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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-31

MILITARY CouRT IN ALEXANDRIA The Alex.
andrta Local NstcS Of Tuesday evening says:
The military court held Its usual session at the
County Court House this morning, Judge Freese
presiding.
Judge Freese read the opinion Of the Court In
the case Of Bowen, Home & Co. and NJ. Halo
well against Wilmer & Co.
The Court says that, in In opinion, IL has juris-
diction In the case. The appointment Of mill.
tary governor was an implied suspension OF all
courts and of State and municipal laws and tacit
establishment Of martial law. 1t was the duty OF
the Court to exercise Its power to secure the debts
Of loyal citizens In this case, the removal Of a
portion of the goods into the country, affording,
az Il did, sxidence Of a confidence of the defeat
Of the Federal Government, was an evidence OF
disloyaltv, which, whether amounting to treason
or not. the Court and Government could decide
In the future.
The Court accordingly directed the appoint
ment OF a commission to assess the value Of the
goods, with a view Of providing for the payment
Of the debts sued for, In case the appeal. which
the defendants have taken TO the President Of the
United States, shall be dismissed.
To enable the appeal to be decided, further pro-
ceedings In the case were stayed until Friday
next.
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PROPOSALS FOR BEEF CATTLE ON
THE HOOP.

PROPOSALS. For, BEEF CATTLE ON
THE HOOP.
SEALED PROPOSALS for supplying to the Govern
ment 900 Beef Cattle on the Hoof are Invited the
18th day Of November. 1851, at II O'clock IN. The
SOth day OF November, 1851, or : soon thereafter
directed to Lient. SC. GREEN,A C. g., u. :. a
22S street, Washington CITY, "EndoTssd P!ot
SEALED Proposals are also invited till the 18th
day of November, l86 at O'Clock .. m, for sup
pying the Government 90 Head of Boef Cattle
burg. Pa, on the s1th Of November 1861 or as soon
theT eater as the Governm emit may direct. The
bids to be directed to Lieut. +. n BAkRO L, A.
4. ". =. A 223 street, Washington, ID. G.
sEALED Proposals are invited till the 18th of
Head Of Bssf cs.s TO he @ hD FRs
Cattle to ne delivered on the Soth day Of January.
direct st either York. Chambsrsburg, or Harus-
burg, Pa as the Government may direct The
bids 70 be diIecsed TO Maj. 4. BECkW tn, C q,
ESa a S2s street Warrington. ID. c. and
Government reserves to itself the right to pay In
IIes.uly poses, and to rejeot any bid Tor any
Eecn lot Of Cattle del versd shall aversre at
least l.So sounds gross seight; and % animal
s Pc rT rsssvsd sheh weighs less than 1900
P'anu' gross Wsls fa,x ar Bm.
Ia 3, do he5sbI propose e deliver 70 the Gov
hundred pounds gross weight. The Cattle % be
Soss e 5. q sas
On the scales, and the weight 30 determined 70 be
the purchase weight. hereby agree 90 give Q
good and sufficient bond for the fulfllmsnt Of the
6oveInHent Iunds in payment for the Cattle.
90 Is I'd
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Movement of Troops

HARRISBURG, Oct. % Gov Curtin, in accord
ance with instructions received from the War
Department, has issued marching orders to the
following regiments:
Col. Hartranfts 5lst, Col. Dodee's SD, Colonel
Brookes's SD. Col Coulter's 18th, Col Davs'i
10Th, Col. Oakes's 96tb, Col Casss g7th, and one
regiment from Camp Cameron, which 10 near this
point. These regiments, eighth number, are all
full, armed, and equipped, and will remove &c
their respective destinations during this week
MORE MASSACHUSETTS REGIMENTS COMING.
The following telegram has been received by
Col. Frank f Howe from the Governor of Mass
achusetts:
The 25th Regiment, Col Upton, will leave
Worcester on Thursday, Octobsr 81
The 9th Regiment, Col. Lee, leaves Spring
field on Saturday, November2
The I'D Regiment, Col Kurtz, leaves Boston
on Monday November a.
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The War in Missouri.

