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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-11
LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

New YoRK, Oct. 1.-THE steamship Asia,
from Liverpool on the 18th Of September, hes
arrived Of Sandy Hook.
The American Squadron had len China fof the
United States, with the exception Of one small
vessel, which remained there az the earnest re-
quest Of American merchants. AT the last &C
counts, she had suddenly gone 70 Shanghai,
where 10 was reported, q schooner wss ftnng oct
for privateering (or piraiicalD purposes.
Loxdos .-ConsOls on Friday, s3kss1K.
[sECoSD DIsPkIcH
IL is again asserted that the Pops h III, and
more seriously % than ever. His danger 10
imminent. ----
Il is reported that an sttenPt vss recsntly made
10 assassinate Archduks Albert near Vienna, but
the bomb exploded too late.
The rumon Of the approaching conference Be-
tween Kossuth and other Hungarian nctahlss
relieve the affairs Of Hungary.
spain has refused to acknowledge any sovereign
Of Naples but Francis IT..
IL 10 expected that the Italian Minister VII scca
leave Madrid. .-r-E.E .oe -a
PARIS, Sept. 2s.-The ffigsts aAstris" goes 10
reinforce the French feet on Antilles.
The Mexico preliminaries 10 the treaty between
England and Spain for intervention In MEXICO
bad not yet been signed .HHeE
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Fran Fairies. NIsnr.e

FoRTRRss MONROE. Oct Brig. Gen. Will
liams has not left for Hatteras Inlet, the
cutter Corwin having been detained by the severe
gale now prevailing.
The tug Young America, while sounding the
channel OF James river yesterday, exchanged
few shots with the Pig Point battery. Several
shells exploded near her, but did no harm.
The Union gun is now mounted 90 al to sweep
the roads between the Fortress and sewalls
Point.
Gen. Wool and Quartermaster Tallmadge have
recommended to the Quartermaster General the
quartering Of the troops at Old Point and New
port News for the winter In comfortable wooden
houses, built 30 an to accommodate two or three
companies each. The plan will doubtless be
adopted Similar quarters will also be
erected for the contraband
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From Western Virginia.

ELKwATER, Oct. 1O-Gen. Reynolds has driven
Gems. Lee and Floyd from Big Springs TO Elk
Mountain and Greenbriar bridge.
The rebels destroyed their camp equipage, am
muuition, and several hundred muske1. Several
wagons fell into our hands
Gen. Rosecrans is at the Mountain, strongly en-
trenched. The enemy IL well entrenched at Big
Sewell.
Gen. Rosecrans advanced ten miles, but finding
the rebel entrenc hmens too strong 10 attack retired
his invitation to the rebels to come forward
not accepted.
The weather is rainy.
There has been a bloody affair at Chapmanville.
Five Z0uaves were killed--the rebels lost th rty-
five killed
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T ARGE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
IL STOCK OF
Fall and w inter Dry Goods,
FOR CASH ONLY.

HAMILTON EASTER Il CO.,
Nos. ! 90, 201 q j 03 BALTIMoRB ST., BALTIMORE,
Have now in store, and are constantly adding
thereto. 9 large and varied stock Of
,IMPOR FED AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
inolu ting splendid assortment OF
Colored and B lack Dress SilKs.
Drers Goods IN every variety,
Shawls, Cloaks, and Mant 90,
Embrofderes, Laces, NJ usiin Trimmings
HsndkeIc chiefs, Skirts, l.. Z. Hdkfs, Hosiery,
Linen Goods and Housekeeping Articles In
every possible ariety,
Mourning Goods VI every description,
Flame 9. Quits, l1rkets.
ga Good, for Mems Wear.
Also, domestic Cnttons aud Domestic Goods OF
= every descTl ption. tor ousehold purposes.
.-. Servants wear. ano Farm and Plantation
Our Sock will be found one of the most extsn-
sive and comp etc in TIE United states. The OF:
eign Goods, mostly of our e own Importation"
carefully selec cd BY one of the firm resldins in
Paris. who sends Ms any novelty - soon a. it
appears.
tks most advastageoss terms and our SAILS FoR
CASH NLY. enables us 10 mark our goods at prices
very advantageous u Wholesale aad Rstal buyers.
An examination of our stook solicited from per-
sons v sitting Baltimore 10 make purchases.
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The Csniederates at Columbus.

