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TELE G RAPMIC.
lTFOr latest TeIeSraphic Ne,Os, see Sd Page
Morning and Noon Reports.
Latest from 9haspsburg.
Confirmation OF YesteTday's Report.
Mcclellan gives the Rebels Four
Hours to Surrender.
WHICH THEY REFUSE TO DO.
He "GoEs For THEN" AGAIN.
Drives them from their Position.
PARTIAL LIST OF OUR KILLED
AND WOUNDED OFFICERs.
The Battle Resumed Yesterday
REBELS DRIVEN FROM LEESBURG.
Indian War in Minnesota Ended
TREATY OF PEACE SIGNED.
GGoG- SoC. CsScs

Further Particulars os tho Battle at
ShaTpsbuRE.
BALTIMORE, September Is "A gentleman
who left the battlefield ct nine o'clock
Wednesday night, confirms the statement of
the reporter of the Associated Press OF head
quarters in every particular. He says that our
forces occupied the position chosen by the
enemy at the commencement OF the battle, and
that the rebels were driven back mile and
half at all points except on our extreme right,
which they still held ct the close of the day.
Our informant was all day within one hundred
yards Of Mcclellan, and says that the results OF
the day were regarded by him and his stat as
glorious victory, though not final one. Ihece
was no faltering at any point of the line OF our
army. Our soldiers were exultant at the result
Of the previous days fight, and Mcclellan was
In the higbesI spirits The opinion OF McClsl-
Ian and Ihcse around him was that the final re-
suit would depend on who got reiniorcements
| first.
Our informant says that nothing had been
heard on the field OF the capture of LoDgstree'
or killing of Hill, and that there is no truth N
| either report.
Twenty thousand more roinforoenents were
expected to reach tho field yesterday from HsE'
risburg.
| Our informant thinks the loss CT the FeoelI
will fully equal ours. =,
The gentleman who furnishes us wish TIL
foregoing intelligence, is one OF our most ro
specssble and intelligent olizeDs, and says tha
while the battle cc W ednesday was not de-
ciSive one, il was contest 10 which all the cd
van.ages we're with Mcclellan, who occupied the
field OF battle at the close of the day.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10 The Inquirer has
special dispatch from Baltimore which mot'
than confirms yesterdays good news. McClel
Ian on Wednesday gave the sebela four honr'
to surrender. They refused, end McCleiiai
went E.. them again, and the ground was Liter
ally piled With rebels killed and wounded. The!
we're completely invested and surrounded on al
sides, and there vas not the lesss possibility
chance OF escaping ute. annihilaton'
, Mcclellan Is only waiting his dispatch to On
nounce the complete success Of bis army.
This news vas brought BY an officer soooT
psnying the body of New York Colonel, sn
is reliable. Is
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Reconnaissance TO Lessburg.


New YoRK, Sept, l9.-The Times has the
following:
WAsHiSeroN, Sept. ls, 9 PIMA force con-
sis,ipg of artillery, infantry end cavalry, unde'
command of Lieu. Cd. Fitzpatrick, left Sigel's
headquarters yesterday morning on reconnois-
sance toward Leesburg. On arriving at Goose
Creek, che passage of that stream was dieputed
by squadron of rebel cavalry, who, however,
were soon put to flight BY our artillery. Our
force then proceeded to Leesburg, which place
they found occupied by one regiment of rebel
infantry and battalion of cavalry: After
ebort engagement, the enemy were driven on
of town, with considerable loss. Our loss wal
slight. We captured tho regimental flag of th'
enemy, and q number of prisoners and guns
The 10Th New York regiment behaved will
great gallantry, driving the enemy through
town at the point of the bsyonet
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fully, W. A. STEVENS.
LETTERS FROM JAMES II. ASHLEY


