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Induced Governor Morton, Of Indiana, 10 is,ue =
proclamation placing all tie counties bordering
on the Ohio river under 10 artial law He ,eouiTe,
ne pee pie OF those counties 20 organize themsel ves
mo military companies, and TO devote not Ie,s
uan two hours Of each afternoon (Sundays ex-
cepte TO NIL tary drill thatthey may be prepared
1oi aclye and rtcent duty at moments notice
iAls ofoef 10 pe-emptory az regards the border
zOuHtleS, nut the Governor in the same proclama
HoA earnestly recommends that the same course
Se pIiid.d es 10 raising military companies and
SiiLits tIIolGEtU: the whole State There can
-, ~ tHdt me patriotic people Of indiana
hoft nt measure end IN eli ether, having In view
thg p:o &c Ion C1 their State from invasion ard -,
the suppression Oftle rebellion 'N ''
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ORDNANCE OFFICE.
WAsMNsioN. Sept Z. la.
ON WI HE b s ss:s y ss' &.
IS White street. New York, where SAMPLES ess
sesS Rsr.lssion C.ysl, BLANKETS.
These B.nss.. mart asss e. y a: .sf: WOOL clos.
woven. OF stout yarns.
FOR TEE CAVALRY,
r.s oss. iT from he s: :ss
~. s.sers ~. six inches high, oforangs eo"f. in
WITH Bal fS 5dIdsI k4.s lssSs: v,s. a..
I nC fssef tIm iss Isdss The letters
sh.. t Sds '. .ss s are 2 :: ssass
cases sol 9 ). q e: 3
more xil 3 sessS.sd Or - for b ss ssoS :; are
Delivenes must be made - follovs. ons-tsrtA
of,he amOant on,lsos.d foT. pr vs.t: eennss
me osn,Tsstor 70 forfsissrs q the amount due =
No bid vin be considered which does not come
rom sse.sgaets.r OF seSsrees..iss eessssss.
and sasHiiiy Of sssh vssils ds deli Z y ' ~
The Iepsitnsnt rs.srvss TIE right to reject any
to enter INTO bonds With proper suretss for inc
UIon the sssid S being nsss. s.eesss.uI bidder.
will be no:ifed. and viii be furlished viii forms
PropOsai. Sili % sddrs::ss TO- -
os Ms. e 05sSsp s. or
Proposals for Blsnkes.n
Sc. ...A S kAn s:s Il eil: sf. u by.
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SPIES

The Richmond papers give an account Of the
execution Of an alleged Federal spy, found In
their lines during the recent battles in Virginia
Thus far our Government seems to have been 10th
TO visit this penalty upon similar cases on our
side. We learn that there are now in the Old
Capitol two prisoners captured within our lines
under aggrava'ed circumstan es. One, Nathan
ii Marbury, who had oace teen released upon
taxing the cath OF allegiance, was afterwards
captured in attempting to pas, through our lines
with maps and letters containing information for
the eneti:y. Another, Captain Mathew CLARK, of
the rebel army, was captured IN Maryland re-
oTultlEg for the rebel army.
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rISascIAL.-New York papers Of YESTERDAY

iLe stock market stands very firm, and the
'eha' ncy Of prices 10 upward but withI mt anv
= " latISe activity, buyers awaiting definite ad-
FiC's lfcln The new field Of war before enterfna
IN" l"rge engagements. California rs are Arm
= - 9-Vo. Government securities are steady
tsIteIaIIy lie coupon 6's and the ! 80 notes TIE
y. er eose with sales al 99A the lat er at IC3
lCr more God is dull and the speculative d..
Inahd 81 Yesterday has partially subsidized. TLe
oFtLlnz ga Is W re az 49, closing a, llg mn
80 Denand notes are selling at lUo I aIO-9 \
'to SH per cent Certificates at 95S Exchange
"a europe Is dull to-day, there being only =
E.cCerdte G., msnd for remittance by to-InorTow,s
steamer he leading drawers refuse 10 sell
uh yer i5Iei3' 4 and good bills haye been sold Al
80 1Lt market seems 10 have recovered from
IL furry Of Yesterday - III
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IL The operators of the railroad telegraph =,
stations Nos and d. situated respectively 40 and
~ miles iftm Baltimore, en- the Baltimore and
ohlo fniltOad, were captured on Monday MIC bt
10y Doay OF Confederate cavalry They were
s1er Ga, as were also tie telegraph instruments
IL a letter from an oficer of the itb Maine
REGIMENT; dated CenterviIle, Va september =
says 'naI the "a Maine Volunteers lost in kIlled
wounded and missing, about ia out OF o5n w n
went into the battle MoTell's brigade Of POI
teTs division, does not now number 700 ef ertivo
men. S1 y
AMNESTY TO EyILRs.-The Grand Dpks nj,
Baden has granted an amnesty to the politicei
reVoIutionists OF 1919. Among the number are
ten Slgel, Col. hecker and Lorenzo BreptaDo
i hr amnesty is unconditional.
IL New York paper considers (, worthy NJ
Il IiIaTs tGoI while the courts have zen raj FRI.
" '"' % b ~ 'n '", i.'t cf iLe CITY tas poiit
'--'' -i' riI la r. ming In sn,'ipr l...,
u !, .E'4edcc Dl.: sna wa y,s,-rday aIyyl.t. \
oo.iIinl&s!'''I q enrolment and a (, for Al, nj
goHieI} county, Md 10y Gov Bradford
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-10