oENhhhL rhlCb Al NEO~hO
RoLLA, Mo Oct 29.-Thirty-eight more of
the Federal wounded soldiers arrived to-day from
Springfield. They left on Thursday last. Gen.
Price was then at Neosho, in Newton county
On Wednesday about one thousand rebels
entered Springfield and took away q considerable
quantity Of stores left there by Colonel Taylor.
-FOUR HUNDRED REBELS LAY DOWN THEIR ARMS
JEFFERSON CITY, Oct. 30 "A party Of four hun
dred rebels at Digger's Mills offered to lay down
their arms and return to their homes, II secured
against arrest by the Federal troops. Gen. Hen
derson, Of the State militia, agreed to the terms
which Gen. Prentiss sanctioned. Tie party
threaten vengeance IL the terms stipulated are
violated.
CONGRESSIONAL INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.
ST. Louis, Oct 30-The Congressional COM
mittee have closed their investigation into the
alleged frauds and irregularities Of government
officers In this dep lrtment and the result will be
made known in a few DAYS.
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DIED.,


On Thursday morning, the SIst inst JOHN A.
LNrf2 Dn..a II s.S of from 20. re &.
m., TO which the ffieas ofthe 70 oily are respect
July invited. - llntellgenosrl
On Mednesdsy,st noon. Mrs. LYDIA MID
DIE aged 81 ear: former y of Alexandra,
Is J': az. OF ahaS Ss is
hss, sslth the sptrit' for their works do follow
ri! the of the Lord is the death
Her funeral viii move from the residence Of her
husband, on the cornsr Of . bird and SITS Iel.nd
To- morrow afternoon At 2 O'Clock, TO Wesley Zion
Church, on the Island. Her fl ends invited to
attend.
3 ON, infant son of Geo l. and Jane M Sher-
wood. lLcoal News oOpy.J
On the Sist inst, MARY ANN, daughter of
Thomas and Margaret Brine, sgei 4 years, 7
m9 rh sao days
spectfuly regretted to attend her funeral. NOR
Iow lFfida, at 90 ock, from her parents resi-
dsnoe, on l4th between D and Ohio av
On the Soth inst, JER EMIAH D., son of Pat
Iiok b. and Hanorah UBren, aged years and Is
The friends and relatives of the family are re-
oe.1Sk, ron hls PARENTS residence, No. 614
On the 3)th instant, at O'Clock q I'M John F,
a a. youngest son OF the late Thos. d: n. MAY
IN me xssh year OF his age
HIS funeral will tats p'sos at s O'Clock this
InurtoayJ aterroon, fr Jm his mothers re sideDce
IN Geo setoWn His friends respeo fully Invited
At the Government Hospital for the Insane, Sat-
urdsy morning, October rs, Miss VIEtSiSIh
MARING, daughter Of Mrs. Sarah B. and b. III.
Waring.
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LOUISVILLE, Oct. 30 The Louisville Courier
lnow published at Nashville, and issued at Bow
ling Green,) has the following dispatch:
RICHMOND, Oct. 21.-The track of the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad has been torn up from
Fairfax station to Manassas.
Gen. John Grayson, commanding the Florida
forces died at Tallahassa.
Gov. Moore, Of Louisiana, has issued an order
requiring all persons leaving New Orleans and
Jefferson Point, on the steamboats, for Memphis,
to obtain passes from the executive officer
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
LATER FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 81 The Old Point boat has
arrived, bringing the following news:
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 3O.-The destination
of the feet 10 known at Old Point, and Il can be
safely revealed by Saturday next.
One Of the tugs returned this morning, the cap
tain reporting that his vessel could not stand the
heavy sea outside the Cspes.
Forty contrabands came In yesterday from
Gloucester, opposite Yorktown; they report that
there is great suffering in that vicinity from want
and sickness
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SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK p. M.
OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
A RuxoRKp RATTLE TO-DAY.