CAIRO, Oct. s.-A deserter from Pillows forces
at Columbus, arrived here this morning, reports
the total rebel forces there at forty thousand,
commanded by Gen. A. 3. Johnston. They are
fortifying the town strongly on all sides, in an
ticipation of an attack from our troops They
have large quantity Of cannon Of all sizes
command Of divisions. They are planning an at
tack upon Paducah.
The gunboat New Era reached here day from
St Louis. She goes TO Mound City TO receive
her armor. The expedition which left Birds
Point yesterday went only to Charleston, and will
probably return tomorrow.
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

SHOOTING CASE IN THE COUNTY Ar one Of
the Metropolitan patrolmen was passing near Dr..
Halves farm late yesterday afternoon, he heard
gun fred and the cry Of murder proceeding from
q small brick house near the road. He immcdi-
ately went to see the cause, and found q soldier
bleeding about the bead from q charge Of shot :.
There were only q woman and boy In the house,
and the soldier charged the boy with airing The
gun. Pretty soon q crowd Of q dozen more
excited soldiers surrounded the oficef and boy,
and had their knives drawn and were acting verv
violently, when another patrolman arrived, and
also officer Of the regiment TO which the soldiers
belonged. Finding the boy bad hed 10 the upper
part OF the house pursued by the soldiers, this on
Ger drew his sword and followed, accompanied
by the patrolmen They arrived Just a. the boy bad
bsen dragged through a scuttle and was down with
several knives uplifted above him. The ofhcer
sprang forward aud threatened 10 clesve the skull
Of the first man who touched the boyor prevented
the policemen from doing their duty. His frm-
ness claimed he Infatuated soldiers, and the vo-
man and boy were arrested, and amer examlns-
ton this morning, was committed 10 jail. The
wounded man was not seriously injured.
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BucKsKiN CLOVES .i6Nr,e rs A.
We call the attention of Satisrs, RsgImeutsi Of
foers, and others wishing 70 purchase Baokskln
Gloves. 6euntlets, Mittins, Purses, Tobacco Pou-
ches, Portmonnsiss, Leggins, 30, ct wholessIs, to
our extensive stock-ell of our own menutaotuIe-
Our Gloves Gannsiets and Mittsns are OF tho
best quality Of real Buekskin; -.
G'oves, Buctsf,n SHIRTS ana Drawers, made 70
order y - kaMsBURG EBt RI,
los High street, GeoIgesown. ID C
End chsmo!s iOr pohsnfns guns, sooounesas,Its,
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The LIQUoR Law, AGAIN The action Of
Greenbury Brown rs Henry Reaver, J p. for the
sum Of so, being the amount Of nne imposed
by Reaver in the case Of the United states %.
Brown for selling or giving liquor to soldier
was tried before Justice w bite, In Georgetown,
Yesterday. X p. jackson appeared a. counsel for
defendant, and r w. Jones for PLAINTIFF.
Mr.. jackson entered into an argument TO show
that the Justice was not liable for an error In
Judgment nor for q mistake In law; and cited NE
authorities 10 sustain that position.
Justice White gave judgment for the defend-
ant, and the case will be carried by appeal 70 the
next Circuit Court, which meets on Monday, The
2lst inst.
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Impertau,C.rr.c,iop-N. Surrender.

JEFFERSON CITY, Oct. 9.-The surrender OF q
Federal camp near Hermann, which was reported
this morning, proved not to have been so serious
an affair as at first stated
Col. Matthews simply abandoned his camp on
the approach Of the rebels and retired to Her.
mann without loss Of any kind. Three cannon
mentioned in a previous dispatch belonged to the
rebels
Col Harding now telegraphs from Hermann
that the had no apprehension Of an attack on that
place, and the Gasconade sld OsIge bridges are
well guarded and secure against the rebels.
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McCu'Ioch Want. More Troops.

