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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
LATEST FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

LATEST FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Dispatches from Old Point up 10 . a. m. TO day
| reper; all quiet tins morning
Narioas runors are sHuat there relative 10 the
Merrimsc, but none uf them are reliable.
She had not made her appearance, however.
oae Of these rumOrs sllcge that when she came
down she got aground, and returned 70 Norfolk
| leaking badly. Another alleges that she proposes
to attack Newport News to-day.
CHATTANOOGA
Au intelligent oficer, Just nom Fortress Mon.
roe, reports that the southern papers received
there yesterday intimate that General Mitchell Is
in possession Of Chattanooga, from which vitality
important point the rebel troops stationed for its
defense are said 10 have fed on the approach OF
Mitchelrs men.
IL this be 90, Gen. NJ. hss already achieved
the most important results so FAR OF the cam
Iaign.
lie Is known to have despatched a force, per
railroad, in that direction, but il was not thought
that Il would penetrate 50 far east.
IL Chattanooga is ouu, a large additional
amount Of railroad furniture Of all descriptions
must have fallen into our hands, az well as the
control OF their entire railroad communication
South and Southwest.
GEN. M'DowEIL.
AhSSi4sis hhot eVuiS "a Tue a. my OF tOe tOt0mdC
are freely censuTing Gen. Mcdowell In conversa-
ton, under the impression that the alleged diver.
sion Of portion OF the troops from the work
said to he laid out for them In the GenersI-In-
Chiefs plan Of the campaign, was brought about
by his action at this point, we hive 70 say that
they are greatly In error. We have entirely re-
liable authority fer saying that he has not inter-
feTed Ia any such matter. We make this state
inent as being due TO Gen Med though without
any knowledge whatever on his part.
OFFICIAL NOTICE.,
H.a1qHafteTS ProUoT NTarShars OacsD
Washington, u L, April Is, IS62.
Hereafter no more passes will be granted fot
the shipment Of suffers stores 10 the army Of
Gcn'l Mcclellan.
Passes for the transportation Of suffers stores
across the Potomac will only be granted on a
permit from the commanding oftceu Of regI-
men's or attachments within this Military Dis.
uict, stating the quantity and destination.
BY order
Major w. E. DosTER, Provost Marshal.
CHARLES l.. ROBISSoS, hdjutant.
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VOTING IN THE nrerRrcr he hill fnfro
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SOMETHING WORTH KNOwING.-Pcrsons who
wish TO purchase beautiful styles and well made
Spring garments very cheap. will do well by
Calling at A. Straus, fashionable clothier, Penn
sylvania avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh
streets. Also, constantly on hand, gents furnish
ing goods, Of every description. At
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OFFICIAL NOTICE.,

VOTING IN THE DJsTRIcT.-The bill introdu ced
into the Senate today by Mr.. Grimes declaring
who ere 20 be qualified electors here, provides
that every voter shall take oath 10 support the
Government, and makes the Maryland qualInc..
tons those hereafter 70 prevail here.
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CRIsTADoRO's HAIR PREVENTATIVE,
Is invaluable with his Dye, as 1t imparts the ut
most softness, the most beautiful gloss and great
vitality to the hair. .-
Price so cents, 81, and 50 per bottle, according
to size. ap 2-eolm
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ALMOST HOMICIDE Yesterday aftcrnoo |,
about halEpast six O'Clock, a scufis occurred be.
tween two soldiers on the north side of Louisi:
ana avenue, In which one was knocked do-n,
and for some moments appeared 10 be dead. The
other did not offer TO escape, but was taken into
custody by Justice Dom, and carried TO hin Of
fee. In the examination that ensued IL appeared
that TIE Injured man was very drunk and hSd
assaulted another person who was standing on
the pavement. The prisoner, whose name Is Jno.