mo. L.
1.-THE Of innocent parties named In these letters
have been omitted In justice to them.
WARRINGTON, d. c., Feb 9, '6l.
My DEAR CAsE:--I talked with your brother
a few days ago about your applying for the Of
fee OF Surveyor General for New Mexico. He
and both wrote you on that day. | now write
you to say that after looking OF ell the chances
| think Utah the best. The salary 10 $4,000
New Mexico only $4,000. The Territory west
of Kansas, to be called "Idoho," will be formed
out OF q part OF Utah, and II can get you ap.
pointed for Utah, | would try and have the Sur.
veyor General for Utah by law also made the
Surveyor for Idoho, as the Surveyor now Is for
Kansas and Nebraska.
spike to Charley to-day again about the
matter, and he sgreed with me. want my
brother to go with you as Chief Clerk-salsry
So 500
The gold mines and tho Pacific railroad will
enable the Surveyor General and his Assistant
to make fortune Of so to 800, 600 in the four
years, 10 my opinion, If he is good business
man.
The only question with me Ia as to where you
should hail from. If -, or If Indiana does
not got Cabinet appointment, l think you had
better hail from Ft. Wayne, and then Charley
could, think, get all the Indiana delegation,
and could get number from Ohio, and hope
in this way to get the place. would rather
have the Office for the next four years than any
office In the gift OF the Government Let me
hear from you soon. Truly,
J. M. ASHLEY.
P. S.-Charley Is not now in bis seat ] dit
no. think of the locality you we're to bail from
whether Ohio or Indiana, until he left. | hav'
heard Of no enc for Utah and hope there will
be zone. J. NJ. a.
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mo. 81
lOonndenliall
WAsHISeToN CRY.
March ~, 1861

WAsHrNoToN CRY.
March -, 1861
MY DEAR CAsE:-Our matter Is in better
shape to-day. The President promised me that
this appointment should not be made until
next week, and said should have fair hear
Ing.
/ shall fear defeat, however, if do not
get your written authority to guarantee that
-! ycug subordinate appointments shall be
secured to the persons who help me through
with this matter, and that you will fully author
lie me to pledge you to perform the promises
haue made that the Surveyors and snb-contracts
to be employed by you are to be al the joint
disposal Of two other persons and myself.
Plesse copy and send me at once the inclosed,
for that purpose, ~ ,-,ssss
Now, one wcrd as to ourselves. Il 10 agreed
that my brother Eli is to be Chief Clerk, and
my brother William, who is now In Colorado,
shall have such a position as he can hi--he
having always been q farmer. The other
shall select when have moro time. The
surveying, coutrscti, eto., We will oAx after the
sppoinsment by meeting ct Toledo Or --------
hy agreement with --------- and others a
i Nov, If / get this, ! want to be full 90
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mo Al
Strictly copadentlal.(

WARRINGTON, D. c., March Is, 1861.
MY DEAR CASE: Every thing hangs on hair.
You must use the telegraph to obtain letters,
and have them forwarded to me at once. Let
the writer's send them to me instead OF you.
If get this appointment, IL Will be the h'as
of such Importance where the candidate has done
nothing. have promised ell the subordinate
places under you to get help, and you must write
me at once, authorizing me fully, under your own
hand, to make this good. ask for three OF the
places myself, and give the rest to other mem
bers who ere helping me.
This is considered the beat appointment In
all the Territories, and is the best of oil the
Territorial appointments. l want to have an
interest With you, if / get the place, In the
city and town lot epeculations. The Pacific
railroad will 60 through this Territory, and
il will be fortune Co Us II can get It -
There are some fifty or more applications fer
il. - has promised 10 help me-
Write Immediately the letter plain
and unequivocsl as to the appointments have
promised, 60 can sho,o Il, and on separate
piece of paper say what you think Of my prop
osition for city and town lot speculations.
| will probably be Chairman OF committed
on Territories, il we can carry out the pro
prsmme to elect Grow Speaker and your broth
er Charley Case of Indiana Clerk, and tbel
/ will know ell the proposed expenditures IL
the Territories and post you in dduSaee.-
Write one letter for me and the other to chou
Damn your business In the Williams count
Court. Write aud telegraph.
Truly, ]. M, ASHLEY,
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mo. 81
WAaRrNaToN CRY, D. c March IL, '6l.

