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Gitp 0r0inantfs.
Supplies for Street COmmis@
sioner.
pE it ordained b. the hoard of Mayor ad Ala.rnsa

ID L ora3ined b tie B0aFd q AEyoF aEd AIdsFnen
ID o. The city Of Memphis:
That the Street Commissioner shall furnish the Board
OF Aldermen At each drss regular monthly NEE ing
thereof, an estimate Of the amount and character OF
lpmBer and tools which be VIII require daring the en-
sUIsg month IN executing the orders Of the Board ard
IN performing such work % be may be required rom
time to time to perform by the laws or ordinances OF
the city, and If such estimate Is deemed re1souao Is ana
proper by til Bozrd, ths Mayor shzI be ordered TO pur-
chase such articles az nay be embraced therein
Approved August, 1851.
JOIN PARE, Mayor.
Attest.
T.. RICHARDS. CITY Register. ~[au23-l0t
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! EhrtnRn, china and stose-
I WsTs, AID all other wares
composed OF earthly and
mineral substances, not
otherwise provided for
EHoaustio tllas
Ether
FelspaF
Flg-slue
Fire crackers, lsky rockets,
Roman candles, End al
similar articles used IN
PyrOteChliCS
Fish, whether fresh smoked,
sailed, dried or picked moi
otherwise provided for
Fruits preserved IN their
own juice or pie fruits
Fish, glue, or isinglsss
Fish skins
Flats. brsids, plaits, spar
terre aud willow squares
used for making hats or
bODnsts
Floss silks, feather beds
feathers for beds, and
downs Of all kinds
Frames and sticks for um.
breI'as, parssOis and sun
shades, finished or unfn-
ished
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household not otherwise.
provided for
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Nsnusacturss and articles
Of marble, marble paving
tiles. Knd sll other marble
mesS advanced Ia N nu-
fsotars than In slabs or
blocLs in the rouzh, not
sthsrWiEe provided sor
Manufactures Of paper, or Of
which paper IL > coDpo-
mem material not other
wlsa provided for
Manufactures Of wood, or OF
which wood is 3 com o.
neUt part not otherwise
provided for
Mating China or other floor
mstting, and mats made Of
flags. iHte Or grass
Medicinal prep'tions druss,
Toots and leaves in d crude
stgte, not Otherwise pro-
vi&fd for
Morphine
n afaHr mans
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
LATEsr FROM KENTUCKY.

Early Movements Of the Federais Expected
Withdrawal of Nelson's Commend from
Prestenburg-A Confederate Sqsad Fired
Upsn, &c.
NAsHvILtE, Nov. % -Movementsi In Louitville
and elsewhere In Kentucky afford indications Of
early movements Of the Federals Large numbers
OF them, for the past ten days, have arrived and
departed for their respective rendezvous. Three
regiments have arrived at Louisville daily, and
been sent towards Bowling Green. Gen. Nelson's
command bad been Withdrawn from Prestonburg
to tne mouth Of the Sandy, from which point they
were sent to Louisville, Wild Cat, and Camp
Dick Robinson. Troops seem to be concentrating
at DanvilIe and Crab Orchard.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 27.-The Louisville Courier
Of Yesterday learns that a squad Of twelve men
were sent 20 Franklin, XIV, on Monday last, TO
arrest some Federals who were committing dep
relations IN the neighborhood. The Federals bad
collected to the number Of twelve or bfteen at the
house Of one Of their number. The owner Of the
house defled the secessionist squad, and Fred
upon them, killing one and wounding one or two
others The secessionists charged upon the house,
set FIRE to It, and burnt up all the men in IL except
two, who escaped. A detachment cf twenty I've
cavalry arrived at franklin 10 arrest the parties
implicated.
General J C. Breckenridge, with his brigade,
had arrived at Russellville, Ky, where the Con-
fsderate Convention was In session. The Federal
forces were advancing towards that point, ard IL
was currently reported there that Gen. Crttenden,
with 1000 men, was within thirty miles Cf that
place. The object Of the Federal advance 10 TO
break up the convention, and II possible arrest
the members OF IL Gen Bteckinridge will GER
rainly give battle II attacked.
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pENsION OFFICE, ysrI 9Th, 1861.
TO ALL WHOM ~ MAY cnNcRRN

