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The Advance I'm Nerth &c Observation-Disclosures
and Palmyra 0ccsPicd-Gsa. Csx A. !.
Frederick>bsrg. ~
From the Richmond Dispatch Of Monasy ivt
Nov. 10, we extract the following items OF IN.
telligenee: 7- --T s-....1.....
THE ADVANCE OF GEN. YosrrR-HAxuurox n
AEDfALNrRA, n. C., ocCUYIEp.- ere.
There 1, no longer any doubt that the rnemy's
on Weldon, with view OF tapping thr railroad
We pr sii.hed. some days ago. an .ceoua~D
q eight which took place bstween three comps
nies Of the Twehy-axsh North carosisa 4
RsEIment and an advance ehaf1 :. the .n.sns
on sunday Hast In has ensssementthe essmy
sS rrrH in our iSss being ten killed AID
Later intelligence furnishes us win SOM
fIlI-: particulars OF The sd vance, from winch
il aplcar, i!'at the enemy iandea Iarse forc-.
- Washington on sunday, and adyanerd ~
WARDS Hamilton ana took I,-,s~ss~ion of TIA, -
town il reported That they bestowed nearly y
the ntire place.
q, Thar forces al Hamilton t. rerr~.rnLxj oh.
About 600 infantry with forty piec-s OF arui-
lery, and q copsiderahie fore-.of cavalry. Taev.i
are slso reported 70 have landed a large iors,-.
o. thirty milee from Weldon. Geusral Pets.
grew co,nfBands the Ccnsed-rase fcS-s ~ Wsfc
don The fsnkets are said TO BE- COMMANDED
TheTr <as rrpcrt IN circulation on Sstur.
day thaf an engaFprneU NJ urrad IN the vicsanv
OF Tareore. k<aGeevsnb comfy, on Thnr,dey,
LAST. between sore Six rsetrn. ufs OF North d.
oiina State troops under the command of Gov
erncr ' ance and General N artin. and about a..
thousand OF the enemy. : .
The Rsleirh journal Of SATURDAY. saws that
this r'port was incorrect, snd thsi ao.kin< sf I
the kind had taken place since the fight Of sun
tiar evening. --- ~
The impression prevails that the enemy n
cCncentrstfne his forces IN the ps4ghborhood Of
Williamson, Martin cosnty, utrh the insep-s
ton OF attacking some point thu line OF the
Wilmington and Weldon railroad.
A dispatch from 6oidsboro', dated ten
O'clock on FRIDAY night. states ahai there had
been no fighting and that the enemy had "a
trs ated in the direction Of Weldon We do M. !
exactly understand how they could have .
treated towards sWetdoe, since that IL u ~ -
point towards which they were supposed q :.
20 be- Advancing. 49, - -
4 LETTER TO the Petersburg Express, foD
1arbaro. dated the 5;h. SAYS the Yankee army
Is marching upon thst town with twssv.
thousand troops. The tnfornsrion IN oeriv~a
ifUm \ snkee deserter. They arr represented Il.
within tour miles OF tie Confederate troops
GYM. Cox APPROACHING sTArxroy
The statement That . con siderable Yauk.s
fcrcF l. IN Highland caanty, about 40 miles frosS
Siaur'on. proves TO he correct. These tros7.
3re under the command of Grn. Cox, and ave
ben h. rrsefore operating in the valley OF tAs
kanswha.
TIE RAID IyIc FREDERrksBC zata
fEEDkRICKsBUR@, Nov. a-Se1enty-
\ ankles came here to-day. They sud TIA;
StGaEt made : daring raid into Naryiaai
thNrsdSy. capturing IS pr.son-rsi tsst -. 1
H. uo<rSts have swept The North; ssa EaEiaad
and France have recognised the CoaSeaersey,
sne that Lord Lyons - 80 Instructed
The raid was most bold snd daring.
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aPHrT or TIE MORNING PEEsS