Bell, OF the 59th Pennsylvania volunteers, came
along, and went TO the drunken man, and taking
hold OF him said, "Friend, you had better 60
with me, and not bs assaultlng people In the
street in this way" The drunken man resisted
and made an attempt to rush at the man he first
assaulted. Bell told him to come along, or he
would strike him. The drunken man seized He'll
by the throat; Bell struck him and he fell, the
back of his head striking the pavement, stunning
him for time. DR.. Toner, who was called, said
1t was difficult TO say how badly he was hurt but
thougb the stupor was from the liquor more than
the blow. Justice Dom dismissed Bell; but the
Provost Guard carried b i'm to the Central Guard
house. The drunk en- soldier was put In a wagon
and hauled over also.
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CoREs, ETc-Thosc afflicted with these
troublesome things, whether hard or soft; also
those troubled with Bunions, Callosities, club
satisfactory benefit by applying TO Dr.. q. W h'tH,
i26 Pennsylvania avenue, between ~ and 6,h
streets, Room Z, second floor,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-15

ASY PERSON wishing TO procure loan OF few
ing al tj6 Eleventh ST., between g and ID. apll
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsKs--Bsfors Jssfiss
1fark Philip Delmoof, drunk; lined 50 81.
Robert Williams, lighting, dismissed. Patrick
Murphy, dc. do,
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BOARDING..

nOhR IryG-Ons large Frcnt ROOM. second
b fO0T. .uItAble for gentleman and lady, or tWo
GeRtienen; pleasantly sItTa cd, with a nOTst orr
family, At 800 Il street, between I'D and 80.
eP Is 81
FURNISHED Rooms TO RENT, with
4 Board, Ia q pleasant lOostion near the Cap itol
Transient Bosrders aScomm odated. lnsqlre At
Star O1lca, NH 5l-u
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GENITAL GuARnHousx CAsEs-Befcrs Jxsties
Waitsr.-Argust Miller, vagrant; wofkhouse 9O
days. Henrietta Shorter, then; Tor trial. VIM.
Kesrney, disorderly; turned over to the military.
Edward Shinkel, do. sts
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Mrs. X. g. ETcIIsoN (No IL Pennsylvania
avenue, between Eighth and Ninth streets.) has
jest received from the North the largest, finest,
and best stock Of Fancy Goods, Embroideries,
Laces, Bonr Its, Hats, Flats, Ribbons, Silks,
Flowers, az1 Millinery Goods generally, that she
as ever b. Il to which she calls the attention OF
the ladies Of Washington aEi 6 georgetown. apl4.6s
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NEAR CARLlsLx,P Pa.
The sd ssssion go sefO eommences May 9tA.
Terms 40 Dor ssrslon. Circulars az Sttr Once.
TO fl few vacancies address pu,ss
m l-lmeo Plainkefd. Cum, Co, Pc
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A FAITHLEss HUSBAND Yesterday att rnoOn
a colored woman named Louisa Brooks, reading
In Goat Alley, went 10 the ONCE Of Justice Clay
ton and procured a warrant against Mary Bell for
threatening TO shoot her, and she was accordingly
arrested and brought 10 the once. II appears
that Mary Bells husband 10 not one Of the faith.
at her house, which was made known 70 Mary,
who forthwith proceeded to Louisa house, and
hnding him there, scene occurred during whic h
Mary threatened TO shoot Louisa IL she ever hear
Of her husband stopping there again. The justice
dismissed the peace warrant, but fned them g. 81
each for disofderly conduct.
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MEASLES are Frustrating the Volunteers by
hundreds, the hospitals arc crowded with them.
Soldiers be warned in time. Holloway's Pills
positively infdllble In the of this disease
occasional doses of them will preserve the health
even under the greatest exposures. Only Is cents
per Box. III.
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CANTERBURY HALL!


rOrm'r' d r. M' EVERY kHi'SsiER9, Ro0m
The FIRST Muse HALL IN THE World.
in point Of spIsndoJ, Talent AID esPeG sbtiitJ
MAMMOTH WkshlNG ron AND BALTI-
MORE COMPANIES.
oiosa cStirStsd. Cyaiea! and kafa:d: a"O''- O'
:, AT The GREAT CANTERBURY
FL siF TA H. s IN THE W sS the
In evidence OF a
COMBINATION OF stars!
