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oRDERID 70 REPOKr-L eat r l.. Thomp-
son, Company r, lI5tn Fernsylvaaia wa a.
rested ThursssY night, for being lat Gated In
tne street, and threatening 90 shoot a citizen. Re
nso earring II the C-ntFal Guard House, ana
was ordered 70 report % 6ea. W.d sSorth yyhicS
Se fslied to do Capt Enuon,, Company o. l.,
hIcn gan Cavslrv, was taken up bT the Guard
Ior Selng Intoxicated. This morning he Wa.
r ,sschAiseo 70 rel or 10 the Military Governor
The examining ofhcer says that IL n, folix % =,
Pect sooriety among soiaiers when the ca ,er.
are drum. The hose at tse q asFd Ros,. \, CIR
OF order, and TIE result IL stke Cessation OF a.,
shower bath penalty. Had he bose beeu "a pod
c"nditioB, the OF cers Esuld have received ~ :
BATH as Others have done
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DHsfss % soLRit1s PIE rcIios-rs As,'
beca' reIsofs-o since oar lAsts
aoSfies Frsgrs oonTsnv 4, 18Th ohIs
hs"', orol, cuenp An, n. fth Pa
SeS- fenase'Oa, company -, asa II s Art
seiR' VIM 6snlericS, co.ppssv o. ash Pa
aStei Duifee, ecnpS ~ h, Ssh Okio.
gsinss ~ Cothns, conp-nV 2 l., Mich.
80. o,.y, eenPAEj g, Ss-sN Y.
Nc heu k'ppI senpsnv ., sissyr
IN; Dixie, company {, loTth Pa.
1to. f.altlch, eempGry NAN
Jon att, CON paryK sfh w
iona =. Mefnef, company B. arr PA
Ssmes Melotosh, company d, SohNY
Eh =, co "a company 3, R4th n Y.
Emanuel ID Miller, eompany r p0th p.
Seo Turner, company o, ii;h {. \. Iafsnt-,
Blake, comDaRy Ism NsSa
nenry Z nstthe~s, COMPANY r, I'd MARIANA
Z. X Gardner, company 4, 7th Wis
Corp. Charles stafford, c. rnpsny z, loeh M,
Henry +. Smith, cOmpsny =, 49th " Y
VIM :. Campbell, con any a, I2sh Pa Cav
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LATE LOCAL NEWS - q.

