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.Jua,, ONIONS onIoNs-ONIONs.
SUsT keoeived on .conslsnmenf $50 ,Lnesss
-. : 'e.S4l' - KiN8'& BUKcHEf.izssl
so Corner FlfeSuth nd "a
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DENTISTRY.

M TEETH,
AVA. LOOMS, N. d., the inventor and patsntee
Siths FUNERAL PLATE TEETH, at~s
tends personally ct his ONCE N this CITY -
Many persons can wear these teeth whoS1io
cannot vear others, and no person can wear others
who cannot wear these.
Parsons calling At nv once can be accommodated
WITH any etJls and price of Teeth they may desires
but TO those who particular and wish the purest
clesnest, strong est and most peTfeot denture ths
art can produce. the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted,
Rcoms III this oitJ-No. 3 b Pa avenue betvesu
stn and 10th SITS. Also, 907 Arch street, Phi sdel
ShiA- &C ST
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MOTION TO TRAVELLERS.

t. EoTIok TO TRAyELERs.
k Ess%sF 5 "a = Is SIS fsi1, ;fSFs
g an, i s, B.ti@ers EyERy DAY tsIespt ssP-
ofs1g ION shssI yhsn foot Of Union Dock. d t
the Washington Train, which leaves Wsshinftor
H s oS'0otrn. nNr,,,.,.
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1870 foSsf &E ESzS SSsS$$ 45s tIf aLD

hss.'; .. ss' IS.'T iii rEISN By.
% 0cI:Sa tai ss PssssnF,Ts and fslrbt and
Washing ton, D. c., Philsdelphis, New Yorf, Bos-
t%Sn. York; Hs ,I Pltt.buTF Pa. ord DE
T,sir nIn S.a SIs tae srriva Of the Express
The following is the soheduIe
From New York to Fort Monroe and back. sit
Prom Philsdelph and hac k.... .........- Sa
From Baltimore and back -. De-
OPROCURE YOUR TICKETsN
In New York. AZ the New Jersey Railroad Once
foot Of Courtlspd street
In Phi! ado PIMA, at the Coupan once. N. w.
corner of Sixth and Chsshst StF1ets or az lie
Depot, Broad and Prime streets.
In Baltimore, on board the Steamers, foot CT
Union Dock. HUGH O'CONNER,
PASSENGER Aren't
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GAS FITTING, he.

H.. PL UMBER AND GAS FILTER.
Has removed 70 the corner or Twelfth And r ats
Sen prepared to introduce Water and Gas uron
satisfaction. '
He has on hand . lot of COOKING and othsr
wishes to get rid of them, no ~
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PASSENGERS forwarded 10 Basre. Bremen, X OF
teraam, Antwerp, do at reduced through fares
Persons wishing to bring ont their }fiends GA
bay tickets st low rates.
n aor further information Apply At the Captains
ohoe. JOHN g. DIAL Agent,
no u,n 10 Broadway, N. V,
Or TO z. A. HERRING, Adams Express Bsti-
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EIdRICH: 81 the corner Of Penn.
Avenue Snd Eleventh street, has been ESA1
greater Inducements for the patronage of oitiIsns
~. a stisnssIs tlan any other public house In the
notei on fena. syenue, snd his sccomEodstous
Iot permanent or transient boarders unexoes tiop-
hDie. Ems Ear snd rest Crxlt srran. emepts Of TIE
s1roksan Hotei have already become yery soen-
a hoiIg 81 that can b desired by the most fss
aoious.. Tee proprietor pledges unremitteG stten-
non sn1 contnnod beral expenditures "a give sat
Lsisctloh 20 al and thus rcnevs his Invitation 10
III 70 CIV" e6S EGrnsAnu HntAl q Gall deIs,
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W. TRAVELLING TRUNKS.
IkAxELfNS TRGNRs . Bs found anspT11sns
M mi Oh ci!I, comprising best Sole Leather -,
~ ncss, oerees bass, &o.. which We are nov % Ing
~ lo-s xo2 Penn. ssenle.
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fssEEksSsTT 66ksr ESb s wH

