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4 GRAND PIE BAKING IN 1IFYIvnp,,

ALEXANDRIA, Va, July e.-Editor of the Sta, 4:
IL has Just leaked out here that.a little owe, a
week ago so certain were the secessionists Of Al
exandna that Beauresard was about to take Dos.
session OF this town, as that they baked two
thousand pies for a treat for his army. But Beau.
regard failed TO appear, and the pies got stale II
10 great pity that Col. Heintzleman did not hear
OF IL until yesterday-else his men would have
had the pie treat all to themselves, doubles.
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HEv. Ah. LBTTwIcH.-We have received a
communication from THE gentleman, who On
Sunday last prayed "for the snccezz ofthe south.
60" arms" which we shall publish tomorrow.
- >HE hsyUEsTE . ~ znr sTrcs that the
oe reception It the Executive ilensicn this
(ruesda-) evening
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FORT PIcKENs.-Fort Pickens seems IN he a.,
eyesore to the rebel papers. The New ORLEANS
Delta says: ""'
The case Of Fort Pickens 10 melancholy ,u,,.
tation and delay on the part of our noit,Ic.1 hes
es We should have had that fort three mani,
ago, but for the Interpolation Of this cIass Me-,
Snase, and subsequently, Col. Forney, would have
but for the urgent prots ct of the politician. an,
was ho' worth the lives Its capture might involve
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OFFICIAL.

Henceforward, the telegraph will convey nc
dispatches concerning the operations Of the
Army, not permitted by the Commanding Gen
eral WINFIELD SCOTT
wAR DEFARTNEST, July 8, l-6i.
The above order 10 confirmed.
SIMON CAMERON.
Secretary Of w..
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fssTERpAg's REMOVALS In the Patent Bureau
were caused wholly by the falling of of its bus,
ness The vacancies thus created are therefore
not 70 be hlled
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JONI TO Buy SHOES MIR Edward Dalv NJ
CharIeston, left Quebec on the sth ult. on The
steamship North Brton, 10 proceed TO Euron. -,
me. we P1iPcse OF occurring supply Of boot md
ior tne people at large, and fer the army of
sne ConIedefate states. being specially commis-
stoned 70 procure shoes for the latter.
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pkNsIoN OFFICE, J-NK 9Th, 1861.
TO ALL WHOM 1T NAV coNcFRN

w
Apple aton having been ma q under tee aot of
sd JuLe. 1857. Tor the rel sue o the Land War
rants desc Ibei herein, viii, a-e alleged IA have
e. ost or DESTROYED, motto is ner eby given that
a. the date following he de cnption of each War
rant new [sI ihcate, Of Lac tenor will be a.
sued. II no va Id objal ton shall thea appear
no. = ~ fer :. sor, q. issued TO Reuheu owe
land on toe 8tl ( October, es5 n nder n act Of
Sd Mar N. 1855 -Juls Sth. 1851.
=, 70 <loI4, Tor ~ sores, IssBed under the cot of
Msroh ~, 1855, "a the name OF William TsyIor
.na Iented on the 18th day Of Maro-, ls56.-Au
No 80 6s5, for leO acres, Issued under the act of
MSroh 1855, In the mare of Suta.ns hubl ard
WIDOW OF John HUB. ard, decreased and grsuted
on the 18th day # June, l856.-August 81, 1851,
NJ. Siio, TOR l69 10 es, issued luder act of 1897
company, -ecohd REGIMENT OF Tennessee imam
a. Q. rs -. for l% scI-s, issued under the sct of
March, 1850 IN the name of jacob GuIiok a
sIsnted on the 18th day Of January, lS58.-septem-
No So SGa, for 80 acres. issued under the so. Of
SeptetnDe 1859, IN the name OF hsabeth Wells
yldoT o DaIlei Wells, and granted ON the nth
Gay OF Septe' Der, 1854 -~cItembe R 1861.
NO - Ssa. for loo acr 9, issued ander the act of
March, $50; IN the name Of Ale1 ander Orms, and
granted On the 18th day of October. lass -Seplem-
JOSEPH II. BARRETT,
Io-IaN Commissioner.
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CAPT. CRAVEN, L. 8. N, the new commando
for the hotilla Of the Potomac, reached here thi,
morning, and will duly assume his command to
morrow. The Yankee, is to be his flag ship, W,
learn
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TO-DAY, the Virginia Legislature, now In ses
sion at wheeling, is expected 10 elect L. s. Sena
Tors, Of whom Hon John ). Carlils will doubles.
be one-who the other will be, we know not
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AUCTION sAL.S.
By GREEN a WILLIAMS. An. 't'orce,'

