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LORD LYONS.

We very much doubt whether this nobieman
will ever return TO Washington as Ambassador
from the Cour: of ST. james. During his whole
residence there he has shown most plentiful
lack of brains and disposition to make himself a
partisan of Seward, even before that functionary
made any advances. This is not exactly the man
to represent neutral power, at belligerent
Court but it might have passed of very well, had
he not taken the step which the New York Herald
says he he's taken, and which, Contrary TO our
former opinion, we now believe he has taken.
Lord Russell, it will be recollected said, some
time In March, that this war would end in ninety
days. Seward had no doubt persuaded him that
within that time he would "crush the rebellion"
The ninety days have elapsed and the rebellion is
Rot crushed; neither is the at an end In the
meantime Lancashire is starving-one hundred
thousand panpers In that county alone, exist upon
public charity Three hundred thousand more,
not being fed by the public, are likely to die for
the want Of bread 1t has been discovered that In
dia cotton will not do, and that none but cotton
from the Confederate States will The highway
mans bargain concluded between Seward and Rus
cell cannot be carried into effect Seward has Beau
tort and New Orleans yet he sends no cotton
Every day the truth becomes palmer. No cotton
can be had except with the consent Of the planters
Even though Seward subugate the whole South
he cannot redeem bis pledge because he cannot
'"S NO'NOH' HO N"'y P'"3i"4~ Wy =" NH't'f
it is to acknowledge our independence, drive the
Yankee thieves from our ports, and throw them
back into hands, breaking up the blockade,
and forbidding its re-cstablishment. Then our
planters will send the British ships as much cot
ton they carry. They will never send them
bale as long the Yankees hold possession Of the
ports.
1t is at such time that this churklc- headed no.
bleman goes TO England partisan of Seward to
prevail on the Cabinet to give Seward more time
and to represent that in little while the rebellion
must be crushed. He cannot see that the crush
ing Of the rebellion will not advance the cause of
Great Britain in the least, but will be, on the con-
trary, the means of rendering the purchase Of cot
ton in this country forever impossible 1t is proba-
Bile that Lord Russell is as blind as he is; but Lord
Derby aud Mr. ID Israli not blind. They know
the suffering in the manufacturing districts and to
what it is ascribable. They know that Whatever
pledges Seward has given caunot be redeemed.
Unless, then, Lord Russell abahd9ns the league
with Seward, he will be pressed b. these men un-
oil he resigns, and Lord Lyons 20 with him. If he
changes his policy, he will also change his Minis
ter at Washington. So Lyons stands q fair chance
Of staying at home when he gets there.
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Hoop Poles, Slaves and Cord Wood
Wanted ST the Charlotte Steam Mill
OCT L. JOHN WILKES
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CantWell's Practice.
July ID.

During my absence in the Military service of this
State in Virginia, subscribers and others desiring cop
les of the above work can obtain them of Mrs Can't
we'll Raleigh.
Ali persons indebted to me- by note or oherwse,,Te
requested to pay her will hold her receipt good.
Price of single copies of the above $500 A dedue'
ton will be made to those who buy to sell again
EDWARD CANTWELL'
Camp Norfolk, July 30, 1861.
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Notice.

An election vii! ba opened ami held at the 90 r 81,
ton Precincts in Mck nurg county, the first Thurs
DAY in August next (7h day. for Governor. Number
CT he Legislature, and Sheriff. W. W. GRIER
Nav 9TH IL.-:r
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COTTON SEED WANTED.

The undersigned will pay the highest cash price for
Cotton Seed at their Oil Works, FIVE miles south
of Charlotte, at Isaac N. Alexander's mills.
-.--- STEPHENS s. WHISNANT.
Dec g. 1861 If
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-07-01
THE WEST POINT GENERALS

