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INDIA RuBBKR BLANKETS,

Noe IS yokr TIME 90 Bay.
$3.50 rubber Blankets, feet long, feet wide, at
81 80 each,
5000 ubber Blankets, feet long. feet wide, at
o. eaoh,
1000 Rubber Blankets and Poncho combined, for
- each
Attic Isdia Rnbb, WarshOass, sos Pa avenue,
between 9th aud 10th ats. no I-tf
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Arrest of NIattheM ]. N

Arrest of Matthew J. Msury.
CLEVELAND, Nov. 6-Matthew J. Maury, OF
New Orleans, was arrested here to-day by United
States Marshal Bell His trunk contains a large
number OF letters to parties In the febel States.
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army use for polishing for olssnInE gold. silver
copper steel, brass, an iron. or any hnish,d sur
Provinces by the Army for the past 10 years, for
cleaning guns, &c. SutEers should be supplied with
thIs article. IT,
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Destruction of a Like PrePelIer-Twenty
Lives I,0st

CHICAGO, Nov. THE propeller Hunter. Of
the Buffalo and Chicago line, was burned this
morning, While lying opposite the warehouse Of
SturgiS, Smith Co. The boat was valued at
SiO, OUO, and fully insured.
Twenty persons, whose names are unknown,
and SUPPOSED 20 be deck hands. were lost.
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RIofrxs N MARBLE ALrRI Thursday night, a
party Of soldiers went into Marble Alley, and
engaged In q very disgraceful riot, TO the very
great annoyance or adsme Dupree and her board.
era, smashing windows, throwing stones, yelling
and whooping. The metropolitan police made a
descent upon the party and succeeeded In
four-D n. Raw, w J. Davis, Mich,el Darneli,
and Jacob Smith-who were taken 70 the guard
house and disposed Of by Justice Thompson, who
hned Davis 90 81, and the others - 81 each or
course the military authorities will add a little TO
the costs Of their fun.
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CONTINUING. w. Burdette, No. ISL Sew
enth street, between I and X, has determined to
continue business little longer. Therefore you
may ind in his store very large, fne. fresh,
new and fashionable stock Of dry goods, lust re-
ceived and opened for inspection. One price.
Terms cash.
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LARcENI CASES --Last night, q young woman,
named mary Jones, was arrested by detective on
Ger Allen upon q suspicion Of larceny Of about
SIX dollars In money from the trunk Of another
young woman who resided in the same boarding
house with her. The evidence was entirely cir.
eumsnnusl, and did not justify her detention
She was honorablyacquitted by Justice Dom
Chss- Fitch was arrested upon q charge of lar
ceny Of money at Lists restaurant. The witnesses
not being ready for trial, the case was postponed
fore Justice DOM
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From sam Ffancikca .

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 6-The steamer Uncle
Sam has arrived from Panama.
Trade was dull to-day Isthmus butter 27H
cents; lard 13K cts; candles heavy.
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TRINTY CHURCH.-The Rev. DR.. Butler has,
we hear, acceded to invitation Of the vestry to
oficiate in Trinity Church till Easter. As the
church Is in state Of great EN- barrassment caused
by the difficulties Of the times, and the removal
from the city of some of the most a uent members
Of the congregation, DR.. Butler has declined to
receive any compensation during this temporary
engagement. except the voluntary weekly offer
ings to be taken up on Sundays.
