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BY the use OF these Pills the periodic attacks
hgeots or Sick Headache may be prevented; and
taken AZ the commencement of an attack imme-
uats relief from pain and sickness will be obtained
IheJ seldom fail In removing the Nausea and
hsddTeAs 70 which females are so subject
lhey aot gently upon the bovels,-romovlux Cos
tiesssJs.
For Literary Mss, Students, Delicate Females,
ana al persons Of ssdentary habits, they are val
liable as La1dtSrs, improving the appstifs, rivinx
'oss and risr to the digestive organs, and 70
storing the natural elasticity and strength of the
whole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result OF long
Investigation and carefully conducted experiments,
having been In use many years, during whioh time
they have prevented and relieved vast amount of
mating In the rsrcoKs system or from dersnged
etsts of the stomach,
They are entirely vegetable IN their composition,
and may be taken at all times with perfect safety
without making any change of diet, and ths sb-
ssrcs OF any disasrssabls tasts renders IL easy 90
sdnsisi,fsr thsnl 10 ekiId,ss.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs!
The genuine have five signatures Of Henry c.
Spalding on each Box.
Sold BY Druggists and all other Dealer. in Msdi-
eines.
Box will be sent By mail prepaid on reoeipto
the
PRICE, - CENTS.
AL orders shosld be addressed to
HENRY G. SPALDIN6,
d CEDAR STREET, NXw YoRK.
Frcss fSs Ezswisr, Norfolk, W,
,Cepha!io Pills accomplish the object for which
forms. ~ III ~
Ffes tss Ezsxsiner, Norfolk, Ts
They have boon tested in more than q tassEsux
caScs, with entire suooess.
FTo>s hs Dtnocrst, ST. Cloud, Mtrr,
fgcu are, or have boon troubled " ith the had
sshe send fer box, tCePhslic Pills so that you
MAY have them In case o. an.attack.
F}os tie Ws,ts~ X. r. Gasats. Csiesss, III,
We 1ssrHIy endorse I Mr. SSaldinE. and his N
Fr,ns tks SoxsAs-s PatA Fssdsy, Nrs Oylss~, r.
Try them you that arc afflicted, and We are ssrs
1na1 your can Be sddsd to the already
other medicine can producc. "'
Floss TIC 6aEsfts, DssH,syt, Is,ss,
mT, sPaiainE would not connect his name With
F'o-s ihs Ado~si,sr, PrsvI3ssss, RI
Effective sedy for he Rosdsob O. and 5emr}6S,
SsIs pest LOT thn. ysry frequent complaint which
F&o+s sks 81. Lcxis Dsssssyst.
This immeE Sc demand for the arti.Is fc.,..u.
PllIs) 10 rapidly increasing 'O'SA"'''
Fto1 tks Ksns~Is Valley Sfs,, Ksssvks. VI.
we are sure that persons suffering with the head.
sche' who Try them, will stuck TO them.
From tbs Adcytissy, PyoSilsass, r. l.
most respectable quarters. AVN sn'
From 1s Daily NsHs, Nsu7oyt, n. l.,
sCephalIc Pills are taking the plaza of ali k;n6.
fSos hs Commercial Bxllstis, Bostos, Ea,s.
sald TO be very efhoacIous for the headache.
FJom the Commercial, Ciae,snati, OA,o.
Suffering humanity can now be relieved.
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READER,
ERUSE The following statement and then I'M re
Of its fncts for yourself