TIE intelligence Ho:ices the confusion o.
ids..s and eontrsristies 81 statement IN tn ~
Yo-l o. 'Es military commission TO investigate
tke Harper Ferry surrender, especially tina;
part which relates 20 ,h< order 10 Gen. McCi-i-
Ian to relieve II. The came report which says
BE- die 70, relieve j, contradiets itself and says
he diG and the Tntefftse~eer thinks General
McCiriian is fully rxcuipasd- All who under
take to write similar reports in future are adj
yjssd thus
.wh,n, ir thr body OF any report, you have
occasion 20 cen-ur- an officer Tor not relieving
o particular pest. Do not close your report by
saying tfa, in r~ali.y' he did relieve H."
The R>y1titecn thinks the only way TO recon
struct tn Inion Is 10 reconstruct southern So
eie,y from the foundation mp. The southern
ari,tocrary must be- sx;rrninaced.
tpon the liquor trade in Washington ths Re.
frbiieoE says: -.
General Wadsworth had better make such
regulation u he pleases about the sale OF liquors
to ofiCers and msn in the army: but 70 interiors
" 18th thr ha5S:s of civilians Ia this regard Is
not, 20 say the ieast, q popular move. and does
rot. either N respect 10 soldiers or citizana, re-
cult tasorabiy to temperance or good order. Il
u not rsspected a . law should be. Rigidly
enforce ., or give IL mp. As IL now 10 il is q
moeksry."
TIE Ckror,ei. treats upon "Ths Ex- Royalty
Of Greece"
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LORD LroSs.-This distinguished sentlrman
returned 70 Washington from LondonD last
niaht This forenoon he called Al the State
Department and had an interview with Mr..
Secretary Seward, Who subsequently accom-.
panied him to the Executive Mansion where
he paid his poets 70 President LINCOLN. Both
inter,irws. w learn, were very cordial
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TELEGRAPHIC.
LATE FROM CALIFOR MA AND sOC TIL
AMERICA.
END OF TIE WARM NEW GRENADA.

NEW YORK, Nov. i3-The steamship Cham.
rIon has arrived here from Aspinwal, bring
iEc sI,7f7,oa0 in treasure.
The 81, Louis bought down, IN addition,
frofn san Francisco. a cargo of S6S1,to0 Mexi.
can tres sure. and sixty six bales Of cotton.
The State Of Antioquia has submitted q uietly
10 MoeQuera; and this il likely 70 end the war
III New Grenada. 20 e"
tn frigate Seransc hiss sailed fcr Mexican
ports. The Lancaster and 81. Mars's are still
al Panama
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PxRsoH&L-Messrs. Thurlow Weed, Palmer
v. KeIloss. AND John A. Kennedy fsuperinsen-
deni Of police in New York and Brooklynl all
OF Now Yefk. ara smons the sojourners Of note
now In Washington -.
Senator Chandler has r. ached this city.
Gen. AuGuF, T.. S.V.; 0rn. 6oicuris, Mexico;
Gen. F-Tyier. Gen. Pieasonton and stan, Pa;
Gov. Morgan: Gen. Arthur, Gen. Staughton,
Hon. Hiram Barney, Hon. Alex Cummings,
Hon - J. irrenough, Judge Pierponf, Hon.
Vim. Wall, y. T.; msi. Gen. Fitz John Porter
and stat, Y. :. A; Brig. Gen. Buford land fam
iIyl, L. s. A; Gov. PierPont and staff, Va;
Ri bop Simpson and DIR. DURAN, are at Will
Isrd's
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. DISMISSED THE SERVICE,