The following Confederate Generals are graduates
vt west Point: Samuel Copper, John Ii Winder
Isaac K lri:nbc, Daniel Dnnrson, BENZ Huger
Albert $ Johnston. Jno B GraySon Lconi.ias Polk,
Gabriel ] Rains, Thos + Druyton. Hnyh w Mercer.
Joseph j. Johnston. Rnbt Lee, Theophilus II
Holmes, Albert G Blanchard john B Magruder.
Geo b Crittenden ? St George Cooke, Humphrey
Marshall, Richard G. Gatlin. Daniel Rupylet los
Withrrs, Joseph Anderson, Llovd TiIrhmun,
BrnXt"n Bragg WIN II + Walker Jno c Penber-
ton. Arnold EIz"y, Henry Sbey. Jubnl Early,
VIM ) lIardrc, James H Trapier. Alex r Lawton
John McC"wn, Richard EweIl, Panl O Hebert
II Is ,'Hrnett, Robert Garnctt Sam'l Jones'
Earl Van Dorm, Gustavus w Smith, Mansfield
l1"veli' James Longstreet Daniel II HILL Richard
Anderson, Lafayette McLaws Alexander p
Stewart. Boswell Ripley, SamI G. French. Simon
Is buGknrr" hirby Smith, Barnard f Bee. WIN
IL Z Whiting Thomas j jackson, Cadmus NJ Will
COX. David james. VIM NJ Gardner. Nathan q
Evans, J E Il Stuart.
GENELALs WHO WERE NOT GnAD,;.rrs Ar ,rrsr
Ih" following Generals appointed to tbe old
United States Army. without passing thr,unb the
West Point Academy: David E Twiggs, VIM W
Lnrng.
The following Generals first saw serx;ca IN .,o
Mexican war: NJ l. Bnnllan. Henry r jackson
Gideon Pillow, Samuel Il Anderson. Cbas Cl,rL
Thos Hindman, John G. Rrccknridre, Rem; !,
Cheathnm, Richard Griffith, Albert Pike, Adley u
GLADDEN., Maxcy Gregg.
ne f"il""lhS Generals participated in the Texan
wars and the with Mexico: Ben McCulnch
Louis L Wigfall.
The following Generals no military service
previous t" til" present war. John b Floyd Henry
Wise. Robert Toomb<, Richard Tavlnr, Tbns i
Flourn"y. l. Pope Walker, Znllicoff.r, WIN
Malone. l. OBJ Branch. William II Carol, r r
Rhodes. Some. however, received military eduoa-
cations at State institutions.
Virginia has 10 Generals in the Confederate
Armies; South Carolina 9; Louisiana s; Georgia ,.
Tennessee :; North Carolina 8; Kentucky Z; Mary
land l. Alabama !; Mississippi /; Texas 3; Arkan-
sas > Florida ]; Missouri none.
The following Generals were born at the North.
though previous TO the present war they were cit;
z"ns of the Southern States: General Cooner, bor,
in New York; Ripley. in Ohio Pemberton, in Penn
sylvania; Pike. in Massachusetts; Blanchard in
Massachusetts, French, in New Jersey.
The following are natives of North Carolina
viz: Leonidas Polk. Braxton Bragg. TheopbiL1s
n n holmes II Ben McCnllech, VIM W Loring. Rich'd
Z Satin. Felix X Zollicoffer. Gabriel j Ranes
L OBJ Branch.
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A NEW LAW BOOK.
CANTWELL'S PRACTICE At LAW

just published, treatise upon the PRACTICE AT
LAW in North Carolina, by EDWARD CAETwrLL
LIB, author of the N. G. Justice, etc.
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ARREST OF VEIL KMowN citizens

This morning Q detachment Of tie Prov-t
G7srd brought 70 this city The following rssi.
dents Of Blsdsnsburg, and carried them b NJ
central guard house, where iey are Sun In Gus
tody }. :. suit, Bsssill II Ducket, John Ia
Jones, Jsnes @. Eisrdisty, WA. Jones d 7.
Scott.
subsequently Edward Suii and WIN. Brow,
also OF Bs iensburg, were arrested In this city oT
Captain Cad walsder, aud taken 20 the Ceneei
Guartsouse They are charged with aiding ana
soetng the rebel; furnishing them With cup
plies OF var ions h inds, &c &c
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DIED.

la this city, on the svsnlng OF tho 18th instant
OF GOLD on the chest, WILLIAM CHEW, sSed G
vseks,
His funeral will take plsoe to morrow, (FfIdsy j
the 18th inItaat. from his fathers resIdence First
street nortn, No 329, without further norioe.
On the 18th instant amer Q short and painful Ill
ness, FRANCES ALICE AADEL LA, youngest
dsught4r OF Juila and William Terry, aged JIG
We lad Etl. D.lla oaoe.
She was our darling ,, ide;
We lcved her. oh. perha @, too well.
For soon she slept And oIed
Our Dela's little shining syes,
Which shone N bright snd free,
Nov sleep above in that sweet home
OF pnortalttyi rr.-f
gszed uDon her fading,
And bid her o long farewell,
We have little angel zone
Home With q I'd TO dwell.-D. g.
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SECOND EDITION:
THREE O'CLOCK p. u.
IMPORTANT FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
MccLELLAN's ARMY MOVING FROM THE
PENINSULA.
THE TROOPS GO BY WATER TO AN
OTHER POINT IN VIRGINIA

