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Further From Eurspe

FATHER FoINr, Sept. 16-The steamer Anglo
saxon has passed here on her way to Qubec, with
Liverpool dates to the 10Th inst
The policy Of working short time as a precau-
ton against the contingencies Of the cotton sup
ply, continued TO make progress in Lancashire
The Times, In an editorial, argues that enoug b
has to show that the subjue alton of the
south is next to impossible and improbable All
the incidents OF the war thus far have been favor
able to the South. The editor says that the es-
tabllshment OF passports, the suspension of the
writ OF hdbeds corpus, and other kindred measures
all OF which are unavoidable, make travellers find
themselves more at liberty In Venice than New
York.
The Times also doubts much whether America
after the war is ended, will return TO their old
form OF government, and thinks that there must
be two governments, and that they will be less
democratic, although the North will bear a re-
semblance TO the last Republic.
IL Is reported that Austria and Spain have ad.
dressed collective note exposing their intention
In the event Of the French troops Withdrawing
from Rome, TO each place some regiments at the
disposal Of the Papal government
News has reached Turin Of the disembark ation
Of some reactionists near San Elpiedos In the
province Of Accoh. The troops Of the National
Guard were In pursuit
Liverpool, Sept. 6-Cotton-Sales of the week
q, 600 bales. Prices firm. at an advance of on
middlings, and a decline on inferiors
Breadstufs closed active-white tending up-
ward. Sales at an advance OF 2a3d Flour Arm
and prices higher. Corn steady.
Consols closed at %
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From Fortress Monroe.

Correspondence Of the Associated Press
FoRrRKss MoNhoE, Sept. Is "A party of four
teen "contraband" slaves escaped last night from
near Sewall's Point and came over 70 the fortress
In canoe. They represent that provisions are
very scarce In Princess Anne county, and that
there are some 500 Confederate at Sewall's Point
The force there 10 constantly changing
The vessels composing the blocksding feet
previous to the Hatteras expedition are again re.
turning TO Old Point. The st. Lawrence has
been OF Savannah, but brings no news. Tie
Dale and Albatross are also In the roads, the lat
ter with prize. ..-.-
We learn from a Frenchman who deserted the
Confederate steamer Yorktown that she is actually
iron.plated, 30 az to protect her sides and upper
machinery.
Miss Dix has spent the day at Old Point and
will proceed tonight to Washington. She ex
presses herself as highly pleased with the condi
ton Of the Hygeia Hotel Hospital, which 10 now
under the direction OF DR. Cuyler
Capt Dyer, Of the ordnance department, has
been transferred from Old Point permanently TO
Springfield, Mass.
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SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK p. NE
OUR MILITARY BUDGET
THI EIRIna AHnpE

TIE FIRING ABovE.
We have reports TO day Of an eagagement at
or near Edwards Ferry yesterday afternooa, in
which the u s. troops are alleged to have taken
two cannon.
The whole story grown out Of considerable
artillery firing IN that vicinity which we take 20
have been "practice, !" and nothing more; an there
10 nothing whatever known Of any affair oceur
ring there yesterday, at headquarters here.
PRISONERS TAKEN.
Al an early hour This morning two os three
prisoners were captured by troops on the other
side Of the river and sent here for exsmination.
They were found lurking near our outpost, and
were doubtless there a. scouts or spiss Amer due
examination they were sent 10 the receptacle for
such arrested parties.
THE NAVAL RKTIRINe BOARD
This important board met today In New YORK
IL seems 70 be expected that Il win proceed 10
weed the sctive-service list Of every ofhoer who,
from age or any other cause whatever, 10 now
unable to perform all or any duty incident 10 his
rank In the navy. Unless that expectation be
complied with 10 the letter. the operations Of the
Department are destined to be sadly embarrassed,
IL not 10 be wholly defeated In most important
affairs not long hence TO be esssyed, In q naval
Way.
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Ffsm Gen. Banks CeIumu.

