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OF New Orleans. 1rlx OF n .CHOi,'S FilZSIN

SECOND DISTRICT COURT THDNf IMAM n An31lnsIIs q
New Orleans M Sf5 IS Nc tso fl'zslA
PIX VIRTUE Of a wfi, Of AeizurG and sale,
IL dircc,.d by The Honorable ue Second Dis Couli
OF New Orleans tie above entitled canse q. i. r. lie
bic Srcip and by SAID late Srciid I'd Will
pioacd heFai pnbl'c auc.on the City Ho,el Common
sce,, uetw.sn Cimo end Ma2,zine streets, MONDAY,
TWO C.EIa,N LOIS. OF GROUND, toge.'er No.
with all improvement thereon, ,shS ways, e,r., n3
s ~, ed III Fit>l Dsrct o. this " in The g4aW
square marked G, bounded ny He.a, rer' ~ "afy p"d
Il crt sces feA;na ell as 10 Nos lbee nj 'onr,
pln u,aw by .deA mas architect d cd q Macn ISL
deposited tbe o,se A. Maz, eau ,oarv pu3lr. Sa' -
No Three has ;nchrs Blew. street. Al I
ncle, front Peip street Get ncbeS on he lice "i'
ing 10. No. Two 70 nctc. he DIV Ice Of
10. No. -Four 10 No. 70 II bar, ore iuche, He>
sce., Al eel 3ucbeS Peril. street, 10 zee. inches
,he division Inc oil 6 No. Thee, and 81 feet inches .e
division line O. 10 No. Five
Serzru in tie above suit
y TERMS-Cash on the spot
JOHNP, WALDEN,
Sheriff Of the Parish oil Orleans.
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SECOND DISTRICT COUEr CITY or NEW ORLEANS ".
of New Orleans. ESTATE OF TOUsSAINT BA-
DEL.-No: 1856
u me directed by the Honorable the Second District
Court oil New Orleans. he above cued caue will pro-
coed 10 sell public auction, al The City Hoe Common
street. between Camp and Ma :azns FRIDAY, 24h
day of January 1867, Al y o'clock III =
LOT OF GROUND situate in the Fourth Dsttc OF this
city in the square bounded by Chippewa Anuuncstion sixth
and Seventh ii 10, mcasne 20 feet trent Chm
pewa by 100 fee IN depth.
Seized in ;heabove snii,
TERMS-Casli on The spot.
JOHN P. WAL DEN;
.. Sheriff o. the Parish OF 0ttAns,
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DsuxIrsx JUSTICE De PAX 3E, NJ: YOUNG 4. Bo1t,
pour la ) Bi.ASC,-Nos. S1O9 .Sgg39 Ell
Pa,e:: DO. leans. s2a3 -

nsa I,n Ian, III S9 ss e.
I'm VEtsTU de trOis wills de Hert factas
- moi seresss par PHonorabe b. .Mnchefl, Dsu.ieme
ds9sps f. gessderai sAMEDI DO tsvrer 1867 midi,
ct de Maasins Ia yene pubque adjudication dc Ia
priete don't suit la description, sayoir- - : =
UyE CERTAINE pkOPRIErE situse sur le Chemin du
BAYOU entire les rugs Broad Ell Dorsenois esans d.
plus mons de Chernln Bayou, pieds pus
moins de prolondeur. Ensemble considerations ap
sly trouvent consistent mai-on bois euae
chambres Cuisine haute rIatIe chambres,
din convert arhres fruiters de touies Sores. Ss5
Sais1s dams les afaires ci.dessus. +. ~ ~
CONDIT1OEs-compsn au moment de Naturalization. ,
ia3 W. H. WATERS Constable
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WANVED---WAN