We learn that in q general order, issued yes
terday. The President dismissed Col Tom Ford
of The a2d Ohio, ard Major Baird, of the 1aSth
New York, in accordance with public expec-
tation. since the finding of the recent court Of
inquiry with reference 10 the circumstances
att nding the surrender OF Harper's Ferry
In the same order Col. White Is highly com
piirnented for his conduct there which the
public no less expected
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T Al n Z r.
II ga r n r.
sn sides Rel and White Spanish Sole LEATHER.
10" sides kouz-rs
10 dozen American and klPP,
Upper and buff LEATHER.
PATENT LEATHER. 81. VI. D. brand,
10 Sides E1KSE SS and BHIDLE, -
F.irSKIRTING, Birdie and SHOE eKIRTING,
Book binders' LEATHER,
IASTINGS and BINDIS9s,
MOROCCO and LINING SE1NS,
STiOE LASTS, FINDINGS, &c.
Which will be sold ch-sp for cash,
THOS q. FORD.
No. i30 eth street near the
no77t Rstsat QHcs.
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ITO CLAIM AGENTS AND LAWYERS.

4S6 NEW FALL STOCK. dQ6
PAPBRHANGINGS
Embracing Gold and Velvet, Gold Slammed Me-
dunn and Low-priced PAPERS, sppro priate either
Tor the richly adorned OF most hum BILE residence
WINDOW SHADES
beautiful selection Gold Band, Imitation Gold
snd Common Shades Buff, Green and Blue Hol-
land, by the yard or made into shades.
OVAL PICTURE yRAMES,
Worroatsd 70 be Gslfed erith Geld Lear
The handsomest assortment in the District from
the best mAnufactory In the country Also a beau
tiful variety Of dark Wood and snAll- sised Oval
ard Carte do Viste Frames of foreign and doIaes-
tic manufacture. - =
PICTURE CORD AND TAssELs,
DifereAt sizes and colors. Picture Rugs, Nails 80
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS
Copies Of celebrated Pictures. Paintings, Statuary
dc. --.
Tie attention Of those renoyating is called to
the bove goods which We're purchased for and on
account Of the times win be sold at the lowest re-
muI erssive prices exclusively for
CASH
Tor goods and labor, when purchased and executsd
All articles warranted as represented
~ Orders for PAPRRHANGING or WINDOW
sAADEs punctually executed. in city or country
No. 4s6 Seventh at, eieht doors above
70 BIN Odd Fellows Hall
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y A letter from a correspondent OF the Bal.
omore american, on board the Z. s. gunboat
Mount Vernon, OF Wilmington, n. c., gives
an account OF the running ashore and destruc-
ton OF the British brig Sophia, which was At.
tempting to break the blockade with a ca reo' of
OIL saifpttre, &c. Whilst attempting to CAP
ture the brig two of the boats of the gunboat
Daylight were driven ashore and their crews
taken prisCntrs by the rebels.
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MISSOURIvOTESF FOR EMANCIPATION
She 10 in Favor Of President Lincoln's
Proclnma hmm edinte Legislation
upon the Subject DEM landed.

ST. Louis, Nov. IF Dispatch TO the Phila-
delphia Press. lit has been ascertained tina;
our Legislative ticket emancipation according
to the Presidents proclamation, has succeeded
beyond our expectation. There Will be a ma
ioTity often members in favor of emancipation
on ;;oint ballot in cur new Legislature. The
people here demand immediate Action IN the
matter, and all proud that Missouri Is
the banner State. being the first Border State III
line.
The Congressional delegation will stand rs
follows: /, +. p. Blair; = II. T. Blow: 3. j. q.
Scott; 4, =. X. Boyd: 5, J. W. McClung;ti, A. A.
King; !, Gen. Ben. Loan;s, VI. A. Hail. 9. ]. :.
Rollins.
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MrRpkR.-wm. Anderson. belonging 20 the
L. = schooner T. Award, killed Michael Cau-
lev, OH the night Of the ith instant, by running
him through with bayonet, while on duty on
shore near Smiths Greek. ST. Mary's county,
Mo. Anderson made an inffectual attempt 10
escape, but is now il irons on board the 7. A.
Ward.
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~ Al a SPONTANEOUS meeting ,; quite num-
btr Of German And Irish ei;izrns in New YORK
or luesd"y evening, II ~as unanimously r.
solved to advocate tie Nomination o: General
tT' orEe Il. Mcclellan for Preeiden, Of tie whole
L nifd STATES 81 tho Ee3I slectioa. IN t7s;.
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GEN. FREMoST.-There was considerable
excitement on the Avenue last evening, over a
genofally circulated rumor that Gen. Fremon,
Wa 10 to placed IN command of the Army of
fhe Potomac. Secesh was in high glee over
the report The Rep3tticon of this morning
SAYS:
"Genfrai Fremont Is expected TO arrive in
arlington 10 morrow 1t is rumorad that he
VIII be appointed 10 an important command-"
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LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