lmdu Correspondence OF The Associated Press I
DAsNEsTowN, Sept. Ia "A quantity of cavalry
arms and equipments, which were recently seized
by some Of the soldiers at the house of Capt John
l.. Dunef, under the Misrepresentation that they
Were to be used TO aid the rebel cause have been
ordered by Gen. Banks 20 be restored Il appear
Ing from good authorities that Mr.. Dufef has al
ways been an unhinching Unionist, and that thew
were issued by Gev. Hicks to sustain the Union
cause in this county. Capt Duhef will return
them Gov. Hicks on their delivnry.
There has apparently been increased activity
In all the department Of this division during the
past week. There are numerous floating rumoTs
that johnson has been greatly strengthened along
the river line. On one occasion a regiment OF
rebels came in full view Of our pickles at or the
mouth Of Seneca river, but moved of before our
batteries could be brought to bear upon them
Col. Biddle, Of the Pennsylvania First Rifle
Regiment has declined the commission Of Brig
adler recently rendered him by the War Depart
ment, but still commands the first brigade Of
zen Banks column The cause Of his declension
he states to be that he stands pledged to his con.
stuents In Philadelphia to represent their inter-
ests In Congress, and should he accept a commits
sion from the United States he would be COM
PEELED, by the constitution, TO resign his seat In
Congress. He 10, however, determined to expend
his best energies In the field towards bringing the
rebellion to speedy and triumphant close.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Additional Foreign News

ST. JOINS, September 16-The Kangaroo pass
ed the Persia on the 9Th inst. The Nova Scotia
arrived at Liverpool on the 4th.
FRANCE.
The following diplomatic changes are an
The Due &c Grammont is changed from ONE
to Venice, and the Marquis DelvilIe from Con-
stantinople to Rome.
new pamphlet on the question of Rome had
appeared, and was attracting considerable atten-
ton. IL was regarded as daring imposition on
the recent manifesto Of the Emperor.
The Paris Bourse advanced, but closed dull at
The resignation Of Mingettis, Minister Of the
Interior, has been accepted, and Baron Ricasoli
has been nominated to the vacancy, with a change
Of the Interior to Foreign Affairs.
Victor Emmanuel has informally received NJ
Benedict, the new French Minister.
Aadinonai successes are reported over the Nea-
1t is also reported that some collisions have &C.
CURED between the Piedmontese troops and the
Papal gen d'armes.
The draf, Of an add ss, - n. r,
adopted in the Lower House Of the Reichsrath,
The Polish members RETAINED from voting
HUNGARY.
In Hungary the condition Of affairs continue
unchanged.
President Jefrard, Of Hayti, had paid the in
demnity demanded by Spain.
Another amnesty was granted by the King Of
Prussia to political offenders.
TURKEY.
Omar Pacha was about to commence operations
against the Montenegrin insurgents
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 4-Breadstuffs The market
closes quiet and hrmer. The American adyice,
had no effect. Flour frmer at an advance of 6sed
w heat active, the lower qualities having i'm
proved most. Sales at 9s 4dalOs Cd for red West
ern wheat; 11sa11s Cd for red Southern wheat: m,
Cd for white w estern, and lbs 6daI3s for white
Southern. Corn arm, and all quotations advanced
to tifing extent. Mixed corn 29s 9da3Os;
white corn 3la34s.
Provisions.-Beef dull. Pork quiet and steady.
Bacon Is declining. Lard steady with a fair
demand for fine qualities at previous rates 46as9s
Tallow quiet at ass .s46s Cd
Produce.-Common fosin % Cd aIOs Spirits
turpentine active, with advance for all ousli-
ties; sales at 65s a67s Cd Sugar quiet and steady
Coffee frm. Rice nrmer. Ashes dull; pots 2os
pearls 3is
The LATEST VIA QuBKNsrowN
LIvERPooL, Sept 5.-The sales Of cotton for
two days have been 1s 600 bales, closing Arm but
unchanged. Sales to Spectators and exporters
4 900 bales.
BreadHuffs frm and unchanged Provisions
dull.
American securities are steady. Illinois Cen.
trail shares 394.
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marIr.fa
Nrw ynp. ssn.emher "a Get