By GREEN a WILLIAMS, An horee,s.
III TURI ar ArCrIoH-On wEDNBs "a .,
iJts instant. We rhsll cell. st 10 o'cnck ~, "
tbs residence 81 o Gentleman Dc lintnE bra sf.sp
lnG q house No. S5T Eleventh. betvseh 80
NJ streets, excellent assortment vf Furl ''o'e'
VIZ =,
sashorsny Sofas. Roek'ns. Arm, snd IA "
d'hs'rs,
hAboGa 1g Drsslns AID other BuTesnf. War
20 es, and IS IA stards.
Msrhle Coz Cen,er and other Tables. wsnut
Extenslon Tsble
Bookcase sud cecTetsry, painted COTTAGE Chan
hrSts,
Carpets w ndov Curtains. a. Csne Seat Chssrs.
Bed teads, Beds, BE q ne. - Mat esses,
stoves. with good lot Of Kitchen ReeuisIte-.
Terms cash.
jJsT GREEN WILLIAMS. Auc's.
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NRwsPAPRR DIsTRRss IN M..,.s,,.,
siehsoufg Wing say that Its expenses an. nn,.,
o ,s hundred dollars per week In excess Of tn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-09

A rARAGRAFH having appeared in tie Sunday
Morning Chronicle stating that Willards, Hote
had been leased to Messrs. Presburg & Co, we ar.
requested TO state that the announcement Is un
founded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-09

ID Gentlemen from Georgia ren,ess,, ,,.,
suong tnion feeling prevails there, suppressed
oJ os ,he Tear OF the consequences OF the utter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-09

=, VI AdysiIissrs ia New orissnas are oo.,,no
~, saIss wita the psOn,se to take Confsderats
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TEE SrY ARRESTED IN BALTIMORE. Lieut.
Col. Thomas, Of Maryland Zouaves, lin Uncle
Sambo's army) crested last evening concealed
upon the steamer Martha Washington, at her
wharf, In Baltimore, "a full account of which
will be found elsewhere In the Star this after
noonr) stands In the position Of a spy, and will
douotlessly be summarily disposed Of as a spy by
"en' Banks-having forfeited his life with his
eyes open, according to the articles Of war He
was educated at West Point, and was recognized
a. a cadet there by some Of the officers who saw
bin after his arrest
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SpIrit Of Tn. usruins Press
The NEW , HERE.

