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Urban Gier, and stealing there from several a,ti.
grand larceny.
VIM; Hance, for an assault, and battery on Mrs.
town. Not guilty.
6orse TO Qurr rHs BusINEs.-Cu.Sc. FOR
nAe,iM Having determined to quit the dry
goods business, We offer our whole stock Of goods
70 the public for less than New York wholesale
prices, which we are anxious to close by the LIST
o. Jasnary with the privilege Of the store, which
one OF the best stands In the city, recently oc-
cupied by r. B. Hall, No. 375 Seventh street, be.
tween and streets.
de 1857 MATHEWS 4 Co.
INDIA RUBBER CoRKs-ManEfactx,sd xnds, Goof.
ysar's Patesf, Extended Jxns is, 1858.
new and desirable article which has long been
needed to take the place Of the common cork for
Champagne, Porter, Ale, Cider, &c, afrer the
OF nIed air and keep the liquor in the same state
AZ when FIRST opened
II being alright ID is the only article suitable
70, Acids, Aqua Ammonia, Smelling Salts, Indel-
IDLE Ink, and great variety Of articles which are
more or less volatile, and which DESTROY the COM
mon cork, but have no effect upon the Rubber.
The Rubber Stopper will not chip or break of
as the common cork 10 liable 70, making II neces-
sary to dig out the part left in the neck Of the
bottle or phial. its toughness and tenacity obvi-
ates this objection to the common cork.
They are prepared with the pures, articles, i'm
Pofhuk uo stuc1 VI tdstc 10 kDe most QeIlCHte
preparation, and may be relied upon by all Ply
sicians and Surgeons.
On the score Of economy, II will take the place
OF all other eorks and shoppers, as quantities Of
liquors Of all kinds and medicines are obliged TO
be thrown away, having become stale and worth
less, for the want Of being tightly corked. They
are also perfect substitute for ground glass stop
pers for druggists bottles and phials which often
stick and are difficult to get out
They are put up u dozen in box of different
sizes expressly FOR families, so that when any
bottle Of liquid is opened, the Rubber cork should
be used.
They can be put up differently, assorted for
Wine and Liquor Stores, Beer Bottlers, Hotels
Club Rooms, Bar-rooms, &c, &c, of such sizes
and quantities as may be wanted.
They will be for sale at all the principal Drug
glst and Rubber Stores throughout the United
States.
A company has been formed under the title Of
the Goodyear India Rubber Cork Company, for
the manufacture Of the above article, under the
exclusive license from Mr.. Goodyear's Executors
for the United States, and they intend to place
them before the public at prices so that
they will come Into general use and in a great
measure upercede the common cork
For sale at II. A. Halls India Rubber Ware
house, 30e Pennsylvania avenue, Washington,
ID. g. cost
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"THK SEVEN SISTERS ."-Bland's cory little
thester is put to Its trumps to accommodate the
crowds Of visitors to see the brilliant spectacle
piece, The Seven Sisters" but the courteous
ushers and box keepers somehow manage TO seat
the crowd comfortably by some judlcious mode
Of packing. The interest In the piece seems TO
increase nightly, from the fact that new and ef-
fective features are added ightly to the repre-
sentatiOns,
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Interestins from The south.


LOUISVILLE, Dec. il.-Gen. Rossesu, Nealey
and yohnson's Federal briZsdes crossed, iasi
Tuesday, t. the southern bank OF Green River,
near Mumfordzville.
The following items Of Southern news have
been received.
Gen ZoIlicofer, with large force, is at Bark
wills
The Richmond Examiner Of the 10th ssv,
laborers are being hired for the immediate con-
ktruction Of a railroad from Ceuueville % Manss-
So.
rhe Southern papers say the Federal forces car
not get more than oRe-third Of tie Sea Island
only $50, coo.
The Norfolk Day Book SAYS Gen. Scot win
soon be in the South, aflsf the manner Of Mason
and slidell's capture.
SAVANNAH, Dec. s "A party of Confedsrates
visited Tybee Island, on "Wednesday, and burnt
the lis hthouse there. The Federals shslled ths
Island, but none OF the Confsderates were hrn
From sixteen 20 eighteen vessels apparently
old whalsrsx wree saxlssIfc9asSeserdsf ~
x,AssEyrk fsnF Dee t:eqFs slss;gsa yel-
III 6f-fennskxse- has. Voted -tof Dtyn Did Sc
ezssfat1z afd~zafftsHdssLFf
y Gea L. E Spzrani snd = Srl<~s.kz - t.ss
CD seu sens,.rs TO The rebel coh. 'tss'nsA =.
siasa.
