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GENERAL BANKS VISIT TO NEw YopK-I
.,'""e'n hrpco.',on Orguai-ing-4ctirp Cpsro :
fons 10 be Carried on Durfng The V;o,,r E.n
erai Banks arrived in this city YESTERDAY and
Il stopping al the Astor House. Among his
numerous Visitors are many Of our most prom-
MI m, eI,lHen> and MILITARY and literary men.
The ohIect of his visit is to organic. , form
uahir rXp'dltIon. of which he will have com
mand The destination OF this expedition has
nor YET been determined. and probably " ill not
DE- mace pubic until blow Il struck upon
som" point of the southern coast.
lhe Government l. determined TO prosecute
most active and vigorous warfare i'm The Soutl,
curing Inc coming winter and this eNpeetit ION
l., probably bun the beginning and will ha
followed by MANY oihers.-N. y. Post 3qb
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poHfoouS Tor the Goyrrum emf -,

PHILAnTIPHI,. Oct. .a-The steamers
Planet and Sophia, from New Iork tor Wash
mgton, passed through her" Yesterday. with
sixty-thrre pontoOn boats on board Tor The
Government. Fitch ponioon Ilea A. fol-
lows: Length II teet, width -. !rrt and depth
g. feet.
As man v mora viii b. ready by TIE Close Of
the week at New York. and " ia reaGh Wash
ington eariy next week, all TO ba used ~ bridg,
tn Potomac II thrc-. Different: points
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LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATEST FROM THE REBEL ARMY.
nj nd In

Po.ition OF Hall, , ana Jach>OH'> Forces,
HARPrs'a FEEEY, Oct. The iaoseraants
of the EMMY Az very my ~i"riou,, and the
reports concerning thrm conflicting -
a confTabanh ~eTIaIt nf "a rebel arfill,ry Of.
fer escaped yesterday morning fromt'harIss
tow II, and say thaf iIill> aad Jack ,on'> whole
fore" have moved from BnnF5ar IIilifo Charles
town, occupying the y hnir Of IN" alag and
mil" his side of il. General A. =. Hill ha>
occupied III d-clivity half mil, b. ond rh.
yillayr. on The Winchester road, With ,uothrr
lsrga force. Two regiments OF Stuari'S Cavalry
this side ei ChariastoWn. The remaining
force l. on thu other side, bot vren Charlr>lo.vn
and Mrs. Jennings farm, three Mills OF
Tn" hating Of their drums is heard iii tiuc}ly
at Haiitown, by our picl>etS. DISORDERS con-
tinue. 10 come III. A member Of the Sou tn Oar
DINA Artillery gave himself up To aln.'ra Der. OF
tn 18th Prunsy lNania Regiment. yyhii.. IL was
on picket duty. day before Yesterday.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET,
LATEST FROM THE FRONT.
OUK CAVALRY ACROSS THE RIVER OPEN
COMMUNICATION WITH BURN
SIDES ADVANCE
The RHODE ISLAND CAVALRY At LEES
BURG -s.

day afternoon. Our cavalry wer. ratrolng
IN" country about Manassas Junction and
Gainesville. and from Chantilly in The dir.c-
tion of Aldip.
The advance OF Lieut.. Col Kargr's cavalry
tot Bayard's brigade) had driven in the rebel
pickets two miles from UpperyilIe They
learned from persons in that vicinity tina, most
o. Gen. Walkers force had been wiihdra wn
from Jpperviie. leaving but about i.cpo cav
arr there. When the infantry lett there il was
saii thar their destination was Smokers vile.
Bayard's cavalry had communicated With
tive pickct> of the Rhode Island cavalry burn
siJr'> adyancey on the Aide and Smoker, lille.
turnpike. three or four miles from Aide Th,.
Rhode Island cavalry also occupy I.e,sburr
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- T. IS INC MACH HINES

