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Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-14
ISLAND NO |. MISSOURI SPEAKS !!
rRONf MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, June 12.- Steamer from Old Point confirms federalists defeat at Great Bethel. Southern cavalry and infantry fol- lowed retreating invaders as far as New Market bridge, this side little Bethel, which bridge flying invaders burned. Ssutherners had six guns besides battery.
 No further military movement from Fort ress Monroe.
 Pierce is Massachusettser.
 HAGERsTowN, June 11.-Patterson's dvi- sion is motionless.
 Maryland House delegates instructed U. &. Senators to vote for recognition of Confede- racy.
 FROM WASHINGTON.
 WASHINGTON, June 12.-Mexican mails to be made up at New York
 Havana--every steamer sent forward thence to Very Cruz.
 WASHINGTON, June 13.-No attack will be made on Manassas until Harper's Ferry is ta- ken.
 Natives of Northern States have left for Europe, for thepurpose of fitting out Confed- crate privateers.
 Intense excitement prevails from rumors that Confederates are marching on Washing ton. Advices to this effect received at the War Department are not credited.
 FROM VIRGINIA. WHEELING, June l2.--Forty counties repre- sented--J. Foreman President. FROM OHIO.
 CINCINNATI, June l.-To Gov. B. Ma gofin: 1 have received information that Tennessee troops are under orders to occupy Island No. 1, six miles below Cairo. In ac- cordance with my understanding with Gen. Buckner, call upon you to prevent this step. Do you regard the Islands in the Mississippi above the Tennessee line as within your juris- dction, and if so what ones. Respectfully. Signed G. 5. MCCLELLAN, Ad't Gen. U. s. A. CINCINNATI. June 13.-A regiment of fed eralists has attacked Rodney, Virginia, suc- cessfully. FROM TENNESSEE. MEMPHIS, June 12.-Five hundred Lincoln troops, with Artillery, landed at Columbs, Ky. this morning. Hauled down Secession flag and then retired.
 FROM MISSOURI.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-14
FROM MISSOURI. GOVERNORS PROCLAMATION

Gov. Jackson's proclamation says that a series of unlocked for and unlawful outrages have been inflicted upon the peace and digni- ty Of this Commonwealth, and npon the rights and liberties of its people. by wicked and unprincipled men, protesting to act under the authority of the federal government. Solemn enactments of your legislature have been null lifed. Your volunteers and soldiers have been arrested. Commerce with sister States has been suppressed--trade with your own fellow citizens has been subjected to the har rassing control of armed soldiers. Peaceful citizens have been imprisoned without war rant, and unoffending and defenselss men, wo- men and children, have been ruthlessly shot down and murdered. Other unbearable in- dlgnities have been heaped upon your State and yourselves. To this you have submitted with patriotic forbearance, which has only encouraged more daring usurpations. My object has been to preserve peace and avert war from our borders. With that view Gen. P, ice arranged with Gen. Harney. The State government faithfully adhered to the agreement. The Federal government manifested its disap- probation by the dismissal of Gen. Harney, and commenced proceedings utterly hostile to the agreement Waving the dignity of Mis- souri, solicited an interview with Col. Lyon, and made proposition more honorable to the Federal Government than to Missouri, and that if the federalists would withdraw, would pledge the disbandment of the militia, forbid the introduction of arms into the State, protect all citizens regardless of their politi- cal opinions--repress all insurrections main tain stric. neutrality--and if necessary to carry out these pledges would call for Federal assistance. Nothing but desire to avert the horrors of civil war could have induced these humiliating propositions. They were re- jected.
 Governor Jackson has called out 50,00( militia to repel the invaders.
 ST. Louis, June 13.-W. o. Barret, brother of the late Congressman, has been arrested for treason-other prominent citizens are i'm plicated.
 Federal troops are being distributed througl Missouri. Three steamers are at the Arsena taking troops, destined for Jefferson City. The Osage bridge, on the Pacific Railroad has been burned.
 At Fortress Monroe truce was Jagged an detachment went to Great Bethel to bur. | the dead.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-14
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Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-14
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 rsa. DEALERS IN CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES! Provisions, Etc, Etc. aa 1JA

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Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-14
FRIDAY.
DEFEAT OF FEDERALISTS
 eN CONFIRMED.