NEW YORK, September l6.-Cotson 10 quiet ut
at 81 II cents Flour has advanced 5sl0 cents !;
sales Of 1900 bbls., State o. 60a&4 70, Ohio az
holders demand an advance; sales Of $50 600
bushels, Chicago Spring at OIL o4ssl 06, MiIvsa-
kee Club 81 0e 81 10, red w sstern 81 14ssI 81 |;
white Kentucky 81 1881 81. Corn has advanced
lag cents; sales Of fo6 900 bushels, mixed st STA
53k cents yellow 81 cents Pork 10 firm sales
Of 400 bbls. Mess at ei4aS14 So Lard 10 quiet
at Sac cents. Whisky closed firm st 10 cents
Rice 10 frm at6ka7 cents. Sugar 10 frm sales
vado at 6kaex cents. Coffee 10 firm sales Of
$50 bags Rio st I3x cents Rosi o stssdyj sales
Of 900 bols at O l2ksA Is FfeiGhis are qsiet
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Later from Texas.

Bosros, Sept. l5.-Letters from Captsia Love
Joy, Of the bark Illinois, at Vera Cruz September
Sd, state that schooner was then In port which
had run the blockade at Galveston, and was
bound back again with a cargo Of coffee. The
captain Of the schooner reported that the greatest
distress prevailed throughout Texas.
Late accounts from Minatitlan report that n
pirate with four six Founders had arrived at that
port. The bark Illinois was bound thither,
armed with three six-pounder, one Of which 10
rifed, and would probably have brush with the
same pirate.
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DlEU,

On N. evening q the 18th inst CHARLES
WERNEk. is ths .s Sh year Of h.. ass,a member
= 4is frisnSs and those Of the family are respect,
fully invited % attend his funeral. from his sts res
to-morfov evening az O'Clock. 0utslJ
In georgstoxr, tins morning. RANDOLPH
TBOMhS, son Of snf, General fhomas, U. 8.
.fsstaasasl win taks place from the siasnos OF
hls thsf. 20 norfev ahernooe as O'clock. Ths
lsaas % ths Snily are isyiisd y sssssa, without
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Frsm LeuisyiIle.

LOUISVILLE, Sept H.-From indications per-
ceptble the last few days, 1t 10 likely the Louis
vile and Nashville railroad will be taken pos
session Of during the ensuing week.
In conseq uence Of this belief the brokers here
have advanced their rates for the purpose Of South
erp money, as 10 would be altogether uncertain
when an opportunity would again be offered for
transmitting IL South for redemption. tss-
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HukRAH FOR HuMPHREYs & JuKsNKxANN!-
N notwithstanding the amount Of fear exhib ited by
the community with regard to the war now pend
Ing between secesh and the Union we take pleas
ure In saying that the picnic given on Monday at
Humphreys L. JuennemannS was spent by our
citizens with great deal of pleasure. We there
fore recommend all DESTROYS Of drinking a fine
glass Of beer. and otherwise enjoying themselves,
70 give patronage 10 the above nrm.
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GOVERNMENT SALE OF CONDEMNED HoRsEs s.
This sale took place on Georgetown Heights yes
terday, and was well attended. Several ind ferrous
incidents occurred In one case, poor old worn
out steed was knocked down for SIX cents The
purchaser. after immense labor. removed his bar
gain TO bis premises, hen the old horse disguised
with the value placed upon him, quietly laid
down and gave up the ghost.
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Tug sEEAT RVsH TO AIMS hs. e..ssd
q IA r sDS s Is sitaf e
s sai q, sv1s s Yex ~ s'' HH~ SeE
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WHITEHuRsr, 434 Pennsylvania avenue, fur
nishes superior Card Photographs, suitable for
sending In lettsrs. See his likenesses Of distin-
guished men, views Of camps, etc. Photographs
In oil and water colors and pastel, from minia-
tufe 10 lie sine an 17-eolm
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Is II PossIBLs that any Soldier can be so foolish
g. 20 leave me city without snppy of hollew 81 =
Ointsnent and Pills! Whoever does so will deeply
regret %. hese medicines are the only oertsi q
cuTes for Bowel Complaints, Fevers, Sores and
Scprvy. Only IS cents per box or pot SO l7-Iw
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S.ixnr..fO.nt,,

