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a UCTION SALE-BY SMITH &wILLIAMs,
N Successors TO Kellogg Willams)-Sales-
room, Nos. 80 and ID East Third-street Large
Sale Of FurpituTe = aud PIsn9s at ATctio9 Gg S0n S
tember 10 and II, at oelock, will be sold at our
and general assortment Of Furniture to close con.
signments, consisting of marble, top and other
Bureaus, half canopy and other Bedsteads, extern
ST. and dining Tables, marble top Tables, fancy
Stands, Cribs, Lounges parlor and cane Chairs
stuffed seat and cane Rockers, Wash-stands, Sofas
Sociables. Divans, WaIdrobes, &c.
ALSO On the 10th at 10 O'Clock, cne fine new
octave upright Piano, one fine new six octave
square Piano.
This sale to dealers, persons wishing goods for
their own use, will be found worthy OF attention.
Terms cash. Sale positive.
seq SMITH WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
Times CObV
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LOST.

n OST-LETTER-Directed to JOHN MARTIN,
IL Cincinnati, Ohio, from Rosecrans'G army In
Western Virginia The finder will confer great
favor by leaving 1t At this ONCE ssll'e'
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How TO MAKE SECEssIoEIsT IN KEN
TUCKY:
White Rags, OF;
Tennessee Threats, brl;
"Our Rights" pennyworth;
Whisky, 1000 drams
To be taken principally in bar-rooms and
coffee houses. ..#
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MONETARY AND OOMIMEROIAL.


FIpaneIai Affairs.
The Money market exhibited no new
features yesterday.
The demand for Money continues TO be
light, but when first class Paper is offered II
annum.
Treasury notes are in demand at 9sjEc.
We quote Exchange and Gold;
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AUCTION SALES.

q UCTION SALE-BY ]. GRAFF 6 KOHL.
N Rosiery and Fancy Goods THIS (Wednes-
day( M0kNISG, Sept; IL, at o'clock, at our store,
and Fancy Goods. to be sold in lots to suit pur-
ohaseTs, JACOB GKAFF, Auctioneer,
sell 20 East Fourth st.
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u. s. Dragons and Flying Artillery,
FOR THREE WEARS.

sonA need apply but young unmarried men, of
good character. Pay varies from Sl4 to SH per
month. In addition to pay, an abundance OF good
and comfortable olsthing, board aud medical at
tendance will be furnished free of charge, together
with his
Apply at once at No. I3g Sycamore
EDWARD M. McC00K, Second Lieutenant LIST
Cavalry, Recruiting Officer. myl5-tf
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WIIIIAMs, or

NOTICE. HOnORA wILLIAMs, OF
IN the County OF Hamilton, and Slate OF Qhio
did, on the 10Th day Of July, 1851 le her petition
County Of Hamilton and state Of Ohio charging Eli
Jah Williams, her husband, the defendant with OK
habitual ctunkenness for more than three years
last past and alk ing that she may be- divorced from
the sand Eliish Williams, which petition Will stand
for hearing at the pest term Of said COURT
H0N0RA WILLIAMS,
jyl7fW BY JAMS BOYLE, hsF AILrneIs
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Day before Yesterday body of recruits,
numbering one hundred, from Urbana and
vicinity were received at Camp Deunison.
They are to be attached to Colonel Len.
Harris's regiment, which is almost complete.
The number Of men now in Camp Denni-
sonI is about five thousand, and this num-
her will be materially increased in a few
daVa
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This afternoon a flag will be presented
by the ladies TO "Comany g. Pisu's Zou-
aves, Captain G.. Broadwcll. The affair has
been under preparation time enough to make
it quite interesting The ladies want ''Com-
panyG G" to remember, on the battle field,
where they came from, and ITO do or die"
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NNANTRD-AGENTS To sell Lloyd's new
w military chart, styled Military Portraits"
Charts. Agents now operating clear from SO to 81
per day, see the country, and do vast amount OF
good, by circulating such useful articles Address
or call on MUMFORD CO., IS and 40 West
EOurth. .st.i CINCINNATI se3l-am
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CONGRESSIONAL.
xXxvIIth CoNGR Ess-seoend Session.
I.HuRknLn- necen.her