LINCOLN TROOPS AT COLUMBUS, KY.
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Farther from Eurane

HALIFAX, Oct 16 The steamer Arabia, from
Liverpool on the 5th has arrived. Her news
possesses but few striking points.
An insurrectonarv movement had taken place
In Cyeldz, Russian Poland, in which the Mayor
was killed.
Mr.. Lindsay, member of the British Parliament,
in recent speech at Sunderland, gave IL as his
opinion that the English government should urge
the raising Of the American blockade. That
England and France should consider the e1psdi-
ency Of recognizing the Southern Confederacy.''
The financial depression continued at Paris,
and there had been some agitation owing TO the
advance In the price Of bread. In some Of the
Paris fauborgs seditious piacards were reported
to be numerously displayed, and some arrests
were made.
Troops have embarked at Toulon for Rome, 10
replace the others there
A strong naval expedition, with troops, had left
Venice for the coast Of Delmstia and Flame
AT recent cOnsistory the Pope 10 said 20 have
denounced all compromise, calling on his sup
porters TO be firm, and have no Cancellation with
impious men.
is asserted that the relations Of the Italian and
French governments are satisfactory as possible.
France had not asked for any cession Of territory.
The Spanish expedition to Mexico is actively
progressing, and will leave Spain shortly.
COMMERCIAL
The sales Of cotton on Saturday at Liverpool
are given at 900 bales. The market closed firm.
Bteadstufts closed firm. Provisions Were Quiet
Flour was frmerj sales al Liverpool at 27s gda3Os
Wheat was steady. Corn had an upward ten
dency; mixed Sis cd Beef quiet aud steady.
Lard hrmer On Saturday breadstuns closed hrm
and excited.
Consols o. zaQ3
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The War in Missouri.

ST JOSEPH, Oct. 15.-Eighty Of Major James
cavalry, at Cameron. on Saturday, came upon $50
or 300 rebels in a corn field, twenty miles south
Of Cameron, In Ray county, Mo. The advance
guard Of cur men routed them, the rebels seeking
refuge In the timber
Our guard was then reinforced by thirty Of the
cavalry, when they completely drove them from
that section, killing eight and taking ave prison.
ers. -Four Federals were wounded and one
killed. Our cavalry were at first fred on by IS
men. One lieutenant had thirty-two bullet holes
In his clothes and six Of the shots scratched his
skin.
SEIZURE AND RELEASE OF UNION ARMY OFFICERS
REwIcK, Mo, Oct. 15-The train on the North
Missouri Railroad from ST Louis was stopped at
this place yesterday morning by party or thirty
armed rebels, and six Union recruiting officers on
board taken prisoners The rebels then searched
the train, but for some unknown reason did not
enter the express car, in which there were three
hundred Enfield rifles and two tons Of military
clothing, destined for Nebraska. Two Of the
captured officers were released on the spot and
three Of the four others were set at liberty few
hours afterwards. No shots were fred. and no.
body was hurt.
MORE BRIDGE BURNING IN MISSOURI.
IL is reported that Big River bridge has been
burned by party Of rebels from st. Francis
county.
THE MISSOURI STATE ELECTION POSTPONED.
ST Louis, Oct. is The State Convention yes
terday passed an ordinance postponing the State
election till the FIRST Monday in November, 1862
The ordinance was passed by vote Of 40 to 1.
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SEALED PROPOSALS, till the 2lst OF Octo-
- Der, 1861, st II O'Clock m, are invited for SUP
plying the = rmy with Beef cattle on the hoof, TO
be delivered at Chambersburg, Harrisburg, or
York, In the State of POnnsy wanna, as the Gov
eminent may designate.
Bdd ers are requested to comp In ali particulars
with the form OF bid publ shed herewith.
Government reserves TO itself the right to pay In
Treasury notes other funds IL has for dis burse
ment, and to reject any bid and for any cause. No
bid will be entertained un the bidder is present
to respond to his bid.
The Government will receiy 1910 head under the
cont aot al will reserve the right to require auy
addit onal number up to l6 .OO0 he'd.
IS may he required.
The Cattle must average l,SOO pounds gross
weight; and IL animal will be received which
weighs less than 900 pounds gross.
No conditional bid will be reocISed.
The bids to be directed TO Capt. A. BRCKwIrH,
CiS U. ); Washington, ID. c., and endorsed
" Proposals for Beef Cattle"
FORM OF BID.
i, b, do hereby propose to deliver to the Gov
hnldIed pounds gross weight. The Cattle to be
Delivered at Chambers burg, Harrisburg, or York,
n:sy designate, according to the terms of the en-
closed advertisement. The Cattle to be weigh
on the soales, aud the weight 70 determined to be
the purchase weight hereby agree g. give q
good and sufficient bond for the fuIflment of the
contract and to receive Treasury notes or other
government FUNDS in payment for the Cattle.
The hfst delivery Of the Cattle will b. required
to be made about the 10th Of November, 1861.
So q I'd
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From the Upper Potomac.