The Reported Inva,ioa of Pennsylvania
Cutyue.
HARRIsBr nc, Nov. Ia.-Dispatches We're re-
c~iv-d herr last night, BY the Governor. from
thambersburs, Haserstowu and NeConneis
burg, reporting the enemy Is making another
raid On Mercershurg, ard indicating general
sIarm aicng the border. THIS report, for which
i: is diff; eul. 10 ascertain the foundation. WAS
afterwards aScer,air-d - be false.
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Not THE MANI. Geo. Wilkes, proprietor
OF the sporting paper in New York bearing MS
lame, claims that the removal of MCCLELLAN Is
Cue TO his exeriions; but iutimates 70 the Gov
ernmeni that Hooker, and not Burnside, IL ina
noIsinee to fill the vacancy!
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POSTAL CrRKEscY.-U Owing to 4 deficiency
II the expected supply of postal currency, the
Treasury Department will not be able to per-
rect the srrapes nlent for furnishing railroad
companies with the much needed small chang.
Sntil next week
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- Two nen = Wv To-k. sz1as d Constant
aho flafy' ~so ~ 49, y - Government
C ihn.i'sc CT nrex"-s Ssrz ~: = Fer Lafayette
ihesoaJ Ga eAaFYFs e sczaz..z- groEiaz OF, Of
alleged 50, -EGa1.srs
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

NEw YORK, New. 13.-l1 m.-Firs; Board
L. :. Coupons, I--I, lt3A 1910 Treas my Notes,
It's; Cer,iicsrss, ~: Gold, 1912. Old D, mand
Not-=, L. hid but ncEe offered.
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~ " II SSaGB5z- VITO rstTrnprs 20 gal-I-.sr,
ies rios.;ss sz1 rom no s,..,.1t qses a.rssset
yeH'erca5 ca Ja~ cass'i' 80 being ssn.eraer. -
''r r""f'o1s ga ~ april rso,, ea.t held u,
81 ,lfE sernsify
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The Secret ruion Club in Texas.

CAIRO, NoY.-l.-The Nicksburg Wing says
that an extensive abolition society has been dis
covered in Northern Texas, The obj cts Of which
arp resistance to the conscript law and oo-ope.
ration with the Federal army.
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FROM PORT ROYAL.

NEW YORK, Nov. 13.-Tbe steam gunboat
Western World, from Port Royal, via Hat-
tsras Inlet, has arrived al rhis port. She lefi
81 the latter place the Miami and Choc ura, the
latter hating Rear Admiral Lee on beard -..
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SENT TO rHp OLD CAPITOL.