An IMPORTANT EVOLUTIONARY PENSION CASE
DIsPosED oP.-For some ys1rs past, Peter Var
Bnskirk Of this city, aged 90 years, who has been
up u the Revolutionary pension rolls a private
nj IS per month, for mary years, has been prose-
cutting claim for arrearages Of pension as an
Assistant Forage Master, which, II allowed, en-
titled him to receive a total pension of $50 per
month, instead Of IS, the amount heretofore paid
TO Tin. His claim was more than once rejected
for want Of testimony. Recently, he has found
and presented The necessary testimony; and yes
terday his claim was duly allowed, with ali
award Of SIC 200 back (arrearages of pension.
Tins Is, we believe, the largest back pension
ever obtained from the Treasury of the United
states The officers Of the Bureau. though believ-
log him entitled to be placed on the roll as an
Assistant Forage Master, could not previously
allow bis claim for want Of the requisite legal
evidence TO substantiate It,
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NAVY YARD hATIERs.-The Cambridge, YES
terday, took on board several "a and 32-pounder
guns at the yard, and dropped down to her old
anchorage; at the junction Of the Potomac and
Anacostis rivers.
The Philadelphia and Baltimore transport
steamers took the Fifth Maine regiment to Alex
andria, from the Sixth street wharf
The gunbOat Yankee is still at the Navy Yard,
waiting orders.
The seventy-hrss regiment expect to get orders
TO 90 down the river Tomorrow
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ALI the newer styles OF elegant Jevelry, en-
b acIng every variety, which, having been par.
chased At great saorl6oes, is offered correSpond.
ing ly low. NJ w GAIT q BRO
Jewellers, 354 Penna. avenue,
jy e-St Four doors Hest of Brovn,s 0CteI
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2S REWARD-strsyed from the eubsoriher
V1 on sunday. St june q dark brown <uG
or roam COW, naked with v hite Oa the kkf>
Oack o. es, belly, a1d face: one ear hss
vim IL snd the horns turn in; she had on a hrsss
squsr@ bel with the subscribers name stamped a.
IT.. The reward vi paid for ter retu n 70 a,
s1osorlber corner Of Gave and MONTGOMERY els
Jye HIRAM GRAY
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LOST AND FOUND.

CS REWARD.-I,ost, IN Georgetown. IN the
sCC neIgl bOrd-Od of he Post Office, ON SaturdAY
July 6'h a COILS REVOLVER. LEATHER
BFLT, and PISTOL CASE. The finder Will re
oeIve ne above reward by leaving n With A. N.
sPhULnlNG, Company ID, l4th Regiment Ar
lington, Va. jy9-T'
TAKEN UP.-Came 90 my stable, GA ~ street,
Il between Mary an a Maine avenues ~ -
on SUNDAY morning, the 7'h instant. three ~
large hay HORSES, ore marked ~. "AA
The owners will p ease come for ard, prove prop
erty, pay charges, ana take them away
jyeS' JOAN VI HOLBRO0K.
Il OST-On the I'd instsat. a white bull TER
u RIER Dog; croppsd care; short
tai; ran br. yn spot just the butt Ol ~ ~
the tal'; small brown SPOT on top OF hl--N
head; tnsveHs 20 the ame Of 'Nes NJ 81 81,
Under will be liberia " reward ! on leavIng n 80
amp Welch. u5th kegtN. \. = W near Clark
Mi.ls' Foundry. jys-S.
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to- o.nasm , VINO arrived on Saturday from q -,
Sa report that twas the general imp2,..s. .hs
sIIoe - Yves going on at Laurel Hill Ths
TectiOn Wy neeru IN mat di-
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&S REWARD-Lost, q white POINTER % q
VC abb ut days slnoe ssId dog lad O. - ,
chsln oo.iar on with the owners Uame-l-~(
suo number OF Y sidenoe sad dog has@n
tne hslr rubeed Cd IN sns pans or his forehessl
some sme pale yCl Ow spOts on hIg Ears 4 wi
give the above reward, If ieft at 54s Twelfth 81.
one square south Of Pa avenue. iysiv
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MookE's WEST END SODA FOCNT IA
~ ~ mll operation, dispenGpe pare Csrhonio
ncsa , Via moe sirups Of difsrsnt favors.
n sdfit.oa e ins .soof Of Msd,cins.. he he.
10 H&
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IMPORTANT PROM NORTH CAROLINA Respect.
able gentlemen who have arrived here from North
Carolina by circuitous route, say that the Union
prospects In that State Of the encouraging
character The acting Governor 10 a reliable
Union man. Secret leagues Of loyal citizens exist
In every county, which are rapidly increasing in
strength, and already number one-half of the
voting population Of the State provisional
State Government will be put into operation In a
few months. Two full brigades of loyal men have
been enrolled for the Union cause.
The leagues made extended arrangements for
electing member Of Congress from every dis.
ulct, and four were known to have been elected
on the 2lst Of August. -
The latest news 10 that the entire eight are
elected, each having received large vote They
are among the best men In the State, and will in
sist upon a vigorous prosecution Of the war Their
certificates of their election will bear the sigma
ture Of the Governor, and the broad seal Of the
State
Since the engagement at Hatterss Inlet and the
capture OF the forts there, the North Carolina
troops have been withdrawn from Virginia.
Many Il the troops are dissatisfied with the war
and those who entered the servios for short tern,
tsfass 70 continue In Ne Ceafsdessts smpleymMt.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
COMMODORE srRINeHAN