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CORPORATION CAsEs.-Yesterday, the cases OF
Geo. Parker and l.. p. w aldo, arrested by rounds
man fenwick upon the charge Of gambling, came
fned $50 and costs =
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DIED,

EOn the 18th instant, at 70 .. M. LILLE, eldest
daughter of Brooke and Martha Makal, aged q
years.
Her funeral will take place from the residence of
her father, No. 1876 Penn avenue, st 2 O'Clock to-
morrow. The friends Of the family are respect
fully invited TO attend.
On the 18th instant, Mrs. MARIA OCTAVE
BECK, aged 60 years.
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FARo.-L. p. Waldo and George Parker were
nan and Grant Yesterday They were charged
with dealing faro, and the offence being fully
proved before Justice Walter, he fined then
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LARCENY ARRRsrs.-Yesteraay, George Mon
day, was arrested by Patrolman Crown, upon a
charge Of stealing &25 from VIM Taussing This
case was dismissed by Justice Barnaclo. George
Monday, for the larceny Of goods valued at $50,
was held 70 bail for Court john Elder for the
lafceny Of goods valued at $50 from VIM Taus-
zig, was also held to bail for Court by Justice
Barnaclo.
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Doslr voRsEr the sotiilion party ct Odd Fel
iowS Hall, Navy Yard, this evening. good
tine IL anticipated.
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PICTURE FRAMES, WINDOW SHADES, PAPER
HANsINss. &c See advertisement Of ohm Mark
ritter, 456 Seventh street, Of his rich stock Of
paper-hangings, window, shades, picture frames
q high character In this community for prompt
ness and faithfulness In the execution of orders,
and whatever he says may be relied on to the
fullest
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FERMENTATION OF A STAND OF CoLoRs "A
stand Of colofs, on the part OF Pennsylvania 10 to
be presented on Saturday by Capt. George Glib
bon, U. >. Army, TO Col. Bfnney, I'D Pennsyl-
vania Volunteers, and win be received for the
regiment by Representative Kelly, Of Philadel.
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RUNAWAY AND SMAsH-This morning, a pair
Of hne bay horses, attached to Government
wagon, started from some point on Seventh street
south and taking direct route for the city, came
In contact with one Of Army L shlnn's mineral
water wagons, which was considerably injured,
a. was the Government wagon. Pop and cider,
In considerable quantity was split then and there
but, to the wonder Of lockers on no life was lost
or limbs broken-a fact somewhat remarkable, II
being market morning and the busiest hour,
when hundreds Of persons were passing.
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SELLING LIopoR WITHOUT LICENSE Ann Ken
nedy was nned 90 IS by Jasdce Clark day before
Yesterday, for selling liquor without license.
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ATTEMPT TO COMMIT RAPE Yesterday, Thos
O'Hern, soldier, was arrested by officer Pendle
and the Provost Guard upon the charge Of assault
and battery with intent 10 commit rape on Eliza
beth Brand, the wife Of a teamster The affair
occurred at house corner of First and North Cap
ttol street. The case was Investigated before
Jutsice Walter, who committed the accused to
JAIL FOR Trial at court.
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GEORGE CHRIsTY'S
VI OPERA HOUSE,
TENTH sTRRgT, BETWEEN AND y.
OPEN EVERY EVENING.
TUESDAY, Dec. 10.
GEORGE CHRISTY, In new 80 u every light!
CLAIRVILLE and STRATTON, in new ballads
HASLAM,
the great Flntist, in new solos every night!
JAPANESE TOMMY.
In songs, dances, and limitations of celebrated OPP
"a singers
TIM HAYES, the Champion Jig Dancer!
@, O'NEIL, the celebrated Comedian!
and the whole company in lau ghable performances
ALL THIS WEEK.
ApMIssIoS-Parsuet 30 cents Gallery Is cents.
Doors open at quarter to J; commence at apsTtsr
to 8, de 10
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Assault w:Ta INfRsr 10 KILL On Tueeday
night, about twelve o'clock, several pistol shots
were heard on seventh street cast, near the Navy
Iad gate The Sixth Yard palrolmen were i'm
msdiztely on the spot, snd srrssted Lieuts.