Cav. McDJwELL's LETrER FOR AN Ixo,,,.,,
] Lcse wh1 have seen GeRI Mcdowell, Ieti,, tn
the President, asking for a Court Of inoni,v
speak u II Is frank, manw, and honest doom
me ut. He refers TO the remark alleged Tn hsya
been made by Col. Broa ihead, Of N chtgan
when ~ he poiEt Of deajh, To the effect thai be-
"dlt i victim ~ the incbSciity of q mi Pore
aGd the tfeaC utrj - 1icDowel', " and gees on 10
s4f iu1t l. 2 ire 4 THOR, ugh investigation nat
c'F H.rE Nc q, s cut Of which such 4 Oh RE
M. have sgIEDg, ut into all tae clrcuulsts, csc
cOr-'.'.4 Win rs campaigns from tie beg!
L.Es ~ Y Trttnas
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SUPPOSED spy ARREsTEn

man giving his name as Charles Jones was
arrested below Alexandria yesterday as he was
about starting down the river in a sail bat. He
was brought to the Provost Marshal Of this CITY.
and examined, when 1t was sscer.ained that be
was n the rebel service, and he was sent to the
Old Capitol. Circumstances cause strong rs
Pie'on that he vas spy, but 10 papers were
found
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MORE PRIZES AND pRIsoSERs

The Reliance, Captsin Jocelyn, this morn,no
brought up sloop ard Yacht. CAPTURED in Ri.
tain's Bay few days since by the Delaware,
while engaged in carrying contraband goods to
Nlrsinia, Gnd SIX prisoner, five Of whom were
'ahen In the prizes. The boats were loaded mostly
Win dry goods aud grain. The Reliance also
captured negro In a boa. going into Currioman
nay with load Of contraband goods, who was
also hrouCbt
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NEW MILITARY PRISON

forrest Hall, Georgetown, has been taken Dol.
ass'on OF by the military, priaon for deserterr
Al dessrter, and straggler. now in the city vii,
Dc taken there at once
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DASSES ON THE POTOMAC

On and after the 18th instant day of ssrtor,ber
passes will be required from all vessels hosts &C.
navigating the Potomac river These win ba ;ssu ad
by the Commanding Officer of the Flotills and NAV
he obtained from the naval vessels Stationed At
Alexandria or at the mouth of the river
GIDEON wELLEs
49,. Secretary of the Navy
September II, IS62. IRep. A. Intl - Ia
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THE NAVY YARD CLOSED

we are requested to state that until further
ORDERS the Navy Yard will be closed to the
public, only the officers of the yard and the
wcrkmen being admitted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-10
PROMOTED

len, colonel Thomas l.. Kane, Of the Buck
,aiI hihes, "a worthy brother OF the lamented DR.
. me Las e@en promoted to a origadier gener-
dIshlp oy ne President, for mer!torious services.
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SENT TO OLD CAPTION PRISON

Inc prisoners, ten in number, captured by the
suhooat Anacostia, were yesterday cent to the
Old Capitol Prison.
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To HOTELS. sMaSScsEitSS, RESTAURANTS,
f9lVAIE FAMILIES, &s.