THURSDAY, December 10.
SENATE.-Mr. Wsde presented a petition from
citizens Of Ohio asking Congress 10 appoint chas.
James Fremont Lieutenant General OF the armies
Of the u. 8; referred
Mr. sumner presented batch Of petitions for
the Establishment Of slavery th rous bout the Untsd
States, with compensation % ali loyal owneu.
Several other petitio-s Of no general Interest
were presented and referred
Mr.. " illey offered a .claratory resolutisu set
ting forth tblt tue current war was forced on the
United States Government without provocston,
and with the design OF overthrowinR the Cousti.
tuition and the Union, and the fundamental pr;n.
cipes OF republican government
Mr. illey. taking tn door, was engaged In
addressing tue Sena te 1t length with reference 70
the war and its character
HousK-A resolution requesting he Secretary
OF War 20 furnish the House with q sta'ernent OF
the cost Of transporting arms and munitions OF
war 20 the country west OF the Aleg hanies Of nee
Nav LIST, 1861, was adopted
Messrs Gooch, CoVode, Julien and Odsll were
announced members Of the joint committee % In.
quirs into the conduct Of the present war; and
Messu. ColfaX, Mcpherson and COZ, Regents II
the Smithsonian Institute.
STndry BILLS were introduced md reported,
aud appropriately committed, among which WA
a bill To incorporate he Washing ton aud GeorRs-
town Railroad C~mpsnv.
The bill authors ng the construction ~ twenty
iron clad steam gunhpats was under coosidersticn
when our reporter left.
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A MosT BRILLIANT AcHIKvEMsNT-THE FIsHT
AT MuMFORDsvILLE-3 600 REBsLs ROUTED BIZ
$50 FEDKRALs.
LOUISVILLE, Dec I6 The recent engagement
at MumfO' dsyille, briefly reported n the dispatch
es OF Yesterday, proves when the disp-opuTtIon Of
numbers Is considered, to have been the most bril-
lient victory yet achieved.
-Four companies, Of about $50 men, OF Col. VIII
lich's regiment, led by Lieut.. Col. Van Weber,
drove back over 1900 rebel cavalry, artillery and
infantry.
cavalry, whom they repulsed and followed, when
they Were drawn into an ambush and fired at
from all sides by the rebel infantry.
The FederalI returned the fce vigorously, and
stood their ground until the rebels fell back leev
ing all thef dead and most Of their wounded on
the field.
No Teinforcements reached Col Van weber's
command, as reported yesterday, until after the
Capt Stones Louisville battery supported the
Federals from the north side OF Green river. The
firing was at very long range, with rined cannon.
-Four other companies were on the south side Of
the river, but engaged az pickets q mile and q
quarter distant from the scene OF action.
Among the Federsls killed were Lieut.. Sachs,
Of Cincinnati, who himself had kill-d eight men
with tive revolvers, but finally received nine bull
lets from the rebels
OF the Texas Rangers sixty-two were killed,
besides Col Perry. The number Of the wound
ed is not known, but is supposed TO have been
large
Parties who have just arrived from the scene OF
the fight Tepo that yesteTd W and today, sixty
nine dead and wounded reb Is were fousd In The
bushes.
The Federal loss was 10 killed on the spot,
mortality wounded, and 10 otherwis wounded.
OF those moTtaIlv wounded have since died.
The Federal forces the south side Of the
Green river have been considerably augmented,
but the report Of general crossing Of Federss 20
southwark, which was current yesterday, 10 de-
med. This movement will not probAbly take
place till the Green river bridge, on which large
force is now engaged In reconstructing, 10 IN
ished
The rebels sent flag Of truce to-day, asking
permission TO inter their dead.
The postmaster at Somerset writes on his wsy-
bill of the 18th that Zollicoer, with seven thous-
and men, had crossed the Cumberland river, and
wss entrenching himself
The Thirty-hrst Onio and two East Tennessee
regiments had arrived at Somerset, making the
Federal force about equal to that under Zolli.
Golfer.
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SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK. p, M