~ ALL n1O34 HI INA CONCERH,
2Sd June, 1850, for tho reissue of the Land War
rants described herein, which are alleged 20 have
been lost or notice is hereby given that
at the date following the DESCRIPTION Of each War
rant, g. new Certificate, OF like tenor, will be ia
sued. If no valid objection shall then appear
NO s'7SS, Tor LIE aoIes, issued under the act Of
Isl. ''' 0H '' IAN u"' Oh '0i'' is''-DeosmOsr T.
No 81, BUS, for leo acres, issued under the act Of
March, 1855, In the name OF Hannah, widow on
James Mlison, and GRANTED on the 3dth day of Feb
ruary, 1857 December 50, 1851
No. "a $50, for Id acres, issued under the act of
Msrch, lass. In the name Of Martha, widow ef An
drew Mellon, and granted on the 18th day Of pnl,
No. SSne, for l66 seres, issued under the act Of
March, 1856, In the name of Samuel r. Jsckvsy
and granted on tae lst day OF August, 1855.
March, 1855, in the name Of William II Tarrsnce.
and granted on the 18th day Of July, ls56-Deoem,
No. its45, for 90 acres, issued under the act Of
september $50. In the name Of Levi Treadvell.
apd granted Ssp,smber 18th, 1851.
In the name Of Abel Piatts, and Eranted NovemhsT7
18th, l85l-December Is. 1851. = :
NO ~ ~ for $50 acres, issued under the act of
March, 1885, in the name Of Thomas Johnson And
granted on the 9Th day of September, Is57-Jsn-
40. q 2is. for 90 scres issued under the act of
March, is56. in the name Of Polly. widow Of John
Camp, and granted on the Esd day Of September,
No, Is 4z6, for l63 acres issued updsr the act of
March; 1s55. IN the name Of lillian scott and vss
granted on the lst day of May, iss6.-Jsnuary II,
.m. JOSEPH "A. BARRETT,
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SECOND EDITION.
MONDAY, December Q, 1861

SENArE.-In Senate, the BODY met al the usual
hour, Vice President Hamlin In the chair, and
nearly all the members being in their seeh
usual announcement that the House had organ
lied and Were prepared 20 proceed 20 business.
The body remained IN that position Until TIE
Stars reporter len the Hall, ct quarter before
The following are those who sppesred In their
seats viz:
Me..u. Anthony, B:ysrd, Bright, Browning,
on, Doolit,le, Feaenden, Foot, Foster. Grimes,
Hale, Harlan, HsrTis, King, Lane Of Indiana,
Lane Of Kansas, Latham, MeDougall, Morrill,.
simmons sumner, Ten Eyci, TSom.oS, Tgsm,,
bull, Wade, Wilkinson, Wilson.
The following are those who did not appear In
the Senate Chamber:
Messrs. Breciinridge, Howe, johnson Of Tenn
Johnson Of Mo Kennedy, Pearce, Polf, sherman,
Wiley, wilmot
The following, II will be remembered, died in
the course Of the recess, viz: Messrs. Baker and
We notice Mr.. Powell, Of Ky, In the city, ana
presume that be will take hit seat In the course
Of the days session.
HousE.-Afler an impressive prayer by the
Chaplain, Rev. Mr. Stockton, the roll Of the
House was called, Ia members answering 10 their
names
Several newly elected members presented them
selves and were sworn in.
Mr. Dawes presented the credentials Of Hon.
Horace Maynard, Of Tennessee.
Mr.. Stevens, Of Pa J., moved that the cases Of all
gentlemen claiming to be Representatives from
the seeded States be referred 20 the Committee
on Elections.
Mr. Dawes stated that Mr. MAYNARD had been
ELECTED at the regular time prescribed by law,
and before his State had passed an ordinance Of
secession.
The motion to refer vas withdrawn, and Mr.
Maynard was sworn in.
Committees were appointed to walt upon the
President and Senate with the Information Of the
ergasszstiou Of the House and its readiness to
transact business
Mr.. Hickman presented The credentials Of chas
s. Foster 81 North Carolina.
Mr.. Vallandig ham claimed that as Mr. Fosters
case was presented to the House last summer, and
his credentials referred 10 TIE Committee on Elec-
lions, where they still remain, these additions
papers should be laid before the committee.
Mr. Hickman stated that these papers were the
certificates OF a second election 81 Mr.. Foster,
held under the provisional government Of North
Carolina recently organized.
Mr. Vallandig ham," That wss At Hatterss ["
After further discussion Mr.. Fosters case was
referred
Mr.. Richardson presented the credentials Of
Mr. Joseph Segar, Of the First Congressional
District OF Virginia, which after debate, were
referred
The petition Of Mr. Beach, OF Virgins, claim
ing seat in the House, was presented and re
ferred
Mr.. LovejOy introduced joint resolution ten
dering the thanks OF Congress TO Capt. wilkes,
United States Navy adopted.
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The MEssAGE.-At 2 p. m. to-day, the Presi-
dent was waited upon by the usual joint commit
tee Of both Houses Of Congress, who announced
the readiness of the body to proceed 10 business
when he announced to them his purpose Of send
ing in his annual message tomorrow forenoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-02