sgRLNe AND sgMEER HkhHSG EERsr.
7sn sI ior s X s M F.
Rxpress Train 81 eIs A. NJ. Way Mail IRAN q
DAYS at Is p. M. only. AL trains connect vith
New York trains except <S p. NJ. train on sstsr
days,
A Freight Tram With passenger car attached
leaves ats p. M Stopping a. ell Stations between
Passengers for Delaware and the Eastern sbore
II Mayland Will find the most ex pedtious route by
way Of Wilmlngtou.
D.AIl Coiofed Persons must give bond before
'A''''As '"e0e wn cpIvropp A.,
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4 g W ,.SESkl ssp si.rrs iet Of sUMMgs
CLOfHlNG. vhioh will b sod &C very- 90
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14$>RS STEAM WEEKLY BrTWEEN
4&& NEW YORK AND LIVERPUOL,
Queenstown, Ireland ~
The Liverpool. New York and PhiladeIphia
Steamship Company intend dlspatohiur their fun
powered u yd~,b built iron Steamships a. folio Va:
SSt hTASS9 ~ p ;:,Y;is sasIIasy, August Sd.
KANGAROO, 18th
And every SATURDAY, ut noon, from Pier a, North
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
~ SUNDAY TRAIN
", Leave WASHINGTON at $50 .. m. for NEW
YORK and PHILADELPHIA
From New Yorx and Phlladel phia arriving in
washing Ton at 10 I'm. r. r. MORLEY,
seH General Manarer
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GUNBoATs FOB rH, WESTERN RIVERS.

QuARTrRnAsTEl 6HNxHAL's Oyyrcl,
Waskiastoa, jesse IT, 1851 (
rnofosALs are invited for oonstruetinS Gnn-
pcets upon tha Western rivers
SYeclncauons VIII be lnsmedia tey prepered and
nay DO Examined at the Gus tefmssfsr's Oi6cs "a
Ctpoannag, flcshurgh, and at this once. -
rIoRosals from boat bull ers and enrine- buiJd
err alone will be considered. = :" - - =
unlimited b. bidders gill Be taken into
jeH Quartsrmaster General Umtsd SIS:
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By the use Of these Pills the periodic Attacks
Htrscsi OF SICK Hss6&eAs may be prevented; and
TAKEN y the commencement OF an attack imme-
oiate relief from ssn and sickness will be obtained
They seldom fsil In removing tho Nsssss And
hsadeeas 20 which fonslss are 50 subjsot.
ThoJ act gently upon the wels,-rsmoving Cos
ttefssss.
For L:i1sry Msa, Sfsdssts, Delicate FemaIes.
AID al persons OF ssdsntsry kSbiss, they are val
naole as La-affcs, improving the spps.its giving
'oSs and eteor TO the digestive orfans, and 70
storing the natural elasticity and strength of the
whole ~ stem.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the reeuIt of lons
INVESTIGATION and carefully conducted expesim ents
having been In use many years, durIng wh,oh time
hey have prevented and relieved vast amount OF
pain and suffering rom Headache, whether or,si.
natlng In the "srroxs system or from q dersnsed
state of the sto1saek.
They are entirely vegetable In their oou ,osition.
ana may be taken at all times with perfect safet,
vlthout making any change of diet, sad the sb
"nes o. aSy dHasrsadbIs taste rssdsrs IL sssy "a
sdrtsisfi- fksn TO eGiidYsn
BEWARE OF COgNTERFEITs!
Tho genuine have Eve signatures of Henr, G.
5psldiIg on oh Box.
Sold By Druggists and all other Dealers in Med
zines.
Box will be sent by mail prepaid on rseei,ts
tAs
PRICE, - CENTS.
AL srtsrs should be addressed to
HENRY G. SPALDINS,
- cHDAR sIRHRT, NEW YoRx.
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FSeS f&s Dseseeyss, So. C7ssS, MSas.
lfEcu are, or have boen troubles v it'll ths had
sche send tor boz, (CePhs.ic Pills y so that yov
may have them in case OF En.attxck
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ffsss th Essssissy, NsrJskl, ".
Cases, with enhre success.
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Ftess tie DSi!y Nsvs, Nsss~svs. M
Cebhslio Falls are taking tho place of All L,.s.
FSsss fhs CorsnneiS! Bsllssis, Bo,tos. Ma,
ssid to be very efioaoIous for the headsah.
Nom tAs CowsqsyeiaI, Cfre,.~nts ok..
Suffering humanity can now be relieved
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PERSONAL.