WANVED---WA AN TED
- WANTED TO RENG'-A FURNISHED
~ house. AIRY bayp one, dec hing house keeping muy
M good tenant, by addressing Is, Al al this oice
sta n.r loca len. terms, exc. d2j If
yNTANVED-A SITUATIONAS HOUSEK EEPER, 3
w lady who more DESTROYS of comfortable home Than
amount Of compepsao No ojeion 10 the manasemen Of
Bachelors Hall, country residence Address with name
residence, us 7. H.. this ohicn. 'r"f OF Il
VIZ ANtNED-A SITUATION AZ WET NURSE, BY A
w healthy Young woman, who willing 70 tnke child
home aed il the residence Of liz parents. Want o.
poy by husband compelling hel this
Of support. Apply III No. los Foather street, iyt1 #
WANTED-A MIDDLE-AGEp lazy, OF CoNslD,
country school, She 6rs,cass tscia and would wish
her leisure time de oed lessons Reference
unexceponabe Address dverser," this Office al2 tt
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ouArn1EsE couR De DISTRICT LA VILE De La VILE

souArH1EsE couR De DISTRICT LA VILE De La NILE;
I'M VEE:TU dun writ de saisie ct vente
~ adresse Honorable quatrieme Cour de District de
la Nouveie Orleans, dams Faaire ciessu E. T. Parker,
cdsysn shtri ct la moi apssrse e proesderai le
des Encaneurs oyae entire cees de la Domaine du
Canal DenYeme District Ia publique ct adjudication
de la propree don't suit Ia description, SAVIOR:
]. UN TERRAIN siue dams le Premier District de
vile e No. 2Oi borne par Graver du Basin,
Perddo ct Franklin etaynt 81 psd de face la Franklin
III p'eds de prnfondenr.
O. UN TERRAIN situe dams lie District sust dams riiet
borne lie, de Ia Commune Gravie Liberty Howard
81 ped de Liberty l0I de profonde
Sase dams PatIare ci-iessus 4
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de padjudcation.
a. N 'a' JOHN p. WALDEN,
d!T jail IS ~ Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d. Orleans.
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Fest usr!cE's coupr, MICHAEL coNDRoN VS.. NIT.
Pa sh of Ore ans. TIE my Nos 1919 and I0-r.
Ply ytcTJE Of two Hr.ts Of fie. i f,eIas
Peace in and or The parish Orleans viii psoe 10 sen at
public auc on, MONDAY, Jaiprry 20 1872 II O'Clock
NJ III .he lie o. u u 3p s.. Joseph street, between
fouchet Ne saz'ne .
TWO MULE AND OEI BAY HORSE. f-=aa
Seized in the above enii)ed suit.
TERMS Cash on the spot.
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Fsf p,ss 6s,s,cs NOON HENRI
- iireced9by The Hon. A. G Brice Firsi Jus,ee Of he
public auction SATURDAY, llh day Januarv ISL
O'Clock NJ, warehouse 81 Julia s.,,e
Magazine and FeIcher streets - So '
ONE CASE AND A LOT OF FURNITURE.
Stize,l in the shove entitled suit. @
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
= r. H. DEGRUY, Constable
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Perish d orleans TREF.-No 5o2i.. =
PY VIRTUE of u writ OF fieri fncIas to
ID directed BY the Hon. A. G. Bce, First Justice
Peace in an! for the paris Of oans M sell
1867 at o'cock the stabeo P. Halpin S. Joseph
street. between MtsaHne and Fo5cler streets *
ONE SOREEI HORSE.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
TERMS-Cash the spot.
o
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FoRSies MA'h'.',.: - i'of' 10y n ~
,,1 =, 4 ror fre. ~ :. now i M lie NJ 1jer
II - n n9er, Of lie 4. TN 50 u hG' ofce' fnd
+. u e.o on III ; .,th in :, 4 . Oclo T. VI.
r s. lore dol ii II or ., excl siTs OF ore'"''
4 &c ,.y,pvr ynvr1t S5Cn
New II, J n G. Sc. ~ lp2 ~
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ETAr DE La LOUISIANA, PARoIsss p'ORLEANs. !
Z. Vile de Ia Nouvelle Orlt.ns
Asermentt ct s participant moi Sixtme jour de JAN
viar 1882 NJ u. F. MITCHELL, .
la at ave- De,lxieIns Justice de Paix
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
MOVEMENTS OF JACKsoK.s ARMY.