Thomas sad Lukins, Of the New York Volun-
teeFs charged by two soldiers Of the 9th U. q.
Cavalry With an assault and battery on them, With
latent 70 kill. The parties were ell taken TO the
station house C0dd Fellow hail. and Justice
CH!l, after an examidation, committed the two
etosrs nsmed 70 Jail, in detaut Of security fos
aSlf appearance.
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BOARDING..

pOARDING.-A handsome suit of Rooms, in a
- private residence near the Patent Office
Meals furnished in the best style. References re-
CURED. Inquire at No. 5s7 II, between 4th and
5th SITS. de 4 cost
pOARD.-Respeotsble parties may find good
ID Board and well furnished Rooms, nv day,
week, or month, in houses No. AIS and 477 18th
street, three doors from Pa, avenue. and midway
between Wlllsrds' and Kirkxoods' Hotels.
no &c Inn
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POLICE REPORTS The patrolmen Of the Fourth
Ward reported the following cases for Tuesday:
was arrested by patrolmen Lynch and Thompson
and sent to Jail by Justice Dom. Patrick McGau.
ley, threatening q citizen with violence, was
arrested by patrolman Pendle, and held to security
for peace by Justice Barnacle. W. p. Gosnefl
was arrested by patrolman leach, on a charge Of
larceny, and dismissed by Justice Walter. Mar
garet Lindsey was drunk and disorderly, and
the workhouse for 90 days by Justice Walter
Several soldiers were arrested and turned over to
the military.
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LOST AND FOUND.

EOUND-A Ady's BEEAETPIN. which the
tse Advertisement CAL st Nc. ~ ES1s C:ri'oI
" AZ 1eFsop street. beiween Biid9e snd the
S Safs togs o. tv9 GAYS ssei gold 49, 4 d.,
s. 1 of lie Of zoe s,S snd the
nens'nn ~ The ikIef Psvnbroksrs are requested
u. j. +. BEiKER. Star oaioe
STRAYEp1,F From Mr.. Pump'rey's stable, on
and her colt no ma ks TecolleStSd. TIA IN
sOlOT The nare IS sEsd !. or sy-sft. 4 reward Of
five dnls-s viii be given for any Informttion that
BusHER, Al sauirs 1onn's IF g ds,as,s" u
I 0ST.-A Wiring Tsb,s wss sold at auction,
A. 2sth SePts,n.sr, ~ Gresn WillIsms. corner
Sste PspeTs beion:ins to FT.ncis p4oEspns RI He
Is very enx Gus 20 recover fhem and any iafnrna-
e s0P 5! h' o III iSS Fss ,P T's:s sS
enth and strsets, opposite General Post Once
STRAYED. AwAY-On che 9Th, from tn. rear
ssoes e Rasd: i sigihRT gii,f
reward will be paid for her LsluIn to ne,
de list No. Louisiana avenue.
L HORSE. with saddle s.d BIRDIE Sf The e. DH
owner is REG uss.sd 70 come forward prove
o. tfe IS -
STRAYED Broke from behind wagon on the
- road between TsnnsllS town and s eorge q
Sa 3D. I'D cS S Sssf h..sI @
,,osTs reward viii be paid fo her return tn my
Ss 81 "a Hff sGd 'f Si :'fss
7 OsT-On Sunday morning last, on Il stree.,
LIRE, near q The feet Of Merdsn Hl package Of
no he e "A ,-zfn 10
WITH Simeon WHITLEY, Too 'nS No St so%i si
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WAsETNeroy
~ COUNTY, 10 -tcit IL hereby certify that n
Lewis Dyer, of said county, brous hi before IN
Horse sSUns R Rs.s. G
hands highs hind feet white, and a white stri De
SSwn his forehead; few willie saddle marks; and
Given Undsr hand of me. one of the justices Of
ne Peace II and tor the county aforesaid this loh
The owner ofths above described horse IL 70
SSuested to prove property, pay ch,rges, and take
de 10 81 GEORGETOWN. near The Aeusauc..