FEAupuLINT usx OF FIAxKs.-Ths ssssntioa
OF the Post onoe Department hsving been called
to the fact that the yas1 Of thoss entitled 70 he
franking privilege 10 being frsudulsnay used
and sometimes forged for the purpose Of evsding
the payment Of postage, and that such franks are
being sold 70 soldiers and Others, 20 may be well
to state that the following Law win be risidly
enforced against all ofenders and the pos tmsstsr
Of this city 10 particularly enjoised 20 retain all
letters bearing such fctitious franks:
"Chap. IS, See. 2s3 Pest O1ses Refsla'ioss.-
IL any person shall counterfeit the handwriting
or frank OF person entitled 10 the fran kiag prvf
lege, or cause the same 70 be done, In order to
avoid the payment Of postage, each person % Of
Tending is liable 70 fne Of fee kssd,sd doIlags
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Ohio WINES

" AND BRANDIES.
Having received consignment of ZimmerH1dNa
r. CO. Cincinnati Ohio Catawhs Wines and b ran
dies we therefore offer to Druggists, 6rocers.
Hotel and Saloon Keepers. 30,
DRY CATAWBA WINE,
Light and Stronk-the former in boxes for table
use. and the latter in half barrels for mixing and
COOKING purposes
SWEET CATAwBA OR LADIES' WINE,
in barrels and sfbsrrels, for table use-a very
superior article for the holidays.
CATAWBA BRANDY,
an unsurpssssble stimusnt. and very useful for
BRANDY Punch. LYLE & COFFIN,
de l6 I'm SO Louisiana avenue.
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EIs.

On the 18th instant, after severe illness. Mrs.
ELlZABETH sTILLINGS, in the 6lst year of
her age, reliot Of the late JohR >. Sliings, Esq.
Tbs friends and aoq uai tances Of the family are
RESP eofu ~ invited 20 attend her funeral from her
late yelling, No. 464 l. street, between 'th and
1th, Navy Yard. TO morrow friday afternoon at
2 O'Clock. lCahfornia papers copy.l
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NoTrcE-Bevsre of oounterfeIts and unprIncI-
pied dealers endoavoring to dispose of heir own
and other articles on the reputation attained BY
HelnlboLfS Extract BHehK, 8 positive and specific
remedy for diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys, era
vel, D-opsy, &o.,. &C.,, 30. Ask for Helabold's
umn. seS0
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INDIA RuBBER Goops

India Rubber Goats, white or black, 80 so each
India Rubber Leggins 81 per pair.
And all kinds Of r ubhsr Goods including Rub.
Der Boots and Shoes, Rubber Shoppers for bottles,
Door Mats, Under Sheetings for beds ia sickness,
&c &c, at manufacturers prices, at II A Halls
India Rubber Warehouse, 3Os Pa av, between
Ninth and Tenth streets. dec l5-u
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VOLUNTEERS for the army should not leave the
city until supplied with Holloway's Pills and
Ointment. For Sores, Scurvy, Wounds, small
Pox Fevers, and Bowel Complaints, these med-
cines are the best in the world Every Frenc b
Soldier uses them. Only Is cents per box. oil
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FFSm m ssouFf.

