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INTERFERING PROM NORTH CARoLINA-Repo,t
OF RJHgeeS tcho haze Reached PHILADELPHIA
Last evening party Of seven, from SIadesvilie
North Carolina, arrived In this city, viz: Mr.
Good, wife and two daughters, Mr.. Mount and
Vile, and Mr.. Alexander Rodgers They cor
Iooorate what others have said about the reign Of
terror there, and also that there are MANY Union
men In the State. The State would not have voted
for Secession had II not been for the infu of
wealthy Secess onis SITS over the poorer classes who
voted against their wishes, under promises of
speedy wealth, and threats Of withholding sup.
plies.
A fine steam mill, cows, hogs. &c and seventy
nve acres OF corn were left by the refugees at the
mercy Of the rebels Two of the party had been
obliged to join the Home Guard. Rodgers, for
refusing, was taken to prison and heavily ironed
While on the way to prison those who had him
In charge stopped and picked out limb of a tree
on which to hang him, but afterwards changed
their determination. and he was kept in prison
Tor twenty-nine days, part of which be was sick,
They say that they and a number of Others had
been waiting the arrival of the gunboats, about
which they had heard, for several days They
heard the 3ombardment of Fort Hatteras dis
unctly at Sladesvills, and resolved to make a
desperate effort to escape to the North The day
on which they intended to escape three men were
sent 70 watch them but ostensibly for the purpose
OF looking out for gunboats. They succeeded in
getung two OF the guard drunk, but could not
get the third, and were foiled In getting away
, until near evening They got into small boat,
EklhS some arms with them, and knowing they
would De hung II caught, resolved to sell their
lives as dearly as possible.
The batteries which they passed were harmless
having been spiked after the bombardmento of
hatteras. They Were chased by one or two boats
but not overtaken. Their Intention was To have
gone out to sea IL they had not found the feet
happily they saw the Pawnee. Captain Rowan
treated them with great kindness, put them on
board the George Peabody, on which they were
taken to Old Point. Captain Taylor, who left
SIadesville with them, was engaged by the fleet
as pilot. He returned with twenty FIVE armed
men to Sladesville for relative who was left
there.
They are Of opinion that there is not a single
fortincation Of any kind which can stand an
attack from the Government forces anywhere
along the enere coast Of the State; that Davis
proclamation was for the purpose Of affording a
Pretext to hold northerners as hostages Of war
Provisions are plenty there; corn selling for
thlrty-hve cents per bushel, and wheat is so low
tnas me slaves are fed with wheat bread. They
/ suffer most for boots and shoes -Phtlad,lph;a
Bulletin
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From General Banks, Column.


PooLksvILLE, Sept. Yesterday afternoon
our picket guard at Conrads Ferry discovered
body Of Confederates at work across the rive,
which, on inspection with glasses, proved to b,
the erection Of two-gun battery Word wa
sent TO Gen. stones headquarters and a section o.
oattery was forwarded The rebels discharged
two shells, without effect. Our guns responded
with spherical case shot, which soon caused q
splendid specimen Of racing by the Confederates
Inc distance between the two batteries was no
less than three quarters of mile
The medical director, Dr. King, informs Won,
correspondent that the army under bis supervision
presents an extraordinary degree of health, con
sderlng the change Of climate, the cbangeable
Weatner, ana the season for fruits and vegetables
There are but very few serious cases now In the
reglmentai hospitals. Those which are of this
character Will be sent the general hospital al
Baltimore In a day or two
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III The Newburyport Herald says gunboa
Tor government on the stocks there will be com.
peted early In October, after which another month
VIII Dc allowed for her machinery and fitting fol
sea. she is IVA feet long on deck, IS feet wide
and IL feet deep; when ready for sea will draw
feet OF water. and measures about 500 tons. This
vessel, the Herald says, is worthy of examinatio on
Dy all persons interested In shipbuildinp. For :
dozen feet on each side of the keel she is solid
timber and plank sixteen inches In thickness
the timbers are close together and caulked, &c
that without planking and ceiling no water would
pass through these. The plank comes to the
frames with the nicely Of cabinet work; the cell.
Ing 10 20 close laid that not place would ADM,
the point OF knife; and additional timber. and
Knees ana bolts ana straps Of iron render her al
hrm, immovable In all her parts and as impene.
table az 1t 10 possible for her to be- The arma.
ment OF this vessel VIII consist of twelve 80 pound
guns, to q side. and one big pivot gun, IS
rugged, propelled by screws, driven by huge en-.
gines. -
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Alnr MATTERS IN NEv YoRx-The T,,h,,