GSn REWARD.-Having learned that rumor
psIU is busiy circulated in Washington city
that l have had shipped to Noting ham, recently,
some eight hogsheeds Of bacon whose destination
method Of pronouncing the charge wholly and ma
lioiously false; for ! can soiemnly attest that
have never ordered to Nottingham, or any other
port, but one hos shead of bacon in my life, and
how there could be any cause for such charge
against my integrity cannot conceive, un iess il
originated from the Fact that about the time alluded
to, there were some SIX eight hossheads of GOAL
and one hogshead of bacon that came to Noting
hsm-the hogshe.d of bacon and FIVE hogsheads Of
coal for w. n. GwyDn, sr, and SO marked ; tne
other two were mina, and marked w. III. 6wynn,
Jr.; so, IL the malicious mischief maker had have
noticed little more particularly, he might have
and myself the necessity Of publishing this.
will give the above reward for any positive in
formation that will lead TO the detection and con-
vIotion of the person who would make this unwar-
ranted attack upon my character.
T.B., August 2s,h. au g 4ts
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RoLLI, Mo, Aug. 2e-The correspondent of
the 81 Louis Democrat furnishes The following
intelligence:
An attempt was made yesterday 10 blow nm the
train due here at so this afternoon As The tr,in
reached point eight miles east Of here an eI-
plosion took place beneath the locomotive cover.
ing II with dirt and gravel, and slightly wound
ing the engineer. On backing the train % the aid
track II was discovered that keg Of powder Rad
been buried between the rails, which was e.
ploded In some unaccountable manner when the
engine passed over. The explosion occurred on
an embankment over twenty feet high, and bad
iu force been spent In an upward direction in
stead Of laterally was the case, the train would
doubtless, have been thrown from the track and
several lives lost
A company Of cavalry sent down the railroad 20
reconnoiue last night found several raiis torn ND
three suspicious characters on the track close by,
but with what result 10 not known Gen. Nc
Bride, with 500 rebels, IL reported 20 be on
Spring Greek, 25 miles southwark from here
Quincy, Ill, Aug. 30-A body Of secession.
lists, estimated at 500, under Martin Green tooi
possession Of Palmyra, Mo-, (eight miles west Of
Of the Missouri river and about ten miles ffom
Quincy yesterday. There were no federal troops
there and no resistance was made.
A train ofcars containing considerable quantity
OF musken for the troops az 50. yossph's was fred
into near Palmyra and forced TO return.
CAIRO, Aug. 3O.-A dag Of truce arrived thIs
afternoon from New Madrid, at the Federal camp
at Birds Point, No., opposite this place. The
object was an exchange Of prisoners
IL IL reported that the rebels under JEFF Thomp-
Madrid.
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MEErrNs OF THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS Ia
tsrssttsg ProesedingS-Ths STANDARD Of Height
Reqxired for Policemen Lotcsrsd-Firs feet sir
las a ChaHes-A SxbdictsioR into Precincts agreed
Upon-Eleetioa Of F1ty-siz Pafrol,nes The
Board Of Police Commissioners met yesterday AZ
ternoon. After discussion, IL was agreed to amend
the rules by fixing al the minimum height for
patrolmen feet Inches instead Of feets inches.
Five feet inches was advocated probably be-
cause that IL the standard for the New York city
police; feet IL inches is the Army standard
The question of subdiving the District Of CO.
lumbia Into police precincts was again discussed;
AFTER which, q resolution was adopted making the
following subdivision and allotment with of
course one sergeant to each precinct the eants
being mounted In the LIST, I'd and Sd Of said pre-
cincts list precinct-<he county east Of the East
ern Branch mounted patrolmen; ID precinct
the county between Rock Greek and the Eastern
Branch-s mounted patrolmen; Sd precinct-the
county west Of Rock Creek, including George
town-23 patrolmen, six Of whom are to be
mounted. Each one Of the remaining seven pre-
cincts comprises a ward Of Washington, a. fol-
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
INTERESTING PROM FoRTREsx NOV.
ROE.