kuNoRKD RATTLE ro-pAr.
Just As we 60 10 prea with the second edition
Of to-dsy's SraT, we hear that Information has
reached the War Depsrtm en-, that the division Of
General Banks is engaged with the enemy, and
that Gen. B. has telegraphed for more surgeons
We receive this news with little faith; nothing
whatever to justify belief in It having reached
the War Department an hour ago.
GEN. srosz's REroRT.
The Tribrse people In Washington deny, siren
uousy, that they obtained their published copy Of
Gen. stones report OF the battle Of Balls Bluf 10
the War Department, a. their publishers stated In
their issue Of yesterday, by mistake, thu former
allege.
GovKRNNKNr BONDS.
We understand that the Secretary Of the Treas
ury commenced issuing three-yesrs' bonds, IN
Satisfaction Of the certificates received at The De-
Partment, Yesterday. Il will be gratifying 10 all
concerned, that In future there will be no DELAY
In the subscribers receiving prompt returns.
THE MANS OF CROSSING THE RIvrn TO AND rlon
1HE BALLS BLUFF KNsAsKxENr.
Col. DeesA'S Report.
Col Devens, who crossed the Potomac from
Hsrrisons Island TO Virginia, on sunday night,
with 300 men, by order Of Gen. Stone, for the
purpose Of taking a rebel camp reported by scouts
to be situated at the distance Of about a mile
from the river, and Of making q reconnaissance,
says, lin his repOrt) in reference 10 the trsnspor
tation:
Having three boats, which together conveyed
about thirty men, IL was nearly4 O'Clock when
all the force was transferred TO the opposite shore
We passed down the river about SIXTY rods by
path discovered by the scouts and then up 20 the
blum, -haltng here until davbreak, being Joined
by 100 men from the TWENTIETH Massnchusetts
under Colonel Lee.
The means Of transportation between the
Island and Virginia shore had been strengthened,
| knew, at daybTeak, by q large boat, which
would convey 81 or 30 men az once; and N the
boat could cross and re-cros every ten minutes,
had no reason to suppose there would be any dim
Guilty in sending over 500 men hour, a. was
known 10 me that there were two large boats
between the Island aud MARYLAND shore which
would convey 10 the Island all the troops that
could be conveyed frsn 10 TO the Virginia shore /"
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Defeat Of a Party of Texas RebeIs-Tresp.
from California Coming eaktward.

KANSAS CITY, Oct. 3O-The Santa Fe mail ha,
arrived. company Of Texas rebels were routed
on the LIST instant by a company of U. ). dragons
from Fort Craig. The captain and ten men were
killed, and the balance escaped to Mesilla. The
drag oons from the fort were also pursuing a party
OF rebels who have been encamped on the Ark
ansas river.
The New Mexican volunteers are ready for ser.
vice, to the number Of 300.
The Indians report that troops from the Yves,
are approaching, supposed to be California yolun.
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Honorable Conduct Of the suak. Indian,

GREAT SALT LAKE CITY, Oct 81 Wash Kee,
the chief OF the Snake Indians, arrived here to-
day with band Of Indians, and returned 20 Mr..
Bromley, the agent of the Overland Mail Com
pany, number Of horses and mules stolen from
the Bear River station by the Bannock Indians
he having captured them from that tribe This
In the old chiefs first visit to this place He re-
cetved suitable presents for his exploit and Ia
being well entertained during his stay. He 10
the best friend the whites have in this vicinity,
and were II not for him great depredations upon
the whites would constantly be committed
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The Battle Mt Camp wi,d Cat