WAaRiNeToN CRY, D. c March IL, '6li
My DEAR CAsE:--I have made some grogress
today about the surveyorahip to Colorado. 10
order TO secure the Indiana delegation and
20 operate Oh Smith, the Sec. Of the Interior,
have promised that all the sub-afpointments
shall DO made by us jointly, I giving them the
first choice. You must write me letter i'm
mediately authorizing me to make that pledge
for you, want you to write Immediately TO
oil your friends, and let them write letters In
dorsipg you as practical civil engineer and
other wise, and direct to the Secretary Of the
Interior, but to me on tho eRUelope. | have
written 20 and -- twice cn the sub
jecs to get you the Endorsement of the Legisla.
ture. have not got it yet. Please write them.
Charley feels o delioacy in pressing your claims
because be expects to be candidate for Clerk
of the next House, ard does not want to rur
across the track Of any one, What you do, dc
quickly.
Nov, Frank, this is the best Office il N.
Judgment in the gift Of the President, and
would resign to-day if was sure could keel
It fczs years. Il you get it, want to unit
With you ss full partner In al! lana apecu
lations and town sites. have worked earnest
ly and hard for you, and hope to succeed. Yot
| do not stand as mach chance for the Marshal
ship Gs Jou do to be struck BY lightning, ant
Kingsbusy not much beiser-s little. This il
on the square.
Truly yours,
I'M ASHLEY,
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mo. 3 ]
WAsaINaToI CITY, March I6,

WAaaINaToI CITY, March l6, 'bI.
mT DEAR CAsE:-I am surprised that your
brother has not kept you fully advised, and aid
ed you, as be promised me be would. The office
is 50 00C, the second, whore want my brother,
1000, With half dozen subordinates, all to be
appointed by you. en- amazed at your indif-
ference In this matter. Ofices do not drop down
on men like this.
The subject vas up in cabinet yesterday.
do nos know whether you can get any thing here
In time to help or not. Send letters from lead
ing men, -, etc.
Please write to -, and ask him to heiI
you, aud help you ct once. ,
Truly, J. M. ASHLEY.
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papers that may tend 10 throw light upon this
F. +. STEVENS.

Nj. WA. STEVENS TO MR. =. y. STEVENS.
...... BRYAN, O., Sept 8, 1862
F. +. sTEvENs, Eco Dear Sir-Your let.
ter of inquiry Of this date Is received. enclose
copies of the letters referred to, and the use
you make OF them leave to your own discretion.
| have been informed that there is letter (or
perhaps letters) here from Mr.. Case, written
BY him since he assumed the duties of his of.
fee In Colorado, to some Of his friends, which
reflect credit on him, though I can not say
where they are, or even that they have an OK
istence at all.
Respectfully, w. A. STEVENS.
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Gakner, U. Volunteers, military store keeper,
and Chas. Weston, of the Ordnance Depart
ment.
Il 10 ordered by the War Department that the
Medical Purvevors are required to give bond In
the sum Of $4,000.
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Rnfsle ReRumed.

HARRIssuRo, September lS--The great bat
tie was resc med this morning at Sharpsburg'
Heavy oannonading is now heard at HsgeTs
town, No particulars yet received.
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Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,


Couphs, Colds, influenza, Hoarsehe%
Group, Bronchitis, Inctpient Con-
sumption, and for the Keller
of COnsumptive Patients
in advanced Stages
OF the Disease.
This Is a remedy 80 universally known to supass any
other for the cure Of throat and lung complaints "t
Il useless here to publish the evidence Of It's virtues is
nnriyalled excellence for coughs and co!dand Its truly
wonderful cures Of pulmonary disease, have made II
known throughout the civilized nations ol the eaIn
Few arc the communities or even families among ,nem
who have not some personal experience OF its enects
some living trophy in their midst Of its victory over .ne
subtle and dangerous disorders Of the throat ana
As all know the dreadful fatality Of these disoruers aha
as they know too the effects Of this remedy we need mol
DO more than to them that has now az ,he w
that it did have when making snS
Prepared by DR.. J, G, AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass
and for sale by q. ROBERTS, Columbus Nnd By all
dealers In medicine everywhere. .tte
April Is, 1s62-d&weovly .yg
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Dvauensia. Heart Disease, Fits, Epilep-
L. KIaln nclfcIx. NeuralGla.