Commodore Stringham reached Washington
last evening, on his way to Fortress Monroe. He
is in fine health ahd spirits. His flag ship-the
Minnesota-remans In New York for a day, for
some trifing repairs. He is to-day In consulta
ton with the Navy Department, and leaves for
his station this afternoon.
NOTICE TO KEEPERS OF BAR.RooMs.
Provost Marshal General Porter, requests US to
say through the Star, to all keepers Of bar-rooms
in Washington city, that II 10 his purpose rigdly
to carry out the order long since issued by Gen
Mansfield, requiring all bar-rooms in the city to
be closed at 0 p. m. He means to arrest all who
do not respect this order.
RELEASED.
Last evening Mr.. Gordon, a member Of the
long since arrested for reasonable practices, was
released from the temporary State prison at the
corner Of Pa avenue and Thirteenth street. in this
city.
NAVY YARD.
This morning, the crew and passengers Of the
prize schooner Remittance, captured by the Yam
kee, were handed over to the Marshal, and taken
to jail. As they were passing up the street the
wife Of one Of the prisoners, who was passing
In an omnibus, discovered her husband among
them; whereupon, with sundry female ejacula-
lions, she plunged out Of the coach, and with her
escort started on double quick for the party.
The sc hooner has been hauled ont Of the way OF
navigation, and now lies alongside the Anacostia,
on which the prisoners were confined. Most OF
them were from Port Tobacco, Md.
The Mount Vernon came up to-day from Old
Point. Her officers report all quiet at Old Poin,
and with the Potomac fotilla. A day or two
since the schooner Fairwind, Capt. Wyatt, was
boarded in Hampton Roads as she was returning
In ballast from Fall River, whittier she had
taken cargo Of oats, and held In custody upon
the ground that she wa, partly owned by parties
doing business in North Carolina ports The
captain was put in confinement.
This morning the Robert Leslie took to Alex.
andria number Of marines, and the Baltimore
had steam up expecting to 90 on the same er.
rand.
The James Murray, Of New York Capt. Parkes
arrived yesterday afternoon, and takes the place
Of the Forrest, which has gone home. Both pro-
pelers are owned by the same parties, and for.
merlv run on the same line. She was taking on
her rifed gun and preparing to 90 down the river,
having on board stores for the fotilla.
The Pensacola is taking on board her supplies
and stores preparatory 10 leaving the yard.
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From the South.