AnnT MATTERS IN New YoRk-The Tribune
Of yesterday says:
HIS Exeellency Gov. Morgan was In the CITY
yesterday, and for several hours was In consulta.
ton with bis staf and leading officers of the va.
TO-. mlnary organizations now being raised
completion OF the States quota Of troops
Tne washington Grays, who were TO have de-
Paree Tor washington yesterday, have been re-
number about 200 men, and some comnanIes not
now attached to any regiment, will be added 10
Well mum Der, bringing them up tothe fun sta nd
In few days.
The New York Mounted Rifles, COX D,ckeI
are under marching orders, and il n expected
VIII embark for Washington to-day. The regi-
ment 70 more than half full, and msjority of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-11

W At meeting Of the members Of the New
York Typographical Union, No. 9, on Saturday
evening, a resolution was introduced proposinS
to loan to the United States government TIE fund,
OF the society, amounting to 50 500. A proposal
to temporarily reduce the rate Of printer;s wage,
remains under consideration for one MONTH
had his horse taken from him by the Secessjon.
lsu, and its value nominally handed TO him iu
confederate scrip. Upon his application to Gen
fnee the horse was returned, and he handed
"it isn't worth A. snyhown
III The Duke Of Newcastle II engaged "a he
married to Lady Cecilia Molyneux, dsuqhter 81
Lore Sefton. The Duke 10 over fffy; LADY &C.
celia 10 twenty-five OF three. The Seton Slood
o,S SSssss'sa y Ens'and y good y. -
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ID The steamer Harriet Lane is at the Phils.
detPhia Navy Yard undergoing repairs of dam
ages received at the Hatteras bombardment
They are slight, however, being only frac-
tured bulwark caused by running the guns over
board to Tighten the ship when ashore, and few
other uifing bruises. She will Join the fise,
again In day or two
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1.-THE Surveyor Of the Port of Baltimore has,
In the last week caused the seizure Of the schoon-
ers Ida May, valued at %, 500, and Fairfax, valu-
ed at ~ co., alleged TO belong to parties residing
In Virgins; Cetharine, valued at sc 600, Ontario
and Mary Cramner, each valued at 81 900, alleged
TO belong to North Carolinians. A quantity OF
goods, supposed to be con.raband of war, were
also seized and disposed Of in the same way AZ
the vessels
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Iron Monday afternoon funeral procession,
consisting Of a hearse and attendants, attempted
to pass the sentinels on the Long bridge, on tie
Anne Arundel shore Of the Patapsco, and had
gone by the first sentry when the next took 1t
upon himself to make an examination, finding
Instead Of corpse, q cofin full of muskets and
ammunition. The hearse and horses were cap
tured, bu. the attendants escaped
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-11