Observe this Brilliant Last Of Names
the EQUAL OF which can bs rovhsre found IN the
World Of Anu sements.
MISS MILE FOWL ER,
MISS JULIA MORTIMER,
AND The CouRT OF BEAUTY,
" MIS- LIZ T fFSStiS,
MISS MTss tE EhMa s MIiHs
Miss JULIA HIcAM1Np.
DELEvANrEA H gRG 5it fsE ELLA
THsD AtING GYnNAsT.
Tbs E,hiop.sn comedian,
a. J. TALBoTT,
NJ JEAN CLosKI,
'A MASTER JOHNNY,
s1ttS8aaSs fHhhhMElfkroN .
BARRY. CARTER,
LEWIS NJ. CLARKE.
GIPSY'S lay!
A New Programs, in which o. the Com
bination viii ssPssr in Their bs;tsets;
the bsst Ethiopian Troupe in the city!
New Dances, 4 c. do.
TIE EthIo pan gpEl e. e.. e1.is!ed
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DATENT OFFICE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10
ment GaTdens, at the stand in Patent Once; Rare
AntIs usrisn Books Government Books; Docu-
ports; Burnt Patent Ones Reports; Cheap Books
furnished to Pedlsrs; Military TTialB; Military
Laws; Army equations; Panor6ma OF the Coast
showing over 1900 miles; many thousand Cheap
Books. Recollect Cheap ren! Large ssles, low
pToss W stairs over Bsnf 81 ESS'fHIp1HSDTPt
DROP, @. +. BARNES FASHIONABLE
i DANCING ACADEMY Y. at Temesrance "A
Hall. = street, between 9th snd 10th Classes
at 8, evening GLASS st a. Soiree every Friday -
evening ats O'Clock. Music ny Prof; $50. Arth.
&c. Apply as above ~ IS lei I'm
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THE FoRcIBLs ENTRY CAsE.-Mr. George F
Ryder, who was fned by Justices Ferguson and
Walter few days since for fOrcible entry and
detainer, was committed TO Jail on Friday last
for non payment Of the fine. writ Of habeas
ecTPK. was obtained through his counsel, r s.
Cox, Esq, and yesterday morning he appeared
before Judge Mefrick In chambers. The record
was produced, and defect fatal TO the proceed.
ings was found, and the Judge discharged the
prisoner, John ii johnson, Esq appeared for
the complainant, Mr. L. Barnard, and exhibited
a paper from him asking that the defendant be
not further prosecuted, and stated thst all he
wanted was his just rights, which be had OBJ
tanned.
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The Nos-PRAYINs CLIRsYMEs Among the
ciergymen who q, clined on sunday TO Offer
thanks 10 God fer the successes Of the Union
arms over the rebels In accordance with the
Presidents Proclamation, we now bear me "
toned the name Of Rev. Mr.. Meadof, Of ths
Seventh Ward Baptist Church. We also learr
that the fact Of the omission has osused no little
dissatisfaction In his congregation.
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NoTIcE-Peronsa fiicted with deafness noises
in the head, or any maladv Of the eye or ear. who
wish 20 avail themselves of Dr. Won Moschzisker g
place themselves under treatment at once as his
stay In Washington previous to his return to New
York is limited. Persons who have consulted
him and promised TO pla"e themselves under his
beneft of his services Patients under treatment
are particularly requested to the punctual In their
visits It's
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TIE LIABILITY OF AucTIoSEsKs Justice
Johnson had an interesting civil case before him
Yesterday afternoon, II being. an action broug bt
by j. A. Beavers against T.. n. L.. Crown for
Sj6 - Ii appears that al a sale few weeks
since Beavers bought horse for the above amount
at Crowns, and Afterwards took Ii TO Fairfax
Court House. Here II was recognized by a man.
who stated that he had lent II TO United States
officer after the battle Of Bull Run to bring a
proof that the horse was his Mr. B. Immediately
surrendered II, and came to the city with the ex-
pectation that Crown would refund the money
This Mr. Crown refused to do, alleging that when
b bong II the man for whom II was being sold
(Mr. Rice) was present, and that the money was
paid to him, (R..) Beavers taking a receipt. The
Justice dismissed the case stating that the action
must be against Rice, to whom the money was
paid
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WASHINGTON ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

w ASHIN6T TON ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
No. 2s9 Pa. AvsrUs, soUTH SIDK,
ECfIuseH 9'h and lOth sis.