ABRAM COLE, OF BroofIyn, N. ", well
Known eltlzen there, had suffered from Dyspepsa
tined AYERS Pill which taken ACCORDING O.
the directions for this complaint restored MN 10
month 9 ne has had no return Of his complaint
6EO. w. Gross, Of Harmony, Texas, had 80
erHpuoo on his neck. shoulders, back AND leg,
which covered about one third Of his body. u kept
TIE parts affected GOV red With . soab, and beng
and distressing. IL so much Impaired his health 50
70 unit hint or business snd tept him in constant
AYERf eosP0SNb' E EXT RI 1Pt ss AZ aS
PARILLA, which cured him. His Kin stiIl shows
some sosrs rom the uoerston. but az IL otherwise
,JQHN f. sHooE, Ess, sn eu,inent lawyer. Of
ihionmono, va, took GOLD Which settled on his
bad cough, which wa soon followed By the unmis-
hkahie symptoms Of consumption. When red uoed
ny PECrokAL, yhlch soon stopped the cough
..Prspsfsd 81 By On. ]. &. AVER 4 CO., Lowell.
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How THE SECEsH HELD COURT Is MARION
CoUNTY.-Yesterday morning some Of the Sc
cesh magistrates in Marion county attempted
TO hold court, and succeeded like the fam Gus
IRdisnaian did in keeping hotel. These same
magistrates met about a month ago, but the
Union men suggested some little preliminaries
having reference to the Holy Bible and a
promise to support the government established
by the Wheeling Convention. The magistrates
refused TO swear; and rather than have any
trouble about it they adjourned. Yesterday
they met again, with reinforcements The
Union men were also on hand. Secesh said
they intended to hold court by the authority
of the State of Virginia. The Union men said
the authority to which they alluded was played
out; that Secesh must comply with the arrange
ments Of the government of the State % as re-
organized and restored, +" OF else they couldn't
hold court. TIE magistrates then left the
bench and marched away to slow and discord-
ant music, produced by the groans and Kisses
of the loyal populace. The Union men of Ma
rion know their strength, which they did not
when secession was up. Now secession is down
Bee State seal-stc ssmper tyranniS.-Wheei-
ing LnteIligencsr, 9Th.
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WANTED TO SAVE HIS BIBLE AND PRAYER
Book, But ESPECIALLY HIS Boone COUNTY
BoSps.-The following letter, picked up by an
othcer OF Gen. Cox's staff, on the ground from
which Gen: Wise's troops fed, shows the affect
Ing tone Of true piety that runs through all the
Confederate operations.
WAY UP on THE HILL,
BELOW CHARLESTON, Four MILES.
MAT Il want you to put everything in tho
sergeant's room. Everything that belongs to
US And, II there is any engagement, break
my little trunk open and take out nv Bible,
Prayer book, and these Boone county bonds,
and save them for me. have not read nv
Bible for sixteen years, but want them saved
Cook all the prOvender up there, and put all
our cooking utensils together in the Sergeant s
rooms. The news is that the enemy are coming
up on both sides of the river, in a damned
strong force. l am the second company to have
a shot. The orders are to scalp ali we get near
10. J. w. NJ. SHERRY.
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s5To FSokkTT EMt5K Ns9k 4E t'S otD

go TO FoRTT E M5NkoEN lN t5E Old
49,. POINT COMFORT.
more, west side. DAILY, (Sundays included, j at
- O'CLOCK r. N. taking passengers and feisht, and
c0nnectlng with the Railroad lines, to and from
Washington, ID. c., Philadelphia, New York, Bos
ton, York, Harrisburg, PIttsburg. Pa !, and the
Train from New TOTk and Philadelphia,
The following is the Schedule:
FROM New York to Fort Monros and back Sl4
FROM Phi sde! ph'a and Observation-Disclosures
From Baltimore and b.ck. "a
OPROCURE YOUR TICKETS-n
foot of CouTtaud street. ~
In Pm AIDE phIa, at the Comp,ny's otioe, N. w.
corner OF sixth ana Chestnut streets, or at the
Depot, Broad and Prime streets
~ gilmore, on b1ard the Steamers, foot of
Union DOCK. HUGH o CONNER,
PassenEAr
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10Y FOR THE SICK AND sEEFEsIEG.
LET ILL WHO lHE LJTLICf2p
APPLY fHs GENsDY
.rnor,p Az ur.,-u


Friend. Do yos pEers Are you the ristirn sisn-
purity Of the blood? Whtt are they, DC yos srti
Rather ask, what SIRE they not! The blood lie tas
source Of LIE and health, and t 10 toe frst element
OF our being 10 respond &c any eAsse Which Affects
the systen The prlse intklllbly Stterts The
prevailing keurxIs, tho irntstir. Eryciyc,as, ths
subtle Sprofnia, the sgorixlpg Rheumshsm, N-r-
yous Debility, OysPeBss, Liver Comp Amt With iis
torPor and dejector, and the ntmberless Iiis thai
fesh 10 heir 70, derive their hideous orEin from tho
VS. the vttxiflng resources OF Mature Tor its sG,
and stfsT Es 90 commend 20 yorr confidence AID
use that GIiy vSlpsble mecioaners known IS
MRS. n. COTS
INDIAN TIGETlBLE DBO0cTIOM.
With regard 70 this almost int&llible sseolhs
polulsr sentiment has ssokep In decided terms
and the evidences OF this great eEcscI are srs-
tailed ~ constant syork-s OF curative Effects and
remedies and the best Ilo3ical fkil have failed.
Let rs ear, IN conclusion, o. At certificates
eurcs are rot song nom the III .erste and super
toisl, brt they are voinnt-ered r. 'n the most
seectsbo scnrcet and justify the b Ehest term. il
winch II 10 lorslhle 10 commend 60 valuable .
speciao 70 public tPprovr. We may sdd Also that
the curative properties Of the medicine espal61
only by lB restorative efsots, the rJste IeeSVeT-
ing from disease .th renewed PROSTITUTION g. vieor.
For ssle by ali respectable DRUGGISTS n this
sisJ, and b. the proprietor, MRS, NJ. COY,
None genuine unless her name IN blown on the
bottle end her seal on Inc cork
0Pnoe 81 per bottle, Eix bott &c Ger s.
=. EAol.:.h A5s.i' r. z. 4; CissEIr DyEffirt
riot, .nt viii supply the trade 81 my pnoeI.
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THE EVENING STAR.