I QST7A SEAL. RING, and q FOX-HEAD
Il SEAL. attached 70 ring. with cornesllsn set.
sGtsss TO Ss svea to whoever the
S25 REWARD WI! be pad for the return Of
tSs .tsSe s1fsy VIII eTs d9PE; hired
tSI ss l7tn and 18th streets on FEds November
vIsage, large nose. between forty i've and ffty
years ofage, resld snoe Noble street. near Second
hands high, cap off the Left hap. The above re aid
Will DC paid for the return of the Horse. Harness
arrest and conviction Of John Foster.
de 7-lUf SAMUEL &. e. r. WROE.
DAN AWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER.
H near Badensburs. BOY ANTHONY, N
commonly called Toney. He ia feet inches IL
high, very black, short hair, grum counte- q
nance when SPOKEN to. with q small scar N
over one OF his eyes. Went away with blaokLx<
janketf United States buttons it, casnst PANTS,
yellow gauntlet gloves. | will give SlsO 10 anT one
that VIII bring him home to ne.
de 2w" FIELDER MAGRUDER.
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CRIMINAL CogRr.-To-day, Richard Piummer,
nee ire, negro, indicted for entering the house Of
Urban Gier, and stealing there from several syti.
grand larceny.
VIM. Hance, for an assault and battery on Mrs.
ann Nicholson, about week since, In George
town. Not guilty.
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GENITAL GUkRpaousK cAsEs-B.feSs JsBies
Walter jas. Brown, drunk; fned 81 s. Agnes
Dunn, drunk and dlsofderly; good looking, In
tslligrnt woman, who has been thres times be-
fore The magistrate. Her principal fault seems
o be a extravagant love OF whbky. She was
giyro her choice either to 20 the workhouse for
q DAYS OF 70 leave the city. She chose % emil
CRATE Henry Boswell and Vim. Clarke, for con-
templnous behavior before the magistrate, were
both Toe ked for the night IN one Of the cells.
Ias Mount, disosderiy conduct; fned So. JACOB
Peoere selling by sample; 1ned 80 50. or the
arrests one wss made by the second, and ave by
toe Third Ward Pstrolmen. Seven dodgers were
aceommodnted
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A. CARD.

NJ A. CARD.
NIR. J. At6LER Has the pleasure 10 inform
his friends and the pubho, that he has opened
frst olsss Restsurent at the Iavorits location on
and welEknowu a. AiKIer's Confectionery estab-
lishment. Having made arrangements for eos,
stan, supply of ali the deioao.es the SEASON ~
secured IN services of polite and copefen attkr
ean.s, he hopes to receive q due share Of PUB .
favor de 6 lm .
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WANTS.

WANTER..Tr,yo men j. IIsh., psyins susi-
.. l Rts:' inquire !" 81 r'R ". q !: oorroH.
=; A hRoSks i"'a a' SS'' %sss!sS
A hsLwe o. take care Of eSiidi.s. S5s a s
WANTED 70 RENT-A goUsE .sJyhere
w b'twsen First street and GeorEetovp Rsnt
Be-. N ssffHd s a. 81 aoH'@ d Il
WANTEDssA..r I, sober sT . and ippdas.Iious girl
sssshSsr, or IIoper IN q private family address
WANTED go RENT-A nsat, furnished
w EOUSE in n caHtral location, OF from 20 TO
Is rooms; Good rent. Best Of references given.
Address, In mediately, Box Ia star Office IL
WANTED TO - pgRSo ,sL sG;7Gg 5e..onshls
and Eisys1ts street. west and and y sts: nPIih
S6aIP p5c5s'Sr by spIylns at Room No 3 second
WANTED-Ayounge ERMAN, who e,n come
qure 4 $50 Pm ss st the store In
WtsFFEPEElii Gai' xEsT a. EANRs ttss
avenue. de LIST
WANTED-3 BOYS at A. L.TRUITTE's
Fsssn,S billiard Rooms corner Pa avenue a.; and
=
WANTED.1;7Ay youth who h.. sx peIienes ~ che
Best preferences given Ade,sss
WANTED-A good COOK, o1e that under
w stsnds cooking for a small respectable board
ing house, and can come well recomme rded viii
s sRs so0a si'uatOn by lnauirins 81 a. rsna
WANTED-Tvo smart WATERS. 1T the
az. SSoslinE Restaurant. Apply immediately,
Wanted. 8 good GIRL, to wash and iron and
'P a. Il fs 81: home Apply at aT4 Penn 'V'
WANTED-A GARDENER, or farm hand.
w Also, 6ns-toned Piano to rent. app. At
No ~ street de lest
VANTBD-A good VEST HAND wanted i'm
Penn. svsnue, between ~ and 9Th SITS de 10 St.