THE FIGHT AT MISUNDERSTANDING NoRTh
CAROLINA.
The success Of the Federal expedition to Hat
teras seems to have created an intense sensati on
In North Carolina We give few extracts from
tue papers from that State. The Newbern New.
saws:
Our entire force at Hatteras on "wednesday
night, another gentleman informed us, was S53
Some few escaped, perhaps 80 or more, and Lieut.
Citizen thinks not more than 90 were killed and
wounded. Probably 40 killed and about Il
The national feet consisted Of eleven steamers
four Of which were large war steamers The
Commandment Is represented by our informers al
most terrific.
Lieut.. Citizen says our men fought bravely
until they were compelled TO surrender, and the
defeat to our arms Is only to be attributed to the
superiority Of the feet over our batteries.
The Raleigh Register announces the success OF
the Federals, and adds:
Under this state of affairs we feel warranted In
entertaining tue most serious approximations fol
the safety Of Newbern, w ashi ngton, and, In fact
the entire coast. Col Campbelps regiment, re-
tined for Virginia, was sent to Newbern on Wed.
nesday. The Charlotte Artillery left their camp
here on Thursday for the same destination. The
wilmington Artillery, now at Camp Boylan, and
under marching orders for Virginia, have been
detained here until II be ascertained IL their
services are needed on the coast
FRIDAY, IL o'clck a ma dispatch to Gov
Clark has just been read In the House Of Com
OF our troops at Hatteras TO the Matt onals Among
those surrendered was Col Martin, brother of AID,
tntant Gen. Martin. For the sake Of the credit of
the State, we forbear describe the effect which
this dispatch produced on the House And vet
this is the body that has arraIgned the Conyen-
ton! "A little civit, good apOthecary"
The Wilmington Journal and the Raleigh
Standard blame the State officials for the Confed-
crate defeat
The Raleigh correspondent Of the Petersburg
Express writes:
The defeat was Ipected by the officers when
ever an attack was made. Col. johnson was
here several weeks ago, and represented their In
secure position. Aid was promised, but whether
II wes furnished know not; but II IL WIS., II was
certainly very meagre. Col. johnson said while
here that the Yankees could take them whenever
they tried. They have tried, and have done as
he said
The people Of North Carolina have been led to
believe, through the Executive Department Of
the state that our coast was In very strong state
OF defense. How this has happened know not,
nor will attempt to guess But we see now what
the boosted strength Of our coast defenses
amounted to.
What does the entrance Of the Yankees into our
waters amount to IL amounts to this: The whole
OF the eastern part OF the State 10 exposed TO
the ravages Of the Federals. Newbern, WASH
ington, Plymouth, Edenton, Hartford, Elizabeth
City, are all now exposed, besides the whole Of
the adjacent country.
Females are leaving the eastern part Of the State
rapidly, and coming here and going elsewhere
Tnere 10 great agitation now throughout the State,
a. far a. this news has reached.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-06

IL The new Dollar Weekly star, fuller than
ever Of Metropolitan news and gossip, and choice
literary reading, Is now on our counter ready for
delivery to the public. Embraced In Its enter
tsining contents are the following articles:
The "Makewake's" Dog, an excellent sketch;
General Megruder; English Views Of the War,
Letter Of Mr.. Russell to tbs London Times;
southern Intelligence from Manassas
Full Details with the official reports of the brilliant
Union victory at Hatteras; Important aud inter-
esting Military Budget; A Visit to the County
jail; Southern Account Of the Hatteras Victory.
Doings Of the Police Commissioners; Affairs at
Old Point, Cairo, In Missouri and Western Wiz
giniai Doings In Fairfax county and up the
Potomac; Movements al the Navy Yard and
down the river
Latest telegraphic dispatches Departmental intel
Igence, appointments and removals; Agricul-
tnral, Horticultural, and gardening miscellany;
Household recipes, &c, &C; with several col
umns OF local news, select paragraphs, poetry,
wit, and Useful Information.
This 10 just the paper above all others for per
sons sojourning In the National Metropolis to
send to their friends at distance Price only
three cents per copy, or 81 90 per annum; postage
prepaid by stamps when so arranged.
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Kentucky Legislature-Message of Governe,
MaR0ffin.