Every evening remarkably hns FREQ Concert,
embracing 60 ectIons IRON the best ol,sso MUSIC,
and the r. ost Popular CPerS5 rendered in
better style than in any other American concert
saloon.
TIBsRTINI, Pnma Baritone from the st. CeTlO
Tneater at Naples. has been engaged and will as
hrest Melodies and Songs ever PfodLo'd In this
city.
The guest and the public Ire invited. and m,y
rely EpSn hsving every comfort thcy DESIRE In
addition to the hnsst MUSIC IN Washington they
decIde lily the best Refreshments for Esle in the
Fedarel MetrCpIls.
Officers cOnttantly in Attendance TO keep good
order Concert Commencing att IN
aP 1876 HENRY ROSENrHAL, PTop'r.
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II X. CUNNINGHAM C SONS Produce Store,
NO. ~ aIgh street. Geors etoun, where you can
DIstrict-Extra Family Sc Is per barTeli suporfne
eS SO.
Also, Provisions OF ell kinds. spll-St
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GEORGETOWN ADVERT'M1 s

(yEORGETOwN DANCING ACADEMY
VI PROF; BARNES wall oyen DaHolnE a
Glass for Ladies, Misses aud Masters, on 81
WEDNESDAY. April Il. a. .. N at the a
Hail of Mr. Forrest. corner OF High and GaJt22
sts. Ali OF The Fashionkb bic Dances Will b1 tansnt
during the quarter. Pupils sboud enter thsir
rsmes a. sood as possible TO commence with the
c'ess. Mr. BaTDss refers 20 the patrons OF his
apl5lws
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NAnRow EsCArE-Sonday morning, as the
private carriage Of Mr.. VIM. Minor, containing
two ladies and q lad Of twelve years Of age, was
coming to this city, bv way Of the Potomac
Aqueduct, two Government mule teams ran away.
and came In contact with the carriage on the
Aqueduct, near the District end. The carriage
was literally smashed 10 atoms, and the beholdefs
were astonished when they went to the assistance
Of the ladies, to ind them but slightly bruised.
Il was most wonderful escape. a
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The GEORGE EMILY ARRIVED, ALL SAFE
Last night tue. little schooner George Emily,
Capt. John Shreeve, arrived at the wharf all
safe. So ending the fears OF parents and friends
for her crew. 80 II was somebody clse's Emily
that the rebel iron-clsd feet captured near For.
Monroe
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SIABBIss AFFAIR.-Yesterday afternoon, the
well-known locality Of Old Theater Row was put
into commotion by q row which occurred at a
house there, kept, 1t Is said, by man named
Mitchell. The parties were females, and they
went ut one another al IL determined to conquer
or die. One Of the women was badly cut In the
arm by knife In the hands Of another, and the
wound bled pfofusely. The principals In the af-
was too badly scared OF hurt-perhaps both-to
appear before q justice; and the entire facts and
the names Of the parties remain unknown for the
present, but the case will be investigated.
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Admission Is cents; Orohssssy Ckairs 30 cents.

Afts1noon Entertainment
For Ladies and Families, on
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTER
MOONS, at o'clock,
when a lavish distribution of Elegant Presents 10
mshe: Rich and Costly Jewell y, Books Fancy Ar
tIoer, Toys, Sewing Machines, and msx Rihcent
SIX Dresses.
The Sewing Meohine was presented 10 Mrs. r.
b. Morfan on SATURDAY. efternoon-tIcket Nc, s4Si.