WANTED lMMEDIATELY-ssver good
w DREssM aKERS; Apply at Mrs BRAIN
ARDS. <24 Fifteenth 81. de lost
WANnTIEp,n,oA .. young NAN e .s.ys Ssrs N
All Warrington city Pos. 6foe 'V ds ic.ss.
EtR s S:Tt
s T.,te,; Sommlssary or suffer. Address n K"
WANTED TO RENT-Twoo or three ROOMS.
w with q Kitchen, near the Patent Ofice. by q
Once. 'AH Gnu MS ""'' AOu''' r de eI 10 ST. '
" hNEED-A BOY from 10 to IL Years OF age,
and write. Good wages and steady emp 'Oyment
y 2 sGe Sns WSEk' 18th and Fret
XNANTED-WOOD CUTTERS, TO cut wood
w by the cord, about miles from the city. A
comfortable house to live ir, and the highest price
at WIN. Sinister Co.'s Dry Goods Store, No a9
Pa avenue, between 9Th and sth SITS. de 1O-eolw
XUANTED-Good able-bodied MEN. For par
w ticSl.I. apr y q the Revlllo House. on G,
between zlst ana "a SIS oe u
WANTED-A good MILLINER; none but the
ket Space, between It'll and 9Th ste. dsSivE
WANTED-A good COOK and CHAMBER
w MAID. coed recommendatinns will secure
s s5f RS
WANTED-lo,oO whisky and brandy BOT
''' ' r b. HASTINGS & CO.
no S-f Philharmonic Building.
WANTED-Every person to know that am in
w the market, ready to pay cash for all articles
In the housefurnishlng line. Those leaving the
BUCHLY, 42s Seventh IT., between 6 ana II sts.,
least side,) Dealer In New and Secondhand Fur
nlture. nOl6
w HAND FURNITURE, STOVES and BED
prices Wf,Sn dscnns
having surplus of furniture, will find II to their
advantage TO give US call. -
elS-n No. 369 7th ST, betw. and SITS.
WANTED-TAIL0ks, TAILORs-9O T.,lors
g. KOLP, at Wall. Stephens Co.'s. se2
nn.DrrnY~
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CLOCKS AND WATCHES.
LUST Reeeiysd good sssoTtmsnt Of Clocks and
Watches 1t the old stand OF j. Robinson, ~
$40, opposite Browns Hotel. All Clocks IA
and Watches warranted.
J. C ]. r ROBINSON CO.,
$40 Penn. avenue, opposite
de6 Ct Browns Hotel.
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sale, leetp Satssb Rsa II ellas .GdVf lal e
e. S s. ss sc
dsmnfFs<s fs~ss 5sps:d b purchaser ff', : al
pSIht !.Ge 3, stating highss les 10 ca
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SuPREsE CouRr.-Yesterday, Mr. Robert b
McComb, Of Pa, was admitted an Attorney and
Counsellor Of this Court
No ls4. James Singleton ct al, plaintiffs in
error, vs.. Gustave Fouchard. This cause was
submitted to the consideration Of the Court on
the record and printed argument by Messrs
stanton, MeCrea, wilkins and Hepburn for the
defendant In error under the 10th rule Of Court
No. n. The city Of Carondelett, plaintif in
error, w. the city Of st Louis. The argument of
this cause was commenced by Mr.. Britton A.
Hill for the plaintiff I'm error
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Lieutenant In the volunteer force, was tiled on
TIE charge Of the theft OF watch frem Col
stephen l.. Potter, alleged To have been com
miued some -esks ago. II was shown that the
gasch bad been loaned 10 Bsche, and that the
Colonel afterwards missing Il, supposed that 10
nad been stolen, and the police arrested Bache
The evidence conclusively proved that there was
no Ieionious intent on bis part. The Jury 40
Quilted him without leaving the boz.
John Ryan was tiled on the charge Of stealing
O hat-not guilty
VIM. Kelly was tried on the charge Of stealing
coat, and was found guilty and sentenced to one
year In jail.
