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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-05-02


notice Of blockade, and ssy that
naval forces will be dispatched hither
II notice be not given. Serioss con-
sequences are appreciated.
Virginia eentleuen sey tlae ssees-
sion in that State will b rsti6sd b
100. 900 majority.
The report skss basteries have been
erected By Virginia near Nj. vernes
10 false.
The Alessndris Gazette says that
Gen. Lee has ordered the release Of
Gen. Harvey.
Lincoln has iseucd . prcciamssieA
an seeded Southern ports
also those Of Virginia ssd NestA
Caroline.
Capt. Strinehan, sspsrissesdb -
blockade.
Troops continue to arrive Asss -.
obstructed, By the Potomac river 81
railroad. iron Annapolis.
LouuvitLs, April 2A-ne Lee
isville and NssAvills Raikmd Co.
pnny advertise tAss 10 msss sAreqgA
freight will Be takem IN futAsr -
tice.
AtsAsY. April se.-h b ss5se~
stood that John A. Dir VII - -
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Frsm the Upper Pstemac

EDWARDS FERRY, Oct "a, p. x.-The rebel,
during this afternoon were busily engaged In and
around their fort between LssShurg and the rlver
| fronting Edwards Ferry. They had previously
removed their ordnance, but from the movements
placing them
The fort is located on the crest Of the first range
| Of nils from the river, several hundred yards 20
tne ielt OF piece OF woods, with a breastwork
connecting II with and extending into or I'm the
rear OF the woods To the rear OF this elevation
Is Leesourg. Parties OF horsemen have at d fer
ent times during the day come up to the fort ncs
tlon ana viewed our batteries ranged along the
bills above the ferry
Between the first bill and Leesburg evi5.,,I,.
rests large rebel force. The smoke from Their
camp fires has been observable all day his he
lieved, however that their main body lies near to
and directly opposite the ferry. They have not
expose themselves in any force, but their pickets
and small accommodating parties have several
times been seen.
During the afternoon train consisting Of about
100 wagons appeared a more distant hill to the
right Of Leesburg, and encamped there, under
the lee Of a piece Of woods.
Towards dusk considerable body OF cavalry
were seen approaching farm house near the
river, mile above the ferry, where, during the
afternoon, several bodies Of officers had pSid
visits. 1t is thought that this house has been oc-
cuPied as headquarters Of some brigade or d.
vision.
The regiments engaged In the affair Of Monday
have not yet completed their reports Of the losses
sustained. They will be made as perfect as pos
81 BILE, and returned tomorrow
The various regiments located in this region are
endeavoring to make themselves as comfortable
as the limited facilities Of the country will admit
EDWARDS FERRY, Oct. 25.-Last night our
scouts went over the river and picketed the shore
for half a mile back, north Of Goose creek Not
sign of man or horse was beard except the
splash Of the oars Of a boat some distance up the
river
This forenoon the rebel pickets are seen at
various points on and near the river above the
Ferry: some are mounted while others are on foot
No large bodies have been perceived, but il is
known that they concealed by the wooded
range Of hills half mile back from the river
They still occupy the fort, but apparently not in
any great force, although a very heavy body lies
directly In their rear
AT midnight there was continued firing at the
mouth Of the Monocacy. IL resulted from the
Smelling OF rebel camp by our batteries. The
enemy did not reply to our shots with any large
guns At headquarters the affair Is not spoken of
as OF any great significance. The result of our
firing has not yet been fully ascertaned, beyond
the fact that the enemy retreated from their posi-
ton. Their number is represented to have been
small
Prlvates futile, Clemans, Mother, and Rev.
moHd, Of the Third Regiment Wisconsin Volun-
teers, Were killed; and private Ross, company C,
Third Wisconsin; Corporal Pratt, company A
Twentyeighth Pennsylvania Regiment were
taken prisoners by the rebels
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The War la Missouri.