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CENTRAL GUARpHousE CAsEs-Befors Justice
Thompson. Stephen Dudley, drunk; dis
missed. Jacob Smith. riot; fined 80 81 Peter
H. Raw, do; do. 30 81. Michael Darnell, do +;
do. 81 o.. w. J. Davis, do do. SO %. Jacob
Haley. do /; dismissed J. F. Mathews, drunk;
fined 81 81. Henry Johnson, larceny Of several
bottles Of wine; committed for further hearing
Martha France, disorderly conduct; fined 81 81
Elizabeth Brown, do do 81 81. w. A Muir
ray, do do 81 IS. Chas. Guss, do do 81 81
Henry Hill, out after hours: dismissed
TO-ddy.-Jas. Lindsey, drunk and disorderly;
fined 81 81. John Mann, diSnrderly in the street;
do. 81 So Anthony Casson, do do 81 so. Geo
Coates, col out after hours; do. 81 so William
Robinson, col, do do. John McGregor, drunk
and disorderly; dismissed. Dennis Johnson col ,
out after hours; fined Sl.5s. Isaac II. White, do !;
do. sl.94. b. Hicknugger, do do. 1.9i.
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sTAB3iNe, &c.-fhursdav night a number of
sailors from the Navy Yard being out on leave,
took little more whiskey aboard than was con.
sistent with harmonious intercourse, even among
old saIs; ana consequently they quarrelled and
the quarrel resulted In a hight. One of the num-
Der named Jas; Hurley, when at the corner of A
street north and Z street east, drew a knife and
lnnlcted several severe wounds upon the arm OF
q companion named Vim. Morrison Morrison
was taken to his quarters. An order for the ar
rest OF Hurley was obtained from the Department
to-day, and probably he viii be arrested before
we 90 TO press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-09

ORPHANS COuRr-This Court Is engaged to-
day In granting letters Of administration, &c.
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DAlSINS, PRUNES, DATES, 60.
II LIS boxes Bunch RAlSINS,
~ boxes PRUNES,
20 trails DATES,
Is barrels DRIED APPLES,
barrels CRANBERRIES,
% dozen jars BRANDY PEACHES,
10 oa,ks CURRANTS.
Just received and for sale by
oo q cost MURRAY & SEMMES,
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ILL.-The public roads belonging to the United
states leading from the Navy Yard bridge, on the
right towards the hospital, and the left to-
wards Good Hope, are being widened, graded
and graveled, and provided with cutters and sub
stsntal stone and brick culverts, and the work is
being done in an ample, thorough and durable
manner. At a meeting Of the Board of Visitors of
the Government Hospital for the Insane, held at
that building last month, they passed resolution
rendering their thanks to Major B B. French
Commissioner Of Public Buildings, for the enter
ments Of the public roads belonging to the United
States the esst side Of the Anacostia now going
forward, which will, when finished, do much
credit to the Government and the officer under
whose auspices they were conducted.
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COMNrssIoSKD.-MrW VIM. winship Of George.
town has been commissioned hrst lieutenant In
Cot. Tait's First District Regiment He IL 3
popular young man, and az fst In military tao.
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TIE WASHINGTON GYMNASIUM is now in the
full tide Of prosperity In the Of the energetic
and every way-capabIe management now at the
head Of its affairs Those who have never en-
joyed the privilege of q visit TO the establishment
have no adequate idea Of its very complete ar.
engagements for physical training and develop
meat
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Coal ANB WOoD FOR THE CI1Y-We are glad
to state upon authority OF William p Smith
Esq, Master CT Transportation upon the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad, that the Washing
branch is able to convey all freight reo-,rc ~
this point, coal and wood include Ia;tharto
me ieaalng cause OF delay In delivery Of arti
Der Of sidelings, war sunC ;I,, nun .n-
,he 80 ps Vi lie great amount Of freight that
,rsn.no,, "as oeen so suddenly called upon to
nIa,S Arrangements have now been com.
ID by which coal can be dumped from cars
sfer the manner practised at all great coal depots
and large number Of cars suitable for the trans
port Of wood in large quantities have been con-
structed for use upon the road. Some two or
three hundred tons Of coal were landed here
yesterday; also, between one and two hundred
cords of wood
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Wisconsin Election-Large Democratic

MILWAUKEE,, Nov. Later returns show large
democratic gains in Racine county. which usual
ly gives |, 200 republican majority, but is now
supposed 10 have gone democratic.