MANY remarkable cures Of these affections have been
made by the Alternative power Of this medicine stimu
lates the vital functions into vigorous action and thus
oyercomes disorders which would be supposed
reach Such remedy has long been required by the ne
cessites of the people, and confident that ths WI"
do for them all that medicine can do,
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tates.
Advertisementg leaded and placed in the column Of
ispecial Notices, dosbI0 tho ordinary rates.
All notices required to be published BY law legal rates
lfOrdered the inside exclusively after the rs week
per cent than the above rates; but all such vii
sppear in the Tri.Weekly without charge.
Business Cards. not exceeding Ave lines per year ns
ide, 81 so per line; outside -,
Notices meetings. chsntables ocetles FIRE companies
&C., half price, Hf
al transient advertisements n.ust BE- paid for IN
adUdno6 The rule will not be varied from.
Weekly price the Daily, where the advertiser
Sss the Weekly alone. Where Tho Daily and Weekly
Ie both used then the charge for the Weekly will be
J . slf the rates OF the Daily -. -
No advertisement taken except for definite period.
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FIRST TRAIN.
VIII stop at Delaware, Ashley, Darlington, alead,
Gallon and OF all stations North Of Gaon arriving al
Cleveland at $50 A. NJ, Dunkirk 35S P. M, Buffalo
5:3o P. NJ, New York 10 AM, Boston $50 P. IL.
SECOND TRAIN.
NEW YORK EXPRESS-Leayes Columbus at ll,lO
4. NJ; VIII stop at Delaware. oardington, Gilesd,
Crestline, Shelby, New London, ellington and Graf
toni arriving at Cleveland at 33S P M Dunkirk eos z.
NJ Buffalo lG2S p NJ, New York 300 P. M, Boston
465 P, NJ.
THIRD TRAIN.
MAIL AND EXPREss-Leaven Columbus at $40 P.
NJ. VIII stop at all stations south Of Shelby and at
Salem Nex London, Wellington, Grafton and Bsreai
rying at Cleveland at 9lO Z. Nj, Dunkirk ESQ A. NJ,
Buffalo $40 A. NJ, New York 900 p NJ, Boston Il.45
?. NJ.
CONNECTIONS.
At Delaware with Springfield Branch for Springfield
and points on that road
At orestne with Pittsburgh, 1t. Wayne and Chicago
Eailroad iOr Pitabursh' Philadelphia and Baltimore
At Shelby, with sandusky, Mansfield and Newark Rail
road, for all points that road Aiso for Toledo.
At Cleveland, with Lake Shore Railroad for Eric
Dunkirk, Buffalo, New York and Boston.
Patent Sleeping Cars are run On all
Eight Trains to Chicago, New
York and Boston.
Baggage Checked Through 10 NsU York and Bo1to,
via GsgoldHd: al.o. TO Philadelphia and
Reap Hork Ola OrespinS.
RETURNIN
Night Express arrives at Columbus at 1880 p. NJ.
Cincinnati Express arrives at Columbus al lE00 A.
Accommodation arrives ct Columbus at lOl5 P. NJ,
|
Faro RB Low az By any other Route
AK for Tickets via CsesfLine or Cleveland.
E.s. FLINT,
superintendent, Cleveland Ohio.
JAMES PATTERSON, Agent,
| Columbus, Ohio.
| OoIumhus NAV T. 1869
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DAILY. TRI:wEEKLY AND WEEKLY
MANYPENNY & MILLER,
AND PR0PRIRTORs.