POLICE MLrIKRs.-The following cases hay.
been rerorted since our last:
S.e0ad ia,t-Joseph Smith, J. Proyor,.
turned oynT - a tSa 'ames Taylor taking fruit
IAnd p,'ei.e' j. Dg, grand larceny; di,
missed Timothy Leary selling IIouor 10 soldIor..
turned over I" the military Oliver GaskIna. dis,
orderly nned S256. Martin Morrison do en.a
S3 Al Anna Brown, disorderIy; wori hon.s
Dovid Staton, robbery; dismissed
tc%tth PFsetpct.-Catharine BRYANT dIse,d.,ly.
nned 81 %. Lien Golden; drunk and disorderly;
house Jemes Flynn, drunk and disotderIv. snea
S3 Nc hahon, disorderly; fined sI .2S
higAh Pr.etset.-John Esdley, drunk; turned
Harry Jones, profanity; fned 81 "a. a Rad
receivlng stolen property; further hearing. p
herhey, desertefi turned over to military. John
lnI1 i., atunh ana disoIderly; do Adam Wet
bresneban end Lucy Webster, disor ier,y: a.
missed John shields, do ;nned 81 IS g Hsi-
iisy, cfestinZ nuisance; dismissed.
M.aM rr;eaa.-P. Shissltine, r. Berry, lar
J. Sheppard, Mary Sheppard, George shenna "A
John audhal, disordefIy; disnis,ed sots..
Phillipson, disordeIIyi wo,khouse
Tsnth PrseiHet IT. McCal, disorde,Jv. s,s-
Henry, dol fined sl.9l Mosr ana W ssh
simpson, profanity; fined 81 81 each. Lucv
:, 500 OF ane Mary sn b.lses. abusive languages lined
John Lof'n', Martin O'Hsre ana John ScoI,y
assault and battery; dismissed n ms, S,1ouy'
9sr.y' A Dennis, disOrderly; do. NJ Kinsi,e
J ohm Fox, ssleep on street; do. Mn Ws'I'
receiving stolen goods; do James ciark .siIsns,
liquor; do Jthn Bell, prof.nIty; aned nj %
Burk, disorderIyi dismissed. Mary Grissn.
asleep on str ct; do. T. Borland. drpnt 80
asleep; do. l.. Herald, stealing Goyernn a
property deiiy red to military r. Jseh,on
nghting; do. r. Harvey, profsuity; do Iohr,
Brown, Al. Caleb, drunk ana disosderly; do
FosRfH WARD STATION CAsu.-Bsu,,,,I,,
McQuade, III treating horse; aned Al s,,...
locked up Two htuIs. George Butler ass,ni,.Ol
battery fpr hisl. Pai'k Quinn. j. CsDghIia en ny
; Delaney, D. T. TEACHER. r. WHIT a .
700. and q Raidy, turned over to the rn,II,srI
4 NJ Miller, dlsordtrly; for uiaI. R,nSlI y
do fined "a We, Coates, do do 40 SSas,
Donohue, spr Murpny, and Ann GlI.,on .i,n,.t
ing gsaia to Inn AT large; fined 81 esch rsrsr..
Morton, drunk ana disofdefly; dismi.s.d r
Williamson, beating his wife; da. Tohr i.a,is
nghtfnR; nol Tor further hSuina Jsmes Nm
disotderiy; dlsmissed John Lynoa r ssn;ty.
do. James Everett, suspicious chusH$,: he'd
fr hearing: Luther s~ayne, sles ina IN toe
stretti dismissed-hy Justice Walter FiIss
pant and Charles Posey, ssEault and battery; hail
Tor heafing-by Justice Banaslo Daniel
ey Justice chytsa.
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DIDN'T WoHK Among the many eHpediepr ~
70 escape the draf, we havs thr following Ton,
trespectable SeEtieElsn: L appears that sln,-
hslf dorm Youoe men, living Lesr SSu.h Beavrr
Fe.Ty. Anne ATundel CO. ut. Il . tot relis,tae
oompulsorY service IN abe cause % Uncle -nm,
reIorief n the fcilowin. tIysdie1t: immo,-i-
iteIy uron Gov Brsdfnri issuing bis order or
he drsfs, they provided taen.elv.s witt p-,vg-
stons-nour, sugar and whlskv. s1d p-acss "a
u vary refireI spot. called Sco'rs Mex on
zen stew arts farm. vkere aey ~ uaiued uatil
one OF tLeif parry was Z r. very aicE, AMI tb.v
were compelled 20 e.scoyer thems lives "a. 4,
lime 20 be enrolled.
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ARREsrED ATNfs This morning, dsres.iyr.
Ofa7cr K. Allea was sr.es - by o.. - OF tts,
Provost Marshal, aad taken g. tae Central t,,-sF
House 10 is sad that q csnse Of arrest WIS Fts
serving writ issued By Commissioner = /
Phillips Upoa fugitive slave OF ST. y n
McGresOr, Of Maryland. Mr Allen sIsi.rs that
lie bascomplied strictly with tue leg-l require.
ments, and given the notice required by GeneraI
WadSWor,h In s1c6 cases.
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ORDER REQUIRING PASSES

Hed6qsdTtfrJ Military DtSfrier Of WrshIaStOs ,
Washington, ID. c., sept. IL, 1862.
GsnsT1l Orders No. 30-By order Of Mai. Gen
Banks, commanding defsnces Of wa,hington the
order from these headquarters authorizing civil.
ians to Cross the bridges and ferries ,er the Pc
i"rnac within this district 10 counternanded
Paises will be required ss heretofore. and will
6e granted at these headquarters in cs,es Of en-.
heme necessity only.
BY commend Of Brig. Gen. wadsworth,
!oRS z. sHRRByRNE, Asst Adm Gen.
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SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK p. M
THE SITUATION.
Gov. CURTIN, OF Pa. BADGYTLrE
TERED