OHAnBKKsBrRS, Sept. IL, 1 p. m.-Par<ies
arriving here to-day from the neigh borhood Of
" WAkamfpurt report that q portion of Jsck.on's
Io<ees are moving towards AArtinsburg for the
purpose Of capturing Col. White and his CON-
maud. but he had evacu uated the place two
hour previously, and succeeded in reaching
Aarper's Ferry IN safety. .----.T
An engine cent from this place this afternoon
profe<ded as far as the State line, but saw no
kgne OF the Tebsl pickets. Citizens living near
the line report that there are rebels In the
naaehbofhocd, and say they have evseuased
Hagerstown, but IN what direction The enemy
proceeded they could not tsll. Thar psekeis
Yesterday captured one Of Capt Palmef's meh.
r;.d sS sc ss,s,s1s @ accept sparc',
!. One account from Hsgsrstown says that
fsongstfeet's corps was ordered bach frosa
mere on Sunday 70 reinforce thu rebele, aud
Col. Brues's cavalry and Toosnns' brigade re-
manned there. So 3 "a e. = - s-.- T.
Gen. Loring's rebel division, which was snI-
tamped on the Boonsboro' road, had also len
A large body OF our cavalry had arrived at
Greencaete, cutting their way through from tho
neighboshood of Harper's Ferry. rr
HARRIsBUR8, Sept. 15.-An officer who lust
came from Ohambersburg contradiets the re-
ported capture Of 200 barrels Of four at Va
Gerstown by the rebels. He says they had not
the necessary transportation at hand to effect
their Object.
Citizens who left Chambsr~bu ard other
places In the valley are again returning TO their
homes.
There had been fighting at Harpers Ferry,
but Col. Miles still held his position.
Five rebel cavalry were captured by a so uad
OF infantry 1T 4 point between Greencastlc and
the State line, and brought into Chambersburg
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AUCTION SALES:



By GRHEH WILLIAMS, Asstiooss.s. :
RooIRIks, LI0UeRs,a &c, At AUG
o'eiosk. shall ell at - droSpTy VSors On
The APTth west corner Of Gsv York Avsnne and
Yenth street. the entire stosf and Axtu.ee In ths
.e'- SrocK oRocnRIIs: .s-. 41.-.as
Such - are usually ksptsiA . Arst slsss Gfocsry
LIQUORs,' s-.'iss'&
SBSrrsm Old, Rye Whisky, bsrsel brandy, 0in,
Port and H.deirs winss. ~ e =, ; ss>2 a.;
With She fis.arss Pissicrs 'sna Counter sssses.
Eysrsss sssS i ,. .l .xagy. .ssss ~,j 49, 81
-M..-. GRkEN & wILLIAna. Assts..
By W: I: WALL & co. Asstassyss.x,
H On WEDNESDAY MORNING., nh hstsat, nj
o'elosk. We sAAll ssh, At tAe residence of sen
tlenan declining housekeeping, on Tween fourth
street west, arst houee moth SfR{nnsylvania svs.
near the Circle, HIS osssAc4d rurniesre O. com.
sst Kissk and Velvet parler ssite, .-F''
Rosewood and Marble top Tables, .... .'a
Brussels Three ply and Ingram CARPETS,
Mahogany Secretary and Bookcase,
Mahogany French Bedeteads.
Feather Be!s, Hair and Shuck Mattresses,
Cottage Beslsteads, '-z '.-' O. -'-
Mahogany Dressing and other Bureaus, =
Mashstands and Toilet Sets,
Wood and Cane Seat Chairs
Rockers, Childb Crib, ~.-
OuYtsins. Shades and COYnisee, t'- r
Cooking and other Stoves, Kitchen Utensils,
0laA and Croekeryvare.
Terms cash.
seD w. l.. wALL& CO., Auees.
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How th. War Af1ees, ,Ae Trad..