II ONCE Nos. 80, SO and 40, North High 1t
TERMS INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
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The following correspondence has been fur
nished us for publication. We need only coy
here that there can be no question whatever Of
the genuinenees Of the letters of Mr.. Ashley as
here given. Let the honest freemen of the 10th
District read them, and see what they think Of
the Congressional Record" on which their
representative wishes to be tried:
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Rheumatism, Gout, Liver Complaint.
schtrrus, Cancer Tumors, Enlargement
liberation, Carries and ESfoliaucn OF
the Bones

great variety Of cases have been reported 70 US we
the use Of this remedy but space here Will not ao
them. Some Of them may be found in our America
Almanac which the agents below named are p!eassa !"
furnish gratis TO all who call for them.
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TIE IapIAN HERE DocroR,

IKE thDlAN hKRb DOCTOR,
From Canada, will describe diseases and tell his
patients the nature Of their complaints or i'll
ness, without receiving any informa.
ton from them.
No ekasgs 70, Coasslsatios or Advice.
our MOTTO.
We use such Balms AZ have no strife
With Nature or the Laws Of Life:
With Blood our hands we never stain
Nor poison men TO ease their pain.
Our Fathef-whom all goodness fills,
Provides the means to cure all Ills;
The simple Herbs beneath our feet,
Well used, relieve our pain complete.
A simple Herb, q simple Flower,
Guild from the dewy Lea
These, these shall speak with touching power
OF change and health 10 the.
Room No. IL, Washington Building, Penn. Az.
enue, corner Of 9TH street.
Canadian references OF the Indian Herb Doctor:
Sir F.. Heads, Governor Of Canada.
Hon. Hy, Stearns, Mayor Of Montreal, G. E..
Hon. Geo. Hall, Mayor Of Quebec, G. +.
Hon. John Hutchinson, Mayor OF Toronto, c. w.
Hon. J. Il. Robinson.
Hon. Jas. Cummings, Mayor OF Hamilton, CIV.
Hon. w Matthews, Of Brantford, q. w,
Hon. w. Barker, Mayor Of London, G.. w.
w. Savage, late Gel. Of Artillery.
H. p. Dwight, Supt. Of Montreal Telegraph.
j. Taylor, Justice Of the Peace, Toronto, G. w.
r. H Crook, Alderman, Toronto, G. w,
J. Urqnhart, Surgeon, Toronto, Q. w.
70 lift
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DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS.