The GALLERIES, the Hobbies, and all the sp-
proaches to the Senate Chamber and House Of
Representatives Hall were densely crowded this
morning, showing the intense public interest felt
In the proceedings Of Congress.
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GIBBS HAIR STORE,
EsI Us IL f.. s1 5st5 bfRD lsstS
elyays On hand, or made 20 order q the shortS' 4
sIssi: hs b1:s g 6 - s: s:s =, =,
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

CRIMINAL CouRT.-The December term Of this
court commenced this morning. The sessions
will be held for the present In the Council
Chamber, the court room being occupied BY the
court, brief but impressive charge was delivered
by Judge Crawford, and they retired TO enter
upon their duties.
The following is list Of their names A. Brad
lev, foreman; Geo. s. Gideon, VIM. Wilson,
Benjamin Beall, Jos. C. Lewis, Jos BRYAN, James
Towles, Andrew Rothwell, John II. Goddard,
Clark Mills, George Msttingly, John Grinder,
Thomas E. Lloyd, John Fox, Jas. r. Halliday,
Peter F. Bacon, Job w. Angus, Ed. M. Linthi-
cum, Jenkin Thomas, John p. Pepper, Matthias
v. Buckley, Samuel McKenny, John cOstigsn.
Joshua Pearce.
The petit jury was then called, and answered
as follows
Joseph FoIlansbee, Elisha Lsuenby. Patrick
Crowley, John Tretler, Basil Robey, James H.
Durham, Samuel H. Sylvester, Francis Riley,
Watkins Tolson, John Pick, John NJ Hanson,
George 5. Dom, George !. Noyes, John v. Ride
nour, Henry Martin, Thomas Cissel, John scriv-
eneI R,i Lewis wright Henry B. Waller, Henry
Samuel Phillips, Asa GladmOn, Thomas Lundy,
William r. Doniphsn, George Craig, Thomas g.
Clayton, VIM. Fenwick, and Isaac Burch.
There being no cases ready for trial, the petit
jury was then discharged until tomorrow.
A SMASH UP.-This morning, a four horse
team attached to heavy Government wagon,
sternation in the streets. The horses turned into
the hack stand at the National Hotel, where a
handsome barouche belonging to Mr.. Carpenter,
porter Of the National, was standing waiting
the orders Of two passengers. The wagon barely
escaped contact with the coaches in line unem.
ployed, and came upon the barouche with fall
force, completely demolishing It, Fortunately
none OF the crowd Of persons around were In
Jured. The frequent occurrence Of similar acci-
dents ought to induce drivers 70 be careful how
they leave their teams in the streets.
The SUPREME CouRr met at IL a. m. today
Present-The Hon. X. b. fancy, Chief Justice,
and Messrs- Associate Justices Wayne, Catron,
Grier, and Clifford.
The Chief Justice announced 20 the bar that
the Courtwould commence the call OF the docket
tomorrow under the 26th rule
The Court then adjourned until tomorrow AZ
IL a. N.
HoN (GEs JAMES n LANE, Of Kansas, Is 70
be serenaded by bis friends tonight, at nine
O'Clock, al Willards'. Hon. Owen Lovejoy, Of
Illinois, Is expected % address him on their
part. Good music will be on the ground.
CIRCUIT CouRI The case Of Jones 90. Der.
mott Is still under consideration In this court and
counsel are YET engaged in arguing the instruc-
lions Prayed for by MIR. Brent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-02