Mall Correspondence Of the Associated Press
DARNEsTOwN, Oct. i.-One Of the soldiers OF
the New York Thirty-fOurth, captured with Others
two weeks ago while on a scout opposite Col. lie
DetO's encampment, returned yesterday. He was
taken TO Fairfax Courthouse; whence he escaped.
He reports that there no large bodies Of rebel
troops between the Great Falls and Leesbufg.
Two Of the six or eight rebel regiments which
paid our troops their respects at the Great Falls
three weeks ago have mutinied and left the rest
Ii is stated that they Mississippians. The re-
mainder of the force are scattered at Winchester
Martinsbufg, shephardstowD, and Hancock
There 10 full regiment at the latter place which
from the fact of s being The only post where sail
could be obtained was thought Of sufficient i'm.
portance to protect by a superior force. This ac-
counts for the sudden disappearance from this
quarter Of the rebel army
Some Of the regiments have not been fully sup
piled with their outfit Of winter clothing, and
these have been seriously reminded Of the fact by
frosts Of the past few nights
All was quiet along the Potomac yesterday and
to-day from the Great Falls TO the mouth OF the
Seneca,
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LATE LoCIL NEWS.

TIE WORLDS FAIR.-At the adjourned meet
ing. last night, the Commissi oners appointed by
the President 70 attend to the interests Of American
exhibitors at the Worlds Fair, the following
tive Committee DR.. b. r. johnson, Of New
York, Chairman; Messrs Henry, Kennedy, aud
Seaton, OF Washington; and Mr.. Partridge, Of
Maryland, the lsst-named Secretary.
The duty OF the executive committee 10 70 make
all necessary preparatory arrangements for the
International Exhibition. An once 20 be opened
in this CITY, and description OF all the articles
intended for exhibition is 70 be submitted 10 the
executive committee for their action. Inventors
and others may apply TO any Of the commission
ers.
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PROPOSALS FOR RATIONs FOR 1862.