i O HOTELS. ssS0csEtts, RESTAURANTS,
PRIVATE FAMILIES. &s.
The s,bssdssn have just rses,vsd Q fresh ship
500 CASES 81. JULIEN AND FLORRAO
e l. a r & rs,
vhish thsy offer for sale st New York prices.
Also, they have constantly on hand
Large asd Wall Selected Sfech of
Choice BRANDIES,
OLD MADEIRAs, FORTS, saERRIEs,
BoURBON, OLD BYE. SCOTCH and iRIsn
WRINKLES.
CHAMPAGNEs of eli fsvoriss brands,
ENsLIsa AND SCOTCH ALES,
LONDON AND DUBLIN PORYERe.
HAVANA CIGARS,
ENG LisH PICKLES, SAUCES,
cHIL1oN, oHEDDER and ENGLISH DAIRY
sARDINKs. KEMP's aKRMKYioALLY
SEALED GOODS,
FRENCH, GERMAN and ENsLIsH oOR-
BIALs,
CONGRESS, eELTZER, KIeSEN0EN ssl
ENGLISH SODA WATERs,
Choice OOLON6, sOUOHON0, IMPERIAL
Tyson, YOUNG HYSON TEAS.
With IN extensive assortment of
FANCY GROCERIEN.
BININeKR q CO.
(Establishsd lyH.l
Ransh-S1e Pa. aveaus, opposite
Willards' assel, wasklnston.
10 Jst received . small lst Of Oscar Lisgof
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Suffers, DC, &c.
u NEMI EiESO OVENS.teach one is capable
=! !.S, IENI AND CAMP HEATING AND
PAfEN1 PORTABLE GALVANIZED IRON
BAKE QVENs-they are great ecobomlxers Of
iuoi sno iof oAkiGE and roasting meats. pies, bread
For sale Wholesale and Retail by
BISB CO,
Baltimore Stove House,
80 light street,
% Nv Sole Agents for Esltluore.
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RELEASED PRIsONERs ARRIvEn

e1 bundled and tea released Union prisoners
arrived fere last night per steamer Cossack, direct
fo.a Richmond, via Fortress Monroe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-10

IHB I TITkD STATEs Navy The United S.ates
navy Is now, or very SON will be, composed II
more ttan 20 vessels Of war, of which l.rge
proPoIt9n ere iTon-cldd gunbOsts. go far as the
Ohio and the Mississippi are CONCERNED there s,e
about twenty ~" gunbcats ready for service in
those Iivers.-7TiJnHs "
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FR.EHEs S2NV q 81 AIInE WAsaINs1ON

FREE CONCERT AT The WASHINGTON
II ACADEMY OF MUSIC, ass Pa avenue,
between 9Th and 10th SITS -NIw ARRAHe 8nRnY =
Ihs updsrsignsd I. happy 70 .nno.noe thai he he.
enee!ed IN engagement With Mr.. aENRYJUNa-
this country, Who Will perform every night I'd ths
above ball, In company with other stSrs Also'
Will delight our visitors With her mar nIsnsn1
songs, Duets, etc Mr., ADuLPH WELI.EM
STEIN will preside at The bispa Tcrs,har -
host OF faent passed 10y any estahii, h,.ent
u ne onS ChoIos keire'hments oonsts tiy on
ha9d. Omoers In attendance to Dreserv va oIds5 w
concert commences Ct 8 O'Clock D IA.
saw M HENRY ROSENY6AI. pne,,r
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'dE METROPOLITAN BATH ROOMS,
FIoSFs u st. and Pa. 49,, BET liza dnd i2th ,,s.
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
Arc now open and ready for oil persons who de-
elIe Hot OF Cold, Shower, Steam, VasOr and M cd
Al IIeet expense those Baths have been tted n,
70 meet want long fe Il in This DIV and we MOI
o995 70 tno oiuxons Of Washington as fine q suIte
81 HSsmaf kooms ~ ever opened to any public in
Al are invited to call and ses for them.eIve.
III open rom q. m. until 10 m: ON SANDAL.
!ao ai! =. U. to H. These rooms are uader the i'm
me1lase sGSerlntendenoe Of JusTU. I!UoIJap
HON NEW York, Zone of the propnetorsI vna
EnohhoaEny understands the bathing busaess in MI
-1n.,. Is m
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