WHEELEHA WILSON : SEEMING N.cu,>p
vh'rh '"ub thc ehe-t ne mi over ALI
tor - Tho late Words Fxir, Youion-. ,prtl
c"nHI"rfiN .Gtir; pstri they wuUiC-nsy ". -. q
toe s2enrS. No $40 Penn. avenue, in inin-,t
~ - a. every variety OF fniSh. - 81
Eteh "a every h-srch o. 'hc ind lstrixl sr,s
go tdr'r, rtsr- 81 LABOR SAY n- rISchincry "a I.
- a" IN" Chrsp'u thrir operations ay ',o.Yl
'7 q -" 81 ! c0GIarI TO TIE frU gerry ~ han
g. - L'n mat th- ia ri able hrr.r n W. -
- e'-. ~ eErw Etiru ,ou 7ee ar. il j..
g. y Eiau-'.lrehJ ~. positively fsretu-t r =
-" : :kets 49, Tia1'z h..rnSrity A. ali -
i'e-'l-L - ,tt a-cst',a. ia. 4 Repl = ;l.t
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NAVAL ORDERS

teaf Admiral Breeze has been detached from
G-hthoase duty. Lieut. Commander Fosta,.
sad Lieut.. Bachc have been ordered In rho
Pl'~si>sippi 1iotilia. Lieut.. Commander Erben
mas beer ordered to the Patap>eo. Lieut.. F.,
IiVuesktns mas ben detached from the rendez.
Nous Al Philadelphia, and Lieut.. n. Tbonnsnn
has been ordered to that post Lieut.. Dom.
mluder Walters hts been de,s ched from Tho
Minnesota. Captain Marsten has bean ordered
10 lighthouse duty. y
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Arrest OF a Secession Minister,

SHAIPsBCHG, Md. Oct. 29.-An I'M portant
arrest was made last night. Rev. Robert
Douglass. aa alleged SecessioniSt, living near
here, was arrested Tor exhibiting >ignai> 10 the
enemy and was sent undrr guard 10 Harpprs
EprrN -
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Eastern Troops Sent to Fort Schuyler

NEw YORK, Oct. o9.-The aI>t Maine Rryi
brtWeen here and Philadelphia aad sent ba e X
to Fort Schuyler, in this harDor. The 2ith
Maine Regiment il expected to arrIyr to-
morrow, and VIII 90 no further. Several
other regiments from the East will be detained
her. .-E ..|
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Tn the 1ith Instant The United Star-> bark
i'eNtiess and Tia" schooner Flag captured th,.
schooner Elmira Cornelius for an atyemp, to
violate the blockade of Bulls Bay
The Cnirrd States schooner America. on TIP
E'ih INST, captured hcschoonrr David roc kr1t
L r attempting to run the blockade OF Charles.
ton The cargo consisted of tnrpentine and
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THE MILE IEETINE

The bids Tor furnishing the army with mules
last advertised Tor by Col. Rucker, Quarter
master were opened to-day; resulting in con.
tracts made with Patrick King. of this city.
for 5vO AT so, Vo AT $3.50 and 800 at sse-l,5oo
In all-and for so with Brown x Co, of LJnis-
vile, KY, at S,lS. 49,
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PERsoHM-tol G.. A. Seward, Col. Eiksr
Hon L. j. Barr, Hon. NJ. +. OdelI. n y: Col.
Snowden, Pa; Judge Bond, Md: Judge Brock.
ny; Hon W. A. Newell, J.: Hon. r. F. Low.
Al hon. j. AInory, Mas; Mai. Gen. John r,
W ooi and STAFF. Maj +. s. Allison. u. :. A.: NJ.
MERCER, 4. Snowden, G.. Owens, W watson
and '" BAKER banker. OF Philadelphia Lieut.
r h Moore. U. s n, and NJ Strdko,ch are a
NIIiards'
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GEN MAnSWnRru

BTls Gen. James - Wadsworth Military
Governor OF the District OF Columbia ma, -on..
20 New York for a b,Iaf visit. His Assistant
Adiu'ant General, Major Sherburne acts a,
M'hf'ry Governor, for the tine being. in hi,
or..1d
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q r r &c I A l..