PHILADELPHIA, August 1.-THE New York
Tribune's Fortress Monroe correspondent says
that the movements OF Mcclellan indicate that
the grea, body Of the army Of the Potomac 10
shout to be Withdrawn down the Peninsula. For
the last forty eight hours transports loaded with
troops are com ne down James river, and with
out stopping at Fortress Monroe have gone d.
recly up the bay to Of tue rivers leading iutc
Virginia.
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AARRIKD.

r.. ssIESksEiGsEl A. cAAmHbhEMRfiffESt a.Ss 70
tsr Of Franklin TenneJ. Esq, proPrIstor of the
AT Asssmbly's Church. on the 18th instant, BY
Rev; mr MOI alls, VIM BANKS to Mise
tAIei sndris. Va. and Terra Hsste, fadi.ra, "a
Dsn COPY
On the 18th instant, ct Ct Matthews Church, By
LEN, Of Pattsrit j. View JsrssJ; to sCIOTA,
datshter Of the late Or. Charles w Handy. OF tins
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: REBEL SON OF A PATRIOT FATHER
Among the rebel prisoners taken by General
Buford, in following up tie retreat Of Jsoisos.
WA the later's chief Of artillery, Msjos Andrew,
badly wounded. This 10 snowdon Andrews, sca
Of Col. Timothy Andrews, PaYmsstes, q. o A,
now stationed Al 81. Louis, and man Of Known
integrity and devoted 10 the aause Of the Unica
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DRoPOsALs FOB MULES.
DKPoT QUARrERMIsTgR's OFFIcI.
Corz.r az lssh aad g sff ssfs.
Warrington, August ii, lS62


DIRoI QUARTERM.srIR's OTFIcI.
Corz.r az lSsh aad g sn esfs. y
"AsHINST Oa, August ii, lS62
slALln PsoPosALs val Be received a. Tai. once
nnul sthuRDAr, A1fut eth, 90 ~ O'Clock n.
Ter iaInisnnE the Goyernment with lscool three
tRoesaLd Nn es, 70 CONFORM 20 the following
SPECIFICATIONS.
ALL to Be (lD fourteen hands end over N height,
ALL 20 be soRnd serylceable Mules for drsatht
Proposals Will be received for Mules own
Two AND sNDtI rlNH IkAns OLD, And Tor M01
ovKR IHRkE AND JNDrR NINE yKARs OH.
The proposals. for esoh class OF Mules must be
proposals u 6e iof t5Oel Eve hundred and ,,-
The tc!l name and pest sfaOe address Ofths bid
ifa Old Is ma5e N tns name Of o firm the name.
Of al he partners must appear or TIE bud VII b
OoIsidsod &c the individual proposal Of the psJt
Prososa.s from dis!Oy.l parties ~ssl not % ses-
si1red, A9 an osih OF aueElknoe must sOoom-
"PSosos.ls must Be addressed to CeloIsI n. q.
bnsssr .Sa sheaI6 ss slsinI; A ms1{ mscs:
The ability of sSs sladsf g kll the oOu.r.c.
,houd II Be svsIded 80 BIN; must BE Euersnti,s
By two IesI9nsis!s ,s,sors, sho'e srnssures n,s.
shown b. The eseisi Cerssosis q the Gl.Tt Of ,S-
Bidders must Sc present "a person vh.n q I'D.
Bonds, IN the gum of twenty thousand dollsrs,
signed By the contractor and both Of hls GuaTe5
tors. viii be required Of the ssccessfJl el1def
spon gnIng the ontract
As tne bond must &C compsny tbs ocnt1ct. twin
De se:e.s.ry for bidders 70 ksve shsir eonssass
non and ready 20 be produced when the cont act -
signed. Blanks Tor bonds can be pTocuIe1 Bon az
plloition being made &C this ofos, either pereon
ally, BY letter, or bJ telegraph.
yEern AZ Gsare~sss
We, Of the county Of, and etefe Of
-, and ----s OF the county Of. and e<ste
&. Go hereby guarantee that - see q
ga prepoSlaons and that, sho9d ma PROPAGATION Be
soeep:ed, he win sslonce enter into q eontest IN
sceordance therevlth.
Shoald the coa1ecs TO awarded hin ne are re
pared to become his securities.
ITO this gqsrantse mua Be APPENDED 'he oesSss
oeruhests above-mentlopeoO
INSPECTION, DELIVERY, re-
Atlmaiss contracted Tor rPdsS s..s sesetle,
=, sTs9t. e q: , .sssas rs
~ m ,ss ru.t q. be delivered In tails esty VITA.
In (sel tmr6 dsIs from the dsAs u asnEss de sos
!. ! IS s; g.
xny infaymahtI A the bad. OF men eorfornsrcs
Win the terms . thls edIertissmsnf, WI etfp-s
the rsjeotios OF the fropssss---------
Ths.s n nus. e. VII :. ss.16ss N Is. Of CaV ave
NAY deem II q ths in q: ess Of ne SsvsInmsas l.
vsry tbs runber.
The Dspnt Qasrt.ru.ss-e or reserves % nnsefths
riIhI % 'ejsoFsuy or Al baos thst hs nay 6ssti
81 d..us Cob ..s D.sss S. sSS.ss
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PK.,os,L-pris. senr J. p. Rodn.n. q. =

