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NEW POLICE APPoINTMENrs-The Mayor hes
lice who left the city, TO return to their dutv and
account Tor their conduct, filed several of their
places permanently. J. Williams has been
appointed to the night police, vice George M.
Flaherty, dismissed; Thaddeus e Sands vice
John n Thornton, dismissed. The last named
was the clerk at the Chiefs Office. Lieut.. F.. J
mcHenry has been promoted to the lieutenancy
OF lne uxliiary G9ard, made vacant by the re-
signation Of ". J. Thomas; and VIM. n Brjght
PoNsem has been promoted to the place va
Gated Gated oy McHenry. Ills currently rumored that
Thomas deserted bis post lat Sixth sreet) to ia Ike
q posi- az Hafpers Ferry. Thornton has been
in the city since his dismissal
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500 0nn Grorx

FRANCIS Men ERHANY, Esq has been appointed
tax clerk in place Of w. A. Donohoo, who ha
left the city.
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RBADKR, have you seen Prof. Woods advertise
ment IN our paper. Req it; it will interest you.
An S0-6Oly
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ISLANDERS UPON THE SIxrY-NISrH REGIMENT
~, Uuf Iish ieliow-citzens are justly indignant I
the Infamous falsehood Of the statement ~ the
Baltimore SKH Of this morning, that between
one and two hundred Of the Sixty.ninth Rs0i-
ment had refused to take the oath" required of
.SOse mustered into service On the contrary,
the enthusiastic heartiness prom ptness and ms
nlnlty which the Sixty ninth took the requisite
oath was poted at the tine by all preaent. II ia
!nconceiVaole what object the SIN has In view
In us persistent ISLANDERS upon New York and
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TEETH.

~. LOOMS, M; d., the inventor and pstentee
oltns MINERAL PLATE TEETH, 80
tends personally at his ONCE in this city &@
MANY persons can wear these teeth who <1IO
cennot wear others, and NO person can wear others
who cannot wear these,
Persons calling at my ofhoe can be accommodated
WIN any style and price Of Teeth they may desIre
out 10 those VITO lar and wish the pursst
oeanest, strongest, aEd most perfect denture that
art can produce. the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted.
Rooms IN this oity-No. 33s Pa avenue, betveep
sth and 10th SIS. Also, 905 Arch street, Philadel
Phia 90 l5-d
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THE ALLsUFFICIENT THREE.

THE ALL-SUFFICIENT THREE.
TRIESEMAR,l,s and s-Protsctsd By Roysl
Letters Patent OF England, and secured by the
Seals of the Ecole de PhArmacie de Paris, and the
Imperial College Of " ediclne. Vienna
No. 10 Invaluable for exhaustion and natorrhea,
and ali phys steal disabilities.
No. completely ersdiostes ell traces of those
diseases that have boon hitherto trested by the
seQus and pernioious use of copsiva and cubebs.
No. hes entirely supPlanted the injurious use OF
mercury, thereby inearlng 20 the sufferer speedy
relief, dlspeTslng al Impurities, and roofing on
the venom of disease.
TRlEsEMhR, Nos. !, 2 and 5, are prepared in
the form of q lozenge, devoid of taste and smell,
In TIN cases, AID divided into separate doses, ad
ministered BY Velpeau, Lallemand, Roux, Ricord,
&c. Price IS each, or four cases for So, which
saves IS; and IN 81 GASES, whereby there Is q
ing OF So To be had, wholesale and retail, of DIR.
BARROW, of 1874 Blocker street, New York.
lmmedlatAly on receiving reni ttance, OF. Barrow
will forvardthe TIIessmar TO any part of the wor
securely packed, and addrosseo according to the In
stTuctlGns of the writer.
The BOOK, of all others, that should be read by
men with damaged and broken down constitutions
Is Human Frsilty, or Physiological Researches"
IL is beautifully illustrated and treats mnutely OF
al the symp .oms that lnvarlaby develop them
selves, sooner or later, resulting from the failtes
and vltatng habits or eariB youth. IncapscitatinE
the victim from sharing the fruition of the matrI-
moulsl state sHd. II not checks I'd ~ time, desener-
HIM, step By step 70 ling ring and nntmely death
Sold BY DIR. BARROW, 194 Bleecker stceet, four
doors below MacdouEal, New York. Price Is
cents. Sent free every where. II \
Sold also py :. G. Ford, Jr., Drug store, Wash
inston, %. q. de s9-6m
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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS



RESOLUTION In favor Of Joseph Nicholson.
Rssoired by the Board Of Aldermen and Board o,
Common Council of the Corporation of Georgetown
Tnat the sum OF seventy-n dollars and thirty
Ave cents, assessed to Joseph Nicholson for the
improvement Of that part Of Bridge St between
Frederick and Warren be, and the same is hereby
reml"ed. tApproved April 20, 1861.
A RESOLUTION in favor Of VIM. H. Fletcher
Resolved By the Board of Aldermen and Board of
Common Council Of the Corporation of G. eorgetopn,
That the sum Of ffty-one dollars and seventy.
three cents be, and the same IL hereby appropri-
sted, to be paid to the order of VIM. H. Fletcher,
for his bill for paving stone cutters on Beal street
dated December, 1880.
Approved April 20, 1861.
A RESOLUTION authorizing the repair of Bridge
street.
ResOlued the Board of Aldermen and Board of
Common Council Of the Corporation of Gsor getotcn
That the sum Of seventv-ive dollars, or as much
hereby appropriated, to be expended under the
direction of the Mayor, In making such necessary
repairs on Bridge street, between High and Mont
gOmery streets, as In his judgment may be want
ing. [Approved April y, 1861.
RESOLUTION relating TO Prospect street
ReSoIrsd By the Board Of Alderman and Board of
Common Council Of the Corporation of Georgetown
That the Clerk Of the Corporation be directed to
place to the credit of Prospect street the sum of
sixty-eight dollars and one cent, being deficiency
due the contractors not covered by the tax levied
for the Improvement of said street, between Fred
erIck and Warren streets
Approved 9th April, 1861.
A RESOLUTION In favor Of certain persons therein
named
Resolred by the Board Of Aldermen and Board of
Cannon Council Of the Corporation of Geo gstotsn
] hat the Clerk pay to the order Of w. II. Tenney,
ffty-two dollars and seventy -four cents for bill to
March 90, 1861, and to the order of Mrs. E. r
Lang, eighteen dollars. for her bill of ground to
April l, 1861, out Of any money In the treasury
not otherwise appropriated
Approved 9th April, 1861.
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THKATER.-To.nigbt we again have the inter
estlng drama, The Maid Of Croissey,n and the
rich farces 9 IL he Jealous" and " Box and Cox -
Mr.. Edwin Langrish, Of the New York Twenty
fifth Reg iment, appears as Cox in his laughable
style. These are just the things to suit our mill
tary friends and will excite the disabilities Of the
bluest chap in town; while the music of w ithers'
orchestra is capital accompaniment AsMessrs
Bland and Withers only intend to have a brief
| season, an evening missed In these times is no
small loss Look out for rich entertainment
this evening.
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MARRIED..

PENNIES.
Persons desiring pennies will always find them
for exchange At the Star Office counter. If
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GAS FITTING, &c.

a WIN. 4. DOVE co,
LAHE NOV prepared TO eIecutc euy orders With
Wnioh they may be favored In the
PLUMBING, GAS OR STEAM FITTING
BUSINESS.
HI STORE on sth street, 8 few doors north of Pa
Venue, SneIe Tlsy Dc fUpnd ooTnplets assortment
OF ChANDELlERS and other q AS, ST Is A Nj sos
WATER FIXfURER 4. s5fx
Nv GAS XTURES
w Have store, and are da, v rscervirr ~ as
El5At OhES OF entirely New Patterns and Design
GHeIe1 IN TINS market, We invite citizens general
70 can aga Examine our stock OF Gas snd Water
Fixtures, feeling confident that we hsyc the host
selected stock in Washington.
All Work In the above line Entrusted 10 our nara
Will be promptly attended To.
MYERS L Mo6BAN.
HE Cd 376 street.
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CAPT. PATRICK n. lKINs, of the National Guard
battalion, has been promoted 10 the rank Of major
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At st Patriek's Church, on the Is h. bv the Rev
Father Walters, FREDERICK SERBIAN Ia
Mrs. MARGARET BOUZ, both OF ta.s city.
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The Sixry.EIsTH This regiment marched 20
Georgetown on Saturday evening last, and the
men arr now comfortably CHARTERED In the George
town College buildings. -ssi
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H. PL UHBER AND GAS FITTER,
Has removed to the corner of Twelfth and r sfs
he Is prepared "a introduce Water and Gss upon
satisfaction.
He has on hand q lot Of COOKING and other
STOE rs, which he will sell loss than cost. as he
wishes 70 get rio OF them, no II
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WE call attention to advertisement In another
0.umn OF newly invented rifed cannon.
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INKS. lockwood & DARRELL ARE PRE-
- - pared 70 insert TIT Ell Hon ECLCAN-~
NJ BASE, a new and improved mode S~SSy
when inside on thIs plan they ate com ~1lIO
lortSbe To Wear and much cheaper than any of her
Also Teeth inserted on Gold Plate aud ali Dental
opeIstions OF any kind that may be deslIed of
ner Pa av. and Seventh ST ia 10 lns
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LADIES, ATTENTION Those Bonnets, Hats
Flats, and other fancy goods Of Mrs r. 6 Fitch
isons, (Which have been delayed on account of
the obstruction Of the Railroad between this citu
and New York. has just arrived. IL YOU will
call soon you will ind beautiful assortment ~
new spring goods, which will be sold very cheap
owing 70 the times Remember 1t il No ~
Pennsylvania avenue, between Eighth and Ninth
streets, No. -.
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DENTISTRY.
DR. cHAs. r. BoTELER.