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AN IMPROVEMENT OF THE FIRST oRDER.-To
meet the enormous Increase Of demands upon his
establishment, growing out Of the corresponding
late enormous increase Of the resident and tran.
sient population Of the Federal Metropolis, our
enterPrising fellow-citizen, John d Rammack,
10 doubling the facilit e. and luxuries of and the
space occupied by, his deservedly famous restau.
rant Thus he Is building, next door, the most
spacious saloon In Washington-9O by 40 feet and
is feet from floor to ceiling-to be fitted up as
artistlcally az any similar hall In the Unite
States. His kitchen room 10 also being dor "a
with the addition Of all the latest range -, nooS
ments and facilities. Always far improve.
the very best eating houses In =. Jus a. one OF
its progressing imProvemc o,s sni.ba5 ~ YIN az
tined TO create decide .en,,,,on .mona u, s.,
.sIn.. ~ ~ risoS' Washington who avail them.
~. ne ~ = where good eating and drinking
arc sure 70 Ie obtained
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The REMAINS Of the late Col Baker left this
city In the early morning train Of Thursday, in
charge Of the California committee which will
accompany the body as far as New York.
special car was provided for the occasion. The
remains are to be taken to California in the next
steamer
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THIRD WARD POLIcE.-The amount paid into
the Bank Of Washington by Justice Thompson
poration OF Washington during the month of
October, Is $3.50 20. The amount Of judgments
superseded 10 Sal 33-total s4lO SO. This, we
learn. is the lsrgest amount returned by Justice
Thompson fer any single month since he has
acted. for upwards Of twenty years, as police
magistrate.
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THEATER.-An extra bill tonight, "Lucretia
Borgia" and capital afterpiece. All the favor
lite performers Of the company appear to- night
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CIRCUIT COURT.-This Court, after the transac-
ton Of some business OF a routine character this
morning, adjourned TO Monday next.
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0Q7 MILITARY TRIMMINGS. OQ7
Cavalry, Infantry, ARTILLERY. Rife, Navy and staff
Gold Cords and Army Laces,
Silk and Worsted Sashes,
Silk aud Worsted Cords,
Bindings and Webbing Gold,
Embroidered Shoulder Straps, Bugles, Wreaths.
and Flags
On hand and made to order, by
MRS. LOWE,
TRIMMING MANUFACTURERS,
Between 9Th and 10Th and 10th streets, south side
Pennsyivinls avenue. 90 &-eO2w
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hiSes NATIONAL CIRcus.-The patronage be-
slowed upon this establishment far supe1sede.
any Precedent The performances are Of a char
.ctef well adapted TO please, and make permanent
friends for the institution. Mr. King and bis as
soeaIe lht. Y. SCOTT are unremitting In their
efforts 70 make their friends comfortable The
matinee on Wednesday was well attended-the
Masters Lincoln being among the audience To-
night the programme 10 varied, being arranged
% a. TO INTRODUCES Miss Eloise, VIM. Kincade
w Penney, A. F. Jones, Dan Gardiner, the great
Aelville, and our genial friend Frank WHITAKER
The ladies will please remember the special
performances arranged for them this afternoon, at
2 O'Clock. -
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SIZZLING LIQUOR ON SUNDAY On Thursday C
NJ. Ackman was brought before Justice Walter
and charged with selling liquor on Sunday con.
trsry to the municipal law. Justice Walter or.
dered him to pay s26 Is, fine and costs
Conrad Benkert was arrested for letting a vi
cious dog go at large This has got tn be serious
offence, endangsring the lives Of citizens, espe.
cially children. Within two months over twenty
persons have been bitten by dogs within the Dis
nounced the death Of worthy citizen by hydro.
phobia. Justice Walter fined Mr.. Brenkert as 81
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SECOND WARD POLICE Yesterday, B. Hick-
nugger was arrested by Patrolman Sullivan for
beating his wife; he was taken to the guard house
and this morning was fined 81 "a by Justice
Thompson. John McClennis was arrested by
Patrolman Mattingly, for insulting ladies In the
street; be was taken before Justice Hazard, and
held to security for his peaceful behavior for six
months George Fletcher was arrested by the
same officer, for being drunk, and was fined 50 90
by Justice Barnaclo.