The<c is great aers Yity In The branches OF trade
which snYIay srnNs. fosd, ssothhaS and equip
stance. all the tninon Of pis city are 20 busy
with hScvsrnyuent sostrac<k fcf esntssyrs p-ris
and kttues, thatthey have suspended wcrt On
ue articles, frteadsd Ter nousestic hse. TIE
oap-aSkers are doiax u briek buznsss in army
contracts. The arms Inan lfseturers drive ta.ir
fartors@s day and rlSht 70 make up f,se repai-i,e
supplies Of muskes<~ and revolverv: 20 -ay
nothing OF ,lse ordnance fuundrise, winch are
All busy. 1As lessheT manufactures are hard
a. work on cartridge boxes, belts and saddles
The clothing houses have more work oa hand
han they oan nhssh for months 20 oorle, and
tome OF the heaNier Concerns refuse take or.
der from regular custonoYs until the Govern
ment cont tracts shall have been hlied. Copper
Is an demand, and while The percussion can
naksrs have al they oan do with the available
stock on hand, they stli buy MP large Quanti-
ties Of metal for future use. Cutters are ba-y
In the man uiacture OF swords Tor officers and
kniNes 'or Ae camps the powder nakafs have
all they aln do; and nie ship-yards, { rg,-s All
occupied with work for he navy.
beeides the fmp-sns thus ri ven 20 the Icadtn-
man utscturing lnssSst6, he Treas ury Depart.
ment furnishes oonst.nt employment 60 the
bank note coInpsniee, and hosts Of Operatives
labor fhc~~-antly IN the various processes OF
paper making, ink making, engruIiag arf
printing, which 80 10 make mp tlse stock of
Treasury paper ana Treasury and reysnue
Stamps which the enactment~ OF Congress BE-
Salize. Ii Is proper 10 add thsi tle delay In the
issue 81 the new po-al currency ~ attributable
10 Tho destruction Of the works FOR l.a manu-
facturc Of The ink which is u-s-i in printing IL.
The patented process under which this ink ~
made is held 10y a CHEMIST OF this city, whose
manufactory was burned 4 fortnight since.
New works are now ert;Il,listed, and she sup
ply VIII hereafter be regular.
Ii is gratifying indication OF the tines that
20 many branches OF trade derive profitable
support from the war which prostr-itrs the
great commercial interest. The war In there
fore not wholly an evil, aside from the great
questions of principle which are involved ln
IL; Nor does it entail upon our people that uni-
yersal and ruinous depression and misery
which NE faint-helrtod predicted AS its imme-
diate result Our great merchants, who can
bear distress better than am Other class OF oxr~
citizens, do n1 mur1llur at the transfer of COM
parative prosperity 20 tne ranks OF the TRADES,
for the latter have always inferior resources,
and, bat FOR the activity which the war iIn-
parts to their workshops and counters, could
hardly endure the strain to which the mercIn-
tile community so patiently, cheerfuily aud
loyally subEalts. The fact again proves thai
IUrC lS 40 evil without a oonpenslung good.
~ 7. Ereniag Post, Sept. II.
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From Cum berIand Gan,

CINCINNATI, Sept. 15.-Advices from Gum.
bsrland Gap to August 3lst represent that Gen
Morgan WAS in fine spirits. He was foraSing
through the country in all directions, and
would hold o.: until relieved. The enemy w a.
still In force In his front but not in the rear al
in kentucky having Joined Kirby Smith. Gen.
Morgan made raid at Rogers Crap, killing
six, wounding six, and taking a whole com
pany prisoners, without losing L man.
Later.
GALLIPOLIs, Spt. l5.-Col Lighthurn'. ad-
vance reached Ripley, Va, at ten O'Clock la.t
night. Passengers on the Marietta and Cincin-
nati road, west, this morning report heavy
cannonadlng i'll the direction of Rtvenswood, d,
on the Ohio.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FROM FOR MONROE.
IOorrsePon deaoe Of the Associated PreSl
FORTnses MoSRos Sept H.-The steamboat
Esw York, from Annapolis, arrived here this
morning, having on board the 130th New York
The steamboat John A. Warner, Captain
Cone from Washington, arrived this morning,
with The 9th Masssch usete Regiment
The steamboats Montreal and New Brun.-
WICK arrived here at noon with about 2 600
paroled Union prisoners. The balance OF The
6,0oO will be down tomorrow. The robels are
now very parties Rlar 70 take a record of The
height, color of hair, eyes and complexion Of all
they parole.
The following items are taken from the Rich
mond Whig and Enquirer Of the 18th, recei iv ed
here:
'rAr. M. Bruce, OF Kentucky, proposed in the
House OF Representatives, plan for simplifying
Me obtaining Of letters Of marque, TO render
pr1vateering more efficient. II Mr.. Bruce's
proposition Is adopted, important results will
speedily follow. We know of gentlemen from
abroad awaiting the action of the committse
that they may embark III the privateering busi-
ness.
at is understood from official data furul shed
by the Treasury Department., that the expendi-
lures of the Confederate government, from its
commencement TO the LIST OF August amount 10
S3l1 ,262, ,a5S SIS
The rebels claim 10 have an official announce
ment Of the evacuation of Memphis by the Fed
erals; The Enquirer OF Saturday says:
The tyranny of the Lincoln government 1.
grinding The liberties of the people into the very
dust, and thousands would feel grateful in
Maryland even for respite from the wrongs
INFLICTED by the opprcasor. Accents of ndi-
Nidnal cruelty might be given which would
make the blood Of every Maryiander boil
he same paper conEiins list Of prices for
winter outfit for a soldier, as follows, and
calls on the confederate government for the
Clothing, or the money TO pure base it with
Cap SIS, Jacket s25, one pair Of pants $50, two
pairs of wool socks s2.5u, two wool shirts $50,
two pairs of drawers Sl6-total $3.50.
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The tronsid-s a Great success.