LOUISVILLE, Oct 29-Col. Thomas official ac-
count OF the Wild Cat affair says the opposing
forces were nearly equal in number, and that the
Federal forces repulsed the enemy with great loss
to the rebels, and but little TO the Federals.
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to be about 20 years old, and VIM. venable
about so do. do, got into an alteration at the
Navy Yard on Tuesday night, when Colouhon
stabbed Venable In the left side, inhictine a
painful but not a dangerous wound. Colo unon
was committed to jail by Justice McKenna
charged with assault and battery with intent tc
kill
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CENTRAL GUARDHousE CAsEs-Befors JEsties
Walter.-Chas Brent, drunk; fine 81 "a. Michael
Rooney, do; workho 80 DAYS. Mary Flanagan,
do fined % 81. Lawrence Sweeny, de-; work
house 30 DAYS. VIM. H. Bavly, fighting; fined
81 o. II. w. Hugle, do 81. Thomas Daley
drunk and disorderly; workhouse 80 days. w.
T. Baker, profanity; fned 81 81. Michael Ryan
disorderly; turned over to the military. Hannah
haloran and Laney Maya, vagrancy; workhouse
30 days each. Charlotte Pipsico, cold, out after
hours; work. house 30 daYs.
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ANOTHER PARDoN.-Charles de Villiers, con.
victed at the last March term of the criminal
court for obtaining goods under false pretencss
and sentenced to eighteen months Imprisonment
In the penitentiary, was pardoned by the Presi.
dent on Monday last on condition that he leave
the District within thirty days and do not return
within I've years from that date
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LOCAL NEWS.

rThough TIE STAR il printed on the fastest
Gam press In use south Of Baltimore, Its edition
\, 80 large Is to require II TO be put to press at
,,,ly hour: Adcsrtissmssts, therefore, should be
s.ut In before II O'Clock N; otherwise they may
nav not appear until the next day.
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FIsHr AMONG PRISONERS Last night two
prisoners in the central guard house, Lawrence
Sweeney, an old man, and Thos. Daley, pow.
erful young fellow, got In a fight, and in very
short time Sweeney's head and face were crt and
bruised awfully. This morning, when brought
cut for trial, Sweeney presented a most repulsive
appearance. Daley was kept in irons all mig hit
and this morning both were sent to the work.
house-the old man for thirty days, and the young
one for the long term Of ninety days.
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Massachusetts Twentieth z. gIment

BosroN, Oct. 29-The Official report of Lieut..
Col. Palfrey, Of the Massachusetts goth, shows
their loss at Balls Bluff 10 have been one officer
killed and five wounded. Privates, 147 killed,
wounded and missing.
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AN lNPRovEMENr.-Yesterda workmen were
employed In hanging a very handsome iron gate
at the pipe yard adjoining the central guard.
house, which has for long time been entirely
open. II will add considerably 70 the appear r.
ance Of the front Of the building, and make the
cell range on the east side more secure.
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THE yERM9 J, BAKE OVENS,
aA{ sns a!rkAM CUTTERS,
FAiGS sSK.I Hay. PLATFORM and coUN-
WAGON and CARRIAGE JACKS,
For sale 5, +. BARTHOLOw,
Agricultural Wsrehouse, 35S Seventh St,
90 q colin between Pa av. and Canal.
p AIsINs, PRUNES, BATES, TO-
II LIS boxes Bunch RAISINS,
20 boxes PhUNES,
20 trails DATES,
IS barrels DRIE0 APPLES,
SO ~ s ssuS: ffSsAsNBERRIEs.
10 oaks CURRANTS.
Just received and for sale By
90 q cost MURRAY q sEMMEs.
ID 50 Kegs eholes BUTTER,
l2S boxes CHEESE,
sSSolSs. HAZE FISH,
so boxes Sealed HERRINGS,
80 barrels New MAGKEREL,
l0barrels New rfCKLES.
just REQ Ived and for sac b.,
ORANGE COUNTY CONDEMNED MILK
~ IL IL highly recommended By Physicians, Snip
Masters and Travellers. Insnres O sweet, pure ar
tiole Tor any length oftime Never becomes chessy
snd kaeIantied TO keep in aoy climate. q
III For sale 81 tscto prices.
ocN Corner 18th %. and Vermont sv.
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CossHs;-The Udden changes Of our climate are
Afse.ioss. ,EIpSSlsaes having proved that simple
remedies often - ReedllJ and certainly when
should a ono AXkd 70 Brevs,s Bronchial
NoeAes," or Let the Cold, Cough, or IT.
preoeutlon tops attack may be efectnally
yarded of bsatsrs and SinserS will find
voice. See ady~1ssmsnf. Dolly
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APPoINrEp.-we hear that Geo. w Hoover,
(brother Of ex-Marshal Jonah ID. Hoover) has been
appointed a second Lieutenant In the l4ih In
fantry, u. 8. A
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Congressional Nomination.