ARsAT.N LtSoorS. Pr.sideut of the United States
ofAmerica
- To Az WON n Hay C1H1,yH.
satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to me
thstRoFtL PHEIPs has been sp pointed Con sui Gen
ersi OF the Republic of Nicsrs qua for the United
States OF erica. 10 reside at New York. do here
by re'oguire him ~ such and declare him free "a
exerci and enjoy such functions powers and priv
Lego are allowed to the ConsulS General Of the
most favored nstions. in the United States. II
In testimony whereof. 7 have caused these letters
I" b. msde psteat. and the Seal OF the nited
States 10 he hprpunto Aft xei
Given under my hand at ne city of Washing
Ton the 9Th day sf October. \. ID. l2i2
H.. 81 and of the Independence OF the United
States OF Alnerics the 9Th,
BY the President:
WILLlaa H. SEWARD. Secretary of s,ate
REAL y SMITH, oLoTHIERs, No seI 18th
ID street, b.'wr"n and >ts. oc 3,-tr
TUE EIGhT PLACE TO BY CLoTHING i,
Gatrean AMI street. oc str
zen rS' FURNISHING GOODS. of all d.sarin
~ tior. It SMITH :, No. 400 th street. opposite
City Post OHce, nesr street oc:s,tr
SIZE, I?eP 1 si ,hs cry of AL at SMITH
r"titt~i l'iS Store. sni opened New Stock Of tn
best smd cheapest Mems and Boys CLOTHING in
The City. ocaltr
HALT. WHO CONES THERE. q friend Ia in.
At ST1fH G1hns x Sow
street near p aud corner 2oth st. and Pa. sv.
THE DRAFT.-Itold thys.lf in readiness to b..
1 drafted. but before The draft, cali at j. H.
81 tfH e. .na iy @ ssupr a, Of
'onshins low prite s" 'I SMITH cioihisr No
ih0 eth and corner 2ath St and Pa ave. &C :n.tr
TIVE AGE OF IMPROVEMENTS Is STILL
4 nNWARD-sMITH h BEALL, CIothiers,
rcE,trd their Store. and on the LIST Of November
will hr ready I" show all their ruStnuersa New and
ps.hions bic Stock of CLOTHING, for Men and
noF' Wont DC Str
HoL0. STRANGER. Where are you goius:you
Very G5S"i h street, OH 81;
New ' Fall and naF Winter ter G III. SG md
S H "l 70 huy ne" suit so do not detsin me-
at sMT Goo or" NS OF ,S St s his Ssss
= street. mr. AIR
NANwEIL'S ORIGINAL
|" tL"Ah y MiHsTILLi STORE.
ESTABLISHED IL Sd.
CInAKS ND M 1aS fniHtss
SFml:"ssA'' S sSEE14ifi 1sS% cI IF
'RS Our ras agrTI Of bS on own
-, LGApIEs. MIssEs' AND cHILpRES,s
tLOfhS. SACfy'ES. fIRCYI IRIS IT, e.
taxes place in our SECOND story
CLOAK DEPARTMENT
Oh FRIDAY, October 3lsI
SATU RDAI. NnV"I7hrr Isl
and MON DAl. NnYrah.r "a
New and Attractive Nnveltit> each ds,
:. No ,". on the First Story we now otering
GOODS sSch sp Lace . Goo G kbbans Emsr"i
Dresses. Head Nets. Nuhis> Zephyr Hnr d. Clouds
Sontss> Hoop skirts. ard all Other good. usually
kept IN first-cia~s Fame, Stores.
N.B.-Mi>scs' and CHI iIdren' Cloak. and Ssc1uaS
ale Sps'1nijig in oar trade, W keen NIL sizes 10
euIt girl from ! To - years nf Age.
RrINem her. the pisce i MtNWEJJ'S
Depot OF Fancy Goods M 22S Pa sv
DC ''''Ir" oetw cen ~ and lutI So,
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THE BALTIMORE MISS

Friends OF General Wool attribute bi, late
arrests OF sundry loyal citizens of Baltimore To
the alleged iact tina, they have been guilty Of
circulating smong the soldiers OF General NJ '.
department., for their signatures, petition for
his removal, both abusive OF and ms ultinv ts
ht,n
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PRISONERS RETURNING sorrH

lhls AFTERNOON lot OF secesh prisoners of
war including Capt John Tayloe, OF King
GrorSn county, Sa.-well known here-leaye
thu Old Capitol prison for Dixie having
been exchanged. .
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Political Discussion,

OswECn, Oct. 2a.-Hon. III. J. RAYMOND has
accepted proposition TO meet Prince John
Van Buren, here and discuss with him i'm
public ihe issues of the pending State canvass
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Notice t0 NeUa Aseufx

News agents with the army und-T command
OF Grnersl Mcclellan and the forces in and
around Baltimore, in the West or South, should
send their orders for the STAR to Henry Tay
Tor, Agent for the Washington Star, Sun Iron
Building, Baltimore, Md.
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- Tn" report that Madam Anna Bi,hop Wa.
hhrnt 10 death. al Milwankir. turns ont mis-
'ah"- lhr milwaukee Wisconsin,. of Monday
Ia correcting the statement, SAYS:
" ne Mr.. Bishop who tins met her death
a. Eot me canlairicr. but the wife OF the Land
Io!d OF 'he City Hotel, AT ~, Paul
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ARMYG kZpTTr