Al noon to-day the military agent Of The State
Of Pennsylvania In this city received the fellow.
Ing dispatch from Governor Curtin. Viz:
HARRIssrRs, Sept Dive have good reason
TO believe the enemy have concentrated large
force ct Hsgeutown and wilnamsport. Their
movements upon Pennsylvania are N vet uncsr-
tain, but they are In position to do Us great dam
age, unless McoIellan's army can chsch them
very soon. A. @. CuRTIN.
The worthy Governor, Judging from his kle-
grsms and Proclsmstions, has been in state Of
very decided cluster" for full three days pa,t.
II this dispatch be true a. to the force OF rebels
around Willamsport ind Haeerst0wn, then Gen
Mcclellan will TO. day be able to establish COM
munication with Col Miles, at Harper's Perry
his headquarters were, last night, At Ureans, q
point favorable for so doing, especially II tie
mass Of the rebel army Ia above rather than BE-
low Hsrpsr's Ferry.
ltturns out that the rebel force % nesy Burr
side at dsybreak this morning, VS. about s!x
regiments OF csvslry-evidently their rear guard
AstooIs Of that description do not pretend %
stand shelling long, they doubtless showed him
their heels aftsra few rounds We anticipated
battle there to-day, under the belief that they
were infantry; but ss they prove to be avsl,y
we nov soc little chance for one except possibly
on the line OF the river road, where rebel force
to prevent communication with Harper's Perry
may be posted, at or in the rear Of the Point OF
Rocks
AproPos Of the strength Of the Rebel Army A
Virginia captain, CT much intelligence, told
relative In Leesburg, during the recent passage
OF Lees army through IL, that the Rebel 4 rec
wss then 81 OeO, though Lee expected /; would
be increased so or so 90 by acce,,ioas Of ssces-
sionists ia Maryland. What a wofll d. ss cpc,r, T.
ment he has Net with, indeed.
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ALhcsr A SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO THR PRRsI-
DENT.-WLen coming into the city ts.s morning
from the Soldiers Home on horseback, the Pres
ident had narrow escape. His steed, a spirited
and powerful beast. ran of with him, and c. nee
very near throwing him In tie race, IA which MI
LiacO.l lost his hat, but succeeded In checking
the animals career a. the cost Of spraIRed wrist
in 30 doing.
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LATEST BY TSLEGRAPH.
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM CINCINNATI
THR ENEMY RRTREATIN6 ~ coNFU.
sion.
4
BUELL. IN KENTUCKY
LATEST BY TIL
BUELL. IN KENTUCKY.
BRAGG NOT HEARD PROM.

CINCINNATI, Saturday morning, Sept. I3.-Ths
Rebel army las fallen back beyond Florence
Some strasglers taken by our scout, say they had
10000 men, others say only 10000 advanced tbi.
side Of Florence, under Gen. Heath.
Prisoners say the retreat was made because they
heard Of Buelrs prcsence In Kentucky and had
not heard from Bragg. Our scouts late las, mig hi
report the enemy retrs,ting IN confurIon-
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NEW YORK srOCK ,,ARKrr.

NV YoaK, Sept ID, TX a. m.-F,rst board
u B. Coupons, 1881, 9si Seven-and- three. tenth,
Treasury Notes, lGsi U. s. Demand Notes, iG9x:
Gold, llsI. Market firm. 49,.
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sHoCLD sE sgRS 70 - otter Sta. On pa.sln.
up FIRST STREET, nsSr NJ, biItven!ng, I w. m.ea
su' prised 20 tGd an hospi al %. trg built Ia a. nd
GOl- for the accommodation Of our wounded sgl-
diers Why select such a lorstion WI. 70 70 .
nigh and rising ground N the same rpfghbcr.
hood Are the Hives OF our S5id5-rS cF a. gitt L.
scaO1utt surely this mater sbouid be looked
into before IL is 9 10 Iste OpsRyER
NsSGIagtsa, Sept IL. Isd2
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APPOINTED

Col. l.. p. Bakef, Government Detective, has
been appointed by Secretary Stanton to be Pro-
voat Marshal OF the War Department with juriI-
diction Wherever theIe may be necessity for his
services IN that capacity
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DIED.