ST. Louis, Oct 9-The Memphis papers pub
lish the proclamation Of Ben. McCuIloch TO the
people OF Arkansas, dated September 18th. ssk-
Ing for three regiments Of infantry immediate
ly, to serve one year. Dispatches from Fort
Smith, also say that McCulloc b IL in want Of men
Lis present force being only 500 strong.
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The Fr,mept.BIaif Difficulty

CINCINNATI, Oct 9-The Cincinnati Enquirer,
the paper in which all the Blair and Fremont
charges, letters, &c appeared riginallY, in an
swer to General Fremonts dispatch, eXculpates
the general or any member of his department I'M
qualifedly from any responsibility In their pub
location. The papers, Il says, were obtained
through an entirely different source.
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Preparing for Fla Int at Paduca

advices from Paducah represent that our troops
are preparing for the pton Of the rebels, who,
In heavy force, are said TO be advancing against
that place. The women and children Of that
place are being sent away. Everything indicates
an approaching struggle. Gen. McClernand will
tomorrow issue proclamation causing all drink
ing and gam bling houses to cease operations.
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By GREEN & WILLIAMS. hnntinnsera

ny q w huCtlOneer9
ITO THE INTEREST OF FARMERS-
ExTaNsIvz SALR,F AeRICuLTURAL JMPLK-
MsNTs, MacHlSEhY, SEEpsa FkRTnIzKRs. &c,
s6l, we shall sell at the Agricultural Warehouse
street. north OF Pennsylvania avenue, oommeucirg
at 10 ociocf q m, and continue from oay to DAY
in part Of
Reaping and Moving Machines, Grain Drills,
Horse Power Add Threshins MschInes, Grain
Spring Tooth Horse Rakes, Flows, Harrows, cul-
t.yNtors, Churns, Wheel Barrows,
Corn Shelter, Hay, Straw and Stalk Cutters, OK
Jokes, Bows, &c., swIrgle Trees, Store
Vegetable Cutters, Sugar Mills, Meat Cutter,
Garden Engines, Chain Pumps and Fixtures,
Sard Screens, selves, Ladders and Ire leses, Corn
Planters, Seed Drills, hppl, Parers.
II DOT Fuller. Hay AID other KNIVES, Traoe, Log,
Halter, Cow and OF er ChaInf - novels Spades
Forks. Hoes, Rakes, Picks, Scyths and. Snathes 8,
Hollow Ware ana Kettles, HOrae scoops,
Pruning Knives, VANS. Gram Scales, Plov
Beams aad Handles, Tubing. Tile, Hames,
Well Curhs, Flow Castings, Bolts &c, large
Fled. Garden, and Flower Seeds,
Wool and Blood Manure, and other articles too
numerous TO MENTION,
Patent Fire Proof ssfs, with counting room funi-
The attention Of Farmer, 6 srdeners. and House.
ke"PeTs Is particularly invited to the above Fa as
atOrdIng an opportunity bu. seldom met with for
obtalnlng such goo 6 at prices to suit the TINS,
sale positive, no reserve, and for cash only in
90 S-eodds GREEN d WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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se,zure of the Bark Texan star.

BOsToN, Oct 9.-The bark Texan Star was
seized to-day, charged with landing q cargo OF
powder at Galveston, and returning to Liverpool
with a cargo Of cotton, running the blockade
both ways since the war. She arrived to-day
from Liverpool.
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MARRIED