Seizure Of Csntraband Gseds.
LOUISVILLE, Sept IA lot Of medicines and
soldier buttons, valued at % 900 seized yestef
day while being smuggled southwark.
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FIsHr IN CONFERENCE.-The EIis, q feet
white man, and Charles Bontz, a feet 4 col
ofed man, got into row near the omni bus stand
In Georgetown last night, but were prompt v
arrested by the Metropolitan police.
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OBJ FELLow's BALL has become the great GEN.
trail attraction Of our city, and every fun lover
makes for Seventh street nightly with might and
rich and racy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-17

adoption Of the Constitution, by the Washington
Clay, and Frontier Guards, takes place this eve
ming at the Thirteenth street Baptist Church. Al
interesting entertainment may DC antici pated. Sex
particulars elsewhere.
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- sidney websser, ESQ !, TIE pr,vsss ssoes-
- Ia tbs City, Apparently 10 Az qcslths tis many
fftsnfs here VIII b hEppy 70 is-ak - = -
"Nr. WIS be- l.surpea Y wssslagsssS
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10 be inserted In the BALTIMORE SUN are received
n and forwarded nom TIE star Omce.
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nEPOT QUARTERMAsTER'S OFFICE.
IL N r. IQS1

DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE.
~ WAsRIssT TON. d. c., sept. 9, 1851.
sEALtD Proposals will be received at this once
troops IN this city and its Vicinity north Of the Po
t9mae river wi hin S6l FIVE miles OF the city, of
Oo@%enciDs list d.! Of 0s,obeT, 1851. and sndint
on the slst day Of March, 1882 The wood to be of
,Seh susntit!s. sad az such times as the Depot
Good security will be required for the fulh lmens
OF the contract
consisting Of lasl one hundrsd and twenty eight
cubic feet, and to be endorsed "B Dis for Wood"
6ds The IsssrSs. 70 si@.o the the
right to reject ell bids that may be deemed too
Payments to be made at the end Of each month,
BY returning the orders drawn on the cor trantor
Brigade Qusrtermssters of regiments, brIgades,
oreorps, endorsed on the back Of said orders for
NJ ~ - WV b. II. RUcKER.
Sc ii I'd Quartermasser U. 5 A.
SEALED PROPOSALS. are invited till the 10th
IF "a, Ssy p Of PssWsfr sS fo5 the Army
6a:5sis per week. The Potatoes to b Of TIE sPss
quality and equal In quality to the following
MERGERS (blue,J
Meroers Iwhite)
The PSss.OS, 10 be delivered n and
g made in treasury notes Il Government should
The P0.stOs; to be yered in good, strong bar
ss s bd SaG IN o rs 20 Dc 50
WITH. G. g., U. 8 A., washington, d. G. seS
Tuu oArTEN TIoN. sUTLERs!
HE 'hxAr sa 6EtIsH o. Tp TTBS CAMPAIGN,
At JAMES s. GfBs6k's
saa pa .i sU,LER's DkfSI, ,., IT,,
The onIy I i.ss o 6nd 4 pure: :ss s..
W'fA "h SRf&E rp aifE. End MEALY.
TO at At AtRsYEif nntsFEd sH's 81 KEer.
DC ss sR bs .ass
PsnR.yly.nls avenue, corner Of Second street
TO GR01GERs.You want % please your GUS
ssf :s sSa su, h es rho 0 s..
no aSTEE ~ !,iSsiEsss TAuRANrKEEpEss.
ssl:!e:! ,i Thee by Pots,as; o. s,ssl CO: 8,
aSS %. so 5a.ns sss. w be seller
Ohio, I,di.n., and Kentucky money in good
standing ~1'n ~ 'a'' w. STEEL h co.
$50 penlnsylvenis avenue, corner Of second
1T 2: MAIL STAGE LINE Between WASH
E Es!a Iss SHf 81 as snS e. ss
csetsdl a O'Clock and j. Q. Gonodes coz. l.isn
daily. On Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays,
through TO Poolssyile Tuesdsys, THURSDAYS AID
satuIdsys 10 Frederick; rsturninE next days: s
az x1-im BENZ. COOLEY.
THk. sUBSCRIBERS RESPECTFULLY
! invite tbs attention of the Army and A. -
snd MAYA FgkNfsHING GOODS. NJ
zach a. Indigo Blue Cloths and Dosskins.
Gsgs, Esaalst:s L.sss. SHOULDER strsss.
ESf sif i%siIssI % is'a.s''a PAT
.sis sys s e ~ I ;sSs F:iR|S s;y
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BIZ rHE sUnskR Of guzsdhouse cases IN the llst
yestsfdsy and today, 70 Win be seen Inn ths new
Penss are de.ng geed ssviss IN bringing aslin,
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