wn Beckett r. Ho1ter, M Gersh. A p.
Robinson, John Benson, and Edward Wilson.
arrested by the Freeborn, while crossing from
Virginia, 10 Maryland, were sent last night 10
the Old Capitol prison. -a
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- Shs fesssrrs,st. md tsrer1, zsapers of
'"'''s'ofs acid a ln"sine y>'st.rS,,,r =, tss<s
y . Consideration NE Eitoj-fitycf ,.is-a,clna
~ s-Ies ~ e'IblAs aha liri;i,f4
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- he '<r~ ecyfs"fsfssstss II ssr York have
uHan fr't,t'>lF ssrtsf N pay the advanced " ages
man 81 8 ne sstr.ksrs"
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- EeEsPs Fiss't y pcrN., aay,1lc 5~s4srs ~
~ foss. s',fs~s'6 q Fcgs - <1Sfes ~ Ass, IA
~ f'49 49,
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fINASc!AL.-New York papers of yesterday
eS' Mtg ray; The stock market hss a stet, ii r
aIi ararc' to-dHy, the hurry IN money having
10 cecidrd effe, on prices. The 6r,.It;,g az
ever, L. -tiu an uf-ras one, aud thr cnnrs.. of
TIA" market will dep+nd liz = great fneisure
a on tn seton OF the banks. W no ar. pr.partnr
70 Meet the wants OF tie Government t;oysrn
HFnt Sc OF 'esi VIE sold ~ 103 ! for both the
rrght@r'd and coupons, a higher than la,
evening il- Oregon war l9as l0I, and the
ccupcn 81 Of ia al 51x. The j. IL pr cent
ano hr Certificates s7z aSe. Missouri 6's de-
,".I ~ and Iennes----s !. Sirginias were
Eiehrr- Scid Tell of late in the afternoon
fsvrusS from 80 ai32k 10 III. This morn
II wss soid as high az i3rk and a. low a.
L.S. arc AT one O'Clock ,he market ,gas firm
q ..l SaI3it Sales OF custom, house demand
hors ~ere made At l25. Foreign EXCHANGE
Tui"d lower, and there were -roder,,. - = >
frst-elnss bills on London ST I45I.
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- Ger. pr mont Tsturned 70 New York on
TL''c..y. Grs rTs 80. Louis,
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Fhr d+iiy ~ e1t,s< ~ Sc J,.,.Ts,si rS,c
- - Collector f'T tire s.rl5Fi,a tt,irt dHt~i,s
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GEN IIAIIFfK IN

GEN. HALLECK IN THE FRONT,
Major Gen. Haileck, accompanied by QUAR-
termas1er Gen~al Meigs, visited the Army of
the Potomac yesterday.
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A JUST RECEIVED
"a LARGE And superic- stock Of CARPETS and
OILCL0TH, amounting 70 IS , pi eccs ed for
cash Of u Northern manuiactrIer declining bust
-
Also, large lot Of C0NF0RTEKS. WIN DOW
SHADES CROCKERY, GLASS WARE and other
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES. including Psrior
Chamber and other STOVES. All kinds Of CABT-
NET FURNITURE, both new AID second hand
Parties wishing To buy will save time and money by
calling At the cheap cash ftora Of
r. BCCHLY. i3e eth ST. east side,
no 6 Inn between ff and III
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Ty NAILS!
L HE Undersigned, agents for the sale Of the
"Ancbor Brandt Nails. have 1T present = large
stock on hand, and expect st all fines TO be fully
.uppI,ed with them STICKNEY 4 Co,
no II -3tco Exchange Place. Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-13

- Charles Oakford, Sen, the well -knowa
L'laos .phia halter, has INST died
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Too DnrSx TO FIND NE GAsy-Ys<sx..
Gay afternoon, Scrgesnf crontn, OF he FoarA
Ward patrol. mrt soidi-r acc0mps-n'.~s ~
hoy, 10th nouItrd on hors~s fitted cat wio
Government saddles and bridies. THE soidi-r
appeared 70 h drunk, and the boy want4d N
20 30 IN q diEsrrpt direction from that d.
were proceeding In. Sereee mt Cronia su~ps4
ing that all was not right, ssoypcd theu . A.
quire where they wanird 70 90. The sosdisr
horses And riders were ant 20 fhe central a.
lion. The toldirr said he wsssrd togo % An
camp on Fifteenth street, but when arr->,~d
be was on G, near Four-snd-hslf SIRE. aaS
headed towards the Blsdeashsrs road. 4
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