PKRsosAL.-prig. 6enl J. p. Rodnan, n
and J. vsnderpool, ~. t, are at the National,
Governor A. G. Curtin, Hon. w. N. MEREDITH
General John A. Wright, and Geo. A. Dadnan.
Of Pa Messrs. Henry Budd, q p. Hartrsnn, Js-
siah Bryan, James Gwynn, aud A. Getty, Of tho
Philadelphia Board Of Trade: General ID. Tyis.
U. S.vols.i b. b. HOtchkiss, N. " DR.. ID. Camp
and Or. l.. NJ. Eastman, u. 5. A, are % VIII
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10 The prize steamer Lsdons, captured SN
the u s. gunboat Unadlns willis endesvoriR2 60,
run up Ogechee river, has arrived at Philadei-
phia. she il u valuable iron vessel, with gen
ersl cargo from Nassau. The prise 10 valued 9.
aIOIpl
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MINISTER 10 ROME Hon. Richard "a. Blstch
ford, Of New York, Wa to-day appointed Minis
ter Resident 20 Rome. He takes the place q
Ex-Gov Randall, Of wisconsin, who 10 recalled.
at bis own desire, 70 enter the army.
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CuRIp OF P1xPbss ON TEE Face The best
medical skin In Warrington and vicinity failed
70 cure me Of pimples, blotches and boils, with
which my fsee was covered; bat DR.. Tumblety
has given me Q handsome complexion, exempt
from all esuptions, by his herb medicines.
al 1T 81. 3. BAMEs, Center Market.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Nav YoRE, Aug. ALL - m.-Piu: Board
Long bonds, l094; gold, llSH. Market ssrins,
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LINE! LIMBl LIMB!-On hand large quant-
~ Of my own manufacture, In Quantities to suit
purchasers, at w. Il. Godsys lime kilns. II
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CoUscILs.-Msyor w sllach has called spe,
cisl meeting Of Councils this afternoon, for the
purpose Of considering the Tax and APpropris-
lion bllis
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BOARDING.

DoOMs AND BOARD, with Northern fami
n ", IN pleasant locality nesr the Departments
6os,dsrs sooommodstea. 44s 7vslitA treet, be
tween and II. ~ je 2lr1m
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DEAD SoLpIERs-The remains Of the following
Objects arrived in the city last evening, from Oui
pepper, Va and are TO be sent home 10 their
friends: Captain Moses OiBriep, Co. I, I'd Wiz
consin Regiment Captain J. 6. Abbott, Co. A I,
I'd Massachusetts Regiment; Captain w. 3. WI
liaus, Co b, I'd Massachusetts Regiment; Cap
tain Richard Cary, Co. 6, I'd Massachusetts Regi-
ment; Captain Richard Goodwin, Co. X, I'd
Massachusetts, Regiment; Lieut. stephen II. PEI
kins, Co. II, I'd Massachusetts Regiment.
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THlRDwARp STATION CAsKs-BefoTs JHsttes
CLayk.-John Moore, z. McMames, and John
Hand, dIsorderly; turned over TO the military.
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ON poILARl Osr DoLLAl | OsR DoLLARt,,
90 10 the Dollar Store, 43s Penn avenue, near
Pour and-a-hsh street, and zee the splendid stock
Of jewelry and silver-plated ware, and take your
choice for one dollar. Iva
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LOCAL NEWS.
AnusrNrrTs To-NIsEf.