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KING'S NATIONAL GROUSE Street, site
IN of old National Theater,
OPEN NIGHTLY
AND ON "WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERN'Ns
The following performers will appear: PhIo
Nathans, Tom King, Geo. Darius, II. w. Penney,
y. A. Jones. John Franklin, G.. SCOTT, X. p. ZONES
Frank Whitaker, w. Gardner, Madame Camille,
Madame Whlt,aker: Miss Virginia, and Mad'lle
Eliza. Also, the following Stars:
MR.. JAMES MELVILLE,
MADLLE EL0ISE, the Child Rider,
MADAME MARIE
The Intrepid II. w. PENNEY,
w. KINCApE: The Emperor of Somersetting,
DAN GARDINER, the Clown.
Doors ooen At 7 O'Clock Performances will com-
menoe at q quarter OF O'Clock.
Wednesdays and saturdays doors open atk per-
fOrmanoas at O'Clock
Admission to Dress Circle. ....---. 81 cents.
Social Boxes ...-..,......2 % cents.
Colored Apartments. ........9 IS cents
nos1v
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lust RECEIVED
y 10 hhds. primo Porto Rico SUGARS
lJ0 bbls. Old Rye WHISKY,
80 bbls, HERRING and ALEWIVES,
20 bbls. Crushed and Refined SUGARS.
90 bags Rio and Java C0FFEE,
10 hhds. (lov-p riccdD MOLASSES.
For sale by JOHN }. BOGUE. %

TN NOTICE TO SOLDIERS
i HE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY will
places reached by their Express, al charge of Is
cents Tor any sum not exceeding fl y dollars.
should be enclosed in an envelope, and seoGreII
sealed, with the full address including town, post
and the amount lssbt marked thereon. 70 DC SENT
10 insure prompt delivery, the rs cents charge
When faclitie, for envelopns and sealing the
money In separate Parcels are not at hand in
be collected By Chapsin of Rssiment:. or otRsr
persons volunteering to do this service for the sol
eeivsd in bsk at any Of the principal offices Of the
Company.
as above required, of the persons for whom in
tended, will be rsmitted to the respective CON
sBy 10 hs sender
trouble Of putting in ssparste peoksges.
.aa a
an, ., the Siss P IS ffRRRsssss'6 COMPANY.
900 Johnson & NAeLE, 600
Between Ninth and Tenth sts. south side,
5Sssdos Ba &.ST f JS G s$
cL GGfRiEsfHA Julien, St. E..eDhe. can,enso,
HOOK WINEsLpeidesneime Johannesberser,
In wood or glass
LONDON PORTER, Brown Stout, Edinburgh
and Yorkshire Ales, of the best brands, in bot
ties or stone jugs.
CIGARS-Havans and Domestic, of the choicest
BRANDS.
We call the special attention of Suffers
and Families ~ our large and we'll selected
STOCK OF FINE GROCERIES, Fresh Meat,
Poultry, Fish, Soaps, Vegetables and Fruits in
Theoretically sealed cans,
Preserves, Jellies, DO Almonds, Nuts, Raj
sins ard Figs.
CHEESE, Eastern and Western Cutting; Ham,
best Goshen Butter, tho best Champagne Cider.
WORCESTERSHIRE and Oyster Sauce, Pickles
OF every description, Pepper Sauce and Tomato
Catsup, bv the gal on or dozen.
Ill OF which we offer at the lowest possible
prices and on reasonable terms.
no2 JOHNSON d NAGLE.