The United States iron clad frigate New Iron
sides returned 20 Philadelphia on Tuesday eve
nirg last. direct from FORTRESS Monroe. Un the
WAY up from the Breakwat~r che made ten
miles an hour aguinst a strong head wind. and
arain%t the tide part Of The distance. The ma
clincry works admiral bly,, and Captain Turner
expresses his entire satisfaction with the y,ss.,
On "Wednesday, the 6ew Of the Ironsides WAS
transferred 10 the receiving ship Princeton,
preparatory 70 ths vessel be,ng hauled 70 Lhs
central pisr at the navy yard, which was doas
on Thursday morning. Her spars are 10 ~ put
IN al once: and a. soon as that Is done and some
alteration made TO the steering apparatus, she
will leave for the south. --
The Philadelphia Inquirer, in noticing tina
ARRIVAL OF the New 1ronsides, SAYS LnaI all
hanGs are satisfied with the working OF tha YES
sci and the machinery. Very little llrring *
experienced from the engines. the yfbralions
BEING scarcely apparent. This is rarely fever
The case IN any war vessel. The machinery r.
up 10 the expectation OF n1e bIildsrs. With
sixty revolutions per min uts the re~--l "a rs
speed Of To miles per boGr. uar oonuact-
ors say that eighty revolutions per minu,e can
be accomplished. This would increase her
speed 70 at least nine knots per hour. .Ths
guns are removed from tho ports and p1aeei
a. nearly ca possible in the center OF the W Sd
and are properly fastened, 81 thai no motion
OF rolling can loosen them. ThsSessel has two
larry. and the other on the gun deck, 70 be used
during action.
Directly in front OF the wheel is the pilot or
lookout house, which is Constructed Of .iroa
plates six inches in thickness on the gundeck,
and nine inches above the epards<k. A wind
ing et;lircass leads ~ the upper portion, where
the oaps,in takes his et.nd and marks and
points ont the motion OF The vessel during the
contest and also directs the nripg. This etruc-
ture - round 90 that II a shot should strike II.
il wcsld glanoscT. For a vessel OF the weight
and size q the Ironrsdss TIA eneine and boilers
are surpr,~insly email Everything is carried
on with the grsase-t prscaeion IN me rnechan-
icai department. We armament eonsists Of
sco pound rt6sd Parrot guns. These ars on shs
gundeck. On Ms epar-deck two smaller Dahl
Freen guAs are glazed, one st the bow and one
af-the etSrn .'
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From Kentucky.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 15th.-The rebels are in
possession Of Maysyille, fifteen hundred strong
Their cavalry, TO the number of six hundred,
tried to take Augusta, and were shelled of by
the gunboat New Era.
GMaysvIle, kentucky, city of 1000 inhabi.
tants, is situated on the Ohio river, sixty miles
above CINCINNATI
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Confixcation in Missouri.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. I'm compliance with
orders from the Secretary OF War, Gen Scho-
feld has ordered the provost marshal general
OF the district Of Missouri TO proceed without
delay 10 carry into effect the eonfiscaton act so
far as the provisions OF the said act are subject
10 be carried into effect by the military authori-
lies OF the United States in this district. The
property liable to confscation in the district il.
estimated at fifty nilliOns of dollars.
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~ Everybody by this time knows how bad
ly the diamond Wedding" (Which set our
fishionables on end some two years ago) has
turned out; but everybody does not know that
nie permanent separation OF the hero and hero
me is, the French ray tait oscopspltls Let
nrs by uhe steamship Cambria, from Havana,
state the legal proceedings Of the lady with a
view to separation had been ronciuded, Senor
oyletto had been pound oyer 70 pay Aer 81 Geo
as If fr1ad 10 cut lhe connection on thesh rms.
vas prepared 10 pack up and r"turn - her
fathers in New York.
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From Iiarper,s Ferry. Sc.