Gen. Osborn has been ASSIGNED ,o d,,, :;
hr department. of the Ohio, and ordered !.
report IN person TO Major Gen. Wrigh;, a
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GEN. DANIEL 4 SICkIES

ihose Journals in New York who ar. r,.pra.
>"niins Gen Sicklrs a having changed his
i'i'''cs' are in errY He disclaim> having
DON" any >uch thing
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TO BE COURT MARTIAtrn

vincent T. Johnson, the Washington city
Post Office Ietter-carrisr now under arrest nv
thf military authorities, we hear, is soon TO ~,
tried before court martial Tor TREASON.
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To THE, pI,RI.Ic

We, the Master Horse ShoerS Of Wsshinytor
City adopted the follow ing prices in tr last meet
ing to commence on the Isl 81 hoyem her, l>ia-!hr
present charges not being sufficient to meet oar
demands In consequence of the great ri>e i'm thr
msteriSI us.-d in our line 0f hu ,ineSS:
For lsin shoes per set .... ~ -
For STEEL toes per set ........ -
For Renewing shoes per set ...,...... a.. .
tor ster!IHE removes Der set. ......... &
FOR bar shoes Zach. =,
ar >h"-Ing ''y the ,esr. per horse. -. . Is ~
sSl-2tE -
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SHOERs, unRs 2 sH0Ers, HOPS

.
US Sll0ERS !NOTl[E.-The Master Hor-r
Sh"Frs of Washington city will meet ut tn. R;rI
m"nt HOUSE. corner S,h snl ID streets ON T,,n,,is,
c'enns November 4th. Esa To elect Officers form
ing INTO society according la agreement the Is
meeting. a., .. Ivs
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TOFFICE OF THE CoMMISsIoyrBs

Us "ndst III iiG Of April Ii. Isi2, ,sfifI.5 :. T.,
a. FOR trs rsisnSt Of ctrfGiH prisons b, III ,o 81
rue or labor IN he Di1riri u (ois,,ijia',
CRY Hall. WASHINGTON CRY. DC,
a. IT, Septem her oi lS,a {
OEpEREp: That the Commissioners will on the
IL dxy OF NoSrmber next. close the examination
OF all claims for Compensation and proceed 10
mske up their final report. All persons having
Claims before tae Commissioner who have not
presented their slaves for valuation and proyen
Uue ana loyalty by two witnesses Isust pres Mt
hem AND all aimsnts who cannot prsduce their
serFan's VIII bring their witnesses rs to y.Iue
u.!s ana loyalty. before said first day of November
ne commissioners will meet every dsy e,crpt
Saturday, AT II O'Clock r. m ~ p'
se 2 -5swt5lOc WM. r. WOODWARD. Clerk.
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From Frederick, Md.-COllpctine T.. =

FREDERICK, Oct. 29.-I.ieut. Samuel Wariug
OF ork tIdertas, scouting party. arrived here
Tonight, having been appointed by J. NJ. Me
PhalI, Provost Marshal Of Baltimore, 10 collect
all the stores belonging 10 the Government
He has already collected l35 guns, with other
valuable stores.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-30

IN NJ Bininger, OF the 2Ist Ward. va,
nominated OF Monday evening Ia.i. for Sup.r-
ti-'r Of New York city, by thu People, Union
Coo ~EftOn.
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- Of"T ri'I-b1 - OTtlI oi booA. aud -r..rro-
- - pia'~s "Tfr s0id at nncIion during rhr
&c 70 s,1S0x trade s5I~s an New, YORK
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RECAPfURE OF CATTLE TAKEN By rrUe
ESEMy

The following has been received AT the Had
quarters OF the Army:
CUMBERLAND, Mn, Oct 29-Bria. Es,sr,1
H. r. Aafcy, Chef OF Stgg IL ordered Lieut.,
Colonel Quick, OF the I'D Illinois, TO take IN.
Ringgold Cavalry and two guns of 'Rour.,s
Battery, and pursue the party that took In.
cattle IN Hardy county. He left New Cr..L
last night at dark, and by a rapid march AN
night he overlook tlr enemy q, daylight thi,
morning, attacked him, and recaptnred on.
hundred and seventy head of cattla and ,ooL
sixteen prisoners and tw enty horses.
Ii. F.kELIr Rrls t,s,.r.,
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FURTHER SUCCESSES OVER THE RERytsrx
ARKANSAS