u The six O'Clock passenger train from wash
ington, yesterday morning, met with quite an &C.
cident while approaching Elkridge Landing sta.
lion, half mile this side the Relay House The
engine at tais place ran over two cows, throwing
1t, the mail and baggage car from the track The
engineer received a few trfing bruises. The
engine and cars wera but little injured.
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CocsIknTEI sCosTKDkRATR Norxs.-The
Leesourg WashIngtonian, Of Saturda y LAT ,.v. .
seems that there are some individuals says
the Richmond Dispatch, on this side of M sson,,
ana Dixon,s line who are base enough to engage
Express Informs NJ that the Bank Of the civ ~
Petefsourg rejected, on Thursday, q counterfeit
OF the Confederate Government notes of The Dc.
nomination OF i've dollars. Counterfeit nye,, on
,ne Mtrc nsnh Bank Of Lynchbufg are In eircu.
laton- Those notes are supposed 10 be pnt n
circulation BY somebody following the army. and
we caution the soldiers especially against re.
ceiying them The genuine notes are wholly
unlike the counterfeit ones 9 - -"
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NEWS HERE.

TRRAsURyJ Ho1ss.- Yesterday morning the
Treasury Department dispatched more than a
million Of dollars In small notes to Cincinnati
and at Louis, to be expended for army purpose,
mainly. There are twenty clerks constantly en-
gagged In signing the names Of the Register and
Treasurer TO the Con demand" bills-fves, tens
and twenties-sbout three hundred thousand dol.
lan Of which are daily perfected, ready to be
paid out. The services of more than hundred
clerks are required to do the "clipping" Of the
notes OF all descriptions and denominations
These begin work at a. M, and continue on
duty until IL p. m.
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nEPOT QUARTERMAsTER'S OFFICE.
" WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Sent. g. la1I.

SEALtD PROPOSALS will be received at this ofiioe
until IL O'Clock m, goth instant. to furnish the
troops IN this city and it's vicinity north of he po-
tomac river WI hin 90 FIVE miles of the city OF
Washington, with WoDd, for (6) six months,
COMMENCING LIST day of October, 1861, and erdins
on the Sis: day of March, 1852. The wood to be OF
the best sualItJ of oak hickory, and to be dev.
cred at the camps or quarters Of the troops, in
Quarter master may direct
Good security will be required for the fulhlmen,
The bids TO be for so much per cord of wood
consisting Of Il2l one hundred and twenty eight
cubic feet, and 10 be endorsed "B DIS for Wood
and the names of the security to be stated in the
bids The undersigned reserves to himse the
high. - WV
Payments 70 be made at the end Of each month,
contractors with receipts of the Regimentai or
Rrgade Quartermasters of regiments, brIgades,
the amount of wood delivered.
ID. II. FUCKER,
Sc III ID QuaTtermaster ", = A.
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ID The transfer agents Of the New York Cen
frai Railroad have been instructed by the u 8
Marshal not to transfer for any more stock stand
Ing In the name Of Southern owners, nor to pa,
dividends Duch holders.
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SENATOR JoHssoN.-Hon. Andrew Johnson
maae speech on Saturday in Cincinnati in
winch, referring 10 Mr. Nelson, he-said:
have to-nis ut read with great pain and regret
we IsPofea recantetion, by a distinguished citi-
zen o. Irrne..ee, Of the views hitherto expfessrd
tinguished citizen for two reasons 4 ,eor.s ~ a.
account OF our cause, but ] regret II more en- his
own account IL IL were my case do not heat
. nle 70 ssy tnat rather than make such recanta-
and buried In the earth the feet foremost.
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kHvEREsp DABNxT BALL-A letter In the
Lu.pefsn Obssrver, from Reverend r. Ball
l reeenuy received letter from nv mother
aated Nv ashington city, July 18th - in which
sne nsd just received a verbal message from him
ny friend who met at the depot In MART psburo'
Virginia He gave his friend the numbe, NJ he;
Inv mcthers) house, and requested him 70 saw to
hei tnat himself, his wife and children were well
-,naf De was "neither lieutenant nor cha plaip
quiet home, and preaching to Presbyterian cor.
Ereganon This 10 the latest and most direct in.
ioimation have been able to get. This was. Won
ooserve, ssHes the newspapers placed him In
tne Rebel army. This Information, doubt NOT
~ss tue az that f'ns, and trust 10 st,H tue
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u Thomas s. serrsll, the forty-thousand
pound man arrested some time since In New
York blythe Federal authorities, has been released
from Fort Lafayette, having taken the oath o
allegiance. The post NOTES Of 10000 are under
stood to be valueless
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CASSos.-At West Philadelphia there are now
several car loads Of magnificent cannon. which
have been arriving from Pittsburg daily. They
are brought on open cars, two on each car, and
VIII De sent on to Washington in few DAYS
The long lines Of cars, with the massive pieces
remi nd one Of the resources Of the State and the
terrible uses to which the guns are to be applied
philadelphia Press.
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OFrom August 7th to September 9TH, 2 100
bales Of cotton were brought to New York city by
the steamers from Providence, RI. This is for
shipment TO Europe
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u The September term Of the United States
district court, which commenced yesterday in
New York city, has calendar of eight prize cases
and thirty-three admiralty and other cases
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w Since the confinement Of the Fort n attera
prisoners on Governors Island, citizens are no
permitted to land. The officers occupy the gar
rison and the privates Castle William.
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OWm. II. Webb, Of New York, has made q
contract with the italian Minister Of Marine TO,
the construction of tpo iron-cased frisates Ia
New York. They are to be completed In eigh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-11