In Georgetown. D; e, on the 10th instant, By
lumbIa.
On the 10th instant, at the Church Of the Epipha-
~, 6I the Raw. Charles H Hall, Mr. JOHN H.
MILLS % Miss LAURA 8. BOOSE, all of this
city. (Repub. 4 Inte.)
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OUR ZOUAVES-A beautifully tinted EN-
NKI: BAXTER and GosLIsR, Just peb ished by 8. e.
uPHAM, $40 Chestnut St., PhIlsdelph Sold in
News Dealers. 90 10 st
ERIN 60 UNUM, E PEURIBUS BRAGH!-
u Just Pqbished By ,. Q. UPHAM, $40 Chss-
OPE, containing portraits of Coils. CO1coRAN,
MEAeHER, and MULLIsAN, the Hero Of Lexington.
SOD IN washington by all Booksellers, StAtioners
and News Dealers. 90 10 st
BILLIARDS! BILLIARDS.!
II CHEAP PkIuEs.
Sir Irlp-orsd Marbis Bed Tastes.
We wish TO infprm Cit gems and strangers that
We still contlnue at our reduced prices, which ia
one third less than the usual city prices, viz
Single game. 20 ofs; Elk games, 81
MILLER 4 SIMPSON,
AtheDaum Billiard Saloon, $50 Pa. av.
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SUDDEN DEATH -Yesterday morning NILE
Mollie n. r. Winder an accomplished young
lady about IS years Old, died quite suddenly st
her fathers residence Of heart disease Hef fsth-f
Charles Il. Winder Esq, our readers VIII reool'
lect IL incarceraed In the military prison, corner
Of l3.h stree! and the avenue. Deceased wa nis
second daughter.
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The Ohio Election.

CLEVELAND, Oct. q-The returns are yer,
backward in being received. Twenty counties
In different parts OF the State, give Mr.. Tod, tn,
Union candidate for Governor, ii 900 majority.
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p Mons DANIELS CONF 70 JUDGMENT Robert
Brown, metropolitan patrolnan In The Filth
Ward, on The Sth mat arrested Patrick Maroney,
charged with selling liquor on Sunday. The ste
Mr.. W lillian Mulioy appeared 40 bis counsel; but
defendant. at the instance OF his counsel, did not
appear. Mr.. Mulloy plead for defense, that the
porstion warrssts and this position was sustained
by the justice, who dismissed the case without
examining a single witness, Notwithstanding de-
PENDANT acknowledged service Of the warrant,
and appeared before the justice and ruled the day
and hour for his trial .-.
Mary Lacey was arrested Yesterday, in the
county, for selling liquor without a license and
Justice Barnsclo held her to security to answer
before the Criminal Court-contrary TO the uni
form practice heretofore, which has been to hne
the parties In accordance with the law.
tits quite apparent that Capt whisky is rapidly
charging the area Of his domain hereabout.
FIsHr-Joseph Koon. and Catharins Switch
yesterday got into q muss at a house on nj street,
near 18th, and aroused the neighborhood. 1t In
said that Catharine has another husband-hence
the row. The parties were arrested by Justice
CLARK, reprimanded and dismissed.
TuEArER.-Min Susan Denim, tonight az
"Mary Gibbs, ;" in call that Gitters s net Gold, }"
and In her great patriotic part in which she de-
lvers her "Union address" Mr.. Ben Rogers In
TWO characters, and all the favorites Of the COM
pany In the bill.
ACCIDENT The horses attached to an ambu-
lance ran OF in Georgetown yesterday, and the
driver, Owen Carol, was thrown out, ran over
and seriously injured. He was removed to the
Seminary Hospital, In that city.
THE CAMPBKLLs continue their their wonder-
full series of successes at Odd Fellows Hail. being
now In their Hiath t1ssk there Tonight a
wonderfsl bill.
INDIA RUBBER PoNCHos.-A very desirable
WATERPROOF article for horseTnen and others for
three dollars each, and white India r ubber Coats
slightly imperfect, for 50 so each, at the India
Rubber Warehouse, No 30S Pennsylvania avenue,
between NiRth and Tenth SITS. &C loft
ATTENTION, SOLDIERS Protect your health. No
sensible man " Ill leave the city without q supply
OF HosIotcGy'S Pills and Ointment. For w ounds,
Bruises, Sores. Fevers and Dyseutery these med
lolneE are the best In the world. Every English
sHd French soldier uses them. Only Is cents per
box or pot COS Nv
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II Nc OF CORP E r.