Having located himself permanent in Washing
ton, onerS has pTofeSsi ma services 10 oIh
zens snd suioUrners, in all the varIcus S-fszS5
oranches OF HIS PROF. ssson. upon the most ~-Alo
receEt improved system Of Density.
Dr: b., having studied with one Of the most m
lnsnf and exp iielcsd Dentists Of Washington,
e1d ais with the Dental College Of Ba tlmore,
IRON whom he has received dis diploms, feels CON
haent thht his OFerstOns will prove emlnently sat
Si'o oy 10 Those who viii tett his professional
Ofhce No. $50 Pa avenue. between 9th and 10th
over Stevens's Lace store open from q m.
w. p. m an l-eU2m
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The EIGHTH ArrEMPr.-We hear that vet an
other attempt TO set fire to the Union Hotel In
Gtorgetown, was made Yesterday, and that four
mystery be explained! .
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WE ARE Indebted to French & RIchstefn, 27s
Pennsylvania avenue, for fresh Baltimore and
New York papers, Including wilkes Spirit OF
the Times, and Frank Leslie's illustrated N ews
paper, Astounding in spirited war illustrate ons.
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" on monthy payments, OF discounts for cash. !
John r. ELLIS,
aplT 706, hetween 9TH and 10Th sfs.
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u FEMALE EDUCATION.
H. HOSE Parents Tho wish their daugh 70 re-
celye thorough and systematic educanon, where
their phJ steal training will receive daily and special
attention, under the most approved system Of Calls
themes and are respectfully invited to
VISIT the Union Fenale Aeademy. corner Four
teenth st. and New YORK av. = -.
Mr.. & MRS. z. RICHARDS,
TNHE PLACE FOR hNEkY BUDf 40 l.Ul
CIsQTHING. HATS AND CAPS u st
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CARRIAGE FACTORIES.