-. L"rIS' Mo, Oct "-Hnjor General H. ".
H't'''h, TsnSrot-'a-ch'.I: The army OF the from
tier /, again successful. Gen SchofieId dis
patches from Fayetteville, Ark, that on yester.
day. NJ daylight, Gen. Heron. with Inc i,
Iowa cavalry and eth Mo. cavalry. attached .
Rebel camp. four miles east OF that pIace--our
force about 900 strong, Rebel force 5000, com.
manded by Col. Cra,ens. After a sh,r, ON
gagHment OF an hour the enemy was complct.Iv
routed, leaving all his camp eqnipace and !,
trw wagons. LOS of the enemy, dead ON IN.
field. Our loss. wonnded-I morally On
H"rrom pursued for several miles into The Ros.
ton Mountains. :. II. CURTIS. Mai. taen: 2,
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RELEASE OF DGECARNICBar1
Inc SECRETARY OF War has given orders tI,,,
Judge CARMICHAEL, now in confinement Al Forr
f~iaWsre. BE- released from arrpsi
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NGTO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

RsGISTER'S OFFICE Oct ~ pS.
hot,ns a. hS,bg gi!.p that Licenses given TO Tsv-
Wine. ans Cordisls. TO Groceries. Dry Goods. Hard
ware Medieines, Perfumery. Wat shes and Jrwriry:
I"m.rr Wood and Coal Commission Merchants,
buses. Billiard Tables, Ten pin AHeyl and Conrsc.
uonsry and Tor Hsxking and Peddling and Dealers
IN ga IRON Brass. Copper. x C. will expire on Mon
gay, the 81 day Of November next. and that said
Incense, must b. renewed at this Oaicr within Zen
oS.s1tter that time. SAM'L T.. DOUGLASS
'F -f-htNo'o Register
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nEPRQF. \. NJ. GgEEN. OF PHILADEL-
~ pms, VIII lAc.ure 1T John Wesley Chare.
L. strett. near L. street, next THURSDAY
EtENiNG, octoie- :s'th. at . coc} precisely.
SuoJect: The tuturr Prospect. Success AMI perr,s-
nenf Prosperity of the American Republic Al
Ni,,Ion 10 cents, Tickets may b. had of the Pastor
and rust-es of said Church and NJ the door on the
typnin. of The lecture ne ~ .,s
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- Lac All sie"~ from Key wss,, Florida
- ms H. '"il'@ :"r"T i,a- "..tir-I, dap
J~a.S1
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kohnEsf-on the night OF Monday. the 2.th
a ..,,'nn >olne mel or thieves entered the
dweilmg-honse of John Seitz. No .s,a P,oh
>irrr' between 1 and Il, and broke open a
trunk and took theretrom fiftS-one dollars in
Treasury notes
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lHiEn WARD STATION CAsEr-B.fers Jss-
tee u riicr.--I NJ. Williamson. drunk and ,ii>-
orderly; lined -. Also. for rrsisiing an OH Ger
IN the discharge of duty; bail for court Sarah
Brown. prostitution: fined 81
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- Dana asi.. ~ fil.ao,s. la. s...,, 49,.
- .,"H ~ fi's P'ssidsnt 40 aszsctar.. fts.,n.
o "a SDpFsThs G-sssfl 20 ,bs trnrsd STAG.
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MOI 1T sorET.-festerday. the lurv in tn
Casr oi bis mop vs. Shoemaker rendered a yer
diet Tor plaintiff. Richard S,ltton u EIizah.,,
isroN n.s adminisiratrix: yeriicf for pIaintifr
a ron ioTosMas entered III the case of A N,Nar~
nous" ~. w. y. Williams
This morning the case of John w Str,der
use OF j. ;. Holland Vs.. John Stableri Is on trial
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DERSONS IN BLACK will 6ad 'auy stnct az
u MOI r. ING GOODS Gin all the old stspd.ri
spd modern new isdric- OF merit 10 ~ fnu sni
enniplet. thr0u ghout the wear
MOI RNlNG LO AXIS and MOTRNING
In black. .'. -
u new supplies dsiiy
One price only. the sctnsl csSh sts na ard y.lur
charged.
An inspection of stock solicited. as IN incur. m
obhgstiou 10 purchase. PERRY HRO
oc S-m .t Pa. are. sud Ninth street.
E'OR SAIE-,A =ood chance for n small rspit,I,
aHRoCERf. stock not rxceediny n Ne hundred
dollars th the priv lilo of the stove which j. an
sNcr4iehf stand Tor Grorery suffers business
Rem moderate. Enquire corner 9Th sno L. street.,