Bartlett and Lipcomb was found guilty. ON III.
charge Of stealing watch, valued al a so. and
was sentenced 70 q year In jail
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EARM FOR SALE.--AF FARM containing s25
l. acres, of which one halfIs in timber, the resi-
due of arabic land Of good quality. Abundsnce of
good water. well Distributed. Within half an
Washington Branch Rsilroed in Prince Georges
eoqutv. and within half mile Of the Turnpike of
from Washington. An Apple and Peach Orchard,
Of recent growth. House, Barn, and other smsl
poiolngs; Eor Psrnc s9S anu terms, eesnirsot
streets north, w Washington, ID. c.
so cords of oordvood for sale on the premises.
de5 9tf CHARLES q. SAILER.
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Mr: Edtor: | stepped into the Hall, corner of ID
and Ninth streets, Just one short square from
fennsylvania avenue, Yesterday evening, and
You may judge Of my surprise at finding not
more than half dozen adult visiters In the Hall
IL this state OF Affairs continues, the efforts of
many charitable ladies will be an entire failure:
put believe Ii Is In Consequence Of the Fair NOT
being known that the attendance is so small.
NO more charitable object can be presented 70
the public than the sustaining of orphan ssylums
especially In time Of war A V1sTTEa
WASH ngton, Dec IL
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GEORGETOWN.
Corr@seslsnes of THs Star.
GroRerrowS, July a, I.el.

GroRsETowS, July -, 1884.
private OF Company II, T5ird Michigan reg
iment, was murdered on JeEerson street, near the
canal, In our city, on Saturday night, about IL
O'CLOCK oy free negro, called Bill woodward
desperate character, WI" ha, served one term or
more In the penitentiary Some word. passed
between deceased and W oodward when th. lat
ter drew bis knife and Eercaly king IN. tol.
dier cut his throat, and, continuing "a. ,ssaul;
gashed the wounded mans breast In ,bo kIny
manner.
He (ihe soldier was removed 10 q house ns,,
by, bnt lived only short time, and his BODY wa,
then taken to the military hospital. woodwA, d
was arrested by Police OMcers Brown and Rob
iRSOn and committed 10 fail this morning, and 90
great was the Indignation Of soldiers snd citizens
here that he bad To be guarded on bis way 10 prs
on by squad Of soldiers, TO prevent the crowd
from teklng summary vengeance on him. He az
tsulted the officers who made the arrest
There were two Attempts 1T incend Ism YES
terday but both failed. The lumber ssrd Of the
Messrs. Pickell was set a Gre about O'Clock yes-
to-day morning, and the shed adjoining Messrs
RldgwHY Reynolds cooper shop sbnut noon
The Sixth Maine Regiment passed throu III our
streets saturday evening TO encamP on the
Heights.
The flights In this vicinity were crowded yes
terdav with persons listening 10 he heavy csn-
nonediug. which. II Is said, could be heard quite
distinctly away from the streets This NAV ssr N
improbable, but hundreds OF our citiIe=s can bear
witness to the fact
larFe balloon, Inflated and marked L e
passed through here and into Virgi nia Yesterday
morning, about half pat O'clock IL was he "a
down and carried along by some mea, and was
accompanied BY squad OF military
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DIED,

IL thls city. on the soth Instant; JAMES l w;
nULLIGAN. aged So q native Of Msryinnd, but
for the last 81 y ssrs native of this city;
The friends Of the family are respec' fnlly lnvled
70 atEsna his funers at O'Clock - Gay July 40
from his late Tssidsncs, corner Twenty hrzi AND
NJ SITS.
LINES DENOTED TO TEE MEMORY or TIE LATv
MRS SALvsDoRB MYERS, Az BsTHtNsB
FRIEND, BIT w. u.
She's gone her eents split flown
Into the land beyon the AIRY vale,
From whence she never will return
t. Us again.
She's gone from earth, from trouble and care,
To lighter SO 'nss IN heaven above,
With al the saints and angels there,
To ioin In endless love.
She's one, ard we miss her from the snoal oirole
With her rEd t face and yous laugh,
Which be- m. d til death enoiroled
The sFI.it which did Depart.
She's zone. and we miss her from the church,
And the music of her voice,
Singing In ton So rich,
Tha made she heart rejoice.
she's gore, but her memory lives
rg sfts1 in our hears,
While her soul IL to her Maker given,
sveetly are resss in heaven. IT,