BALTIMORE, August 3i.-Tbe siesner which
arrived at this port to-day brings the foiiowinr
Information from Fortress Monroe, dsied yssses-
day:
The gunboat Iroquois, from the blccksdine
hees OF Savannah last evening, reports having
heard heavy cannonsding when OF Hstterss inlel,
and also that abe spoke brig which had mel Tie
Federal neet. No other intelligence hss ben
received here Of the formidable expedition which
len Fortress Monroe several days Once.
One of the Confedsrste prisoners, retained for
some days at Old Point, expressed the opspion
that the Federal vessels would be blown mn bv
submarine batteries which Commander Msurv
has placed In Hstterss Inle, and other ssssilsbls
points on the Carolina coast.
Since the quarrel between the Alshsms ana
Virgins troops, at Yorktown, which resulted In
the killing d eight men, the Virginia regiments
have been transferred 10 Norfolk. The Alsbsni-
ans, Il will be recollected, accused The virginisns
Of cowsrdIce.
This morning, q small secession tuebost,
mounted with rifed brass cannon, ran cut nom
Norfolk TO within two miles and q half Of New
port News. She fred twenty. three shells NJ tbe
U. 3. ftigate Savannah. No person wss Injured.
The tug was in range Of but two Of the ssvsn-
nahh guns and sswyers rifed cannon on shore.
When they were brought 10 bear on her she ran
down toward Old Point and fred two sbeIls, one
Of which exploded near the Seminole, and the
other close 10 the Rip Rsps The Gre vss 70
turned, whereupon she retressed behind sevells
Point.
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Frem New Mexfcs

lNDEPRNDRNcK, Aug 29y-The Santa Pc Mail
Express has arrived here, bringing dates 20 she
18th inst.
The U. 3. troops, $50 in number, who surren.
dered 70 the Texan Rangers, eighteen miles from
Fort Fillmore, have been released on parole The
Texans retained their arms and the horses belong.
Ing to the companies Of mounted rides
Gen. w. Pelham, formerly Surveyor General al
New Mexico, and Col Clements were arrested IN
santa Fe and confined In the guard house, by or
der Of Col. Candy, commander Of the department
OF New Mexico. They were suspected OF giving
giving improper information to the Texas troOps.
At Fort Bliss, below FL Paso, Col Clements tool
the oath OF allegiance and was discharged Gen.
Petham refused 70 take the oath, and u still con-
fined in the guard house
Col Candy las, by proclamation, Suspended
the writ OF habeas corpus In New Mexico
Fort Stanton has been abandoned by the o. g.
troops and destroyed by fire, by order Of Col.
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War Spirit in Be.t.n Un.ba,ed.

BosroN, August 29.-The report TO-DAY that the
War Department has called for Eve additional
regiments from Massachusetts renews the military
patriotism Of our people Senator wilson,s regf.
rnent was initiated to-day with three hundred
recruits, including the Salem Zousves. Col Lee
Will recruit second regiment In the western part
OF the State, and Col Sprague the third In worees-
ter county. The formation Of the other two viii
be Immediately made.
At a public meeting this afternoon stirring ad.
dresses were made by Senator Wilson, Congress
man Rice, Mayor Wightmsn, and others, who
pledged that Massachusetts In the presentsyuRRle,
would maintain her ancient fame In battling for
liberty. The meeting was a large and enthusi.
astic one
ten millions was formally accepted at a meeting
Of the associated banks TO-DAY
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LATER FROM CLARkSRURa. Va