ADVANCE or GIN. POPE's DIvIsIoS-ExPEcrxp
SuRPAIsE OF REBELS Ar CLINTON
JEFFERSON CITY, Dec. IS Gentlemen who len
Henry county on SUNDAY, say that Clinton, the
county seat of that county, wst In possession OF
from 600 70 d 900 rebels, most of whom were nom
Prices rebel camp at OsceOla, and the balance 70
were prosecuting Union men and plundering prf-
waite property. These informsnu also say that
late On Sunday evening they met the advances
guard Of Gen. Pope's division, three miles from
Clinton. They think thatthe rebels were entirely
ignorant Of the approach Of our uo"ps, and s1.
press the belief that they have been surprised enc
cut OF Osceola 10 about twenty i've miles soun
Of Clinton, and II our Informant sAtemshe -
and SteeIes divisions has doubtless oesn msos
upon Price hesdqusrter
Adyices from Lexington are 70 The enect that
since GEN Prentiss threw q few shell Into that
town the rebels have been very severe towards
the Union men, searching and plundefin8 tneif
houses and threatening 70 burn them.
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HIRING. LrvnssI sfssstS no EXCHANGE

Nos. 30 and 20 and l4th speotss UtA q
Wizards Hotel.
Gentlemen wishing 20 hire . neat and styliah
turnout can be supplied with team OF any de-
scription, In q style Of rare
EXCELLENCE.
The best care bestnyed on Livery horses.
en- hand, s-.fs = - n2blms
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TIE ACADEMY OF Music (Coombs' Hal) is a
popular resort after the New York plan. Excel
lent refreshments are served bv pretty waiteresses
and free concert is dispensed at the same time,
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THEArKR.-"The Seven Sisters" continue (
I'll the Theator, and apparently may continue 9
TO do for any length of time. The public, blythe
bye, would be glad to see Mr.. McDonough ii
some Of his great dramatic parts.
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MARRIED.

On the 18th of November, at the Methodist Pro-
TEL ant Parsonage, by the Rev. Weshingto RobV,
Mr.. HENRY BATfN Of Phlladelpbia, Pa. -
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CRIMINAL COURT-To- day. - Adolphus Grose-
ment, indicted for stealing a COW belonging 20 Z
ID. Welch, Of Georgetown. Not guilty.
Hannibal Williams, Franklin Miles, and Benz
2. Clark, were then arraigaed for rioting on the
I'd instant
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The COMPANY at Canterbury Hall continue to
draw amazingly upon the public, crowding the
room nightly. An original entertainment to-
night full OF fun.
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The CAMPBELis continue the even tenor o
their way at odd Fellows Hall, prospecting de
seryedly BY merltorious performances and ju
dicious management
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SUDDEN DEATH -Thit morning at an early hour,
a colored man, name un known, was seen 20 fall in
At on the pavement on Indiana avenue near
Four-and-a-half street, and died Immediately.
The body was taken by the police 10 their rooms
In the City Hall. where IL was laid out, 70 await
the action Of jury OF inquest The deceased 10
apparently fOrty-hye or City years Of age, and 10
was said came from Delaware. IL ia thought he
died Of apopleXy.
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"A MUSICAL CONsRBssNAN.-We learn from the
Republican that at the serenade last ht-'After
PLAYING several popular airs, Mr.. w appeared
and addressed the band and attendant crowd
upon the topics Of the hour" &C, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-19

REMEMBER the Fletcher Chapel fair at Thorn,
Hall, Seventh street
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SAMUEL w: THOMPSON:
- $40 PENNSYLVANIA AvsNuE.
part OF Store OF 4. a. Lake & Col

~ $40 PRNNsYLV ANA AvSNuE.
part OF Store of T.. A. Lake & Col
UHder Br0IsH's HOtsI.
Has in store on consIgnme nj. for sale 81 Retail
or Wholesale.
An immense stock Of LADIES' and Gents Hand
kerohie q, from the Common goods st 81 per dozen
TO the very fine French Needework and Lace
Edges.
Elegant Goods for Christmas Presents.
Gents Linen and Silk Hendkerchiefs, in all
grades, from L. cents eaon, 10 $40 per dozen.
Gents Liaen Collars N all styles. from our OWE
and upwards, about haf the usual price for the
same goods.
Custom-msds Shirts at slas to sass on hand.
Shirts measured for here, and made 70 order in
New York, and good fits, and good material always;
measures forwarded every Saturday morning.
UndeTg garments, osiery Gloves, DO, for Ladies,
Gentlemen, an hildren. de IL u
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oOo RRIS ORR