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BossY GARCIA, AGAIN The representations of
this youth, who Is In jail upon several charges Of
horse st. aling, excited a suspicion that certain
parties in Maryland were associated with him In
the operations with which ne stands charged. He
said he would show the officers where the remain
ing property Was and who had t. Bobby was
taken out Of jail and down to the Long Old Fields
TO do az he said f; but after causing much trouble
and risk to the officer, Roundsman Cronin, bis
story turned out to be totally untrue. But Bobby
was In great danger Of his neck down In Mary
land-the people there being decidedly down
upon him. They accuse him Of dog stealing and
various other offenses and the idea OF his charg
ing known citizens there Of being concerned in
his operations so exasperated them that Il was
cult for the officer and his assistants to protect
him. Thew, however, succeeded In returning
him to the jail In this city
This morning Justice Dom received the fol.
lowing note from Bobby. II will be remembered
that he Is only about sixteen years old. The
error Of date is attributable to the probability
That Bobby was frightened out Of several days
by his visit to Maryland yesterday!
CoHNTY JAIL, Nov S, 1861.
TO yssttcs DoHn-Sir: Will you please let me
know what sum Of money you require for my ap-
gearance at court WIN you please tell Mr.
Reyes to come here and see me. IL you zee Mr.
Fenwick tell him to 60 to my mothers house and
tell my brother - to come here. IL - does
not come, 1'll be damned IL don't hang myself.
ROBERT GARCIA.
His brother-a very clever, Woodworking, re-
could to reform him, but all without avail. Ii Is
natural that his brother should feet mortified, but
no blame can possibly attach to him.
A COOP SHOWING .-H,adqraTtsTS Third Rsgi-
msnt M.dds's Brigade, Camp Pierpont, Nov. z,
1S6I.-Dear Editor Having read accounts Of the
amounts Of money sent from members Of different
regiments, and Is have as near as possible cor
rect account Of the funds sent by this regiment,
have taken the liberty to send you a short las all
passed through my hands) but correct statement
Our men the last pay day received one months
and eight days pay. The regiment numbers
$50. The money carried to Washington by me at
different times, and sent by express aud mail,
amounts to the snug sum Of ten thousand and
twenty-seven and a half dollars In the last
month have bought 3 500 postage stamps, 200
stamped envelopes, and 1877 registered letters for
the regiment, all Of which have been used, and
sent to their different destinations All the money
must have passed safely, as have heard Of no
complaints.
You must excuse the liberty have taken In
communicating with you, but thought az great
manv friends Of the regiment read your paper 1t
would not only interest them but you TO know
how the soldiers have disposed OF their money.
With great respect, Setgt J. F BENDER,
Postmaster Sd Regiment P. r. V. G.
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PAYDAY IN THE FIRST WARD-The hired
men In the Quartermastsr's department. en-
ployed about the Government stable. and s,ock-
yeros In the First Ward, were paid of yester-
DAY, and celebrated the occasion by any number
y mlls," which resulted In broken sconces
oIoody later traps" 70 most Of those who en-
gaged In the sport. The vicinity Of the Observ-
atofY 10 reported TO have been a Pandemonium
.ne greater part OF the day, made by the devils
VIE uniforms and devils without who, under
ine influence Of the arch demon whiskey, let
loose all their bad passions, leading one To sup
had surely broken loose
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-HsEHToUs INVENTION Mr. John Burnside NJ
which can be put up IN half an hour and will
hold nom twenty TO Fifty men. II can be taken
down In two minutes, each board separate, with
OUT injury 70 The boards the floor laid and the
screws or nails whatever. Stables barns and
tents two stories big n can be erected in the same
way with equal facility. ARMY officers suffers
enS'og.apnen ana tne public In general, would
md IL worth their while to call and examine the
Invention: IL can be seen at MIR. Samuel WISE,
builder, No. 3l6 + street near Thirteenth We
1nderstand Mr. burnside has offered II to the
War Department for Its adoption.