NOVEL BALLOON AsCESsIoV.-A letter from
Fortress Monroe says:
Prof La Mountain made a novel ascension.
He took his baloon on board the steamer Fanny,
and when she was about midway the Roads
sscended about two thousand feet into the air,
ropes attscbed to the balloon still being held
en- board The steamer then started slowly
down the river, passing very near Sewell's
Point and then across towards Pigs Point and
NsvportNews. The vseoRR0rSSanes was
complete La Mountain could look dow upon
their work at Sewell's Point finely. He reports
that behind the lire Of woods which skirts the
Point, the Rebels are working actively upon
batteries, ard mounting guns which viii be
made to bear upon the Rip-Rsrs, upon the
shipping, and the Fortress. There are a
number Of encampmens. When the Rebels
saw him nearly above them, they concealed
themselves as soon as possible in the works
AMI watched him from behind them or the
trees near by. Other information obtained
Is not made public. The method of the ascen-
zion was entirly new, AID the reconnaissance
decidedly the most satisfactory one which has
been made at this post.
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NEW YORK AND ERIE RAJ
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
For Albany AND TROY, CON
- Meeting with TRAINS NORTH

And WEST, TTalns leave:
From Chambers ST. MY i r rom 3'th street
Express 7 and IL q. m. %. IL Is a. m and Is
and 80 and p. m. 525p m
Troy and Albany with Il, Is D. m (Sund.ys in
sleeping carl 1918 p. m cludeij
Poughkeepsle train 6, a iS Pm M and 40 o. m
III, LIS D. IN
p, ekskill train, 4C0p m a q M
Sing Sis traIn,9 90 m l9 % a M and az, And
and 81 and 800 p. m ! 825p M
FishkIll train, 81 p. m l555p m.
A. SMITH. SuoaTIutaDdaCt
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H,srovv :, ~ NEW , B9909kS. !,

nIsTokyI, Of tss Snit 4 Ss!Es.lsna. b, John
The Rise Of the Dutch Rep ubIis, q hIstor,. b,
John Lethrop Motleyi svos oioth; free 81 mail,
Silss Manner. the wesver ID RsyeIol, nv the
author OF Adm Bede )" cloth 7sSosnis paper 50
Life and !. Career ofMsior Andre, BY winrO,
Aper Iceberg, With . Painter, q summsr yoy.ss
Mob o Z 81 50 7. ~. : - 49, A "
Ths xsnufsetare Of Photeeene or Hydro Car
Any Of tbs above free by mail
,.~ FRENCH RICHsTEIN,
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M. N FALLS. pres't.
M rSSHlkEssGG Sk md B M!t

SPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after TUESDAY May l4th, Passenger
Trains fer Phisde phia will leave President street
Depot daily (eIoept SuDdaysDas follows, VIE:
6.S NJ; Evening M all at q O'Clock. On SUN
DAY ~ IS z. Nj. only. All trains connect with
DAYS.
Freight Train with passenger car attached
leaves at ) p. NJ stopping AZ oil Stations betve cen
Baltimore and Havre de-Graos.
Passengers for Delaware ard the Eastern shore
81 Maryland will find the most ex peditious route BY
way of WILMINGTON.
IrAll Colored Persons must give bond before
entering the cars.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY,
limited STATES MILITARY ROUTE.