lTARSHALS SALE OF SCHOONER -,r,ya
WI of decree Of the District Court of the Init
States for the District of Columbia 4 viii all =,
public sale, for cash st the Washington NaVv W.
in said District on TUESDAY. the 9th dsy o. :.
TENDER. lSi2, at IL a. clock a. m, the Schoon,r
bIne, her tackle, apparel and furniture
WARD III. LAMON
so alta L. :. Marshal ID G
H-THE ABOVE sALEIs POSTPONED, FoR
want of bidders. until FRIDAY next the Eth n,f
same hour and place. WARD IA. LAMON
30 lO-dtd L. L. Marshal n n
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L HE Cnfor- aa"l Gayu. been appointed Asses
sor for the District of Columbia uudpg the act of
Congress, approved July |. lS1 AMI being about TO
enter upon the duties of his Office would respect
fully call the attention of the inhabitants of the
District to the 9th section OF said act follows:
- That 1t shall b" tine duty of any person or per
sons, partnerships, firms, associations corpora
tons, made liable t" any duty license stamp tax
imposed by this act, when not otherwise and diff
fently provided for before the first day of Au-
gust eighteen hundred and sixty two, and on or
before the first Monday of May in each year there
after and in all other before the day of levy.
to make list return to the Assistant Assessor of
the District where located of the amount of annual
income the articles objects charged with a
special duty or tax the quantity of goods, wares
and merchandise made or sold and charged with "a
specific ad valOrem duty tax the several
rates and aggregate amount according to the forms
and regulations to be prescribed by the Commits
siOner of Internal Revenue under the direction of
the Secretary of the Treasury-ior hich such per
son or persons, partnerships, firms. associations
corporations are liable to be assessed, under and by
virtue of this act"
The undersigne will in n few days announce the
number of Assessment Districts, with the name of
each Assistant Assessor and he Will endeavOr
appoint such persons as shall be courteous in the
exercise of their duties il Is hoped and earnestly
solicited that they be met in ~ spirit of kind
ness and every facility afforded them To promptly
and efficiently discharge the duty assigned them.
L. VI. PEARSON.
Assessor for the Collection District
of tn. District Of Columbia.
The officers required will not be prepared to exc
cute the act before September LIST, lS62 re Civ
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iI-Keadins Matter on every page See
'"'side for Interesting TeIegraphic and
other matter.
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n DAWSON LODGE, No I6.-The members
~ OF Dawson Lodge are earnestiv rannaStaS
10 meet at Masonic Hall To MORROW At 9a'cocE
10 escort To The Depot the remains of Rrnthor p
~ AfsoS. Bre'heren in good standing are invited
1t (Rep) I'd GILMAN W \,
r = NOTlCE.-The members of the Con,nsn,
- formed by the EN- ployes of the Oftce Of ths
TeNlelaES Oh the Interior hereby nnti6aS tha =
mere mere Will be meeting for drill EVERY tTTFR I'd
NoV ~ at 55a clock until further notice and that
w Viii ,o iaiiure oil any member to attend without
II &Rsent four successive days it will be c"nsid
Rv G c@4Se for expulsion from the Compa
~. by Oruer 01 Capt. WATT. J. SMITH ~ 10 a.
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CiAL ELECTION