cOh SALG ANU KENT. 4
FOR RENTI-A t.o- story BRICK HOUSE,
YIN gas-No. 500 : ineteenth ST., between
h.s Thy the nsis6SorSo"d ssnsss isaS,re ssss
IreIal- es: se l7-2tf
TOR SALE-A FARM. coutaining 50 aores Of
good land, IN the, Georgetown and Rookville
rs.hforSood iocstion very healthy: Eac. iGSG
ss.!s H aEN S1 EGiaFs q ss n
gomery county, Md. sc i7.Iws
gmodou. BRICK 6wi E rPNt15nI HSSsE
nofsh hpp Gs on Ss pf E and
EuRNIsHFD HOUSE WANTED.-A nicely
L FURNISHED House wanted. with all conveniences
,ot nousskeeolns. by permanent tenant, 10 q good
nesr , ne AvsHus. Address Box e2s Post Oioe.
EQR RENT-Ths large three story BRICK
hUUSE No 81 containing u rooms, with gas
With .I@ilsr sdvsntssss. to Be rsnsed With Of
ythoogt farnitq, Q also, House No. 50. Apply st
no ~ pennsylvania avenue, bstween 2lst and 22d
FOR RENT.A BRICK HOUSE, on Elshth
street, No, 271 } between NJ and N, suitable
o sas rs oS
A FARM OF NINETY. ACRES FOR SALE,
a., or eaonange for good Washington City prop
from the District Of Columbia has $4,000 worth
OF good oak timber on II some Of it Is under Gull
tlvsuon az present. There is no house on the psoe,
nut 70 acres Is enclosed by good fence For fur
S W.. Par1cniaSs address Box s35 Post Office,
Wasnlngton, D. Y. seH-StE
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, az No.
~ 400 Twelfth ST., east side, between and ri
ns. The locality 10 unsurpassed in this olty, and
the rooms are among the most comfortable. No
children In the house. Every attention guaran-
tied. Terms moderate. sells lv
FOR RENT-A STORE on Pennsylvania ave-
q nue., and Fixtures for sale. Apply at this Of
nee: elL2ws
FOR RENT-HOUSE 4O2 Penusylvana av,
4 over the bookstore Of Franck TaJlor-a place
for professional man. se4-f
HOUSES FOR RENT-No. as and No. "a, on
II the south side Of Indiana avenue, both of them
very large and convenient houses, with good sta
bling and oarriage-hOuses.
Also, the eomnodicus and large House, No. 3ss,
Apply 70 THOMAS BLAGDEN, No 4ss sey-
enIh street. jy II 2awtf
EOR RENT-The north HOUSE of the row of
L now four story houses on Fourth at, between
ID and T. sts., No. 3ss, fronting the City Hall
square. Possession given Immediately. Apply 10
WILLIAM II. PHILLIP, Attorney at-Law, No.
40 Louisiana avenue. ma 1l-eou
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS.
~ -Four handsomely Furnished Rooms, supplied
With gas and water, and convenient to the Patent
end Post Once Departments, for rent. Apply al
aS0H Massachusetts, avenue, north side, between
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTS

THE SCHOLARS OF WEST GEORGE
L town Sunday School will give q Vocal Con
cert on THURSDAY EVENING, Sept. Is, 1861, at
commencing at 8 O'Clock precisely,
Admission vs. cents children 10 cents. No tick
cts will be sold. Payment at the door. se l6 At
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METROPOLITAN PoLIcE-Superintenaen webb
and Assistant Superintendent Thomas are unre-
hitting IN their exertions 70 bring the Metropol-
tan force 70 a standard OF exceilence which has
nereiofore been considered unatainabls In this
city. One thing that they are lmpssssiny upon
the men, thatthey mustIot be seen loa nn2 d con
the corners OF elsewhere on the streets. Any one
Of Tie pstrolmen seen holding forth on the street
70 group o. admiflng listeners, not uncommon
lag dismissed All good eitiEens will encourage
the,s tno,s towards reforming police matters In
The District. - -
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NJ Though TUE ~ An In printed on the fastest
ssesrn rrsss IN NC south of Baltimore, Ia edition
"a % lsfge 20 require II TO be put 70 pres. at an
Iszrly boar; Advertisements, therefore, should be
vent in before IL O'Clock m; otherwise thew NAV
not appear until the next day.
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PRAY BRofHEk.-Elsewhere win be found
several announcements by this well known house
season. Their stocks Of autumn and winter goods
az all their old customers know, are Of the most
desirable qualities, being either carefully selected
they havelad In stock Of goods specially ada pied
70 the wants Of military men; and we can assure
soldiers and Oeieers who purchase there that they
VIII not be yIctimiEed with anything In the
"shoddy" line upon the shelves Of the Perry
Brothers Their heavy goods for servants wear
are Of well known excellence, and are eagerly
sought for. In the way Of mourning fabrics toe
sock Of the hessrs. Perry 10 remark ably complies;
asd their carpet departmentis a well known fsn
sitntion" Of the city. The system Of fixed prices
adopted a. this establishment Of course commends
Itself 70 the Judgment Of all cash purchasers
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CoMMITTKD.-Fanny Cook Balhmore lass,
We, Ieiy s,as g., vs.s, ~ Ing ., ~
street. She was engaged a q domestic Tor chzri-
table motives on TIE part Of the family, and
pleading headache, laid down in q room where
there were two wstches-one belonging 10 mr..
vssal, and one TO an army ocscer. One Of these
watches "a galvanized one) abe took and cold 70 q
negro, named James Mason, FOE 81. Fanny wa
committed to jail by Justice Clark % await her
trial, and warrants have been Issued for the
rest Of Mason who IN NJ q c1mp I'm the vicinity.
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EDUCATIONAL.

DLEAsANT VIEW sEMINARY.-Thed duties
Il of this School will be resumed on the second
Monday in Septembsr Terms $50 for board and
tsItion in the English branches for year of ten
SO Wv HYattsvils. Prince Georges 90. Nd.
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LkRcENI-fhis morning Lawrence Fun, OF
the SIN Infantry, was taken 70 the once Of justice
Dom, ~ Lieut. Remington, and given op % The
civil authorities for Trial upon charge Of sted NJ
watch from John Conner. Be was com niu>d
70 jail fof trial al the December term Of ths cslmr
fnnl Court - - -sfs.s 49,. 49,. 80.
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TIE ARREsI OF ANoTHKR REsInENraL Posr-
nAsTKR-A postmaster Of one Of the New York
regiments waa arrested yesterday morning. and
conhaed in the camp Of the regimeat, On the
charge Of purioining money from letters IN me
mall Of which he bad charge. This 10 another
evidence Of the fact that the post once frcqnen
ly charged with the failure promptly 10 deliver
letters which IL really stributsble 20 the fact that
dishonest men have, In many instances, been en-
ployed a. postmssters by the regiment.
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IT :. MAIL STAGE LINE Between WASH
" ington and Rockville leaves <5yss<
MSrtiS,S HotsI; cor sth and cts ~
cestsdl at O'Clock and /. @. Conodo's. cor. s4ish
and Be.1i sts, Georgstovn, 81 O'Clock returning
through TO Poolssvilie; Tuesdays, fhursdsys AID
Saturdays 10 Frederick; returning next days. :. 8
az 22-lmSe BENZ. COOLEY.
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4 OST SIS RKwARD.-Lost, last evening, q
IL Colts 7-inoh Navy REVOLVER. silver
mounted, mar ked Mortimer Thomson 1851 :" The
above reward will be paid to any pers~n who may
return the pistol to MORTIMER THOMSON,
251 r st., between 13thAnd l4th or to Mr. Chad-
wick, Willards' Hotel. ne lift
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