u According to a recent order Of Gov Curtin
OF Pa, work has been commenced on Fort MIfiin
putting II In state Of defence II will soon bs
put In good order.
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POLICE REGULATIONS IN RKGABD TO PASSPORTS.
In order to correct misapprehersion, inquiry has
been made at the State Department, where 1t was
hscertained that vigilant police agents are sta
TONED at every point where persons enter or leave
the United States going TO or coming from Canada
with full authority in the matter Of passports
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-11

III w. b. Redheld, a correspondent Of the
Chicago Journal, in st. Louis, was arrested ther.
last Friday night, on charge of communicating
intelligence 10 the rebels
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III NOTICE.-The unds resigned respectfully
IrfOrn their patrons and the public generally Of
their having fnrmed cOpartneTshIp to continue the
late firm of H. F. Loudon & Co. Whilst tendering
their tia ks for the very, liberal patronage r.
eelved, they pledge themselves use their utmost
sXertiOns to merit their continued favors
F. J. HEIBERGER G CO.
Successor TO II. J.. Loudon and Co, Military
and Naval Merchant TaiIore.
F. ]. He BERGER.
J. III. KING zen n Sw
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ID Ten thousand Prussian muskets are TO be
sent 10 Cincinnati from 81. Louis to be rined for
the Government
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SEALfD PROPOSALS are invited till the 10Th
- day OF September. 1851, for supplying the Army
OF me Potomac with POTATOES. A bout l0O0n
bushels will be required. in 10 9 of ABOUT 600
Dushels per week. The Potatoes to be Of the 6rst
quality and equal In quality to the following
MeroeIs (blue,)
Pink Eye,
MERGERS (whitA
The Potatoes TO he delivered IN Washington and
sub ect to such INSPECTION on delivery as the Sub
slstenoe department may re9ulr", and payment TO
desire it.
Fhe Potatoes to be delivered in good. strong bar
The bids to be dIrso ed to Capt A. BECK
WITH. u. -, u. ,. A, Washing on, ID. G. seS
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u General Mcciellsns pastor. IN a ,r,non :.
Troy, lately, confirmed The truth Of the sstement
te.i esfefs going . Western Virgins the General
united With him IN payer,
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ID Last Friday, the Federal officers in st
Louis seized the steamers Champion, Hannibal
and Meteor, the property Of secession citizens.
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WHITE MERCER POTATOES.
\" PRIME, RIPE, AND MEALY
mn AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES,