IT 200 BBLS. flour,
UPON ooIsign ment, for sale Also, recsIying
weekly from TO 500 bible. choice brands, from
CALM WILMER,
Ware room No. III Pedn. avenue,
de 1857 Between 18th and 29th sts.
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NEW AND RICH PROGRAMMES at Christy's
Opera House continue the order Of the day, or
rather the night Important alterations in the
hall are being made, In preparation for the pre-
sentation OF some Of Christy's inimitable after
pieces. Look out for the bills tonight.
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THE NEW BRIDGE The water was drawn
from the Georgetown level Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal yesterday, and the workmen
were putting in place the tressle work for the
northe IN termination of the Government bridge
at the Alexandria AQueduct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-19

John r Sbinn, carpenter, was arrested by the
marine guard for shooting painter named Geo.
Nokes, wOunding him In the thigh with pistol
order Of Lieut.. r. A Parker, TO await the order
Of Capt. Dahlgren. THIS morning he was deliv-
cred TO policeman Harbin, who carried him TO
tue Sixth Ward station house for trial The affair
grew out OF some persons covering the carpenters
work with paint, 90 that when the carpenters took
hold OF their work they got their hands daubed.
Both parties work in the Yard.
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Bishly Important from the ssuth.

Highly ImPsrtant from the ssuth.
Two REBKL srIAMrRs CkFTukxp NIAn MONS
-CoNptrIoN OF THINGS II NEW OILIAEs-
THE FEDERAL TRooPs EKAR LATHE koef,
AkKANsAs.
Especial Dispssch 10 Phila. Pres
LouuvrLLI, Dec. 10 The steam GuncoeI 80
London has lust come In, having
steamers and two schooners near Mooise, 49,
Reed commands the New Lonosn.
for Der! .xs.
/ 800 families were supplied ~ r. - e.1siis,
The Data also says; Ths Fsdsr.a usep, ~
near 20 Little Rock, whore tssy Can =, --ver
yin csoturs New Orleans, leaving oeh' =
low ana Polk behin1 then-
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BOARDING.

ROARD.-Resseot.be parties may find good
Id Board and well furnished Rooms, bY day,
week. or month, in houses No. AIS and ATT lsth
street, three doors from Pa; avenue. and midway
between Wlllards' and Kirkvoods' Hotels.
no Is 1ms
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Kings National Amphitheater,