DrvxRRrp LocAis.-see outside % to-dsys
We, for Interesting deferred local articles.
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been reported since our last
Jonathan Ruckman, 10Th New York.
Christian Holman, Co. i, 21st New York.
RerunHsp DIR. Won Moschztsker, Oculist
and Aurist, has returned 10 his ONCE, 2f7 Penn
sylyania avenue, and 10 ready 10 see his patients
and all who require his service for any malady
Of the Eye OF Ear. Deafness in It's worst ages,
NO matter how long standing, treated. All sur
gical operations 10 restore sight performed. 3t<
GREAT PENNSYLVANIA RourE, cta Baliniore
oad Hayyisbssg 10 Ihs NortA- asd Wsst.-Two
trains leave w ashington daily and one on Sun
day-quck tme-low fare and sure connections.
rats. For tickets and further Information apply
at the once Of Great Pennsylvania Route, MOTH
cost corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth ct =,
Wsshington Once open frem S q. m. until D.
N on Sundays from to p. m.
al 14.ly E. o. NORTON, Agent.
TEE MIAsMA and Foul Vapors generated by
the hot sun will be far more deadly 10 our Vol
unteers than the enemy's ba yonets In the Indian
and Crimean Campaigns, Holloways Pills were
used In enormous quantities. They kept the
troops In perfect health. Only IS cents per Box.
Soldiers supply yourselves. 2l7
Icxp WATBRMBLoNs Cool, delicious Water.
melons, out Of Wilson's celebrated ice house,
Thermometer always at 20 degrees,) at l19 Penn.
avenue, between 18th and 10th sts. Ice for sale
at all hours Of the day. Try the wat -rmelons.
au 13-3ts
ON DOLLAR Orr DOLLAR y OsR DoLLARtm
% 10 the Dollar Store, 43S Penn avenue, near
Pour anda-hah street, and zee the splendid stock
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

TEE FIRsr DISTRICT RIsIxeSr AT eLAu.u,
rER's MoUNTAIN.-Fr0m an oncef, who ar
rived in the cIty fuesdsy from CulPeper, we
participated In the battle The Regiment wss
under the command OF Lieut. Col. l.. Towers,
and portions were detailed for special duty 81
various points on the rosa and at Little Wash.
IngtOn. The number on tas Geld was only 1875
Of these ore was mortality and Eve or ak OF 81
wise wounded. Col. Taxi, n 10 stated, was under
arrest at the time OF the sehen, but not wishing
rausket sad entered the ranks az pri vate FMS
fact corning 20 the kBowlcdxe Of Gen. Pope, the
Colonel was relieved from arrest and reiRsta.ed
to his command, with handsome compliment
TO his bravery.
From Captain Robert Clsrk we leern that the
regiment was detailed to supper: the sixth Maine
battery on the left Of the line and while the 40
Il IN WA going the Captain OF the battery rods
up and asked IL any man wonld help 20 work his
guns, and Immediately ten or a dozen sp:sng fcf,
ward from the District regiment, aud some 9th
era from tn 18Th New York, and went % WORK
sS the guns, and remained until the order 70 re
trest arrived The District BOYS were somevhss
protected during the engagement by hill, o1s
besides Captain Clark, Eve others were wounded.
hut eli slightly. The Captains wound consists
d a severe bruise on his knee by q shell, fro-
which hcvever, be is recovering. Ore OF .he
men in his cou1peny named seaman, received
wound In the shoulder. The shell which struck
Captain Clark iel a few feet from him, ana Il
windshir Of Georgetown observing the fuse
still burning, picked 10 up and threw itsvsY, but
II did not explode. TEs bOFse Of Csptsln Hc'-
toa OF Gen Green's staG was skvt from under him
Immediately In front Of the District boys, and
prob saved the lives Of some Of the meu.
Captain Clark favs our boys behaved admirablT-
during the W hole time-from four O'Clock untiA
ely ht-aud that when the order 70 retreat csme
they Were In line Of battle, and facing sccnt
u.arched from the hsld In good order.
In the 81 Maryland Regiment, Captain Purgu
sons company, from the Navy Yard ID rho.nss
raylor was killed bv q shot through the heed.
and Nm Robb was wounded Ia the shoulder.
Our loss is said 10 have been csnsideFSblv
augmented by the I09th New York and the "
MARYLAND regiments bring into esch other 6Y
mistake.
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POLICE The Fourth Ward Patrolmen repcrted
Lavinia A. Robinson, alias Thompson, (colOred,
arrested by patrolmsn Hannah, for the larceny Of
q silk sack. she YVES locked Up In the stat 90
house for Trial. A fight occurred In Batss's sIley
between Sarah Dorsey, colOred, very much % ,
and Kate Jackson, bright mulettoi all about q
young white man In that neighborhood- The.
dispute ended in the fight and the subsequsnt
arrest Of the belligerents by officer Ecklon Ssr1h
Dorsey was dned IS 81, and Kate Jackson wes
dismissed-by Justice Walter
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DRAfHs or soLprsRs Tho following hsvt
been reported since our last
Jonathan Ruckman, 10Th New York.
Christian Holman, Co. ], 21st New York.
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THE BERKELEY sPyN0syl