10 GUAR rERMASrERS OF REGI-
you oannSt do this without giyins them good Pc,
tatoes. These you can get at Steel q Co.'S, S IS
fennyiHaMa Avenue, corner of Second street :
10 GKOGERS.-Yoa want to please your Gus
toners, and induce them 70 call asain, and recon-
Steel Co.'S, and buy what Potatoes you need
eitner ior your ewn consumption or for sale. They
n TO HOTEL AsD REsTAURANT KEEPERS.
Do yoa want to please yeas aests and tokle their
Paietes Z. Then buy Potatoes of Steel q Co. Nv
a aSipg 30 three Rates WI be benektedths seller
., On,1, Indiana. and Kentucky money in good
sas p.,,.-J.w w. STEEL 4. CO..
strsetz Old Sentinel Ones > t-'lN .'ssSS'
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limited STATES PATENT. OFFICE,
" AGRICULTURAL DIVISION.

In oonsequence of the delay which attended the
.Trivni Of Seeds of foreign importation, orders for
present Administration, many of them. from sea-
voyage and other causes have been fonnd to be
entirely useless for practical purposes This result
has been a eItalned by experimental tests There
fore. the usual distri Button vii be def rred until
supply oan he obtained which vii reflect credit on
the Dep artment I'll. ISAAC NEWTON
ne n1w SupeTiptandent
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pIANQs. PIANOS, PIANos-Nsv Pi.so,
sevtme3ta& w. g. METZE Xnsie nssct
corner ~, av, and ElsvOat6 q. ~
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Spirit Of IN. msrnins Pres.

The htsiEg,nrs' treats upon the Inconsistent
cies OF the secession sympashizers, who are 90
clstnosous foe peace.
The RspSbIieas expresses perturbation at the
supposed probable results from the delivery Of a
slave to. his master In Kentucky by Gen. Rosseau
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T. NOTICE,
L HE GoP,rtuershlp eeI etofore carried on by the
name OF III. r. LoUpo1 & Co. was dissolved on the
LIST instant by its Own limitation. AL those owing
amounts to said firm are requested to settle the
same without del8y, as the euccersors are anxious
to the DO oks and settle accounts AGAINST the
above expired oopartnership,
GEORGE w. FARANT.
FRANCIS HEIRERGR.
JOSHUA KING.
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SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS IN
HOSPITAL.

Published % eoAfortsuy sciti fAs rsselsfios Of
IS ~ Sess's q July lo, 1861.
AZ General Hsspusl on 4 sweet, bstrsss Fs~rth
Fl sHd FfJ3k sweets, WasAiagfos, Sept. 9.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF GEORGE
i1 TOWN COLLEGE.
WASHINGTON CITY. Corner Of FaHd Ttrelfth Streets.
SESSION OF 1S6lJ62.
FACULTY OF MEDICINE.
NOBLE YOUNG, NJ d., "a
Professor Of Principles and Praotioe of Mediojns
JOHNSON ELIOT, MD,
Professor OF Principles and Praotioe Of Sursery
JAMES T. MORGAN, M. d.,
Professor OF Materia MedIca and Therap eutios
j. M. SNYDER, M. D.,
Professor Of Obstetrics and Dseases of Woman
sHE. and Children, :. " ~
THOMAS ANTISELL, NJ n
Professor Of Medical Chemistry ,ToxiooIoxy and
Physiology.
j. Z. WlLLETT, D.
Demonstration Of Anatomy 81.
III The chair OF snstomy to be filed.
Ihe session Will commence on the I'D of Octo
Der and end in March following. For further m
formation address JOHNSON Eliot, nj, ID.
and It'll SITS. - - An 6lSwtNov,S
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near here, and within mile Of Munson's Hill,
has been trimmed on one side, and affords capi-
tai lookout. But two guns are to be seen mounted
on the enemy's entrenchments on the crown Of the
hill, and the entertainments themselves do NOT
seem to be very formidable In character We hear
that the enemy has some commanding entrenc b.
ments at Barcrofts Mill, mile and a half beyond
Bailey's Cross Roads, on the Columbia turnpike
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BIZ WALL 4 BARNARp. Aassioss.rr.