On the rnOrning Of the 18th instant st half past
oclock. after short but severe illness, BERTHA
A. LECTNER, aged year. month and days
The friends OF tue family respectfully invited
20 attend the funeral on Sunday Afternoon at
oslock. from o. residence of her parents, No IL
Pa. Avenue.
In Georgetown on the 18th instant, of inhsmma
tion of the bowels, CHARLES BOWERS, in the
18th year Of dis age, in the hopes of bussful i'm
mortality beyond the grave.
His friends are requested 20 attend hls funeral
from his late -esidenos, High street, above West
on sunday afternoon, at 2 o. clock.
philadelphia pa psrs COPY
In Georgetown, D. c., Sept. 18th. 1861, GEORGE
w. DAVIS, aged q years.
Dearest son and brother, thou hast left u.s.
We thy loss most deeply feel
But tits God that has bereft US
BE can all our sorrows heal.
His funeral will take place sunday afternoon next
~ o clock, from his late residence, on Congress
street, near the canal bridge. His friends are re
auested TO attend without further notice
baltimore apera COPY
On the 18th instant, ISAAC GEORGE, in the I'D
year OF hia age. He was u native Of Cornwall, Eng
dria, Va.
In st. Louis, 10, August 18th, of typhoid pneu-
MONA, GORGE WILLIAM, son of the late Jos
Z: and Esther Mohett, aged II years and months
Ormeriy of Wellington, d. C. intel
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RRIrS QrtsHED The Government has relIn-
Is 'sned -. AIoysius Church, which had BEEN
s'7cted IS hospital, the pastors In charge agree.
ItnS 70 afecf, a their own expense, Buildings
kaie- capable Of accommodating a. MANY pa
Yhis az tue church would Accommodate III 1.
sT- fstsd up for 81 n purpose Byt this ar.
Hn9ctDeht the congregation will be enabled 10
ne zoe church for devotional pa rposes, and cor
tnle the several parish schools which now con.
Ain upwards Of str ha9dFed poor Oh Id rea woo
are sshooled free ~ SHps'se- Tue aid OF earren-
te- ~ a 9osers Ia the erection Of the buldi ngs
l. o.-:It-d, ard those willlng TO help are re-
'qu' q 70 reOort 10 tbs superintendent on the
grounds north Of TIE church
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PERsoSAL.-CaPt. J. R. Gcldsborough, L. e.
n Col. VIM Quincy, N. 7 Col. Barron, u. g.
NJ Capt Eddy, U. &. A. Lieut.. Col Rulins,
Pa ! G. b. Basclsy, Pa; Miss vsa Barren, ~. n ;
n~aj Oel. c NJ. Clay, by are at Nillards'
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N rEIsD wARD SfATIos CAsRs w. A. Berrv
tiRu,I Roberts, Freslv, w. Bowman; TUNED
VIZ 70 military. p. Particle, hiring q hors.
las Cruit, refusing comply with make,
ycSssL on,i aned OIL Rarvey ssmmes, DRUM
taad lsos iesly; one - G rkin Smith, % ne
II pair q shoe; jail for court-by Justice homp-
Heavy Koch, selling liquor On sunday; dis
II b~d-oy astice Walter
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1 SOLDIEz SHoT -Las Dight about ten o.
cIrck, a soltieg named Michael aarne, belong
ins 70 the Mini New York 70 xtmsnt, while lyi ne
aga - d tree, near the Park, vas shot by sons
PS-sSs unknowT, the hail striking his hip b ne
and passing around tbs body on the opposite
safe He WA taken st once by scme Of The
-nua Precinct police 70 the hospital Of the
r<ef1 Cavalry, where his wounds were dressed
10 Poine, - hearing the shots, three In nun
b+', h's-sast Tn th- spot apd made dihgeni
80 f't the PerPe rstor oftbe deed, but without
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DTDrsfiing In Maryland has bee n postponea
until the frat day Of DC ober
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RJ-Gen. James Il Lane has returned TO Kansas
having been here for some four or ave DAYS.
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foLiCE APPOINTMENTS The Board Of POLES
yeS- dav afternoon made the following appoint
6'osr, promoted roundsmeu; g. T. Jauee. w
~ Nils ID Veih meyer, Nathaniel Watts, Jos
- "as9ell ana ID Lewis, patrolmsn In ths
= Of Hilton, Reynolds, walker, shakspcare
j Z, Curtis Charles Harrty.n, special patrol.
= q; csntereuT7 Hall, and Ohm w. Th,mp-
At OAd r eliows' Hall.
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give NE A CALI