Quarter masters, 0skcs q. Marine Corrs,l
Washing ton, September Is, 1857.
SEALED Proposals will be received at this ofice,
for fur finishing rstons to the u s. Marines, at the
following statioas, DUNG the year 1862. viz:
Charlestovn, Massaohusetts;
Brooklyn, Long Island, new York;
P9ilsds Phis' Pe .,1,St " %siun,.
Zach ration 10 consist oil ,nIee.Sa rtsrs Of pound
Of fresh Or AL. bee snty two ounces Of bresd
made OF extra supsrhne flour, or In leu thereof
s Of sSs A. 1
ent; and at the rate Of eight quarts of best white
OF Of o Sos o 1 nee
half pounds of tea; fftean pounds Of good New
sdspsntins Osnd, or ons;sndes. half gognds Of
ssEf !GsS
dred and fifty six pounds Of potatoes, to each hun
The increased allowance of tour ounces Of -four
or bread, and the allowance Of potatoes, "a above
h Hn BE- !. 81 sss
BY law and IsspfSt ~ on the LIST e JULY ss
oomman ling officer of each station, either in bulk
best and most onOiOe pieces CARCASS the pork
Be OF me best aasy Of Rnd: nsmsd
All snbisct TO inspection.
Form Of GSarastss.
guaranty ina. in case the oissona
bs .ccentsd n. mr. tb.y will vitS,n tan d.xs .fSs,
the receipt of the contract at the Post Once named,
execute the contract for the same, with good and
sufficient suretles aud in case sald --s shall
fail 70 enter into contract aforesaid, we guaranty
20 make good the difference between the Offer Of the
,y;. a. e. Sasrsntor
K. F,
1852
hereby certify that the above named -"
are known TO me az men Of property and ebe 70
make good their guarantee. "a y.
To BE- sissed sr tAe DATED Statss p,;trset ysdss'
Usitsd States Dtssrief Attorney. o. CollscfofD
No proposal Will be oonsldersd unless accom-
panied by the above guarantee.
(Neuspapers autb1nzed to publish the above
vii send the paper containing the hrst insertion 20
this once for exapiaetlon
w. b. SLACK.
| % 27-lswtv Maj ~ snd QusfteTmsster
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
PROM OLD POINT.

BALTIMORE, Oct 1.-THE Old Point steamer
brings the following intelligence:
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. B.-The gunboai
Seminole has arrived from Washington. When
passing EvansPort, above Aqua Greek, abe was
fred upon by the rebel batteries. Pour out Of
forty shots took effect; enc nearly carrying away
her mizzenmast-but no one on board was In
jured.
The Seminole returned twenty six shells, some
Of which burst over the rebel battery.
The gnnboat Flag has sent up valuable prize.
taken but short distance OF Fort sumter, laden
with molasses and fruit
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EDUCATIONAL.

DLAINFIELD ACADEMY, NEAR CARLISLE,
L PA.-Slst session 90 weeksl commences No
vember4 Thorough st-uotion and the comforts
of home. Circulars at Star Once Will lie at
Martins Hotel October 18th or address
X. BURNS,
Sc S0eolm PlaInield, Cumberland 90 Pa.
WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN FE-
w MALE SEMINARY,
BOARDING AND Day SCHOOL,
No. Az st bsttUesH 6th and 7th StS,, WdShiHgtoH ;
and No. Isl WsSI ST., Gsorsetotcn.
The duties of this Institution were resumed in
stores, or by addressing the Principal.
Sc q eOtf Nj. J. NARROWER.
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HORSE SrKALINs.-Its seems that there are msny
horse thieves round about the District at the pres
ent time. From the complaints Of citizens, and
the searches daily made by troops for missing sni =
mails IL 10 evident that horse thieves not only
numerous, but are successful operators. Com
plants OF the loss Of six, by various individuals,
were made 10 the police this morning.
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FIGHTING IN THE MARKET Eliza Foreman.
colored, arrested this morning for assault and
battery an aged German woman. IL vos the
result Of a contention about the occupancy Of q
stand, the property Of neither, but which the
owner allowed the white woman 20 occupy In his
absence. The celored woman knocked the white
woman down. She was held to bail for Court.
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Connecticut Legislature

HARTFORD, Conn Oct. Is The State Senate
by vote Of II yeas TO nays, to-day passed reso
luton ordering the removal from the Senate
chamber Of the portraits Of Hon. Isaac Toucey
and Ex-Governor II. Seymour, on account Of their
alleged disloyalty.
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SENT TO BALTIMoRE.-Wm. Moore, who wos
arrested in this city by oficer James NJ. Brsher,
for obtaining $500 from Mr. NJ. Caele, OF Balti-
more, by fraudulent me ms, Wa Yesterday taken
to Baltimore by ofhceT Busher, and delivered to
Justice Showacre, who Immediately committed
him to Jail for court.
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The oretIand CaIifarnin MaiI Rant.