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KICKED By HORSE "A small boy, named
streeks, who has charge Of OF the gates at the
Government stock yard, In the First Ward, was
severely, though not dang erously wounded. Such
aceldenn are OF frequent occurrence there.
APPOINTED We hear that Mr.. Jas. A. Magru-
DIR, OF Georgetown, who has been connected
with tue construction OF defensive works around
this city, since last spring, has been appointed
Major In the Engi neer Corps
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TEE BOARD OF TRusrEEs OF THE PUBLIC
SCHOOLS "A meeting Of the new Board Of Public
school Trustees was held yesterday afternoon In
wallach, sz-c6seio chairman, presidine.
The usual monthly reports from the schools In
the several districts were received and filed.
II was moved and carried that the chairman
nominate the Standing committees and announce
them at the next meeting Of the board
A resolution that one night school be opened In
each Of the four districts to continue TIL March
A. 1863 In pursuance OF appropriations for salaries
contingent expenses, &C, made by the City Coun-
ellis, was passed.
The board then proceeded to an election Of
teachers for the night schools In the several dis
@ousiy :~Fi.s district, s. John Thomson; "s sec.
ond district, 7. Nj Wilson, third district, w. w
heCathrsu; fourth district, ]. e. Thompson.
The salary Of each teacher Of night school was
hJsd at $40 per month,
The papers in relation 10 the removal Of the
INST district school from the new school -house,
corner Of Fourteenth and Q streets, to the Old
school-house, corner Of Fourteenth and g streets,
were referred 10 the sub board of that district
Mr.. Ironsdes nominated Mr. F. s Walsh as pres
ident pro tem (vlce-president Of the board, the
Mayor being sz- ofieio president,) and Mr.. Walsh
was unanimously elected. He thanked the board
for the honor conferred upon him, and was con-
Quoted 70 the chair by Mr.. Wallach.
Mr.. tronsides presented las his last act as men,
ing FIRST district school according to design Of
Edward Havilland, architect; and the paper was
nIed.
The METROPOLITAN POLICE in the Fourth
Ward reported, through their Sergeant, to the
Superintendent, the following cases for Thurs
day, besides those in the guardhouse Miss Flo
"a, colored, fugitive: sent to jail by Justice
Dom. w. E. Dant, charged with obstructIng
abe street; dismissed by Justice Walter. Thos
Lee, soldier, who was found dressed in female
apparel, was turned over to the military John
Cuinan, drunk and disorderly; H M Turner,
drunk do. George Springman, charged with
obstructng the street; dismissed by Justice Wal
law; fined 800 o. by Justice Barnaclo. Quilton
Quit, drunk; turned over to the military John
Kinks, do do.
The Second Ward police, In addition to their
guardhouse cases, reported William Jones, for
abusing his wife; held to security for peace. by
Justice Clark; and Jno Dunimore, for disorderly
conduct was turned over 10 the military.
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RUTTER, CHEESE, 30.
- 30 kegs CHOICE BUTTER,
125 boxes CHEESE,
S,OOA lbs. COUFISH,
2,fO0lbs. HAKE FISH,
200 boxes Scaled HERRINGS,
50 barrels New MAGKEREE,
10 barrels New PICKLES..
Just received and for sal g by
90 23-eO6t MURRAY SEMMES.
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L JOB PRINTING.
EVERY Description of JOB PRINTING re-
CURED by any body-citizens, civil functionatIes,
armr and navy officers, suffers, &o.-eIeouted at
the TAR OFFICE, In satisfactory style, at low
rates for Cash. no Aft
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WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM
w our former patrons, and citizens gTnerally,
that we Lave nov Iece we'd our full supply of FALL
and MINTEk GOODS. and are prepared TO fur;
nlsh them at an early notice and IN the best and
most approved styles. HINTON & TEEL,