GEN. PRICE STILL IRRITATING.
ST. LoUIs, Oct 25.-Atth latest accounts Gen
Price was Tetreating towards Greenfield, In Dade
county. Gen Sigel's advance guard was near
Bolivar on Tuesday evening, and his main body
Gen. Lanes forces were at Osceola and Gen
Sturgis' entire command was but one days march
behind.
Gen. Sgel was as far south as Gen. Prices rebel
army, but some twenty-five miles east of him. and
evidently aiming for Springfield to cut of his re.
treat south while Gen Lane was Only two DAYS,
march north OF him.
Fremont Is at POmmedetta river, en- route for
Quincy. Gen. Pope was marching on LeesviIle,
via Sedalia.
The trestle-work bridge erecting at Warsaw
was completed, and the general belief was that
Gen. Price would be compelled TO fight or sur
render.
A detachment of U s cavalry broke % a rebel
camp at Buffalo Mills on Tuesday night, killing
Ia and wounding large number. Also taking
ninety prisoners and number Of horses.
ST Louis, Oct 25-The following is a special
dispatch to the Democrat from Jefferson city:
Weare reliably Informed that about 5 900 Con-
federates are congregated in and around Fulton,
Galloway county, whose design is to seize some
passing steamer or ferry for themselves, and burn
the Usage bridge, on the Pacific railroad A
formidable and vigilant guard will be maintained
at the bridge
Gen. Fremont is said to have discovered 1GO OOC
bushels of corn buried at w arsaw, and delivered
1t over to the U. s. Paymaster.
REPoRTED TOTAL DEFEAT OF M'CuLLoUGH's ARMY
ST. Louis, Oct. ga Jefferson city dispatch
to the Democrat reports that II was rumored al
Upton, and believed that Lane and Montgomery
have Intercepted McCullough's rebel force and
cut his whole army TO pieces.
FIGHT IN Carroll COUNTY.
ST.. Louis, Oct 2.-Col. Morgan, with two
hundred and twenty men of the 18th Missouri
regiment, and two pieces of artillery, had fight
with some four hundred rebels, on Big Hurricane
creek Carol county, last Saturday, killing four
teen, taking eight prisoners, and putting the bal.
ance to flight. Col. Morgan had fourteen
wounded
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DIED.


On the morning of the 26'h instant, at 81 O'Clock,
SIDNEY DECA eyed months aEd days,
only and beloved son of Kate s. and Charles A
Chlpiey, u. 2. Navy
He took the cup of life to SIP,
For bitter twas 10 drain;
He put IL meeky from his lip,
And went TO sleep ain.
The funera, will take place from the residence OF
his grandfather, Sldnsy DeCamp, on Sunday alter
noon at O'Clock, TO which tho rients of the family
are invited
On the 25;h inst, LEVI NJ. OSBORN. in the
Saith year OF his age.
His funeral will take place from his late resi-
dence, on the Plney Branch Road, Oh SUNDAY
morning at 10 O'Clock.
On the morning of the 2sth inst, at the residence
of her brother, New, 4. X: Gurley, mo 36 Mis-
souri, av., between ~ and 9Th SITS, Mrs. MARY
4. GILLETTE, widow Of Rev. ElIphalet 6 cite.
d. d., of Haowell, Maine, for many years Secre-
taIy Of the Home Missionary Society Of that State.
Her friends and those of her brother are respect
fu invited TO attend her funeral, on Monday, the
18th inst &C II O'Clock.
On Thursday, Path Miss EUGENIA LOUDON,
after an illness of few days, Of Inflammation Of
the bowels
Friends and relatives of the family are invited
t. attend her funeral ct her fathers residence, on
18th al, eet, between X and l., this afternoon a.
O'Clock.
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] II. F. TEscBMkYER,
Arrival of the Keystone State with the
Prize Steamer SalyoF.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 25.-The u. :. steamer
Keystone State, with the prize steamer Salvor in
tow, arrived at the Navy Yard at O'Clock this
evening. When of Cape Hatteras, on Monday,
she encountered severe gale, lasting until Tues
day, during which the Keystone State separated
from the prize, in charge of Lieut.. Donaldson
The prize drifted to the westward and the steamer
to the eastward, separating them lie miles before
the steamer could go in search OF her. When
found she was steering la the direct course.
The Keystone State left Philadelphia on the
18th Of July, and has since travelled fifteen thous-
and miles in search Of the pirate Sumter. She
arrived at Port-au-Spain five days after the Sum-
ter left She heard Of the Sumter at Surinam,
where she was from the 18th Of August to the list
Of September. The Keystone State arrived at
Surinam on the 10Th of Sept
She spoke the u. s. steamer Flag of Charleston
on last Saturday-all well.
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM FORTRESS MONROE

THE GREAT NAVAL EXPEDITION ABOUT
TO SAIL.
BALTIMORE, Oct 26-The Old Point boat
this morning brings the following:
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct 25.-The expedition
will sail tomorrow, unless the weather should
prevent It, the arrangements having been nearly
completed After its departure full list Of the
vessels comprising IL will be furnished.
Nothing new has occurred In the vicinity Of
Old Point.
The Cambridge is in from the blockade on
beaufort The AIbatross lost two men drowned
In fruitless attempt to land few men south Of
Qaaufort
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From Eurepe,

ST. JOHNS Oct. 25.-The steamer City Of Bal.
timore has been intercepted of Cape Race, with
Liverpool advices to the 10th inst
The Earl Russell In a speech at New Castle de
plored the state of affairs In America He said
that England had reason TO interfere but should
watch the course Of affairs, and IL able interfere
ia the cause Of freedom and humanity He said
he could see no harmony either by the surrendel
or subjugation of the South
BreadstIfs closed buoyant. Provisions closed
dull.
Consols % ka92k.
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From Cairo.