The Overland California Mail II cute.
ATcHIsoN, Kansas, Oct. 15.-The statement
made in the eastern papers that party Of seces-
sionists attacked one of the ov erland coaches is
utterly false. They run with great regularity
and without trouble from any source. The EN-
plOyees IF the company, numbering some hun
dreds, have all recently taken the oath Of allegi
ance
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AT woRK This morning, q number Of prison
ers were at work on the avenue, under guard
They are soldiers arrested by the Provost Guard
for characterization or other offences. They were
employed to-day in making trench in the avenue
Al Ninth
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LOCAL NEWS.

IL Though Tar STAR Is printed on the fastest
steam prers IN use south Of Baltimore, Its edition
Is large IS to require II to be put to press at an
early hcnr: AdcertissnsntS, therefore, should be
sent In before u O'Clock N; otherwise they may
may not appear until the next day
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BOARDING.

pOARD.-Families and single gentlemen Gan
- obtain very pleasant Furnished Rooms. With
Board, on moderate terms, at 391 and 393 G,
between Sd and AZ streets. Transient and Table
BOarders accommodated. 90 2wt
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Secretary Cameron Gsins to Louisville.

CINCINNATI, Oct. l5-Secretary Cameron, Ad-
jutant General Thomas and Senator Chandler ar.
rived at Indianapolis last night and were escorted
to the residence Of the Governor. Secretary Cam.
eron made a speech to large crowd Of citizens
complimenting Indiana and Gov. Morton. They
go TO Louisville.
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DIED.,

On the morning Of the Eth instant, Mr., MEL
G. DRIVER, in the 3lst year of his age.
The funeral will take pace from his late resi-
denoe, on ~ street, corner of street south. to
morrow friday afternoon, at O'Clock.
After short and painful! illness, WILLIAM ID.
VINCENT, In the 18Th year of his age.
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MARRIED

On the 18th instant. by the Rev Father Matthias
AliE, LOUIS GALETZKI, Captain of C rmpany
A, New York Mounted Rifles, TO PELAGIA
TYssOWSKI.d aug hter OF AntoInette TyssowskI,
of this city.
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COUGHS, COLDS. HOARSENESS, &c.
- TYkER'S

This ple' SAINT and popular Cough Remedy has
been go long known and extensively used that most
persons have become familiar with its extraordi-
nary efficacy. Ii can he hsd at all the primo pal
drug stores, a. IS aud 50 cents q bottle.
d2m4
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sources of Pulmonary, bronchial and 4sthnldtie
Affections. Experience having proved that simple
taken In the carly STAGES of the disease, recourse
should At onoe be had to BYotsn's Bronchial
1roehs5" or Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough, or IT.
rtatlOn OF the Throat be ever slfght as BY this
pTecautIon more serious attack may be efectualy
yarded OF. Public Speakers and StrgerS will find
them efeotual for clearing and Strengthening tbs
voice. See advertisement. de lily
Persons desiring pennies will always find them
Tor exchange At the Star Once counter. n
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DosrON, Oct IS Lieutenan Mt Colonel Schriver,
with four companies Of the Eleventh regular In.
fantry left Fort Independence Yesterday afternoon
for Perrysville, Md.
The steamer Ben Deford has been chartered BY
the Government
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Death of Professor Long