An xsrIRE change Of programme, with the
beautiful La Mondolina. at Canter bury Hall to-
night. Original plays, unequalled I'm novelties,
new songs add dances, make up the huge bill for
tonight az this establishment
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MARRIED

At the Lutheran Church, Tuesday. November 10.
by the Rev: q. Butler, WALTER d. wy
WILL, Of Maryland, to nENRIETTA L. ACk-
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THE 6RKATEsT NUMBER YEr.-One hundred
and sixteen marriage licenses were issued from
the month Of November Just closing. A very
large proportion Of the bridegrooms are soldiers.
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DIED,

On the morning OF December LIST, JOHN HO-
GAN. in the Soth year Of his sac, after long and
painful illness. X. p.
funsral 10 n orrow evening % O'Clock, from his
lae residsnoe, 334 street, between 18th and i!th
sts,
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HoN (GEs JAMES LANE, Of Kansas, Is 70
be serenaded by bis friends tonight, at nine
O'Clock, al Willards'. Hon. Owen Lovejoy, Of
Illinois, Is expected % address him on their
part. Good music will be on the ground.
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THEArER - The theater- going community
would not hear Of letting John Owens of with
six nights performance, and consequently Mr.
Bland has secured him for another week. A
good bill TO night.
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Steamboat IellIsion-Eight or Ten Soldiers

CINCINNATI, Nov. 4s-The steamer Belle
Creole, from Cincinnati, for Pittsburg, deeply
laden, and the steamer Fall Stone, from Kanawha
with portion Of Col. Lytle's Tenth Ohio Reei-
ment, came In collision last night, seven miles
above the city The Belle Creole sunk almost
Immediately. The conclusion knocked eight or
ten soldiers into the river and II Is thought that
nearly all were drowned. The cargo Of the Belle
Creole 10 valued at so 600. Insured in Cincinnati
offices.
Washing way Of n Bridge.
LOUISVILLE, KY Nov. 30 1t Is reported that
the bridge Of the Louisville and Nashville rail-
road over Rolling Fork was washed away yester-
by freshet
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PRoDucE MARKRr OF wAsHrNsroN.-Rsported
for the STAY by Messrs w E. Clark Co., whole
sale Produce Commission Merchants, No 427
Seventh street, between and II.
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THE LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
Latest from Port Royal.
RECONNAISSANCE OF TYBEE ISLAND.
SHELLS THROWN AT THE REcoNNoIT-
ERING PARTY.

NEw YORK, Dec. 2.-The steamer Mcclellan
has arrived here from TYbee Island and Hilton
Head. She carried Gen. Sherman and his STAFF
to Tybee Island, where a reconnaissance WIS
made, during which four shells, which were
thrown from Fort Pulask, burst near the party
There was no damage done, however.
On the return Of the Mcclellan with Gensrsl
Sherman TO Hilton Head, they passed the gunbost
Florida, with Commodore Dupont on board,
bound TO the mouth Of the Savannah. The Flor
ida returned the same evening.
The Mcclellan len Hilton Head on Thursday
night. She brings the mails, and dispsschss
from Gen. Sherman and Com. Dupont. The
health Of the troops II perfect
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-02