C0nRressfonaI NomInatIon.
BosToN, Oct. 3O.-The democrats Of the fifth
district have nominated Hon. George b. Upton
for Congress. Mr.. Upton 10 a strong Union man,
and accepts with strong disclaimer Of all parti-
zanship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-31

THEATER.-The spectators who flock nightly
70 see /" Our Volunteers" with Its fun, incident
capital scenic representation, and musical accom-
paniments, will have an added attraction Of the
first order tonight in the representation of the
brilliant comedy Of " Faint Heart never won Fair
Lady, with Miss Denim, Mrs. Bland, and Mr.
Brink In leading parts
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The BIockad. ef Savannah

BosToN, Oct 20 "A private letter states that the
sloop-of-war Dale captured schooner laden with
rice while endeavoring to run the blockade Of
Savannah for Cuba.
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ORPHANS CoURr.-In addition to the proceed.
ings in the Barney case on Tuesday, a consider.
able amount Of ordinary business was transacted
among which was the granting OF letters Of adj.
ministration upon the estate Of the late Col. E d
Baker, to his brother, DR.. Baker Gen. J. w
Webb became his security for the faithful per.
Torrance of the duties of the office
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

TAKING AN EsrRAY This morning ofncer Kim
bal came across two gentlemen with a colored
servant in a buggy with a horse supposed 10 have
been stolen on Tuesday night from q Mr.. King
The gentlemen went with the on Ger 90 Justice
Dom, where an explanation was given. Tuesday
night Mr.. King stepped In at Benter's resin ursnt
and left his horse and buggy with coat and can
In the vehicle. After about fifteen minutes he re-
turned and bis horse was gone. Captain Began,
Of the 18th New York Regiment on his way TO
camp, near the Navy Yard, found the horse with
out driver near the camp, and taking possession,
tried to find the owner. He placed Il in posses
sion Of Mr.. Farrell 10 be properly attended 70 until
the owner claimed II. This morning Mr.. r. with
gentleman took the horse and buggy 70 the STAY
ONCE for the purpose OF advertising, and were on
their return when arrested. OF course the eI-
PLANTATION was satisfactory, and the property with
all the contents Of the buggy were restored to the
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~ Suffers WANTED.
NREAT ADVANTAGES 70 be found b, Sat-
les, and desIers n Boots and Shoes, q the ofIt
HOUSE, az re- P Penn. svsnus, to'sr u
Nsss York prices, thereby saving freisht
Having constantly on hand o large Stock, We can
Alsfge assortment offs sole High-cut shoss, and
Lopg-ieg Boots. ~ arrr
Suffers literally dealt with.
A call from all dealers solicited.
90 7-lw2dp,&Svs
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MARRIEn

sstmp Ma G sh x n MI
Baltimore, to Nj. ADOLPH ADLER, Of this
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WHITEHuRsT, 43i Pa. av., IL furnishing like
nesses Of prominent men, including Gems Scott
McClelland, (from recent sitting,) Butler, Banks
Fremont, Anderson, Wool and Others Every
description of likeneses from miniature to life.
size See his card photographs for sending In
letters. DC 3I-eoIma
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NoTICR-Bevare of counterfsits and unprInoI-
PEG PEE dealers endsayoring to dispose of their own
HsinbolFS Extract BKchE, q positive and specific
remedy for diseases OF the Bladder, Kidneys, Gra-
Take no other. See advertisement IL another col
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ADJUSTMENTS.