Admission % ceuts Children 10 cents. api
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AN INTELLlG ErCE OFFICE IN TROUBLE-IUO
FAY ones IN ths Coss.-Mr. Cernelius Leonard
keeps an intelligence Office on F street near the
post once, and this gives him an opportunity Of
forming the acquaintance Of a number OF the fair
sex. Yesterday, however, two or three Of his
" charmers" Glanced TO meet there at the same
hour, and jealousy and quarrel was the result
Leonard called officer McDevitt to his assistance,
who arrested the whole party Of fair ones, and
escorted them to Justice Thompson office. Mary
Reed (well known to the police) was of the party.
Mary was strong for the Union" and said she
was nurse In the Infrmary, and insisted that she
had only gone 70 Leonard's for her clothing.
This MTI. Kate Mccarthy denied, accusing Hrs
Reed Of designs upon the heart Of her especial
property, Cornelius Leonard. Cornelius I" did
not see it' In that light. and evidently inclined
to be sweet on the lovely Mary, offering to pay
the fine assessed upon her by the justice. This
aroused all OF Kate's Ire, and through her tears
she brought bitter accusations against Leonard.
Mary professed unbounded devotion to tne Union,
and her heart bled at the suferings the poor col.
oilers IN tbs lnftmary would endure for want of
her motherly care. The justice concluded IL at
each should pay Si.9i, end not having the where
witbal, they were &c sent up" for thirty days. The
third party, named Mary Allen, was let of,
she being proven innocent Of any disoIdcrly con-
duct. x
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A CASE or SHOOTING IN The COUNTY On
Sunday afternoon, boy named Alfred Turner
aged about is, shot conpar lon about the same
age, named Louis Rladen, in the face, In the
house Of Turner's motter, near Rock creek
church. appears that these boys, with a num-
Der o. Others, had been playing with the gun, at
Turner'S house, during the day, poi ting IL at
each other and swapping cars Abou. A We O'clock
when Turner was out doors, Bladen loaded the
gun with shot, and set Il In the corner. short
time afterwards Turner came IN, put cap on the
gun, and fred before he could be informed that
II was loaded-the shot taking effect in Bladen's
face, literally tearing II to pieces Bladen, even
IL he RECEIVERS will lose his sig ht over hundred
shot being In bis face. Turner Is in great distress
on account Of the matter. He was brou2 ht before
Justice Clayton yesterday, and gave bail for a
further hearing.
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PoLIcE.-The Third Ward patrelmen reported
the following cases Yesterday: Louis Deahlman
fast riding: lined S5-bY Justice Clayton. Mary
Kate McCartY, do; fined ST 81. Mary C Allen,
dsorderly; dismissed. Edward o. Anderson,
profanity; do. James G. Naylor, do dc.
The Fourth Ward patrolmen reported John
Colston, drunk; locked up ten hours by Justice
Walter. Daniel Stewart, false pTetence; further
hearing. Mary Bell profanity; fned s2.9i.
Louisa Brooks do do, by Justice Clayton. Lewis
Mare, shooting air gun in the street; for consid-
Grafton. John Vcgle, selling liquor without II.
cense; for a hearing, by Justice Walter. Thos.
Mcclure, assault and battery and swindling; dis
missed by Justice Thompson.
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FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT NEAR
WlI.rds' hCtei; c0Rmodious ard vel fur
nlShed bribk house, stores with. basement ard
ATTIC, cDLttnlIg p oms, brlck stable aid wood
hOUse, with serVsrts' roOms in secou story Rent
SlGo per month IL advance. Apply to SORES
SMITH, S76 18th ct. epI23s
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Walter.-Henrv Williamson, disorderIy gather
ing: fined S. IS Stephen Andrews, do do.
S. So. Henry stephenson, do; do 80 50. VIM.
dayI9' do 90 H ~ o. Jonn ma HT%mphrle 600. 90
turned over the military. Ed. Jones, disorderly
gathering; fined S3.ss. VIM. w. Bowie, do |;
do a. S.
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kSOR SALB-Fwo frs.-cass BILLIARD TIA
Il BLES, Marble siabs. AID every Arrangement
complete. Those desiring the above VIII gtudy
their interest bJ calling immediately IT tho Euro
pean Hotel, vorner lith street AID PenEsyIyenla
avenue. NH S-tf
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"ARrEMus WARD IN TowN Mr. Charles # .