T. give NE CALI
u NE snosyAiEuec reIps~uQJy fUsc-r. III.
tlenas and the pa lic thas &c Wi sen ~ -
bis vsl-knovn .tLb,isameut ITis 81 sSSN = y
For 'hs season lie h,s had a thor SeAkksp
s.tnT rttsrsd and I'aly h,IeI, All NAV
In 0odolng tae MAT .ios UH AXEKS tba Chez,
sezle Day eoula prodJos, IL kis lsDC "a creeks Al
i wih reosIre BY tie steamer Jane, CIV. f,,,,.
fI9eJ foirl, two wbes. q fresl yHsEly, ~ =,
son9eni OF mr. TscalsF suFf.g bass. BJ aaP' -
ntIsctS la nacJ sds = ith g. % Il s5s -
Gse lave reyeE iereio.OEs q le1 y aC. inas1Sng'
elt ct the 10 sEGde ~ -1'~St IL
ny a. an omspiE srs 40 UCII.p ase thss n -.t,
ooPe Win an house. ia iGo Z i "a "A
Heugc nJtst 10 pa FaTtlcu ar stlsrtsen ,,
InlnIsning h2 els, reftsarlbLS, sursra A. mr. "
ikm,l lss 81 the lowest CasA krIcxs ''-
VIII KEEP $50 On niCQ : the Assortment frn.b
canned shUlIS ELJ h.iuetlcAlys a sd :. Is Iss
an VEGETABLES, " EnsNFS 10
pot xel ST., DesHe>. l0tg sp5 ia
ssu NEshtHs un CstT, %. @
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ExcTTENKNT.-COniidsrsb excitement oc-
rurr-d ~ the corner Of Eighth and ID streets
yesP fdsy afternoon. 10 seems that On Thurs
dAg l.isni Rutt brought 10 the city sixty sig
SICK .".disrs, belonging to his regiment, 1.-THE
2l'. Pa ) and plsced them In the hospitals;
tsking tteir arms and acc outremenss 10 the store
house OF Mr Go-b=t', the sn,ler 10 the regiment
esle,dAy, some persons noticing the arms re-
ported their whereabouts to Capt. Ensman, at
toe 2uardhousS, and guard was At ones dis
patched 10 take them. Ia eYec 1ting tbs order
iarr, va nointerierence until Que OF the privates
eolmehred knocking the goods aeont In Ais.
ei.H aa'eiyi throwing tbs boxes OF cheese, &c,
u tue m11- Mr.. Gorbett demonstrated with the
- der, and Q violent alteration followed
watch, however, was ended by the Timely az
s1i.s s.ctOriiy
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WATcH ovKR THE HERS-Captain ycshua r
Iitties Id. II New ksmpsh 70 regiment Of
Hooker celebrated hitting brigade, and who
EsI led MS comPa with the most conspIcuaus
< iantrf n every fight 81 that fighting General,
81 saf cEinglY wounded IN The thigh, tn. arm
aud :. SIDE IN Leading q baYonet charge near
b I'll RG- and lay on the BATHS 6eld from Friday
tiIi TkurEday (ssven dsys) without food q
wounded comrsde nesr him being able TO crawl
ana f1rhith him With water, and thua 70 save Tim
from Starvation. " hen found his condition can
- better cnnieciured than described Capt Lit
Uedeld bad Oeen promoted Lieutenant Colonel Of
III ian New Fam pstire regiment before coming
ffOC1 re Penlnsula, but determined to renal Q
=. . bis d regiment and lead lis company In
ale then impendlng conhi0t He 10 uow In the
ArmOry Square Hospital The thigh bone wa
o. fracture IS 20 require some inches Of Il to be
removed; but 40 be has always been q man OF
teG Psrate habits and Of great vital powers his
surgeon has graf hopes Of his recovery. Oapt
Liue6eld himself 10 full OF courage, and saw be
shall Be speedily In his new command in The field
ASsir.
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nhkn srAr.os OAsss-eSfpss y~Sss.,
II aIsa, druak and disorderiy, ruIed
II sophia Rrsgdoa, profanity; a1sd
|sui,, = Dhaoa and VIM. \. Heritage, drani
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LOCAL NEWS.