NdEs;iLRsT WARD-FIEsT PRECINCT.
held OF Ihursday. Septemb.r liz eo s.e wlll be
mS5sf OF Tine BSsrd Of Aldermen to l tSs 0 1n
viii Re held At John benfTisn: IesiE ned TIE polls
ti Tsst, between EIneteenth and YVsnts tb .t On
ossa a. o. pr and closed aI7 M AA''H s"'
SAMUEL DUVALL
MILAN CALVERY
set d rHIo6LES,
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ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMMED
NEW DANCES
BY THE COURT OF BEAUTY
NEW DANCES
BY MILE MARIETrAi
NEW NEGRO ACTS
BY HART AND SIMMONS
LIE TOUR DE MASON
BYw ARMSTRONG;
COMIC SONG
BY BOB BUTLERl
A BIG BILL, FULL OF FUN,
Doors open o'clock performance O'Clock
ADMISSION - cents Orchestra Chairs 50 cents.
SSPECIAL NOTICE TO LADIEss
THE FIRST MATINEE
OF the Fall Season will take place
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, the 18th.
on which occasion the .r
ENTIRE MAMMOTH COMPANY
will appear in their
BEST ACTSl
Tne managers take pleasure in referring TO Sfhe
FAMILY entertainments given at this establishment
last winter and spring and promise that the matt
nees will be conducted in the same popular way
over 10 900 Ladies attended the matinees in four
The orchestra will be reserved for Ladies' and
Children.
No gentlemen will be admitted to afternoon en-
tertainments unaccompanied by ladies'
The Saloon attached to the Hall will be closed on
these occasions.
Admission-Ladies, % cents Children 10 cents
Doors open at o CLOCK; performance at s. Sc
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Nv NOTICE.
w HOL ESALE AND RECALL GROCER,
Tho subscriber, having recently ooYr -lcted the
ereoslon OF his nsw building, on this rito Of his
former Premises; taesiroJed By kre aone time
snoe bsEE 80 call the attention of his old friends
AID the public generally TO tbs fscI and TO remind
them OF his t.ity 10 ssIso ileIl II al branches
Of tho
GENERAL GROCERY GRADE,
having ample room and increased facilities TO
transact business.
He has recently returnsd tom the various
NoItheIL markets, where he has carefully seleoted
FAMILY GROCERY.
ana, having purchased exclusively fer cash, can
quality. f'0 ~1
HIS stock of Fine Teas, Wines, Ii. sors, Sugars
OF gil grac6s. Spices.
Bourbon, Mononsahels, and Rye Whiskey.
fruits, Mustard, sauces. Wooden Ware, 80,
4. ARC of the beat decorIption, and &ii Gdapted to
the trade OF w ashington.
JESSE b. WILSON,
No. 3G7 Pelnss wanna Avenue
"a IS-lm between 9Th and 7th sts.. south SIDE,
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pkOPOSALS FOR BOOKS FOR SHIPS OF
- WAR, w