NAVY
BKSeaH Of Construction, &c DOT I'd, l86l.f
PRoPpsALs vii be received at this Bureau until
the a. OF October for the delivery Of 40J 900
pounds of the best qual u, American lngot Copper,
at tho Washington Navy Yard, sub cot 70 the
necessary test aud inspection Of the proper officers
OF the yard. Deliveres 10 be made at the Tate Of
100 OO0 pounds every days from the date Of the
notification Of the acceptance Of the proposal, or
earlier, a. the OPTION OF the contractor. The bid
II awarded, the contract will be executed.
Sc
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The Iowa Election.

CHICAGO, Oct. 9-The returns of the low
election come In slowly. Those received indicai
the election Of Kirkwood, Republican, for Cove
nor.
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CanNictiau far MurdeI

TORONTO, C. w. Oct. 9-James Brown was
last mig BIT convicted and sentenced 10 be hung for
the murder Of John Sheridan Hogan, NJ. p.
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90 lo-dtle
TO MILL FAIRY OFFICERS AND OTHERS.

BACHELORS GENUINE HAIR DYE,
The Best in the World,
The Only Reliable and Harmless Hair Dye Krotcn.
Sold ny all Druggists; also, at BRIREIoN's Patent
hedIJin store, D. Patsnt Off %, cor. L It'll,
.....-. and az
GIBBs's Hair Store, 2I2 Pena'a avenue, where
Ladies can have II sppIed, il desired.
Factory-e1 Barclay ST. date s33 BroadvaJ) N. Y.
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LOCAL NEWS.

u Though TIE STAR Is printed on The fastest
s'esm pres In use south Of Baltimore, its edition
20 large a. 70 require II to be put ts press a,
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent In before II O'Clock M; otherwise thsy may
may not appear until the next day
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nEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE.

~ "bsHlNGrOh, IL. u, OCTOBRR lUth, 1901.
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited at this Office until
OetoDer 2st, 81 u M, for supplying the Quarter
100, 900 bushels Of Oats
The Hay TO be good meIchantable TIMOTHY put
mp and delivered in bales.
The OATS to he good msrohantable article put
up In sacks OF about two busnsls econ. Racks to
be retained by the Government without extra
charge Oats to be received BY weight at CS2)
tnl y two pound. to the bushel.
All the hay and Oits TO be- delivered at the Gov
eminent whaI for abroad Depot in this city with
In lSD thirty days after closing the contract,
The p opo'als TO be IN sepsrste envelopes Those
for ay 10 be marked Proposals for Hay" Those
for oats Proposals for Oats"
All to be directed 10 COLONEL u, n; RUCkBR,
Depot q ual termasteT. Washington, ID. G.
No proposal will pc entertained which is received
after the reading Of the bids mas been commenced,
will any bid be considered, unless the parties
are present or represented By an authorized sgeat
Good and sufficient security with bond, DO.
VIII he required fvsry bidder must give his full
address wi h either tn number o 4 his house place
OF businsss, or Post Ufice box.
The UNDERMINED reserves the right to reject al
bids that he may consider too high.
ID. n RUCKER,
Rt
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Resumption Of Specie Payments.
PITTsBURs, Oct 9-All the banks in this city
have resumed specie payment
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The National Lean in Boston.

BosToN, Oct. 9.-The subscriptio TO the ma
tionsl loan are coming in faster now than at any
previous time.
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BOARDING..