~ A T ER.
SUSAN DENIM s ead e. & p Ros Es & in
Two Charsotsrs. Viii be presouted he LoEl and
OUR VOLUNTEERS,
FAINT HEART NEVER WON FAIR LADY.
NJ EATER!
IIR. BLAND has much pleasure in announcing
only OF the IL lowing eminent Artistes:
OPERA AND CONCERT!
MISS ISABELLA HINKLEY,
The Distinguished American Prims Donna,
at the Academy Of Music Of New York, BROOKLYN,
Boston, Philadelphia and IN other citits, has been
WITHOUT precedent, wi make her first appearance
ONE GRAND OPERATIC CONCERT,
FRIDAY EVENING, NOT 1, 1851,
On vhloh occasion she will appear IN oombna.
ton with the celsbI ated Artists
SIG. BRI6NOLI,
The Renowned Tenor
SIG. MANCUSI,
The Disting ulsbed Baritone;
The Great Bssso;
HERR MOLLENHAUER,
The celebrated Violonoeli Sc
The entire combination will be under the dIrec-
ton of the distlnguished Conductor of New York
'' VI ssiSNoR MUZ,o.
Part lst-A GRAND CONCERT.
Parts I'd and sdEITAtIAN OPERA. consisting
Oh the rf LTc isfSIq so BHSSIRGIA,
In Costume.
And the entire lsst act of
LUCIA Dl LhMNERMOOR,
In Costume.
SCALE OF PRICES.
Private boxes. 50 Dorchester chairs 81 70
Pare uette. so GEMS Dress Circle& Parterre 81
Boxes and SEATS csn be secured: WITH ut extra
BOOTS ODen INSTRUMENTATION
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS We are pleased 70 state
that Hotc all kinds Of India Rubber goods, In
Guiding Rubber Blankets, Rubber Clothing
&c, &c, can be obtained In this city at mdnx-
(aetxrer'S prices, at the India Rubber Warehouse
aS Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and
Tenth streets. &C 1871
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AFFAIRS IN ALExANpRu-The twelfth meet
ing of the unconditional Union men OF Alexandfis
and vicinity was held on Wednesday evening, at
Lyceum Hall. Twenty new members Joined the
association and took the oath Of loyalty TO the
United States. Lieut. Colonel Mclean, Of the
i5th Pennsylvania, made a sensible and effective
speech The band Of the 45th Regiment enlivened
the meeting with most magnificent music.
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EXHIBITION AND ASSEMBLY, at Odd Eel
IL Iows, Hal, east Eighth st.. Navy Yard, "A
BARNES will give q Free Exhibition of his ia
styio OF Dancing by his present Class, fromls9A
TO p. m. Assembly commences at O'Clock !;
tickets for gentleman and ladies 50 cents. Exhibit
ton free. Tickets to be obtained At the Hall.
81 lWt
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FRAUD Last nigh patrolman w alling arrested
Thos Jones for attempting upon two occasions
TO pass note for i've dollars, upon q broken bank
OF Havre-de- Grace, Nd. He was taken before
Justice Dom: Upon the justice sending for a
panion Of Jones's, who had accompanied him to
the once, suddenly left Roundsman Cronin,
snspecting that he, too, might be implicated
Started AFTER him and arrested him. He gave his
name az Isaac Burke. The evidence Of witnesses
and admissions Of themselves showed that they
were together In both transactions. They were
sent 10 Jail.