I xpWy;s HIDING, ,M.sE As kS5 2 slg,ys
sell. in font OF toe Anetcs Rooms. Q perfec.ly
gentle and .esnd Lsdy's Ridins Mar, yery stvlish
Also, two Spring wagons : tx 81 a''s K
sell WALL 4 BARNARD. Auci..
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] ENDERING Our thanks to the city reportsr
OF the Evening Star for the rery eonsplipssHfary
notice with which he Wa good enough TO favor our
establishment In last Thursdays paper, we en-
brace thls opportunity to correct trifiss cnts-
III Our place Of business is No. 0s9 PENN
sYLvANIA AVENUE, between 9th and 10th streets,
where We shall be happy TO see our friends at eli
tlmes, VINO are lnylted 70 inspect choice stock
81 M6NESa LIQUORS. SCARS, PICKLES,
AkDlNES. FINE GROCERIES, and SUIT.
LERS SUPPLIES in general
SAMPLE ROOM.
NJ SO prevent future mistakes, We add that
ny sample Room IS ~ front, NOT fAs rear, ANY
our care for the d. Kab Regiment wild reach their
respective owners the day that they are left With
US. .......-.- JOHNSON & NAGLE.
We will buy Salt Beef, Crackers etc. from oom-
mss ~ e.. OF regiments at fair cash prioes.
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$50 Johnson q NA8LE, 0oO
SOo NO 2Ss PHsNsfLvANIAA AVENUE. ZSS
Between Ninth and Tenth SITS south side,
IMPORTERS OF VINES. LIQU0RS, ST.
Suffers STOKES TNGENERzf.
Just srrigsd The folIoyiag brands Of
y n; Mumm, Piper Hedsick.
Moet Chaneoa. Cartier = &c Bsrss Fasot,
Which We offer Al New VOL Priee.-freisht
added. JOHNSON & NA6LE,
2s9 PennA avenue.
" Ahm ~: f,ninger Co.. ls Yrosd street, New
foIkl Morld renowned BOTTLED WINES And
LIQUORS, for Camp, NJ edIcinsl, aad PAM " usS
constantly on hand sod sold 81 New York Pricss
by the Case. AtJoHNs3N4 NAsLK's,
--. ~ =. 2c9 Penna- avenue.
mRsiTGRRL 4 I Pepper and other sAUcEs. TO
from the celebrated msnufsctory Of Fohff. nbayh e
Co., New York, at astonishlngiy low prices.
- A ,'ohNsoN . ss ols ks.s,..
. Asq, IEISKtEl PIG FEET. LAME And
q, hsie. haUet Go, rhifE, eto.. BY the bsrrel
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NO OFFICERS cAPTuRFp.

The stories saying that a detac hment under
General Smith, on the night before last, captured
Confederate major and captain, are incorrect
That detachment captured two priuatss of Viz
ginia cavalry at Lewinsville on that occasion, and
killed two. No secession officers have fallen into
Gen McClellan's hands since he has been in COM
mand Of the Army of the Potomac
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a. M! 3, q 3 { &
-. oer.wci x. s y. u E.sr.,ss e
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As the matter has been made public by our CO.
temPoraries, we suppose there can be no harm in
stating that Mr.. Chas. Fl Winder Of this city,
has been arrested by the authorities, on charge
OF reasonable practices, and is now in durance
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WATCHES, WATCH REPAIRING, 90.
A large assortment of
GOLD and sILvER WATCHES,
by al! the most celebrated makers
AT VERY Low RATES
ID WATCHES and CHRoNOMkTERs, a
we.I as JEWELRY,- &c carefully repaired,
Nj. w. GALT& BRO
Jewellers, $50 Pa avenue.
sc 10 OF 4doors west of Bro sn's Hotel.