Exrsan Of NaUisa ffoS, August 50, lass,
StiiALhD PROPOSALS will be reccived at TIN. ott,.
uhu M0noaJ, tho 18th September, 1861 for f ,xU
sans az The different NavJ Yards, without fr thar
90. 20 INC dovernment, such number Of coSies NJ
Hled 70 ves sels of war s'Aons buH
81 LII tins Books Say be had on apylic.tion IN
IN =. oo0k is 70 70 suarantea perfect And to he
~ pinalng J. M, 6IIIISs
1oLNNxN Acting Chtsf of ms Pnss..
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A NOTICE.
Alb Persons are hereby notified that. from this
date, will pay no debt contracted on my acoount
by Any person whatever unless authorized by me.
DANIEL MoSWINEY.
WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Aueu.t 10 1852 An In
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FIRST WAKD--SECOND PktCJNc7
Hohce is hereby given that an eleotisn Yin Ia
noia on FaursdAy, September 18th. lsai ~ on n
member sfe Board ofAdermen, to s r. .no9
yre3 term Of Hobart Eerrian, Tesiened TSs noIi.
WI ee held 1t tie north west corner nj n
ana stie1ts. Open At a. m and CLOSE ~ = m
J; ". DYER,
q: q. WILSON,
sec nEnAiNS,
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CANTERBURY HALL,
CANTERBURY HALL,
CANTERBURY HALL,
CANTERBURY HALL,
LOUISIANA AVENUE. NEAR SIXTH STREET.
IaAear of National Hotel
oROWDED HOUSES,
Crowded with an Audience
CULTIVATED, CRITICAL AND REFINED
NO STRANGER
Should leave the city without seeing the Combine
ton OF Stars now performing at
THE CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL.
First Appearance in this city of Miss
AGNES sou THERLAND,
AGNES SWITZERLAND,
THE SCOTTISH NIGHTrSGlLEl
The SCOTTISH NIGHTINGALE!
This lady has Travelled through the principal
success and is engaged to appear here at an enoy
nous salary. She Is very highly spoken of in the
She appeaTs She tSo %hen
ner SUBJECT REQUIRES IT. much dramatic force and
the pibrochs are lending their Stirring sccompani
tia and that tsrtans are waving and pume s n SoG
ding over the gathering of the clans at the muster
Ing place
Continued Success of the Beautiful
MARIETTA RAyEL,
The Spanish Dansenss,
Second week of
THE COURT OF BEAUTY,
Composed Of the most Beautiful Ladies' on thu
American Stage
MILE LIZETTA. KATE HARRISON,
JENNIE ALLEN. TILLY FORBES
HELENA SMITH and others,
In New Dances.
Second week of
MISS MELIA WELLS.
The Yankee SOngstress.
Second week of
BOBHART
and
LEW MONS
The Cork Heroes, in New Ethiopian Acts.
Second week of
BOB u U'TLER
The World-renowned Pantomimisi.
WILLIS ARMSTRONG,
And the entire
MAMMOTH COMPAN
The manager takes great pleasure in announcing
that the splendid play entitled
DOT,
DOT,
will not be produced at this esta blishuant brtsh.
Imaginable Ethiopian Farce entitled the
PORTRAIT PAINTER
PORTRAIT PAINTER
will be produced every night uutil fv,t,., ,o,;,,
We believe this is the only place of amussmsnt in
the city this week that the public can visit irion
seeing Do " "''"OA'
TONIGHT.
The Comic PantOmime entitled
JOCRO;
Or, THE BRAZILIAN APE
' ei - e e as .---. Jocko
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMMES
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sep 8-Jt NOTNer OF Iiln anu { ete-I>land.
A CARD-At the solicitation of several friends
"A the subscriber proposes To take class of young
Ladies' for instruction in all the branches of female
educa tion,-prOvidcd Il sufficient number be Oh
tanned Immediately, to Justify the enterprise.
Terms suited to the times made known on appli-
cation at No. III Washington street. GcOr gctOwn,
where time and place of opening will be made
known. Use S-3t') {. Il. Make
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/ AFAYETTE INSTIYUTE
sos street, bettcsen lS.h and l4tk
OtpG " THO oldest, most thorough and most DE-
naGie Schools for Young Ladies and Misses in
Session commences September eth. r,;.ion
ooroinE TO ago and advancement ~
Nv L.. C. V.nnMIQ
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PERSONS H.vinr SW%t WIZ 3, sor. a.. +.
4Ks: BARRoN's EYE sALvs,
sr. se Sss twentieth street, between and ia.
s''' ele-ln'
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To P''S'dsnt DariS This army achit we'd To-
uey. on tee pains OF Manassas, signal victory
over the combined forces II Generals McCIsIIan
and Pope. On the 2Sth and 29;h each winlr, under
Generals Lonstreet aud Jackson, rrpuIsed with
Va!or attacks made on thera sepaiately We
mourn the Ioss of our gallant dead in every cen.
nic', yet our gratitude to Almighty God for Ais
ihefcleS rises higher each day TO Him and TO
the Valor OF our troOps, a nations gratitudesis
due. ~ 4, 80
, 1862-12-30
Letter from MIR. Seward.

Letter from MIR. Seward.
The following letter was received from Sec
retary Seward, at a festive gathering in New
York city on Tuesday evening:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
- WASHINGTON, 23d December, 1862.
To James ". Forbes, James L. Woodward and
Robert j. Hunter, New York:
GENTLEMEN: received only at this time
your kind letter Of the 10Th instant, inviting
me to meet the sons Of Orange and Sullivan
at the anniversary celebration in New York
This evening" Thus FIR, although electricity
consents to convey onr thoughts, yet it is all
solutely refuses to go into competition with
steam in carrying either PASSENGERS or freight
--of course cannot come. Nevertheless, for
every son Of Grunge or of Sullivan rho may
be With you, and who is loyal to his country
in this her hour Of danger, I send my hearty
greeting.
There ought to be no one Of them who is
disloyal. For what did the Almighty cast the
blue mountains amid the green valleys Of
Southern New York but to form cradle for
fFeemen, vigorous ysically, intellectually
and morally vigorous Men thus constituted,
if they are forced into war for the defense OF
freedom and their country, will demand that
be prosecuted with yigor. While many things
arc important to that end which they may not
be able to effect, there is one indispensable
thing which they can do, namely-they can
and must unite SONS Of Grunge with sons o1
Erie, sons Of New York with sons of
Massachusetts, cons Of Missouri and sons oi
Observation-Disclosures in fact as thew are in name
as iDseparable members of t;.e American
Republic
Ilaye the honor to be gentlemen,
Your Fcry obcdient servant,
WILLIAM H. SEWARD.