CINCINNATI, Aug. STA special telegram 10
the Gazette, from Clarksbufg, says the ofacisi
advices show the affair at Gross Lines was shir-
mish. Col. Tyler, with one division Of his resi-
ment, was surprised by strong rebel force, and
fell back under orders. The enemy had got BE-
tween him and his other division BON divisions
escaped with only hftesn (reported) killed.
A picket skirmish occurred ten miles below
Huttonsville yesterday. The rebels reteated win
loss Of ave killed, while on the Federal Ode
only one was killed.
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TEE CONVENIENT LoAN-The Governmen,
loan 10 being freely taken for Investment, TIE
New York Herald Of Friday says:
The number OF applicants Yesterday ai Mr..
CiscoS once was one hundred and thirty i've
most Of them women-apd the sRRregrte smonrt
OF subscriptions received was s270,OO6 This was
q considerable increase over Wednesday, opere-
uons, a. that days wss over previous oBes. Much
tons coming principally from Massachusetts and
Connecticut The Individual subscriptions yes-
terdey were for larger sums than the average Of
previous days; still there was q large number Of
ffty and one hundred dollar subscfiptons One
rough looking specimen came In, stepped M 10
counter, and untying q soiled haadkerchif laid
down the contents with q most conseo uentisl air.
saying he had come 20 lend the Government Ave-
hundred dolla8 OF course the proper degree OF
gratitude was expressed, the money aiken. ana
the necessary certificate i1ued
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Death Of WIN. Lysn M .ckepxie

TORONTO, c. w Aug. 7.-wm. Lyon Mac
kenzie, ex-member Of Parliament died last nigh,
In this city. The deceased was the Upper cansds
leader Of the rebellion Of 1897, which resulted in
bis exile 70 the United States foc twelve wears,
during which time be was connected with the
New York Tribune. Being pardoned In lsle, be
returned TO Canada, and was elected to the Par
lament, which position he occupied for several
years. He was universally respected
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1.-THE Cincinnati Enquirer says that snoshe,
heavy shipment Of quinine 10 Known % have been
recently smu2gled % the south from that clty
who arrived from fsris, KY, On Friday.
LArksT PROM GENERAL Rosxxcrxrz-rbe
wheeling lnteiligencer Of Thursday learns from
posengen Just arrived that all was quiet al Cum
oetiand and along the line of the Rslfimore and
OHIO Railroad between that eiiy snc VpsrsiinE.
eoncerted aellen, have adslrfd ell unemployed
Ps5 y ,ss.ls seagrsgsuea 70 snl's IN General
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Running the Blockade

NEW YORK, Aug. 30.-The steamer Mstsnzas
brings MatanLss dates to the 18th inst. A Brit,h
schooner had arrived there, having run the bloch.
ade GHewbern, N. c., and sailed again fot
Charleston. sloop from Charleston tad also
arrived there, having run the blockade
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Arrival Z en- fert Picnens

ship Release has arrived from Fort Pickens on
the Cd inst. and Kew West on the l4th inst Jss.
Brown and John Brown, invalid sosmen from the
steamer Colorado, died on the passage, and their
bodies were consigned 10 the deep.
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NofIcr.-Disaict Of Columbda Advertisements
10 be inserted In the BALTIMORE Sun are received
NJ and forwarded from TIE STAR Once.
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Ne So s;sss'A i;; is ~ Il:
ma aaf !. S SaEs a. yskkklSTk s fSkEtks fS
prIoee. % &lm
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Later from kanawha-The Less sustsined
by Col. Tyler's Regiment.

CLEVELAND, Aug 30-Gov. DennIsop has lust
received the following telegram from Btlgadier
General Coz:
Gaslsy Bridge, Va, Aug. % -Authentic re-
Porn show only fifteen killed and about forty
wounded OF the Seventh Ohio Regiment. A large
number Were scattered and are missing, hevever,
but we hope most Of these viii escape
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LOCAL NEW s.

