg-Seutbern Ac.
count Of their Losses.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct % The Richmond Ex-
aminer, of the oath inst, received here, acknow-
lodges the loss Of three hundred in the battle
Edwards Ferry. Other accounts state the loss at
nearer one thousand. In expectation of Federal
advance to Leesburg, Gen. Evans had been largely
reinforced
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INDIA RUBBER GooDs We are pleased to state
that all kinds OF India Rubber goods, IN
Gliding Rubber Blankets, Rubber Clothing,
&c, &C., can be ob;ained In this city at mana
inctErsr'S prices, at the India Rubber Warehouse,
5Os Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and
Tenth stFeets oc l6-U
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-28

To-NIsHr the Metropolitan Opera Troupe oper
in Georgetown, and West End 10 all agog al
well as our neig hbor, In anticipation Of the good
things TO be enjoyed this evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-28

SEE elsewhere, the notice Of festival to bt
given by the ladies Of the East Washington Mis-
sion, next Wednesday night A most agreeable
entertainment Is anticipated.
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The Vote i'm Western virginia

WHEELING, Oct IS Further reports from the
di fere Mt counties show that the ticket for vi
sion of the State has carried almost unanimously.
The vote Is not full, owing TO the prevalent dis.
turbances
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-28

ODD FELLOWS HALL continues the center Of
attraction, and the good things got of by the
Campbells nightly at that institution draw upon
our citizens with most wondrous power. Tonight
bill unusually racy-one that will make vest
buttons q v amazingly.
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LOCAL NEWS.

-Tboueh TIE STAR 10 printed on the fastest
- r,s,. in uss south of Baltimore, is edition
= :. large as to require IL 10 be put to press at an
~ hour: Advsrtissmsnt,, therefore, should be
-, IN before u O'Clock N otherwise they may
,u,v not appear until the next day.
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The RoRK0Rs OF WAR Can be greatly INITIATED
as u will cure aEy vOuna, however despe are. II It
bs well TnDbsd ar and the wounded parts, an they
be kept thoroughly covered with 1t A pot should
be IN every mans knapsack. Only IS cents per pot.
t.
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METALLIC
-A-R-NIcs OIL,

CIeHnlhg. Fo1lsniD2, and PfeVentl0g NGst.
This is superior TO all other oils in the world for
the above purposes, Ss well IS for machinery and
inorlcatlng uses. IL Is equally appiicabe 20 gun
the Government Navy Yards for ordnance and
machinery.
Principal Depot and Genera! Agency,
PHILHARMONIC HALL,
Penna. avenue, rear Eleventh st.
IL Agents wanted with teams, to supply en-
equipments Sc ID 2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-28

NoTIcE.-BevArs Of COUNTER Its and unprlncI-
pied dealers eEd oavurins to dispose VI their own
HsIpl6o!d's Extract Buchu a positive and specific
remedy for dis Eases of the Is addsr Kidneys, era
vel, D-opsy, &C ., &C., 30. Ask for He'll bOld's.
umn. $3.50
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BOARDING.

and single gentlemen can
d obtain very peasant Furnished Rooms. With
1 stveen 81 snd al sueess. Transient and Table
Boaft ers accommodated. ocS-N'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-28

To-NIoHT the grand assembly OF the Monumen-
tai Club comes of, at Franklin Hail. Don't fail
to be In attendance.
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DIED,

On the Esd of October, JOHN THOMAS, in the
49th year of mia age Lsave5 q wife and seven
hl!dren TO mourn his loss.
Dearest father, thou hast left US,
We thy lOss most d ssply lee!;
But Ills 6 OF that hahn bereft US
He osn ali our sDT ovs hea!.
On the 18th of October, WILLIAM l.. DOW
DEN, in ihs 27tA year Of his age. May he rest IN
peace.
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ACCIDENT Yesterday afternoon, as a Govern
ment wagon was passing along II street, near the
iron bridge, the team started suddenly, and the
wagon body, by JOLT was thrown on the wheel
horses. knocking the driver off, and he falling
under the wheels, was severely injured. He was
Immediately taken to the Infirmary for treatment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-28

SOMETHING DEsIRABLE.-In the Chmean war,
the British Government, after trying many expe-
dIents to increase the comfort Of those in their
hospitals especially, bought up all the buffalo
robes imported ~ the Hudson's Bay Company In
one season, and seat them to the seat Of war,
where they proved fDyaisable; one being worth
dozen blankets: each in hard weather serving for
q stove cot and mattress combined, as Ii were, as
well ordinary blanket. We are reminded Of
the fact by seeing just opening, 10 the immediate
vicinity Of the Star oee naps the finest lot Of
buffalo robes ever brought here. most Of them
being composed Of a single large skin only. They
are for sale at the establishment Of Mr.. z. Dppre
north side Of Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth
and Tenth streets We hope that the Quarter
master General will get possession Of them at
once, for hospital use especially.
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~ MILITARY TRIMMINGS.

297 MILITARY TRIMMINGS 297
Cavalry, Infantry, ARTILLERY, Rifle, Navy and staff
Buttons,
Gold Cords and Army Lsces,
Silk and Worsted Sashes,
silk aad wOrstsd q Ords,
Bindings and Webbing Gold,
Embroidered Shoulder straps. Dusles, WTsalhs,
and Flags
MRS. LOVES
90 &C. cow Trimming Mandatory.
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GiSTRRRETING RELICS THE Baltimore EHE,
under the above heading, gives a description OF
the Episcopal Church at Fairfax Court House
built by Lord Fairfax, the pulpit and altar of
which were constructed In England, and says
that Gen. Washington was married at this altar,
which Il now nearly all cut away by the soldiers
II happens that Gen Washington was not married
nc tnsf altIr; the altar and pulp were not made
Ia England; nor did Lord Fairfsx build the
church, but men Of the present generation did
and 10 still stands a neat white frame church,
bearing little evidences Of @ dismantlement "
With these trining exceptions the Suns descrip-
ton will pass.
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COssRs.-Tho suSden changes Of our climate arc
sources Of Pulmonary, BT5EcslG! and AslbMGttG
4BsctioEs. Experience having proved that simple
reInedies ofLsn aot sPoSdIiJ and certainly when
taken tie early stages Of the disease, recourEc
should at once be had TO I" Brotss's Bronchial
TSoetsS," Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough, or II
ritAtion OF the Throat DC ever slight as by this
preorutioh more serious e.L1os msJ be efectualiy
warded of. Public Speakers aud Si1gsyS Will End
them eHeotnal for olsariug and strengthening thu
voice. See advertisement. ds1-ly