u nv
WASHINGTON CARRIAGE FACTORY,
w ID Street., Bcttssss sra aad l0fl Styssfs,
We have Just finished number of frst-cl.ss
GGAhhlASES, such "a AGAR Faaeye A0
WdsoSs, Pax PAeGfcHS, fnngtly Car R63Z
rtases, dnd BNgsssS, which we VIII sell stxz-4z6
Q yerv small profit,
Being practical mechanics in different branches
"a the business, We fatteT ourselves that we know
the styles and ueiity OF work that will give s.ts
U.
=. Repairing promptly and carefully attsnded TO
ms sEortest notice snd noet reasonable oharges.
WALTER, KARMANN a ROPP
Sosohnaters, successors to VIM. r. Hook.
~ T-dlv
CARRIAGE,
q NE SsDsoriDeT Paving maze Ad6iCens to nj
uSsofy, making IL DOW cre the sFrss:~ SEzyzs32
II the District, where hls facilities for SSSs5<f
TtnatsctMrllg CARRIAGE & LI6HTz@3E
WhSUlsS OF sil kinds ca1rot rs errrs,,ed are
non MS long eIIeTIsRoe II tee bua,2ess, he torss
70 give genera kstEiactlon.
had. "
Al REPkIRsasstlyt sxs, sli oil orders .rsups
sss-ks.d Carriages tsisn in exssaare for nsv
sksn: ANDREW J. Joyce,
ssrssr 81 1tts AND y sta.
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FUGITIVE SLAvEs.-Yesterday morning police.
men Coombs and King arrested three f1pitiy.
slaves, one belonging to Mr.. Clagett and two TO
MI Humphrey, all Of Maryland. they were "a ken
before ustice johnson and were by him commit
ted to the county jail to await the order Of their
masters. e'
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GoSE.-The last Of the Virginia troops at Alex
andrla, some five hundred In number left that
city yesterday for some point In the country,
probably Cnlpeper G. H., where, according to
report In Alexandria, In the neighborbood of
four thousand troops are now gathered. :
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CENTRAL GUARDHoUsE BE fore Justice Thomp-
son.-Yesterdav, John Mckinney was brought mp
for being drunk ana disorderly; fined s. 81.
This morning, George Winans drought in last
night on a wheelbarrow from the steambo # w arf
being dead drunk aud lying in the street, was
fined S. 81
George Miller and Francis Callahan (yvho said
they belonged to Company H of the New York
Zouaves) were arrested last night about O'Clock
for disorderly conduct and fighting opposite
Browns Hotel. They were given up, at the re.
quest Of Col. Ellsworth, to be cent back to New
York with other disorderles now under arrest for
similar conduct.
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spare him. He has no ONCE within his pift ~,
has no power to accept individual volunteers no,
corps OF volunteers He has no time to read a o
Pileations for autographs, and he cannot acknowl
edge one letter In fifty.
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CORPORATION AND VIRGINIA NOTES
~ AT PAR.
IL bbls. Crushed Sugar and Puiverized Sugar,
10 Tags Rio Coffee,
10 bDls. Orleaqs MOlasses,
hhds, Porto Rico Sugar,
u bbls. Whisky, S bbls, L.rd,
go sack u. A Salt, 200 bushels Oats,
Egss. Butter, Dried Apes, CIanborries.
Sperm, Adnnanlne, aud MOuld Candles,
Spices. Teas, Wines and Liquors,
Powder and Shot. Crackers, Cheese, Lemons,
For sale Tor cash for Corporation, Virginia. or
DlEt,lot Bank Paper, BY w. H. TESNEY,
m st Georgetown m Z,
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An EXTRA POLICE FORGIVE understand
that an extra police force Of one hundred and
twenty mounted men, is to be put on duty every
night, by order Of the Government Their Pro.
vost Marshal Is Lieut.. John Ellwood, u 8 A :.
whose headquarters will be at the central guard,
house. 1900
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U. 8. ARrILLxRY ARxIvKs Saturday evening
Company d, second Artillery, U. 8. regulars
arrived here from Annapolis, and proceeded a
once TO quarters In the u. g. Arsenal They have
been stationed for some time past at Fort Macki
paw, wisconsia.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTS

0~MAYOR's OFFICE,
AS GEoRGEIowN, ID. c., Maya. 1861.
All parsons Who deal in intoxicsting LIQUORS.
With" the lmltS of This Corporation, are here by
no he'd that their stores. shops bar rooms must
ba closed on every evening az ha past O'ciocs
durIng the present disturbed state of affairs in
Dlstrlct. This M asuTe Is demanded for the p-cper
preservation of the public peace, and must be
strictly observed by those to whose partleu ar at
teltIon II is nov addressed.
The police officers will report TO this Off the
names oil al! persons who may fail or refuse TO
conform to this notice,
m6lv HENRY ADDISON, Mayor.
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MONEY FOR THE Treasury 1t is stated that
Msjor Anderson, who arrived in this city on Sat
urday from New York was accom- panied by
Temittance OF 81 00O, 0C0 in gold from the Sub
treasury at New York The disbursements Of
the Government will doubtless soon give relief 10
the want Of specie. -.r.- e.
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SAX q .r
80 - aHs Lfs -3al rgs 81 /
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MILITARY sroRxs -Four or Eve steam propel-
lers, loaded with army stores. provisions, ten1,
adelpbia, and came to anchor In the stream of
the Navy-Ysrd. They were met IN the bay by
the U =. steamer Pocahontas, which conveyed
them up the river. They brought an immense
quantity Of provisions.
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FOR RENT.Erom May LIST, an excellent two
street between West and Sioddar streets, adjoin
ing "a Of Robert Dodge, Esq. The house is "a
Ssf dIanhs' contalning PASSAGE way and = rooms,
room. and smoke hou'e. 1t has also a large piazza
house ia a large tarden, with ercsent fruit as
peach, apricot. pear, plumb, and grape, and seme
noWeIs. Inquire at the corner shove, No. l36.
40 IS cow SAMJTEi ri ARK
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EXAMINATION or SERGEANT MURPHY AND
OTHERS CONCERNED IN THE KILLING OF BOYD
Last Saturday, the examination OF the men charged
with the killing of Cornelius Boyd was resumed
at the Office Of Justice Dom. A large crowd
gathered In and about the office, and the female
friends OF Murphy getting somewhat excited, de-
nounced Capt Miller particularly and every body
In general. Sometimes the whole party would
pitch in simultaneously, and I've women added
to three lawyers kept up for short time terrible
CHATTER around the Justices ears.
Thomas Bersns testified that on Saturday night
he was sanding upon the steps Of the armory ard
heard Capt. Miller tell Murphy to pick out bis
men and 90 after him Did not know who was
meant. Murphy took his men and went off and
shortly after he, (Bevens,) having fallen asleep,
was walked by men entering the room. Heard
an order to put irons on the men, but heard no
arrested Heard nothing about any afidavits
VIM Mccoy testified with regard to the duties
Of soldiers Had been in the service about ten
lions Of the Army. II an onicer receives an order,
and he does not think II right to perform IL, he
may require his superior 70 give 1t to him in
writings but q private must obey anyhow, and
without questi0hing or hesitation II he refuse to
obey, he is liable to being courtmartialed and
shot. When sent to arrest the parties, must use
their own discretion with regard to the means to
be used IL resistance 10 made to arrest and the
men are fred upon, 1t 10 their duty to kill him IL
they cannot effect his arrest with safety Lived
about square and a half from Boyd's; was
Weakened by the report of pistol, about III or IL
O'Clock; went to the window and heard immedi-
ately vollsy of musketry; was positive the pistol
was fired first
Z. OGun testified that he was a corporal In the
company, but heard no order given to arrest any
one. Was awakened about two O'Clock In the
morning, and ordered to take twenty men and go
to the relief Of Sergeant Murphy, as he had been
fired upon. Found Carter, one of the accused,
sDme distance from the house, guarding an alley
with his gun loaded. Met Murphy in the yard
with Grinder In custody. Could not swear that
Carter had not fired, as he had sufficient time to
load his gun before his arrival. Gun did not look
as II 1t had been fred the barrel being perfectly
clean, and not blac kened by burnt powder, as Is
always the case wheh discharged
Other witnesses being wanted, and not present,
further examination was postponed until to-day
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teers Col Jones' left their quarters at the Capitol
yesterday morning at an early hour and went out
Of the city by the railroad, no one knew whittier
10 was understood, however, that they reported
TO Gen. Butler at Annapolis Junction for orders,
and were assigned to guard the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, their headquarters to be at the
RELAY House
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AT late meeting Of the Board Of Directors of
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, the following
onacers were elected for the ensuing year: Presi,
dent, Col. Alfred Spates, Allegheny county; Dr.
rectors, Edward NJ. Mealy, Washington county;
Enoch B. Hutton, Montgomery county; Victor
Holmes, Baltimore county, John Jamison, Balti-
more city; Robert R. vandeyer, Hartford county;
J. J Heckart, Cecil county.
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p JUST ARRIVED,
= Elk Propeller ). Seymour, from PhiladelP hia,
Is barrels and loo half barrels Of Massey Collins
Co e Philadelphia DRAFT ALE. For sale by
lie u Army A SHINN
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From the Unper POTOMAC !.

DARNRsTowS, Nd, Oct. IA gentle
man from Berlin informs me that intelli-
gence reached Point of Rocks, 10 the effect
that the enemy's forces, which retreated
back to the foot of the mountains and She
nandoah valley, on the approach of the
sickly season along the river line, left their
retreats and are now pushing for the PO-
tomac. Large numbers it is stated had
reached Charleston, and would make their
appearance ut every ford or crossing on
the Upper Potomac Should this intelli-
gence be confirmed, and place credit in
the statement, it is not unlikely we may
have serious encounters before next week.
a ride from Great Falls TO Edwards
Ferry yesterday, proves that all was quiet
in that frontier.
Heavy aud continuous firing was heard
here yesterday morning and forenoon in
the direction of Townsville or Fairfax C. Il.
Col Webster has returned to his regi-
ment in improved health. His command
is among the best drilled and disciplined in
the whole army, and is noted with pride by
every Massachusetts visitor. Mr.. Canter
bury, on behaIfo of the State government,
visited the regiment yesterday 10 look into
its condition and wants.
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Fremont,s Removal. AGAIN.

CINCISHATI, Oct. ls.-The Gazette, edito-
rally, says when the Sec'y of War went to
St Louis, he carried orders from the Presi-
dent to General Fremont, removing him
from the command of the Western Depart
ment, and instructing him to transfer it to
Gen. Hunter for delivery. This order was
left to the discretion of the Secretary of
War. His visit to the Western Depart
ment convinced him that change in the
command was impamtiveIy required, and
presented the order to Fremont, who asked
a delay of few days in the execution o;
the order; but his removal is decided up
on, to take place next week, probably on
Tuesday Tho Secretary of War also or
dered notifications to be made in FIRE.
mont's operations at ST. Louis, in respect
to Notifications, contracts and military APP
pointments.
Yesterday General Sherman telegraphed
urgent demands for reinforcements in the
evening.