gy,ylE FIRSr GRAND BALL OF tho GREEN
l LsAt SOCIAL GIGS viii iske sl,se on
4 stree between eth ana iothsr Tbs mem.
s,r. Of this Club espeetfauy aA1ounss that
no p.ips or expense have been sPsxed to reuoS5
Tire shove occasion Of intenss enjoyment to "a
who may honor them With their Dresegce. An
cellept cotllon tsnd htt been <Asaeel heirosa'
Tickets 81, admitting q gentleman And lsaiea
f-.r,sgilte, r. irrcafs.1erts r. King, = EnnS'
tcu W IL Marders,C. W. Haves, W. Y. Downs
no il-Sf
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PERSONAL.

AIRS SMITH, A Mos. E1osles, Test Medium
wi will give sttinss for time to those
wish. for the purpose Of seeing their deceased as
we'll o. living frfend', gets names, describes cor.
reetly, reads chsrseter, foretelIs future events
Charges reasonable. Room. NJ No. so South
street, Capitol Hin. no IL 3t'
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COOKING BIZ GAS.-Hosss<s.yi.f rsaf. sss. 5,
" the rise of Gas Scores gcr Csok-as Hea.ts-
The Subscribers are sole xeent- tpr the L.
District 81 Cot --bia, for the sale OF the -
MetrCIoiitSn {. As COOK aaz HEATING ~
sIotES. fall sapD v cs-z-tsstiy 90 hand -
BY the use CT these strves Q great deal 81 labor
saved. IN sdduson Ia the savinS of eKsenss--
store OF the spbscrit-r- cf the-~Lrto.e~ an
operation. JOHN HAkDSARD& 90,
Bridge street. I've doors
noS-fv vest OF Vi xh str-~t tiror seto~n D c.
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THE PACKET BOAT -
Will leave wiiiisns' wharf near market house.
GEORGETOWN, d. G., every Nonday, -
Eednesds, and rrida! fSr Point q s4AzE
and return on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.
starting st7 pollock In the morning frsm both vay
CONNIE neing on nth inst.
oe a. I'm T. D. RIHp Captain
4 HI Regular packet schooner O. W. DYER has
arrived andie now dtschafsiAg her freight -
Apply - AS
eeD % sod lo1 Water ss., 0esesv\evu.
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,,crLrhsF FonT.h Ward Sstc,- az