LIMITED STATES MILITARY ROUTE.
- Ea
SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
Oa osd after 7Axrsday, May Is, 1851,
PASSENGER TRAINS BETwEKN
WASHINGTON AND EALTIMORE
.ld 8 .ss !. 10
EE2XE BhIrt M ri = b T. and 20 I. M and
1910 M ana s AND Is m at $40 and
Passenger Trans leaving Washington at TO a.
m make direct connexions for An aspoIis At the
Trsins leave Annapolis for Baltimore and Wash
Passenger Trains leaving w ashngton at As .nd
f Nss SSG oHR Bos;os A.
ssa n FeSssss # I sn
wil will esye Baltimore At 4 % q. m. Leave Washing
'' u Vic '''! Ta8'I Il s <. SCOTT,
ms General Manager.
u g. MILITARY RoY ppS,,, ,or,,r
'Po fi Gf isTi fs' a. PsRSSt . y
YORK. TTa,1s III s.riys sts e q m. and SIS
m.ls tcmon. Intel. and Rsp Rep bIH'n's'f'
lit sNHE ZEN Yo WskkEkk kb L,t HnE%5EN
0..a-.ss Landing and embarklng passengers at
81 The Liverpool, New York and Philadel phia
steamship Company intend dlspatchius their full
powered Grydn6uilt iron Steamships .. follows:
CITY oE BALTIMORE, 10Th.
And every Saturday, et noon, from Pier a, North
river. VS. " "
p RATES OF PASSAGE.
20. to Londcn .......:...... SO
Do. to Paris. IS
DO. 10 Hamburg a6
Do. to London. ..... 81
Do. to Hamburg, IS
Passengers forwarded to Havre, bremen, Rot
terdam, Antwerp, DO at reduced through fares
rers9n. wishing to bring out their friends can
FOR further information Apply at the Captaip.
omoe. JOHN y. DhL l. Agent,
ortoQ HERRING ADAMS 0f ES,Te. NJ Bali vi;
more. ''
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NEW Work, HARLEM AND
S8 ALBANY RAILROAD.
H-~2~ LEAViNG NEW YORK FOR
ALBANY, TROY, NORTH AND WEST,

SUM MER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing Monday, May 18th, 1851
18th street.
For Dover Plcirs-4:oc p. m stopping at White
Pl,lns and stations north to Dover plains-from
18th street station.
(This train will run to Millerton every Saturday
EVENING"
For Croton Falls-s:l5 g. m. stopping At all Sta
hIns north Of Eordhsm from 90 street station.
;For ante plalnse-2:sl. 4lO and SOD p m. stop
Plng at al stations from 26th street station.
for w nlte P!:Ins-6: P. m. stopping al a sta
tons from White streot station.
For Williams Bridge-7:Sa, HIS q. m. and $50 D,
m. stopping ct all stations from nth str eet station
Returning will leaye-
hibarya9:GO n. m. last express train.
Dover r alns-t;SO a IN. (This tram leaves Mil
leLton every NoEday morning at 8, m.)
Croton Fal. G-5 .. m.
White Plalns-6:lO, 700 a m. 40 Il 100 IN.
Williams Brldge-s:SO, 900 $. IN. & loo p. m.
street, for Central Park, Yorkvllle, Harlem and
400 N. JOHN BTRcHfLL. Asst SUPP. y
c,sznzsz, NEW YORK AND ERIE RAIL
GxSS o. ROAD.
nj. FerT, and Long Dock, from foot Of Oh, m SeTs
100 s.@. EXPREsSss. for Dankirk, and Bufr.Io,
ard principal ipterps"ia'e Ststions:
Statiors-fhis Train remains over All ht At Emira,
and proceeds the next morning.
91a m. MILK dali for Otsvile. and inter
Ii 90 q. m ACCOMMODATION. daily, for Port
Jervls, and p inoipal stations
400 p. m. WAY, for MIddletOwn, Newburgh.
500 p. NJ. NIGHT EXPRESS. daily, for Dun.
Kirk, Buffalo. CanaudaIgua and principal stations
TIE Train OF Saturday stops at all Mail Train
sts53n. .pd 5E9s Is
"nu pl.L0,pai s'''lS Ga.s. MINor. senr supt.
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NOTICE 70 TRAVELLERS,