CAIRO, Oct "a Col. Buxford and Capt Dres-
ser, of Gen. McClernand's staff, accompanied by
several other gentlemen, went to Columbus yes
terday on the propeller Sampson, for the purpose
Of efecting an exchange Of prisoners. The party
We're cordially received by Generals Polk and
Pillow. Sixteen prisoners were released.
The town of Columbus 10 well fortified. A
battery Of eight 81 Founders is placed on the
upper end Two forts are being built mile and
a half above the town, but no guns have yet been
mounted.
The number Of rebels at Columbus Ia not over
70 thousand
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Resaisitien en- Pennsylv.nis fer rrssps.

HARRISBURG, Oct ~ The War Department
made re3uisitIon On the Governor. to-day, for
i've companies Of heavy artillery, and asked that
Col. Angsnthe of PbiIadelphia, shall enlist and
nd them The Governor approved OF the
requisition and the companies are 10 be enlisted
suosisted equipped aud armed by the nallo.. :
government uhder the order Of the 25th Of >. {,
tember, as contained In the proclamation.
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Les, Of Grain Vessel. in Lake Huron

DETROIT, Oct. "a The schoonert VIM. Mel
son, FLYING Cloud, L. NJ Mason, Union, 4. j.
GRAY, A Carson, and three others names unknown.
all grain laden and bound for the lower Lake,
went ashore on Pressure Isle, in Lake Huron, On
Tuesday night. The three first named win prove
n total loss
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MISS sS SzEyR bpANiS 9e'osr IS.
VIII appear in two Pieces
sF wRGgR RUNS s pE As Po'dy
Posi- n ST H 10 rs 1t.
ODD FELLOWS HALL!
Go sEy.NTH, ABOVE d ST.
This F.vori.e Troupe!
TWELFTH WEEK
CAMPBELL fmdffNsTRELs.
rER Rf 5FAR
Immense Success Of
The Great Basso, from the Cooper Opera Troupe.
NEW SoSes AND AETERpIEcEs!
so VS. OF MALTA.
He-would-be a Son. ........--......F wysnd
Admltslon Is cents. 90 %
EAT EXCIT EMENr
NAVT Y1ARD,
The Peoples Favorites, the
Metropolitan Opera Troupe
Opened last night TO 8 well filed house and were
RAPTUROUS APPLAUSE!
T.J.ANDREWS,
IN his
Nero CoMICALITIEs.
, Gene and hear
SlDg
ROCKED IN THE CRADLE OF THE DEEP,
And Prof. NACHMAN,
w no was received last night with such outbursts
ofapplause, will repeat tonight
SHOULD AUD ACQUAINTANCE BE FORsoT.
Don't fail to come! WIN. WORLEY,
90 25-NH business Agen: and Treasurer.
GALA NIGHT! GALA NIGHT@
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME!
LAST NIGHT
of the
METROPOLITAN OPERA THOUPE,
atthe
NAVY YARD
When we will offer Bill of
Rare Excellence.
The Charming RsIlaiist,
JOS. WHITAKER,
will slrg
DEAR MOTHER, Pill COME HOME AGAIN.
And HARRY FENTON,
SEEING NELLY HOME.
The Great Bone Player and Comedian,
HARRY TALBOT,
will Appear in
NEW SONGS, DANCES, &c
w. ~. WORLEY,
IT. Business Agent and Treasurer.
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Congressional Nsminatien

Bosros, Oct. A.-Tbs Republican convention
ef the 9Th Congressional district oday nominsted
MIR: samuel Hooper for the vacancy caused by tbs
resignation OF Hon. VIM. Appleton.
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LOCAL NEWS.