QoARD.-Families and single gentlemen e,u
- obtain very rdeassnt Furnished IA oms, With
Board, ON moderate terms, u sci and 393 q.
between ID and ~ streets. Transient and Table
Boaxdegs accommodated. ocs2gs
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Ats Is A. esS s ssds S Ssso Sa india cSol
oEosse Aysr's Asas Care kssssI's PS |. dsIs ;
PiiIs: And large supply Of the most popular Med
ieIa.:, Also, Toilet AEtiesss, f9s Cigars 60.
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GRAND. ADVANCE OF THE ARMY but
NJ SMITH has not advanced the price Of his
Clothing vhieh he has ipst received and 10 seliiGg
Cd 81 snch remarks bic low prices! Give me o call
and sstisfI yourselves OF the great bargains that
are nov offered ever day ct sMlrh'S, No $50
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IVsT,KEcEIyED, one Of the largest ssooks Of
y New sad fashipnsele Clothipg eyer offered IN
thirty days TO make room for vlntef goods. Per
sons vaanag Clothing Far1ishing Goods. Tranha.
tifs for bargains. Il No 40 seventh st- oppos,ss
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AUCTION SALES.

hoes AND GEEsE.-wIll be sold, at the
II Washington AsyluDa, on SATURDAY, AZ l0h
q, M, 8 lot OF Hogs and Geese.
Terms cash. J. R. QUEEN,
IT. |n-.-" --st.- Intendsnt w A.
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fsEssTTkRT OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
fall session Yesterday, In the Assembly's Church,
corner Of and Fifth streets. Reverend Mr.. Dun
ming, OF Baltimore, preached on the duties we
owe 70 the Church and The State, from the tent ::
Render unto Cesar the things which are Cesar's,
and 70 God the thing that are 6od'sn He very
clearly and forcibly presented the obligations
Chfistian men are under 70 render obedience to
.to ne powers that be, and to be consciously
Rev. Mr. MEDALS was elected Moderator, when
the regular business on the docket VIVA taken mp.
The churches CON posing this presbvsery are In q
Into the new fields Of usefulness opened 70 them
By the eoncentration Of 90 many soldiers within
their bounds In Order to increased usefulness,
tSs =. a. all ne
foe one week In each church. Al twelve O'Clock
a Toe presbytery adjourned 10 meet next January,
In the Western Presbyterian Church.
CKsrRAL GuARDHoUsk CAsks John johnson,
drsnk and disoTdsrly; hned siA. Jas. Boyle,
disofderly; do IS 81 Dennis Donovan, do |;
ss%" Perkins,. DEE and
90 "a Owen McCaulsy, do; turned over to the
military Elizabeth Kelly, for safe keeplng; dis
charged. Charles Carson, disc. derby conduct;
Sei . Tor Der 5s..ep. iosa NieSolss, (coi,dJ 10,
solent behavior and out after hours; fined 81. q.
schmidt, sleeping In the street, dismissed. Peter
Wukerson, do do. Jamss Browning, teol'd, }
house % days D-nnis Foley, drunk and disss-
Derby; fnsd 81 q. .,s Z .s's.-lu- ss-ts
TsE PoLIck CoNMTssIosEzs The Meuopoll-
tan Police commissioner held their usual week
ly meeting yesterday affernoon, bal no busness
Of importance was uansscted. sls. ~ sd
PIckPocKEIs ABouT.-Mr. W m. Birth lad his
pocket pieked IN centsr Market Yesterday, OF his
purse containing over forsy dollars in gold ana
silver ....t n -
Nor CANDIpATK.-Capt. James Mcclure Ia
DEATH.-Cornelius Bresaahan, . tsamstss-a
resident of this city-diea q the insrmay yesses.
day. ''-.ss 80 - = - > y
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE.
Il HERERY Notify the public against harboring
or entertaining Mary Honherger, but known as
Molly adams a runaway indentuIed apprentice,
who left her home without m, knowledge or con-
sent on last FRIDAY morning, 4th inst as the law,
in sIoh cases made nd provided, will be enforced
against any suon person SO offending. She Is be-
tween and 10 years old dark eyes, and holds her
sell v S erecI "hiie THoMAs ADAMS.
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PrcxpocKEIs ABouT.-Mr. Wm. Birth lad his
pocket pieked IN Center Market Yesterday, Of his
purse containing over forsy dollars On gold ana
silver. - = -
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THE PoLfcx Connrssrosxzs The Meuopoli-
tan Police Gommissioners held their usual week
" meeting yesterday affernoon, bal no business
Of i'm portance was nansscte1. Sc ~ sal