DTho1gh TEE STAR ID printed On ths tstess
ss,sn p-es. In NE south Of Baltimore, In edition
In 20 large 90 to require Il 10 be put 10 press at an
sa,iy hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
seat in before u O'Clock m; otherwise they may
No, appear until the next day.
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ALL NAVY YARD 10 agog with the irresistible
songs, jokes and burlesques Of the Campbell
last night. This evening Is their last at Odd
Fellows Hall, and everybody 10 on the qui vivs
for news concerning the programme for tonight
Don't miss the bill this evening by any manner
Of means.
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BENNINs's BRIDsE-Yesterday morning party
OF workmen commenced some important aitera.
lions upon the draws Of Bennings Bridge, ovei
completed.
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A Busy DAY To-day has been a remarkably
busy day with our merchants and tradesmen.
Wagons, carts, carriages, and horses were crowded
in various sections of the city, awaiting their turns
10 be laden with provisions for the near counties
Of Maryland. For many months, such a humble
OF wagons, carts, and other vehicles belonging to
the farmers Of the surrounding country has not
been congreRated In this city
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RsxovED.-Yesterday, Anon Duvall, one O
the guards at the county jail, appointed by IN,
present Marshal, was removed from that position
The cause Of the removal has not transpifed
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CATHARINE KKEsE.

REcoMMENDATIoNs FOR PAssEs.-Some of our
neighbors OF the lower counties Of MARYLAND, who
are now anxious to secure their passes to and from
this city, bring recommendations that will hard "
be satisfactory to the Provost Marshal. One Of
these was exhibited to-day to a magistrate, which
was signed by number Of persons unknown 10
the magistrate, who certified that they had never
heard the applicant say aught against the Govern.
ment, and they know him to be fstrongly In favor
OF the state" whatever that may mean. The
magistrate read the document and ad vised him to
go and present IL to Gen. Porter, as he was the
proper one to give passes. II may be that he
went; but not very likely that the accommodation
secured pass.
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The above allotment 20 far a. w Arlington and
Georgetown are concerned) 10 In ratio with the
population according to the last census giving to
Georgetown and each ward Of Washington q
patrolman for every 537 Inhabitants, discarding
fractions In the county the extent Of territory TO
be patroled was taken into consideration.
By this division w Arlington will have seven
sergeants and one hundred and eleven patrolmen;
Georgetown one sergeant and seventeen partol.
men; and the county two sergeants and twenty.
two patrolmen.
Fifty-six patrolmen were elected for Washing
ton city, but the board do not wish to have
partial list published. Publication Of the names
will be made a. soon a. the list 10 complete
The board adjourned to meet again to-day
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CENTRAL GUARDHousE CAsRs-John Fappertv.
deaf and dumb boy Of about thirteen years who
has been running about the city apparently
for by any one, was arrested for stealing a pistol
to jail for court This same boy was one of a
gang that was charged with stealing pistols from
the U. 8 troops quartered on E near Fifth street,
some OF whom were sent to jail last week Since
then he has been roaming about the city al
pleasure. Thos. WEIGH was arrested for being
drunk and disorderly. He was taken I'D by the
Provost Guard, and this morning was fined 81 "a
by Justice Walter.
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PKNNIys,
Tor sxohangs at the Star Once countsr.
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nishes superior Gard Photographs, suitable 70
sending In Letters. See his nkenesses Of distin
gulshed men, views Of camps, etc. Photogra PHI
In oil and water colors and pastel, from miniature
70 NE size. aul7 colin
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To iar AyEtjrIID!.B sure 70 rad the sdve.
.sement Of McLcang engfhening Cordial an
Blood Purifier. in another column. n
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WAsHINerONIAN CArTURRD.-Intelligenc has
been received In this city that young man, Or.
Q. p. Davis, son Of the Rev. Charles Davis, a
Chaplain In the Navy, and acting az Surgeon to
the United States troops In Missouri, has been
captured by the Confederates under Ben McCui.
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