HARRISBURG, Sept. Is, p. M.-The report OF
the rebels planting guns on the Maryland
Heights is believed 10 be true, but if Col Miles
could hold his position Gntil noon to-day, until
ne could be reinforced, 1t was felt confident he
could dislodge the enemy from their position.
Stragglcrs from the rebel army are scattered
all along the road to Willamsport, where the
enemy is no doubt crossing.
The sending up of Longstreets Division was
lor the purpose Of compelling the enemy en-
gagged with McClellan's army to stand.
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From Cincinnati.

CINCIENAT1, Sept. 15.-Au business was re-
sumed to-day, with the exception of the sale of
liquors, until four O'Clock p m, when they met
again for drilling. The rebels have fallen back
only four miles south of Florence, owing to the
scarcity Of water, and are supposed 10 be await
ing reinforcements.
The rebels have left Marysville and gone to
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SOL LDIBRs AND CITIZEN
MRS. WREN having .srved 3. Astron the last
yesr in the Army Of the Potomac. here she saved
hundreds from the hospitals, ofers her Meiisines
tor the benefit OF al. Her PEY Err MIXTURE not
only rrey ent., bat cures speedily One tea poonf1
will Purify pint OF Water. and in this season no
Soldier Civilian shoald travel without it Put
,. bottles t. euit the rocket Aiso, her FEY Err
MATURE, which saved hundreds in camp from
Ccnsu ptlOn last inter. For testimonials list
Col. Cone ard Lieut. EOomc 6Ist New York Vol
nnteers; ~ q: Col Aae-ett Lieut. Scott Al 20 tant
Gregory, Do; Lieut., NeIntyre, oaarteFmsster
Eilis Lieut. spenser Capt TraiDot s4th DO Lieut.
Bean D j; Capt Ripley, elst; Sepst. Major Gregg,
SApt Houysynieas, Sergt Dodge, Capt. Brooks,
SeEgt. AscDowel, Cept. Jackson, Sergt B-aiie
do; CORPORAL Williams ,s4th; Orderly Banks. \. III :
tesfd,e hundreds Of privates
20 he had at stottf Drug Store opposite National
Hotel; D avn p, CORNER Ps avenue and 9TH street.
Martin Franklin House. corner 9Th and II streets
Browning Keeting, 3j3 Pa. avenue. where sut
lefs may he enPTii-d depot 443 street bsts cen
9Th and 7th. WAehingtOn
hRe wREE Midwife and Magnetic Eclectic Ply
Mcaan invites tho-e VIE despair Of being cured Of
Sflh Jointe, Chronic Rheumatism Sore Eyes on
Oboers. Iuln0rs, RsnAofrh hidAl iAhruftiss Itch or
Tetters, Cancers de., sc No Cure, ne Pay LadiA5
boarded a1d Attended during son6 nSsneRt' No 445
Il st5set, betvsan III and nth. au IL I'M
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sn Important RiessoaI Dol uMi,esa eoelfiol,
bcwev~r is felt 20 be s~Slous, and n Will Be q
rei~f 70 hear shat he u sAfe.
APrAIRs is YTED4RIuK.
Frederick is lively place iust now. Tie
main body Of shs asny - away bcyona, the iast
rcnsine behind soouGh 70 giye the city O doei-
d~ciy military sppesrsose. From the Mo-
roescy Junction v6roSxh ths main ssrect of the
The sye can reach are ~ o lines of army wagons,
moviHs In oppords dirsetoos. Tue one tolls
slowly out lsden witA Aod Cor tAs soldiers and
ammuniGcn for tA~4r eups. I'VE o<ner comes
In 20 renew tie supply. u e sssnalese chain
OF wagons, mulee aud -soGisshsnde.r We have
q iarss army out tneFcs end il murt be fed. ool,
Aii~n, o. NsfpA, provost marshsd O. tbe cry
aHd rood on der prevAils.' ltg ~ aoiC''..-- 4
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Arrival of the steamer New York.

NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-The steamer New
York has arrived here with advices 70 the Sd
instant, not SO late az the ad vices per steamer
Bohemian, on Cape Race Gariblldi arrived
At Spozzia on the ID inetant, ace0npaaisd by
his son. e.