rThOugh TIE STAR il printed on the fastest
I'm press in use south Of Baltimore, Its edition
= 40 large as to require Il to be put to press at an
.,,vv hour: Adretissrs>nts, therefore, should be
..,t In before u O'Clock N; otherwise they may
NAV not appear until the next day.
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sale Of n Railroad.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Oct. 2i-The Pittsburg,
Fort WAYNE and Chicago railroad was sold az
auction here to-day, for 80 600 900, to Up. ID.
Lanier, for the purchasing committee, and tbs
sale has been confirmed by the court.
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7 OOK OUT FOR THE MONUMENTAL = ,
IL The MONUMENTAL CLUB take a.
great pleasure IN announcing TO neir frlerds III
and the public in gen sra that thew will give 80
their thirteenth GRAND ASSEMBLV attEAA
FRANKLIN HALL c"r 9Th and ID SITS on MONDAY
EVENING, Oct 28. Tickets 50 cents, admitting
q gentleman and ladies'. oc 253tt
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Important TeIegraphic Achievemept-Csm-
Pietion Of the Telegraph to the Pacific

Important TeIegraphic Achievement-Csm-
pietion Of the Telegraph to the Pacific
Coast.
NEw YORK, Oct IS The following congratu-
latory dispatch, SIGNALLING the completion of
Geographic communication between the shores
Of the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, was received
this afternoon:
SAN FRANCISCO, California, Oct 25
To the Mayor Of New York San Francisco
to New York sends greeting, and congratuates
her on the completion Of the enterprise which
connects the Pacific with the Atlantic May the
prosperity of both cities be increased thereby
and the projectors of this important work meet
with honor and reward
[Signed.l Fl. F. TEscBMAYER,
Mayor OF San Francisco.
SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 25 The pony express
passed here at O'Clock p. m, with San Francis
CO dates to the afternoon of the 9th instant.
The Official returns of the State election are lust
announced The whole vote cast is a fraction
under 100 600. Sandford, the republican candi-
date for Governor, received 56,036; Mcconnell
(Breckinridge,) b ,65li Converse, Union demo
crat,) 1890.
Capt. T. ]. Steeples commanding the steamer
Pacific, was shot at Portland, Oregon, on the 10th
instant, while aiding to arrest a gambler. He
died few days subsequently,.
Gen. Sumner will leave on Monday, sd inst
by steamer for Washington, with nine companies
of regulars under his command, who 90 to New
York. One thousand United States arms 90 for
ward by the same steamer.
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METALLIC
OIL,
FOR