Dfath OF Professor Long
BosrON, Oct Is Professor Long, Of Dartmouth
College, died, in New Hampshire, last night
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RUCKSKIN GLOVES,
ID GAUNTLETS, 30.
We call the attention of Suffers, RPgImental Of
hcers, and others wishing 10 purchase Buckskln
Gloves, Gauntlets, Nj ltuns, Purses, Tobacco POu-
ohes, POrtmOunaies, Legglns, DO, at wholesale, to
our extensive stock-all OF our own manufacture
at our store, 1O5 High street, Georgetown.
Our Gloves Gauntlets and Mittens are Of the
best quality, of real BuckskIn.
Military Buff and White Gauntets, Boxing
Gloves, Bucksklu Shirts and Drawers, made to
order. RAMSBURG Il EBERT,
los High street, Georgetown, ID. G.
and ChamOls for polishing guns, accoutrements,
DO, on hand. se Sl-lm
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THEArER-To-night "Amodeus" and the
"FoIIies of a Night" with Ben Rogers and Mis-
Denim In both pieces. most tempting bill!
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TsE cAsAL.-Trsde 10 quite active on the canal
at present, and there are numerous arrivals daily
not only Of boats with coal, but almost the usual
ngnbeI at this season with nour and grain.
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SWORN IN Moses Kelley, Esq was sworn In
to-day by Judge Purcell, Of the Orphans Court,
al Register Of Wills.
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STARTLING BUT TRUE.-The Volunteers are
Drawing the dangers Of Fever, SCu'vy, Wounds and
Cholera Many a gallant fellow WI cave his
bones to bleach, who, by the aid of HoIIoray's
Pals and Ointment, would have returned t. his
ttmly strong and hea thy. Soldiers, tIy them.
Only Is cents per box or pot. 90 l4-lv
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NoTICE.-Bevsre Of counter rsIts and unprIncI-
pied dealers endsavOring TO dispose of heir own
ana other artIoes on the reputation attained by
Tsmety for dIssases of the q adder, X ldneys, era
vel, D-Opsy, do 30, DO. Ask for HELM holds.
Take no other. See advertisement IL another col
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NgIsAscK.-A dead horse has been laying I'm
the canal near Fourteenth stree, bridge for the
Last day or two, making odious addition to the
combination Of bad smells which are encountered
n ali times In the vieiaity Of that nlthy receptacle
yclept the " city csnawl.o
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
Further Particulars of Col Gearys
Glorious Victory.
THE TROOPS That PARrIcIPATEDINfr
Especial TELEGRAM 70 the st.r1

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF TIE Ac-
TON, &C, &C.
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CENTRAL GUARDHoUsE CASES Martin Burns,
vagrant; workhouse 81 days Jno Leahy, drunk:
fined 81 81 Benz. King, delirium; dismissed
l.. Goodyear, drunk; fined 81 81. WIN. Grandin,
do do. 8 81. Michael Douohoo, disorderly;
dismissed, Jos. Kacher, drunk and disorderly;
wOrkhouse 80 days. Jno. Sbehan, do fine 81 Of
6. Kennedy, assault; dismissed. Arthur o. Brien,
drunk; do. Jas McGarvey, do do. T. 5 Sex.
ton, delirium; dismissed. Julia Thomas, COLD
out after hours; fined - "a. Andrew Kidwell
stealing; Jail for court Jacob Sanders col,d dis
orderly; fine 81 % VIM. Greason, drunk and
disorderly; ruled for trial. w. Stakes, disorder
ly conduct; dismissed. J Cromer, carrying a
concealed weapon; fined S26 GO.
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INDIA RUBBER GoODs We are pleased to state
that Hotc all kinds Of India Rubber goods, in
Guiding Rubber Blankets, Rubber Clothing,
&c, &c, can be obtained In this city at ,ndnn-
yaciHysT'S prices, at the India Rubber Warehouse
So Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and
Tenth streets oc 16tf