Kings National Amphitheater,
Pennsylvania az. q E ST., (near WiLLards'.)
TIE management most respectfully informs the
NEW BRICK AMPHITHEATER
WILL REOPEN
On MONDAY EVENING, Dec %,
With entire new forces, constituting the best or
EQEsTRIANs. sSYMsSapaSs GTfs. .cRoR.Ts
Ever formed IN the United States.
sruotsd so as Sord unasus scts, for s. SE
and hearing The entire first floor will c0ntaia q
or .1d
sesn,lns Pleasing tout ensemble. and combining
eiaSsnoe with comfort,
above the Diess B 1Ies, and viii be gained by q
passage way. fhis arrangement the msnage msnt
I, usned VIII mset the demands OF al classes
The building is the most oommodious place of
The entire Equestrian Management will be un-
DER the 'upsrV':TfOo6 M KING.
b SooSSss akT ffrls ~ srBRBsSsSSNo1sE
~. III. MAE OF MANIFOLD E9RNs,
Among bis mir culous fsats is the PECULIAR PER-
sosAt, PACKING. in the execution Of which ne 40.
10 ht box Is by Is inches.
SAM LONG,
the Clown Comedian, Comic Singer and BallsdIst.
THE ROLAND BROTHERS,
vhose fsarlessness and .feoe won them favor and
APPRECIATION, either In Erial Elegances or Terres-
'f'al Exercises MR.. SMITH,
Eye intrepid Acrobat, will give his Suggestions in
JOHN CoNKLING,
An aokno sledsed Heraclids, will give his exer-
sEeytsS con balaS de Canon.
WIN T. ODELL,
The pioturesve equestrian whose Maritime and
aboriginal Scenes have never been surpassed.
basle troupe ever brought into association In one
estab lshment.
MAD'LIE vIOLE LhTORTE.
Premier Eauestrenne.
MR. Fl BERNARD,
The Hurdle Rider aud BatOulte Lesper.
Mr.. WIN. KINCADE,
TIE Successful Achlever of 100 Somersaults.
The sub,oinsi list comprise. the cd f.vorits,.
fEIEo SSfHSss xxx wa4pp tTakFk,.
AYMAR, and DAN SARDiNHaa'H tRt Standard land
the sc Child kasr DAMS MIk MIS-
VIRGINIA, and LIT fLE MINNIE.
Doors open att O'Clock; performances will oom-
Admission to Dress Circle. 20 Ger Is.
Children to Dress Circe-....... as cents
SSeIiteIy -, .--Io cents.
Seats can Be Tec1rsd with Mt exif. chapSe snt b.
application at the Box once from 10 8. n. IN {, SIP.
m. &c ls st
A BA L os.,u..
THURSDAY EVENING, Dec Is. "a
In WtRDS BUILDING, "a
(corner Of Penn av. end second stD tESS
Tickets one dollar, admitting q gentleman and
tOO.- ue 10 ~
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FINED FOR SELLING LIQUOR TO SoLpIRRs -Jno.
n. Gates, grocer of the Sixth Ward, was arrested
by officer Williams Tuesday, charged with sell
ing liquor to soldiers. The Offense being proved
before Justice Gull, Gates was fined S25 and costs
by the Justice, from which decision he appealed
TO the Circuit Court
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

A MysTERIous CASE Yesterday a soldier was
brought to the city prison from Fort Lincoln, who
was picked no lettering about Ga the woods. near
the lines. This man was taken 70 the once Of
a most awful condition. and could not explain OF
give an account OF himself appearing % be de-
ranged. His neck was an entire sore, and his
rough wooden military overcoat had worn into
the hesh. By an occasional word, Il was thought
he wanted 10 tell that persons bad sttem pied
70 hang him. To tie inquiry, Who did r. : he
Whispered, " Not soldierS I! no-not soldiers the
others Tied my hands ." The Justice immedl-
ately sent to the Sanitary Committee, and he was
taken to hOspitsl, but he could not be received,
and was returned to the committees room, where
he remained until arrangements were made for
his care. II is thought he 10 a Pennsylvania.
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SUPREME Court Yesterday, Mr.. Edmund L.
Hearne and Mr. James Amory Moore, Of New
York, were admitted as attorneys and counsellors
Of this Court
No 81 John D Hager, appellant, VS. John r .
ThomPsen ct al. The argument of this cause was
continued by Mr.. J. Bradley for the appellees,
and by Mr.. Reverdy johnson for the appellant
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POLICE Philip weigmann was arrested on
Tuesday, on a charge Of selling goods on Sunday.
He IL cigar dealer. The arrest was made by
Patrolman Leach Weigmann was fined SO 81.
Augustus Blauenthal was arrested by the same
ofacer, for peddling without license. Justice
Walter fined him so 81. Patrolman 6rant
rested VIM. Madison; who was charged by his
wife with threatening her with violence Justics
Bsrnsclo held him 10 security for peace. Patrol
man Pendle arrested John Gunaw, for breaking
open Mary Henzell's door after midnight; held to
security for peace, by Justice Barnaclo. Patrol
man Leach arrested Matthew Lexton with a war
rant issued by the court; taken to jail. Three
soldiers were arrested by the Fourth w ard patrol
for various minor ofsnses, and turned over 70 the
military