FOR
Cleaning. Polishing, and Preventing Rust.
This is superior to ali other oils in the world for
the above urpOses, as well as for machinery and
lubricating uses 1t is equally applicable to gun
locks and SOWING machines IL is in hi h favor at
the Government Navy Yards for ordnance and
machinery.
Principal Depot and General Agency,
PHILHARMONIC HALL,
Penna. avenue, near Eleventh st.
II Agents wanted with teams, to supply en-
onInpments. Sc "a I'm
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DzATH OF AN OFFrcER.-Liest Casey, OF the
Thirtisth New York regiment, died Of fever,
near UPton1s Hill, on Thursday His remains
We're sent In the afternoon tIain Yesterday, to New
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lust RECEIVED, one Of the largest stocks Of
= New aud Fashionable Clothing eyer offered in
TIL y days % make room for winter goods. Per-
sons waning Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Trunks,
Ha and Caps, should call soon, as now IL the
SIas for bargains, at No. $50 Seventh st, opposite
post Once. 90 lin
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INDIA RUBBER GooDs We are pleased to state
that HoD all kinds Of India Rubber goods, in
Guiding Rubber Blankets, Rubber Clothing
&c, &C., can be obtained In this city at mann
idctKrsr'S prices, at the India Rubber Warehouse
3tS Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and
Tenth streets NJ I6.tf
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ORPHANS CeURf, TO-DAY Mr.. Davidge, coun.
sci for respondent being necessarily absent before
q naval court, the Barney case was postponed
usual business Of the court was then done
Dr.. johnson appeared and qualified as executor
on the estate Of Mrs. Com. Crane, deceased.
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IAR. Nd. KOCH,
IL CHIROPODIST FROM PARIS,
And from SOC Broadway, New York.
Branch ohce-246 Pennsylvania avenue, between
18th and 18th sts., Washington, ID. C.
Corns, Bunions, Soft Corns, CallosltIes, Club
Nails, and Nalls penetrating the flesh, Go, CURED
without causlng pain or lnconvenIence TO the
patient
The Boot or Shoe can be worn Immediately after
the operation. His treatmsnt founded on the
strictly rule of science, such as all Surgeons will
app owe.
His charges are quite moderate, trlfIng indeed,
compared with the reliefand satisfaction he affords
the sufferer.
Refers to the Physicians and Surgeons of this
city.
Persons attended at their rooms OF residences
without extra charge, by leaving orders at 246
Pa. ave bet 18th and 18th cts. Lin
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NoTIcB.-Bevare of counter reIts and unprlnoI-
pied dealers ndsavOri1g TO dispose of their own
and other ARTICLES on the reputation attained by
HeIDlboLfS Extract BkchE, q positive and specific
remedy for DIS sases of The adder, KIdaeys, era
vel, D"opsy, Go, &C.,, DC. Ask for Heir bOld's.
Take no other. See advertisement IL another col
umn. $3.50
PENNIES.
Persons desiring pennies will always And them
Tor exchange at the Star Office counter II
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THE POPULAR METROPOLITAN OPERA TROUPE
gives It's last performance at the Navy Yard to-
night, and will make its appearance In George
town on Monday night We advise our Navy
Yard friends to make the most of them to- mig hit
and our Georgetown friends to look out for them
Monday night.
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ANOTHER NORTHERN DEBT CASE The exten.
siye dry goods establishment Of the Messrs Wit.
mer was closed this morning In obedience TO an
order from the Military Court. IL appears that
preliminary proceedings have been taken in that
70 those In the late case Of Meade Mayre and
Addison, Wallace Co. The fnal adjudication
Of the matter has not been made but the case will
be tried In a few days, Mr.. Slaymaker, the junior
partner Of the arm, representing In interests and
that In the meanwhile the establishment will be
placed In the charge Of a military guard.-ALez
dadrin 60 Locdl NSUS -
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SUPERB PENMANsHIP.-Our urbane and good
looking friend Crowley, the favorite card-writer,
Is just now busy with some orders for card
and ornamented penmanship that surpasses in
beauty anything we have ever seen from goose
quill, elliot or stencil-in fact they mig ut readi-
ly pass for the finest copperplate but for the fact
that they surpass the engraved plate in easy
OF outline. 1t is really worth the readers while
tc call at Crowley's stand at the National Hotel,
and examine his beautiful specimens, not forget
ting to inspect his late style Of ''Univn cards"
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LARCENY CAsEs.-Yesterday, Detective Allen,
Of the metropolitan police, arrested small boy
named Walter b. Donaldson, upon a charge Of
stealing from the City Collectors Office. He is a
newsboy, and was a general fayorite, and fire.
quently stopped at the Collectors ONCE where he
was permitted 70 fold his papers Some DAYS ago
he stepped In, and getting an opportunity be took
three so pieces since then he has never returned
Mr.. Allen, being told Of the loss and the suspi-
cons Of the Collector, narrowly watched the little
fellow, and discovering that he was ush Of
money, arrested him.
Horace Hart, Of New York. another boy about
II years Of age, was arrested for stealing a hat
from Geo. Kingsbury, and was sent to jail for a
further hearing.
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CIRCUIT COURT.-B. F. Council, ESQ of Ohio
having been examined and found qualified was
admitted as attorney and counsellor Of this court
The case OF GreenburY Brown rS Justice
Reaver, was argued by counsel Yesterday, and the
Court reserved decision until today.
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TOCKROACHES, COCKR0ACHES! - Tie
~ subscIiber wishes respectfully to inform the
citizens Of Washington that they can have all in
scots snd vermin destroyed from their dwellings,.
Hospitals. barracks, hotels, public and private
buildings taken on contract nd kept permanently
solicited and promptly attended to. Address p.
hEYNARD. Washington. d q pvN.pn
Firm of Reynsrd Co.. of New York eityy
307 Il st., between 18th and lS1z sta.
Once hours from 20 D. m. 90 I9-lws
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The CAMPBELLs, at Odd Fellows Hall, have
just now great card in the wonderful basso, Mr.
Frank Swami, late Of the Cooper Opera Troupe
His performances create the utmost establishment
as, since Herr Formes, nothing approaching him
as a basso has been heard here. lie appears to.
nght and another great attraction is presented in
"The Sons Of Maltan
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THEATER.-Mr. Rogers had fine house for hi
fOrmances went of with Infinite spirit To-niyhi
the favorite comedy of "StilI w aters Run Deer,
with Miss Susan Denim as "Mrs Sternhold - and
Mr.. Rogers as "JOhn Midway after which the
farce Of "The Post Of Honor - with Miss Susan
Denim as "Trudchen," with a popular song
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WANTS.

WANTED-A COIORED wOMA y, with good
w reference, t. cook, wash and iron r small
family. None butts good washer need apply. Call
at No 429 Thirteenth at near G.. II"
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KNANTED-Two ROOMS, with full Board, in
w 8 good locality. for a gentleman, lady and lit
tie child: Address (ststing terms, &c } Box 712,
Post Office, IT.