A Card DIR Robert Hunter, Of New York
editor Of the an. Y. Journal Of Diseases Of the
Chest &c has arrived In Washington for the
purpose Of treating Bronchial and Pulmonary
Diseases. to which branch Of his profession his
practice IL s5 -lXsirsIy confined
Or. Hunters visit Is definitely limited to two
weeks and 10 only made to afford those afflicted
with the diseases embraced in his speciality (Ca-
terTh, Bronchitis, Asthma and Consumpton) an
opportunity to submit their cases TO him IN person.
Or. n. Is the founder of the Inhalation SyStsa
Of praeties, by bich medicines for the cure of
diseases Of the taroat and lungs are applied di-
rectly to the affected parts in the form Of vapor.
By this treatment, Asthma aud Bronchitis are
rapidly cured, and even consumption, which has
so long bs ed the skill Of physicians and proved
utterly incurable under "COd Liver on, - "Coun-
fertilization" and the various "Cough Sirups,"
"Bals ms" and other quac kish nostrums taken by
the stomach Yields readily to the healing influence
of warm medicated vapofs, daily applied to the
affected parts. In the city Of New York the
deaths from consumption, have diminished more
than thousand a year since the introduction OF
this practice No other form Of medication gives
the patient the slightest chance OF cure. The
seat OF disease can only be reached by inhalation
Dr. Hunters rooms are atNo 203 Penn. avenue,
I'd door below 18th street, south side. Hours from
10 a N 10 s p m.
SICK soI9TERs.
From to O'Clock daily will be devoted TO the
gratuitous examination Of soldiers suffering from
any disease Of the throat or lungs. mar15.u
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PAIN AND SICKNESS is produced by the presence
OF these matters humOrs which are retained be-
yOnd the time designed. BTandreth's Pills re-
moves these matters or humors, and their use al
ways relieves, aud perseverance infalliblY cures
Oh, that the SICK everywhere appreciated the I'm
portance Of these few lines, how much disease
would be diminished, and the general health Of
the community improved. Brandreth's Pills are
sold at 25 cents per box, with full directions at
No 29i Canal street, New York, and at the branch
onice, corner Ninth and F. streets, Washington,
d. C. p :. Suffers supplied by the dozen.
NH l5.lw
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A CASE, No CASH Yesterday VI. Fitzgerald
was arrested and taken before Justice Dom upon
Q charge Of stealing q horse belonging To Major
Allen, 81 the I'd Vermont regiment IL appeared
that some months ago Mr.. F purchased horse,
and about that time Major A. lost his. A few
days ago Major A. saw the horse IN Fitzgerald's
possession, and claimed his property. Fitzgerald
applied TO Justice Dom for advice, and was told
that the best plan was 10 give up the property
when the Major proved IL MS. This was agreed
TO. and Thursday the parties were 10 meet for the
purpose. In the meantime a warrant was issued
against Fitzgerald; the Major did not appear on
Thursday, and the arrest was made. In view Of
all the eviderce Of the honesty Of Fitzgerald's
Intentions, and bis honest possession OF the horse,
the-J ustice dismissed the case; and Major Allen
making oath 10 his property, Fitzgerald imme-
dIateIy delivered the horse TO him.
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EYE AND EAR.-OPthaImic aud AHraL InSti-
tate, POI Pennsylvania avenue opposite W Hard q
Hotel, devoted to the treatment medically aud
surgicallv Of all diseases Of the eye and ear. In
charge Of DIR. A. Won MoschZisker, Oculist
and Aurlst, from Clinton Place, New York
Deafness, impaired sight, noises IN the head
scientifically treated. Medical men will be well
coined 1T all times 20 witness operations Hun
dreds OF testimonials and statements from persons
who have been restored to sight and hearing can
be examined. Artificial eyes inserted
tJ-it
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NAVY YARD.-The steamer Mount Washington
having been thoroughly overhauled and repaired,
and had q new boiler (larger than the old one)
placed In her, Is again ready for service. The
new boiler was placed In her only a little more
than q week ago, and since that time she has been
got In readiness A great many changes have
been made In her for the comfort and convenience
Of the crew, and she 10 now In a condition to be
useful wherever a light draught steamer 10 re-
quired. She 10 still In charge OF Capt. Charles
Mitchell.
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SUPREME CoURr, March H.-Nos III and BOZ
John A Baxter et al claimants Of shi Marcellus,
appellants, vs. Hugh N. Camp ct al, and John
A Baxter ct al, claimant Of ship Marcellus, APP
peIIants, vs. George Littleheld and Mary Sawyer,
executrix Of samuel 3 Sawyer, deceased. The
argument Of these causes was commenced by Mr..
b. K. Curtis for the appellants, and continued
by Mr. T n. Russell for the aPpellees.
Adjourned until Monday.
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ATTENTION Is called TO the advertisement OF C.
n Morse, boot and shoe dealer. He has a fine
stock of ready made gents and ladies boots ant
shoes, for sale very cheap at the corner CT Tent
street and Pennsylvania avenue. 2t&
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ABBOTT CASE OF THIEvIEs "A gentleman go
or rather rudely bowed by 3 youth 10 or 4
years old, at the foot steps. He passed on and
thought nothing Of the occurrence, but in Few
minutes Afterwards found that his gold watch
had been taken. IL was hne time-keePef, ana
10 valued al elfo