rc,v. rx.Aru-An. olssks,s. suceeu0fnI
..ssgenrnt closes this syenins3 snd 10 al Dths
$500 roprs On opportuniy q e1jorfn9 vsristy
A. soof things, he enafRoe1o nznae enent II
60. oR.r TIE attractive play a u
20 the lauahaols q ToodlssD Mir Ann
er.h.m penon,tes zos,n tie hsauffful ooto
80. ana Mr. Clarke Salem asuddsf. % char-
.st,r In which be has won the htRhsst oomnap.
dation The entire dramatfc company appess In
tbs plsy. We doubt not Ford's cosy resort Win
Be slled to OVERLOOKING on this occasion
GRovzE's TAEATRR.-This n the last night Of
The snsagsmsnt Of Mr.. Ovens and Kate Denim |:
and their admirers viii doubtless be on hand 70
zee their parting performances I" Marriel Life,,
and the las; DOT Of " Doti' 10 c6ssed for the occa
sion Mr. Ogens has part apsopos 70 hs pecu.
liar capabilities e. Henry Dove'') which he pa,-
sDnatss with wonderful hnish. Ben r Rers ana
al the prominent actors q tbs star company Id
par to-night-
CANTERBuRY HALL.-Good houses and aood
entsrtai nmsnts 90 hand In hand at the Canter.
bury. L sss night numoer of new performers
were Introduced Miss Southerland gave evil
dfnce that she 10 a vocalist Of the arG orssr Bob
Hsrt and Lew simmons, In their Bthiopian Der.
forusnces, were dfservedly applsuded M,Ee
Rsvel, tie graceful danseuse, slso appeared and
won lew lAusels TIE fan pantomime Of the
" french SshoOlmastsr" VIII be performed to-
night
ODD F ELLows' HALLy-Ths Campbell Minstrsls
EOld forth At Odd Fellows' n all 70 good houses
TJ-nis 1t they FER an excellent bill.
AcADKMY or Music Pre- concerts daily, At 4
= IN singing BY SignoTs Seydel. Refreshments
dispersed by attentive walters
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LekroeIErs Yesterday afternoon, DR. Me-
49,, u BE rgetOwn, had his pocket book,
-.s.El nS some nftesn OF twenty dellars, and
aprfs stole from him while In the crowd
no oepot- The deed was done by
tdentallr A -
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TH1 Prize stationery Package, Manufactured
tthe Dclar Store, is the best In the market oOn-
taining mote and better stationery, and more at
Gactfve and useful jswelry than any other ev4
offered Settlers and pedlers should see them.
sep. 10 1--we
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C "a leave sscA ki,i BOAT gss Ne oLs I'd
T.. a sss:s s@s .aEs:.Ss..,s sSs
~ law retnt Rosks fof 6eors stsvn ra~sdsy.
k~shts ~ as SSfHtcay -ernnsss stf o,e Oek I'll
~V = y. klkp. CxSk
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RARRFAs

On the 18th Instant, By the Rev Mr. Brown. Mr.
GEORGE W. NAYS ~ Miss MARY Z BROWN
second dsughte OF Mr.. Baly Brown, a. of Wash
ington city, u. C..
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KOBE Nc a CoNEApE -Thnr.I.v n.,.,n~ ,
oier, Eemed Gbari-s Pnst robb "A . son,d
10 Seweu Czuanins, Of ais ws,cb wbIIs h.
- 7ing asleep st the 'Scldierls r 80 - Oss :,
800 arrested POst and Took him b fore In. a.,
Fa'sn, who committed kia 20 IaI Tor - ,ir :
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Togor.,s s MocH, kEEsr.ux..rs
PaivAEE FAMILIES, 40.
The Subscribers have Just received . fresh shlp
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whi,h tssy offer for ale az New York prices,
AFRO, theJ have corstsntlg On hand
La,gs aad Val Selected StoeL Of
ChOiae BRANDIEy,
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BOURBON, OLD BYE, SCOTCH aud IRISB
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WIN IN extensive assortment OF
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pROPosAIs FOR SOCKS FoR sHIPs OF
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to os s,s aws.rs fequessed 70 state II {,
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1FHk METROPOLITAN BATH hunms.
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FOR LADIES AND GENT EAEN

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She United Ststes.
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Butter Best Philadelphia print Butter thirty
cents per pound, al Stewards, corner 18th and Il
streets. srn Ia.3t<
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