Browne, better known az "Artemus Ward ~ ~
humorous renown, ectured last Mig ht al w illards
Hall before an audience which In numbers nd
quality must have been satisfactory 10 the great
Snowman" accustomed as.even he 10 to popular
applause.
SIR Browne II a native Of Waterford, Maine, a
State, by the way, which has turned out such
writing stock as slack Downing, }" (Seba smith,
" Ethan Spike" (whittier, brother OF the poet
Mrs. Oakes Smith, John Neal, N. T.. Willis, AMI
Others known On fame.
Personally, Mr.. Browne Is a dernure, sedeielv
clad, rundown collared, " highly respectable
looking young man, who says his good things
with such an Innocent, unmalicious air that CO.
Inatose listeners are considerably bothered what
TO make Of him.
Such must have had time of 10 lsst night to
tell where his subject, The Babes a. The Wood,
came iD;n for, after rambling "dlscursiyelyn
for an hour, touching with grotesque humor upon
almost every imaginable topic-except the aforc-
said snfdnS PsrdsS, he suddenly concluded his
lecture by Temsrklng that the children under
(proposed) consideration were good children but
unfortuuate:-as far az heard from they were
highly respectable, and he regretted want Of time
to give them further attention. Whereupon the
spectators looked at each other aud slightly
smiled, as IL they should say,-s'Somebody has
been suck. ed In, but we forgive the young man,
and may he live loag and prosper"
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TOR REEr-A furnished four-es. ~ BRICK
h DIV FILLING, N y pleasant and healthfal part
oil tbs city, with fine large chambers and p4rlors,
bata room supplied with hycra1t wS-eT, and gss
thTous bout; UsTTsge- lOuse and rte hle attached,
This IS n desIra5!e Tesdero9 Tor al ri. G.. or Gov
ergment carp Oyee in either one OF the Depart
n .Ets. l5auire AZ 375 Eleventh stIes:, between
X ant l., from 5 10 o. IN. spU
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FOB SALE AND RENT.

DOR SkLE-A small GROCERY STORE.
Inquire ct the store corner Of 9th and ii sis.
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TIE CONTINENTAL OPERA IIousE.-The Phil
hsrmonic Hall, under the above name, will be
opened tomorrow night with a fine company OF
vocslists, dancers, comedians, acrobats, &C.,
among which are TO be found some Of the best
performers In the land. The hall has been fitted
up, and everything put in afst. rate order. The
stage has also been much improved, and Rtted
up with suitable scenery. We hear that The aim
Of the management win be to make this place
thst1adies can attend with the utmost propriety.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-11

THE YANKEES AND East TESNEssEE.-The
Knoxville Regi.ter publishes the following let,e-
picked up at Cumberland Gap, after its evacuation
by the Abolitionists
CUMBERLAND GAP, Sept II, 1862 8 P. n.
Dr. Foster, Esq Cincinnati:
DEAR HAIRY: l eoize a moment to write you
few lines which send you OF courier that starts
for Somerset now In q fewmtnntes. The devil Ii
to pay this evening. We evacuGto ais informal
place tonight While / am writing this some OF
tie Ohio boys now rsasiu2 out on tbsir way TO
the Ohio These a-c East Tennessee renegadas
General Morgan G aircog. disposed to leave behind,
70 tie ssuasr mercy Of the rebeis tell you, Har
n, taey Il mean these Internal renegades from
Tsnnssses) are the most complete Nuisance q white
man ever had to endure They are An illnatured
cross grained set of e7orthsss curs, cownrdly,
mean, uiftns, con- eDptible offspring of weak hu-
usnity. think viii run the gauntlet safely.
The General has ordered Eve barrels Of good old
rye to be left at the spring, when the id thr.~
ty rebels get here they will get drunk end stay
drunk while we make tracks for tks Chic
Give my compliments t. Ill the boys, and say to
them We are on the way.
Your, as ever, RICHARD 0oKvIs