CIRCUIT CouRT The case Of Jones 90. Der.
mott Is still under consideration this court and
counsel are yet engaged in arguing the instruc-
lions Prayed for by MIR. Brent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-02
FROM FonrnESS MONROE

arrived bringing no news. There wss no Gag q
truce from Norfolk yesterday. as
The steamers Boston and Delaware have sailed
with large supplies for Port Royal
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KIss's NATIONAL Circus This entire estab-
lishment has removed to Georgetown, and will
perform for three DAYS, on the lot corner Of West
and Green streets. The whole Of the forces will
appear, including the champion leaper, Tom
King. and Messrs Gardiner and Kennedy, clowns
Frank w hittaker, VIM: Kincade, Jas. Ward, F f.
Tournaire, Philo Matthews George Archer, l..
Franklin, Mad'lle Marie, Miss Virginia, Miss
Eloise, the child rider, and Madame Camille
will all participate In the performance that will
be given both afternoon and evening
In the course Of two weeks the new Amphithe-
alter IN this city will be completed, and then the
management Of Kings National Circus w I'll pro-
duce an entertainment that will, we ar assured +,
surpass anything Of the kind ever given In the
Metropolis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-02

GKo CHRIsTI IN rows LIT needs no other as
surance that Washington 10 to be amused this
winter, than the fact that the renowned George
ChristY 10 In town, making arrangements to bring
his troupe here for the season. and 70 that end has
secur"d the Baptist church building on Tenth
street, which be will have remodeled Tor nrst
class house Of entertainment.
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I osT-On THURSDAY. the gath instant, from my
Ha s@' and White H GPSSSfsTER
single due claws. also one month ago with
double dqs SaEf T Be given for each II left
tween 18th and 14th sts. no 80 st,
STRAYFD-Awsy from the subscriber. q large
AnY Gsts,H nth ss b ..d SSs y Sr.
at No. So Maryland avenue, between 9Th and 18th
streets, Island. noS0-St'
N0TICE.-November 18th, sbon. 70 NJ. drOpp d
hGase an GTs4 chPE Go
collar, brownish mix. tlnged little with blue,
SEs s sTd sse
The Ieturner of said coat TO F, j. HEIBERGER
CO. under Browns Hotel 30a Pa: s ~ sig
GAME TO, THE sgBsCRIBER,. on the 28th
with red on the back The owner is requested to
fSsm and prove iy 03af't k aSd take
West end of Third street,
no S-Sf Georgetown. ID. G.
EoUND..Certi6cste of DEPosITE. Apply at
no 50 Sc p' w B. WEBB. supt.
yember, a., the corner Of 9Th md E streets,
can have the lame b, calling at No. AIS, / street,
between 10th and 18th streets, proving property,
and nd Pss 20 s.E for this advertisement RuRKr
L nesday, November nth, four COWS, soerSH
two red, one white and red, and one roam.
DfsSssT on the
Cemetery, and IL miles from Bladslsburgh.
SS RICHARDSON'S or stolen a dark bay
lsft hind foot white above ven the S'f fTst joint; IN
age years and months.
no sO-st. No. 214Bst, bet nth and iath..
1CUU ward npon the detection and cow ction
of the Incendiary who fred nv book bindery on T.
the FTsHEn and PsrsevsrsOoe engine 20
who were upon the ground, for theiT exertlons TO
save Ss property on that G GSSaf0f PETTrRoNE
L dark COLOR HORSE. with saddle R~ ''
saG 1 bT calm, Gn Es NO oE1 can haze
tween and streets, proving property and pay
ing no C assse PATRICK MURrH
nIsTRIGT OF COLUMBIA, uWAsHNeroN
Nicklas Of u CITY and county Of Wssh- SN
0ne 81 .RS 1 said
eounty, this Eth ds{ of November, 1861, strsy,s
sSt REnd It IL said G
CALLED By the saddles slight star In the forehead.
side chsfed BY harness. shod all round; switch tail
The owner of the above described horse is re-
qnes;ed to prove property, pay O. argos and take
nim away. In91i6ea At 432 street, near General
Witness my hand and seal this 9th day of No
vember, 1851, ID. ROWLAND, J. p. for
nO9 ST Washington county.
I OsT-On the evening of November asth. a
IL dark Sorre HORSE. The finder will n
b. IIberally rewarded b, returning him to IN
LII. THOS GAFFNEY, Fort Craig, Na.NN
STRAYED OR STOLEN. ON the evening of
- the 25th instant. from the agon Camp, a
18th street, between l. ard M streets, aEN
small sized Dun ColOred RORSE, with6A
bsze face, eighty crippled in the forefeet. and
aud halter. Any person returning him to the gov.
erOment stables, Fl street, between 2;st and a2d
streets, VIII be li6eraly rewarded. no q sts
PAN AWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER,
IL ne.r Bladenshu'g, BOY ANTONY, xa
commonly called Toney. he is feet inches ~
high, very black, short hair: grum counte- IA
nance when spoken %, with q small scar
over one ofhIs eyes. w mt away with tlack Il.
unlIea safes buttons on IT. casinet pants,
that will bnng him home to me.
nov 10 2ws FIELDER MA6RUDER
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SIox AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS IN HOSPITAL
The Union and Army Reporter, published this
day, dec % gives the name, &c. Of every ofhcer
and soldier in the hospitals For sale at the news
paper depots Price 3 cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-02