IN NOTICE 70 TRAVELLERS.
He Postmaster General having ordered the
Baltimore. and Old Point Fortress EsSaN
Monroe)to be resumed, on and sfter ezsso
Will leave Ba timore EVERY DAY Except Sun
day from their wharf, foot of Union Dock, at AZ
O'Clock p. M, or Immediately after the arrival OF
the Washington Train, which leaves Washington
ut az O'Clock D. m,
m Sl-t M ~ FALLS. presst
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| 9. MILITARY ROUTE.
W SPECIAL NOTICE
On SUNDAY the Trains Will leave the Depot at
I,le 2, m: and 81 p. N for Philadelpha And New
York. Trains WIN arrive at 10 q. m, and Is D. M
THOMAS A. SCOTT, GENT Mcuager,
ma ID tChIon, Intel. and Repub,1
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from 1s Daily NsHs. Nsn7oyf. r. l.
fCePhaiio flus are taking the place of all kinds.
fSos fhs Commercial Bxllstis, Bostos, Ma,s.
sald 70 DO very efkcacIous for the headache.
rom fhs Con1n1yefal, Cisesanati, OHIO,
Suffering humanity can nov be- rehsxsd
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
NAVY YARD

NAVY YARD.
The Occur de Leon, Capt. Hamilton, came I'D
from Indian Head last night, bringing 90 pssssn-
ger Paymaster Cameron, (son Of the Secretary o.
War; who had been down to pay OF the soldiers
In Gen. Hooters brigade.
Major Cameron brought up loaded shall which
was picked up on the Maryland shore, and 10
supposed 70 be one Of those fred at the wyandank
few nights since. Its an al pound projectiie,
evidently fred frop a lied gun.
Firing from tie Confederate batteries CON-
menced about O'Clock yesterday afternoon, and
continued about three quarters Of hour, but IL 10
not known what occasIoned Il.
The rebel steamer Page made her appearance
at the mouth Of Qusntico creek yesterday while
the troops were beidg paid Of, but on the appears
ance Of preparations to receive her In becoming
manner she went back to he hiding place.
WHAT sEcEsH SAYS.
Secesh here is just now moaning over a report
that It has got by the ind srground railroad that
runs over the river, that the Union forces have
taken Pensacola. The Government had received
no such information up 10 the hour at which our
second edition goes to press to-day.
READING COMMUNITY.
The "Bienvill"," that sailed from New York
10 Port Royal on the day before Yesterday, car
ried Il, COO letters to the army and navy there.
BRKvETTED.
Col. Henry Van Rensselaer,, U. 8. A, now an
Inspector GenI, has been made Brevet Brik.-
dier General Of the regular service, by President
Lincoln.
APPOINTED.
John Glover was yesterday appointed by the
President, Col. Of Missouri (volenteer) cavalry.
A consul APPOINTED.
The Hon. Z. D. Culver, Of New York, has been
appointed IS consul at Para, Brazil
THE REVIEW OF THE REGULARS.
II has been decided that this review 10 TO she
place on Monday next, on the appointed feld,
adjoining cas-. Capitol street
GENERAL RICHARDSON.
Brgadier General VIM. A. Richardson, o. H.
linois, reached here this forenoon. The state OF
bis health, which has been far from well for
months past, has 80 far prevented him from
taking the fsld, which he designs doing as soon
| al he RECEIVERS
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AUCTION SALES.
b, WALL & BARNARD. Auctiopeer.

By WALL & BARNARD. Auctioneers.
Corner Pa. dcsnHs and eta street.
EINE CUTLERY AND PLATED WARE
AT AUCTION ton TUESDAY MpRNlNG
Goth instant 10 O'clock, We VIII sell 81 the auction
rooms q large and W selected stock full Table
Cutlery and Plated Ware, consisting of
Fine CarverE, Plated Table, Dessert and Tea
Forks,
Pts ed rIiohsrE, Casters. Goble's, Salts,
Butter, Cake, Fish and Fruit KNIVES,
A fine assortment Pocket Iutlsry,
Waters and various articles In the housekeeping
line, to which We invite G Q tt.entiOn of hotel
keepers, boarding houses, and the trade geRer-
aly.
Terms cash.
no sd WALL & BARNARD, Aucts.
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8 . l. d l + r 81 P A Y.

THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY will
for ward solelcrs femite % their families At
any placeon the lines Of their Express, ~ charge
Twenty i've cents for any sum not exoeedIng
hfty dollars ssd proportionste sSdinonskehsrge
money whether Gold o. Tysassry Notes, should be
enclosed IN an enveiops and securely sealed and
hsve the flu sddress (inclnoinE town, Post Once,
eod State; and in cities, the street aud number
ofthe person TO whom TO bs cent, and the amount
leslbly marked thereon. Envelopes for this par
pose may bs-bad at our ofiices.
To fsclltatspPrompt delivery, the charge for 70
mn m,''AA ADAMS E sSSapik COMPANY.
WAsHINsToN, Nov. u, 1851. no l7-l0tif
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CENTRAL GUARD HOUSE CAsRs-Bsfors Jxs-
ttes Walty.-Jno. O'Brien, drunk and disotderly,
fned 81; Henry Dorsey, do, do. 81 5si stephen
Jones, for safe keeping, discharged; Thos o.
Riley, drunk and dfsorderly, fne 90 81; Isaac d.
Carson, drunk, iectured and dismissed; John
Curtain, do, nne sii Peter Mccue, do, costs So
cents; Robt. Jones, disorderly, two cases, fined
el3; James Keller, disorderly, handed over 70 the
military; Israel Pierce, out after hours dismissed;
Peter Mullen, sleeping In the street, fine 81 81;
VIM. E. Drayson, carving concealed weapons
ana disorderly, hne s25 "a; Thos Illusion,
drunk, do. - IS; Chas Payne and Henry Dumont,
colored, out after hours, hned each 81 s.; VIM.
Hill, colored, disorderly, do Is "a; Patrick Nc
Cauiey, Danen Buckley, Thos. Collins, John
Shay, Jno. McCauley, disorderly and suspicious
behaviour, Work house 90 DAYS each; John Dacy,
assault and battery with billy upon man, jail
for court (he last six are Of one gang, their ages
ranging from twelve TO sixteen years; the one sent
To jail FOR assault and battery 10 fourteen;l VIM.
Burns, vagrant, Work house 90 days; J. B &C.
onrey, turned over to the military; Jno. w: Web
ster, profanity, nned 81; Porter; for failing to
remove his wagon at the order Of the patrolman
IN the Center Market paid SO cents costs. Ofthe
cases three were returned by the second ward,
eight by the third ward, eleven by the fourth
ward, and four by the seventh ward patrolmen
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BosToS, Nov 3-The San Jscinto left New
port at 12 O'Clock last night and will arrive at Fort
w arren tonight.
NEW BEDFORD, Nov. 22.-The san Jacinto
was at Holmes Hole at 10 O'Clock, this morning
She arrived about A. NJ. No communication
with the shore was allowed. The weather Is
foggy.
PORTLAND, Nov. - The steamship United
Kingdom from Glasgow for New York, arrived
here this morning.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 22-Petersons Detector
cautions the public against counterfeit tens on
the Waterbury Bank Of Connecticut il is the
best and most dangerous counterfeit that has
been out for wears
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPR
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
ACTIVE PREPARATIONS FOR ANOTHER
GREAT NAVAL EXPEDITION.
Gen. Butler Mt Fortress Mssrss.

BALTIMORE, Nov 23.-The Old Point boat
brings the following:
FORTRESS MoSRoE, Nov. - Several regi
ments have arrived from Baltimore and Anna polis
during the last twsnty-four hours, and Old Point
has assumed an universally busting appearances.
Formidable preparations are being made fot 40
tive operations, the theater Of which has not been
disclosed. The ferry boats on the roads are being
heavily armed.
General Butler came on from wsshingtou tbis
morning, and has spent the day at old Point
Rip Rsps and Newport News. He Will proceed
to Baltimore tonight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-23
T,HE EUROPEAN HOTEL, KEPT BY r.

/ EMkicE. & tie corner OF Penn sax
.yenps and Esyenth street. has been
srssssr for he ron q cisess
lnd strsngers than any other public holse In Che
nt MS Prices being less tns1 thoss OF any other
Tor psfmsnsnt or transient boardsrs nnexocstion-
able. The bar and restaurant Arrangements Of the
EuroDean Hotel have already become very Dopu.
AZ. beng al that can be desrcd by the mekt fss-
ss e ave s
.if.eti9n % al, and thns Iensrs biz invitation 70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-23

DThough THE STAR IL printed on the fastest
steam press In use south Of Baltimore, is edition
is 90 large to require II TO be put to press at
early hour: Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent In before Il O'Clock NJ; otherwise they may
may not appear until the next day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-23
BOARDING

A MEMBER OF CONGRESS wishes 10 Sc
a cure ooms and Board for himself and family
FIVE persons in all Prefers a house it'll few no
other boarders above 18th street. near the Avenue
Address 81. G. L. ;" at tnis offoe. no q lv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-23

ID-lt IS said that four thousand seven hundre
and thirty-hve applicants for admission 70 the
New York State Inebriate Asylum are on hle,
coming from all the States Of the Union, from ali
classes Of men, aud some Of them from foreign
countries