1OR SALE-A sew three story BRICK HoTSE.
u situated In ta- Seventh wsrd: will he sold |.
lsrgain. for cash Enquire ~ the oFfce cf sl,e
Washington ITea works, IslsDd. RI roc 2,-ius
TPINs PLAIN FRENCH MHRlNosss Ann
l.. PLAIN MOUSSELAlNS
i have the sboN Q goods in aii shades and rolorx
ami ~il sed them at the very lowest prSca, -. =
PLAID WOODEN DRESS GOODS me- r.-;
ety, from Ia. e~Ats ~ 81 cents-nN eheA
All other kinds of DRY t<>GDS FOR fge FIJI ana
winter, 81 extremely low prizes .-r.... -.
ckeStS. NseppIfy
ce:>a 90 IL a.. se,wses e. sra t.ss..
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FORTH WARD ST ATIoNCAsEs.-Rsfsrr yvs-
hcf H"her-Martha Daily, stealing shoes from
soldiers; yali for further hraring., James Moore,
Sealing clothing, do. John Francis Curt,s
grand larceny; Jail for court. Joseph Wilson.
disorderly; turned over to the military. K W
McCouri-. drunk: dismissed. John Campt,.tI
AM: AM Robert Brown, disordcrly; turned over Ia
me military. Prank Warren and John A
Oliver. larceny OF cigars: Jail for a hearing.
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A STRONG GAME To PLAY.-This morning
Mr.. - ti Robinson, of Maryland. came 10 thi.
CITY IN pursuit Of a man named Patrick Radv
lappeareo IRON Mr.. Robinson's statement 10
Justice Dom thar i'm the late draft N. had bs..a
urawn FOR the service. Anxious TO obtain \
substitute, he struck a bargain with Rady for
SlJo cash. Alter he had the money in hand
hao. sNroaddled- leaving Mr.. X 10 find an
other substitute. A warrant Mas issued for
shr arrest OF The substitute upon a charge of
obtaining money by false prptense>
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ANOTHER HOSPITAL RoBBrIr.-For several
daIs past blankets quilts. &c. ha w been missed
from Odd Fellows Hall Hospital NAVY Yard
aha me police Were informed OF the fact, and
yesterday officers Harbin and vi ms 60
ing TO the houses of Albert johnson and Petrr
Stafford, two colored cooks ernpioyed the&rs
found a large lot of clothes. with packages of
tea sugar. coffee. rice, &c, which were tskeu
possession OF. Subsequently, officer Williams
arrested The two men, and they We're takea he
fore Justice Gull. who dismissed Them
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s-~-s.f-I m = 10y siHesFs rshr.J Tn ,-,,.,
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49, - rbAeb pS have nsysr l,rlt-<.d a..
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S"9i5 abandon "F"rs uGuYh' Of rebellion .,ra
t>"D'fs mar EaSrS az nprlzI,f no.. LII. a
Esg-Gg- As,se eIft/su~ ~
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THE FIIsT CAsEs UNDER TIE NEW Law
Yesterday in the Circuit Court. Cant Edward
Nennn and Lleut Juan Ruiz y Castillo, latrlv
honorably discharged from the seh New YorS
recimrnt. Were naturalzed. each OF thc,, hay
ing served faithfully i'm the army for ore wear
iht>* are the hrst cases under the aCt of m,
iasi Congress, which provides thar any for
rlsner May become acitip.n after having serr.Ss
an the army for one year
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DEATHS or SoLDIEgs.-The following have
been reported since our last:
Zockonot Aiken, company A, 9th Team
. I. n. Perkins, company q, 18th Me- ...
Charles Detrick, company n, sd Ohio
Mathias Fisher, cenipsny a, t3tth Pr
S@rg't Horace J. Berry, in chsrg. Of the r-s,-
mental hos pital. -..#.F
Daniel tlmstead, eompsny A, lAhN Y.
John III. Wayne. a...
j. r.. Bartlett, company "a, 7th Ne.
Patrick Kennedy, company &. tTh PA -
l.. =. Perry, IGsd n Y.
Monroe Hall, ID battery 9Th n. Y. artillery.
G. Il. Mckerns, company h. I'd PA. ar1iilery
Peter LAWYER, company X, let ky-casSarv
Relatives of -decea-ed soldiers can ,,e fur
nisl,ed with all the information they desire I'm
relation 10 the burial place OF their friends &e.
by calling on +. 7. Sands, Government under
taker, IA + street north. ~ g.1|-Ir -