IT. THE BERKELEY, SPIN0SI
the eoeStion Of Visitors (by means GA. Il e
&c ss &c 8 .sss si sasS AZ Re:
hour q isssrsssihs sI.yss fnd 6. mssIse Ill ais
and lie most lIghtfulIlnnd bstn1ns tks So ~
ad0ras. SO. House wgt b tsst ~ .uoh EhknnS
VII SD oonyeysness 90 %. Johns station, =
H ias ~ ~ S "a -i,TaR PRepRfEroRs.
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u ARNQRERs VA SffD
EXPERIkNCED AymcI>c. 49, zA3 employ
toASQ a fmmSdlnkD nDohoaaion &C
,s,s.A So 1890. sxSs 4 d sssssh.
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9S REWARD-StIsJel from the residence of
UC Denis COnnsr, on WsdresdA,, & u azasa
co or;vhtc stripe asFOvs hsr shcp dsrs, xR.
and IN, esmo sorOss her lines; LoOus II ysr,r old;
with SINAI horns. Bhs tbovo reward vii! be given
to any person who will give information of her or
bring her 70 my rlsoe, Sd street, between aud ,
No. 243. Z. = TIE COW not bsing long in ne
owners possession, the aOoTe are the Only m.rks
that csn be remembered. aul2Ss
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BLACK TEAL
50 chests choice blsck anc . zen Tes just re-
esiYs{ KING ksBIRCHE1L,
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NJ tea ia ia y-d . o6aal boat Z. q. TwtGt,
; IA. ,tt-, Nay YAH, fell overheard and w.
wed The deceased wa. sioot u ysay q
SIC. and feside1 In 6eoIS - His BODY I'D
30 Dssa leeoRzlad kia a.yl.i.. - q. -.
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rieh, At this pleasant resort. All the favcri q
r,eT.ormefs will appear, and entirely nev acts
lew songs ard new dances viii Be presented
The DsIev nte Brothers will appear In their da-
pg eymnastIe feetS and Rudworth, Gallagher,
Harrison aRd Clarke, open a new budget Of wit
snd negro ecoentricities.
NEW YosK ATLANTIC GARDEN 10 crowded
rightly by lovers Of good cheer. signora eeydel
sntsrtains with song Ell
APOLLO CoNcBRT HALL.-Fres concerts daily
at . N. Superior refreshments dispensed.
LIBERTY HALL, Alexandria, 10 In q full tide OF
success, being crowded nightly ov the citizens OF
Alexandria, who express sstisfsction with the
troupe nov playing there. donaldson appear
On the tight rope.
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MODERN DWELLING HOUSE FOR
lVl KENT, well and completely furnished, locs
ton within i've or ten m,untes walk of tho Patent
and Post Ufhoss, and sreesnry Department. Eight
rooms, larIe. dry cellar; plunge and shower tsyh,
water and gas throughout. Terms modsrlts, to
csrefal tsnsnt, with good security: pply at the
Em,loyment Agency OTtoe, OIL 9Th rtreet, near
Pa ave. (sueI as ~. H. MILLER,
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FouArRvAlp STATION OAsEs-Dvsvs ysstses
Brvsuahaa, disordsflyj fned u each W1nei
ssyi1m. John Brs.asa.a, disorlssly ~. tso-
fsas; tned o.. Cstharins Hail. Aoss tned
ary. A6sshan eposts, sdrunk ssd AiserdsrIy;
ased -. iAloeft Grant, Jsn50 Bop co. Do
eaei sch. Sarah pofssy. Aasssk an4 bstsry;
dispissed. Hsny Nsgle. sleeping u - sseee;
ptciors cb<r1c>ceS wn ~. Brown, Cot ss1 W
Bell drrnk; 81 dismissed. Richsrd yssseil and
EdvuId riiiibeo, D. htng: fLsn steseh- lsasc