BARNARD's VuLcANIzED PINS do not corrode,
do not cut through the thinest paper neither win
they spatter over the roug best surfaced paper and
are decidedly the best metallic pen ever made
ehillington, bookseller, stationer, and news
dealer, Odeon Building, corner fouf-and -a-hah
street and Pennsylvania avenue, II agent for the
sale Of the 'sVulcanIfed Pen" IN this city.
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ODD PILLOWS HALL.-A new bill, new per.
formers, and a rich assortment Of new gifts dis
tinguish the to-night's commencement Of the
thirteenth week Of the Campbells at Odd Eel
lows, Hall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-02

A MEMBER OF CONGRESS wishes to Sc
n cure Rooms and Board for himself and family
Eve persons in all. Prefers house with few or no
other boarders, above 18th street. near the Avenue
Address 81. G. L." at this office. no2 lw
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WAR AND NAVY DEPARTMENT RI.
PORTS RECALLED.
PHIIApxLPHIA, Dec. 1.-The reports Of the War
and Navy Departments have been recalled bv
orders from the President, and win be sent back
TO Washington.
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BOARDING.

ROARD.-Respectsble parties may find good
week, or month, in houses No. AIS and 477 18Th
street, three doors from "a. avenue. and midway
between WlllaTds' and Kirkvoods' Hotels.
s6 Inn
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J 9 Bache, who Is SAT-, 10 he a I'ienisn.nt ~
ne NAVY. was arrested by Detective Ondcer A.
a. Alien upon ch.1rge Of the larceny of a gold
Vel ana cnath nom Col. Potter. He was COM
hIueo 70 jail .or further hearing
Last nlS 1t Detective Allen arrested a youno
Lnsn -ied Magee on a charge Of entering the
pc" -ses Of VIM. TrusseY and stealing a check
io $780, and about SIS In silver coin and Treasury
notes After partial examination he was held
TO bail for a further hearing.
Besey Mack was arrested Saturday by the
provost guard Of Gen. Conch's Brigade for selling
liquor to soldiers. Betsey was sent to Jail In de-
fault OF security to appear at court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-02

IL dark Sore HORSE, The finder will "a
b. literally rewarded b, returning him TO IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-02

w. w: BuRpETrK, at No. ISL It'll street, be-
tween and K has determined not only to con-
Il aue business but also increase It very largely
Yesterd Nv and TO-DAY he has received more than
100 pieces Of beautiful dress goods, such an de-
laines worsted goods, silks, &c, ranging In price
nom Is cts 20 81 IS Also large assortment Of
new style eloaks, canton fannels, Ac., &c.