FRANKFORT, KY, Sep. 5-The State Senate
organized to day. Governor Magofan's message
was read He says Kentucky has a right to as
sumo neutral position in the present war; that
In the free States and did not approve Of separate
action and the secession Of the Southern states
Lawless raids have been suffered on both sides,
Pflsate property seized, commerce interrupted
borne with patience, but a military federal force
mas been organized, equipped and encamped In a
central portion OF Kentucky, without consultation
Oh the otate authorities II the people ofKentucky
desire more troops, let them be obtained under
the constitution Of Kentucky. He recommends
the passage OF laws to enable the military board
10 ooiiow sumcient sum to purchase arms and
munitions Tor the defense Of the State He also
recommends the passage Of resolutions requesting
the disbanding or removal Of all military bodies
not under State authority from the State
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III NOTICE Tho undermined respectfuIlv
Inform their patrons and the public generalIy Of
t me having formed cop.rtnsrship to continue
the late hrm Of H. r. Loudon 4 Co. Whilst ten
aeIlns their thanks for the very liberal parronaas
Ieceived. they pledge themselves to use their ut
most exertona TO merit thsir continued hyura
r. j. HEIBERGER & CO.,
.suocessors to H. z. Loudon G Co.
FL. hKIBKReIR
y. n. KING, san 4 o.
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II Nearly fifty applications were made for the
chaplaincy Of the Rev. Colonel Perry's Brooklyn
Regiment Rev. DR.. Strickland, Of the New
York Christian Advocate and Journal, was the
successful applicant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-06

NEW BOoKs.-From the author, Simeon Kerl,
A. NJ, we have Kerl's " Primary English Gram
mar" and 90 Comprehensive English Grammar, }"
which we see have received the commentator OF
Prof. Anthem and other high authorities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-06

ID The Hstieras prisoners have been trans
ferred from the Minnesota to Fort Wood, on Bed
loes Island, and TO Castle William, on Governors
Island, In the harbor Of New York, the Brandy
wine having been ordered 10 at out for sea-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-06

THE CohhissIosERsHIP OF PusLIc BUILDINGS
Commissioner Wood has declined the Preside nt,s
tender 70 him Of . reappointment a. Commits
sioner OF Public Buildings 1t 10 understood that
the President has appointed our felIow-citizen, b
b. French, Esq, to the position, In his stead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-06

W wednesday night orders were received IN
Boston TO forward from the receiving ship Ohio
go ssamen Tor Immediate service. Their destina-
non 10 not known, but 10 supposed 70 be WASH
ipgton
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ID Last Thursday, the oath Of allegiance was
administered to the cadets at the West Point
Academy. WilliaoW. Dunlap, Of Missouri, and
John c. Singleton, Of Kentucky, refused to take
the oath, and left the institution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-06

IL The Third New Hampshire Regiment
Col. Fellows, $50 men, left the State on Wed.
nesday for the war. The Massachusetts, Twenti.
eth also left on the same day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-06

IL The friends of the Louisville Journal In
New York recently started subscri ption list for
that paper. Nearly two hundred have already
subscribed.
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II The Millerites are again organizing and
holding meetings in various parts Of the North.
They have fixed upon the 18th Of November next
as the end Of the world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-06

II Charles De Selding, Esq, Of this city, has
been appointed to frst-class clerkship In the
office Of the Fourth Auditor Of the Treasury, in
place Of Lewis Ketchum, resigned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-06

IL Last Wednesday night Commodore String
ham was serenaded in Brooklyn, and made
brief speech to about Is, 900 persons
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-06

IL From Franck Taylor we have Part Four Of
Frank Moore's Rebellion Record" with por-
traits Of Generals Dix and Lyon.
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I on by the name Of ii. =. L0UDON CO., has
neen disfo.yed on the lat inst by its own limlta-
uested to settle the same without deay A the
zepoGessois are anxious to CLOSE the books and
sse accounts Against the above expired oopart-
noIshiP' GEORGE w. FAkANT.
FRANCIS j. HEIBERGER
JOSHUA III, KING.
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u Last Monday squad Of soldiers from the
Fourth Connecticut Regiment, encamped near
Frederick city, Maryland, went out on a short
scouting expedition and captured about sixty
muskets and rides In the neighborhood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-06

ouR FRIEND~ at the various military camps and
a. 10 movements and affairs In theIr vicinIties.