POTrCr.A1hf fourth Nhru patrcl-1f =
ported John Kane, drunk as.d di-of,l-rl -
over 10 the military. John Long, cr-ai. A. =.
nuisance fired 81. Henrietta cp.aun,,l,-
teoI'G,) killing hrr child; sec urftv ~sG Cor is,
fher hesring-by Ju-tica " alter Mary A.,
Williams, a-saan aud bsttrTy, a.. c=r,ty -
court-ty Justice Donn-
Thr second Ward patrA!rrn repo-tss o -.,
Duffof disorderly IN railroad car. iismisr-s
John Griffin. drunk: do. Janl.- " ils n thryv-
ing stone- in The STR -: hn.-i ais
Brfors Justice Thompson.-RicLa-dR xr,ov,
fcoIrd,) drunk and tiSoras-iy; ln-d "a Ant
Coat, icord.) charsed vito tiss Iarc1ny .. (,
pair OF RaImorni boot, Wa co... Tnig;a.s = Va
or further hearing. .iarss up AK. Tor -ru.,r
h sting n hof -. ~ n fined - James T.y.c,
for driving O hor-e aud " a son alo1 . foos irxs-
was u1adr 20 paw ~ eos's. IL L SFettL ~
profanity, was fL-d IS. Louisa S;anl.r. 80
bring drunk In the street ~ss fs-t ~ :
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vy,HE FIRST GRAND BALL
MouLpERs CIV Ss' WASHINGTON
NAVY YARD EA
viii take place at Te N ye raucs Hall. on q.
between 9th aud 18th, FRIDAY, November l4eh:
Cards OF sd mission one dollar. no 4-pn-
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nC@EOTICE There viii re E meeting of the
W. se,s,sl Pre- Cgrnp.nies, of this City on
eiec:ine DeIes.te- the Fire De p.rtmenf, IN CON
p4:ance with the provisions Of act entitled az
e! 70 eT.,riEs :. snd govern the Fire Department
= RICHARD wALLAcH. Mayor.
~ pEBLIC NIGHT SCHOOL FOR THE
FIRST AND SECOND SCHOOL DIS
seeond sehooi District. will be united for the pres
a. ss.son .Ha pls,sS il :he Join; charge of Th?s
E.s EIsnIBsr sshs.ls in aid di.trie:s The SIS
DAY to TRib1Y iTESfSG inslGsi1 ,s0i Of " each
bs made at e; The .ehdcI feo Or 't iS
either enc CT the uEd-rsign-d. .
IT R s!EsSE sGF{ x sSSiEsSEE1'
no - Il Trustees.
~KAsTERN LODGE. No. ITO. OF
s rR1bsf Stuff SoSa 70
ts;h ~ b1sines Il ialportance viii De brou sht be-
JAMES H MOORE, Nc.
N PEAf-OS. -sc- no I2st'
~ sOTfcE TO BOSS BLACKSMITH
sae s.sss = = Sd :: sss ..ss 1a' HsaI 70
ezFesr 4 aSs sa4 D Arrests. Ga Tuesday EVE,
s s s ssss. 81 81 :. - s. me; e. ia
1-<'oa ~ Hri@s 81 sas Ysssiaea. Of the A..osis-
re"@@f@sse.s:ss. . sss,e : 6 ~, ,, -,
!pDTfcE TO T4I-PAYERS
eEr5e@ - ..r4sy Ssvss u al s<rEons in arrears
81 sss@s rhSfssr sas. speeisI OF annual tax that
Ia = de. vii then be .dvsStl.ed and sold As the
..rp.ns. o. shssrtisins will please within the
"A discount Of FIVE per cent viii be allowed, under
shs law d1 , the e, month Of November After
november 'h0r' VIII be W. ~ aG pfXoS s,..,o,
no l2-sar7w Intel Repub 4 Ohron
GExEcU TIVE MANSION,
w. NOVEMBER l, 1852
Until the meeting of Congress the Preside ot will
not receive visitors after IL oclOck n any day.
saw
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For sAtEIA me-. WALNUT SHOW CASE.
:. Sng RE- NJ" "a Pa avenue, tnorth side
o''~een iZ'h ana 18TH sts no Ii
PosroN AND GEoRe ErowN PACKET LINE.
- Ihs regular packet ,cheone. j. W." -
s ,ig to Boston has "'fivIi f.; wight
nolsa 90 and ,oi wster 81. Gee. ss. ..to~n
I r2 ITh.hnEsDtSE s4b A. 1 TAILoRISG
dress Box I, Star Once. no L. 81.
oR SALE-A large sorreI HORSE, perfectly
s$s s sS-.s an, .s ~. isSit aa1
siss 'aIS az. f Store rant Is
L gentle HORSE; travels vel, in Harness. q Aua
hCGGl and HARM Ss. Price for sij9X
SD. Apply ct DR.. ericsson 5 Livery Stable
no IS
+ ~ FROM BOSTON!
HI Regular packet schooner Lotus has arrival
and IL nov disch xng her freight She will !. n
b" rec living freight for Boston SAiur- 9TS
Cay 18th instant and will have quick dis 49,
patch Apply to HARTLEY & BRO
70 i31 % and 1o1 Water 81, 9eorge.own
I0IaK IUkNITgRE IRARE aFoR 81 L.
Ssns CHsirs. Cottas- and Round md Red w
sE,e:as, Bnreen.. ".-frebss. w.shstsnds. -
BROTHERS Wh,rf, Geo,r-to~r nsy i.nain
iron schooner Abbot L~vr.Sce noI,