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THE ARREsPs AT TRENTON

We were right in our supposition given on
Saturday as 10 the occasion of the arrest of
I,irut Colonies Colburn and Duane, rig: that
the authorities here do not recognize them as
upon Gen. McClellans staff. and took this
measure 10 enforce their return ~ the army.
Col ColbHrn yesterday received from thH
AdjutsnI Generals Office a letler asking him
by whose orChrr he lPf the front (Or army with
(frn- Mcclellan. He araswSred by order OF
(ien. Mcclellan II is understood that whetil-
or technically OF Gen. McClcilau's '.pprsoual"
E+af. or not, Col. Colburn has had the princi-
pal direction OF his personal staff, 6aying been
the custodian OF all his private papers con-
Ircied with the campaigns which Gen. McG
ha- condnci.d.
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TIE NEW ORGASIZ ALTON OF TaEARHY or
THE POTOMAC

il VIII b. seen that Gen. Burnside has di-
'it''d his army into three grand divisions
one under Snmner. another under Franklin.
and The third under Hooker. Each division
Consists OF two of the late army corps-Hook-
ef's OF his own ana what was previously
heintzleman's. Sickles' Division is to form :,
portion of Hooker's Division Ill the onward
NOV ment
The Eleventh Army Corps, with troops here.
aI'rr TO be assigned, constitutes the reserve.
under command OF Gen. SigeI.
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BAL1IMonE Asp ONO RArr.o,
IsGroN BRAScH.-Sep R<ovlation. W..
convenience and brne at OF the travri;,s0
and for the better protection ana Pnee
bacgarc, the Baltimore and ohia pauI {
Company have adopted Erv ana Sriu,s
u,a;ions, which they are detrrminsd - ~
10 the very iettrr. noe.
No one will ba allowed 10 enter the 80
ing tof tho cars, except thosA haytns
Hcrrtcforr, any ono DESIRING so "a A,
passengers or not, could enter the
great Inconvenience Wa caused th-,.S ~
'-ra fde passengers, and also 20 IN. 10y +
who, seeing every car full. would pui ~ -,
tionai cars, and W hen Lhe train starred ,s
be discovered that many who cccun,sd
were led there simply by curiosity, or -
friends OF.
No passenger will HEREAFTER n an,.-s
cur,ber his scat with baggage, raEscs, or -
sacks. -
Passengers. too. will be classified $50
duc;rd 20 certain cars 30 * - proven m.
n,iscuons sssembisges which have 40 -
made travelling unpleasant
Twice n week cars specially for tha s..l -
D. run, and due notification win h. ,ssse
the dave when such cars will b~run
All employees arc instructed 10 t-na. an-
seng~rr with uniform I,olitenrss, unS.r.
atty of dismissal f,r violation Of THIS rr,s -
All lcsre- ~ Baggage have bcen pro,-
repaid by the c1rupa and any parti-s 49,
concerned in any thrift in or about tina - y
depot wiz be prosecuted to the utmost e,.ss,
The enforcement OF these rules s..
charged TO Mr. Rob't ". Edmond, the .ssssS
passenger agent Of tn road. who win In -
instance firmly compel compliance.
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1851 yOX POPELLI voX DIE. 1907

JOSEPH sNYDERS PATRIOTIC RIPPING
THCNDERER ALMANAC, for the year of our
Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, isza, win be ready
one Of the greatest patriotic ensravings tast has
ever been seen on Al Almanac II will contain
lots of useful info rmation for the people Every
body should have acopy of it they want TO sr,
rid OF His Satanic Majesty aud Stonewall Jackson
and JEFF. Davis, the kans sadurious humbug Of the
south This Almanac viii be for sale st the follow
ing places:-Fishcr Brothers, Phisdelphi q:
Henry TAYLOR, baltimore ailbeEt's, News Room,
Museu u building. Albany \. Y fisher ( Brother
New York City; Willsrds' News Room. Troy \: Y;
and the differ Mt Bookstores in Washin gton Il c
Joseph Snyders Original Pictures will also be for
sale at the above places Now il your TIM If you
want to prest NJ scicr tiGc No. picture to your
friends for, e holiday present; These pictures |
challenge the world 10 excel they the -aal pa
triotic figereon Pictures for the people.
Picture No. will he Snyder. Wool and Sigsl,
mounted upon their white chargers.
Picture No; will be Joseph SNYDER. the patriotic
flgerieon of North America. with HE - talented
Generals. all mounted upon their charger. This
picture will surpass the pictures of Napoleon SonS
part, Scott and Louis Napoleon sni all other Gen
erals.
Picture No. will contain a beautiful view Of
Joseph Snyder and the Navy Yard and the Ansca--
tia Bridge. This picture will be got VI in Splendid
style and quite cheap no Is Ia
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- The correspondence between Governor
Nancs trrhei and Governor Stanley, Union }
OF Noru Carolina relative 70 a friendly 90, .
i'TEnSF' appears 10 have been brought IN a,
uiha'ofaoir HTn.lnatiOn. According Ia latest
accounts Governor Vance declines any meeting
BETWEEN himself and Governor Stanley. He
No. "eCNht7 conference of commissioners
ne Wits, IN DEFIANT tone. that North Caro-
hha VIII nSht 20 the last drop of blood, and
Tf'rs Governor Stanley, n h- has any promo
siicns 10 MAKE, ~ treat directly with ths Con
federat. authorities at Richmond
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Reported Negotiations Between New York
conservatives and the Rebei>-piap>
10 let aside ihc EmaHci patton
Proclamation and End

NEW YORK, Nov. E.-The TIhuH> OF this
morning states that negotiations are progress
ing hetwt,i. thu cons,-r, aIl,r- OF New Yorkand
the leader of thr rebellion Richmond.
A proposition by IN. former was .ha: The
Southern States elect Congressmen, W no should
take their seats before the lst of January, so as
10 put aside the emancipation proclamation. A
convention VIII hen he hrid 10 reconstruct the
Union, giving immunity 10 the relels and Sc
curing the protection Of slavery under the
Constitution
The first proposition, the TriJuse SAWS, has
hatn rejected by tn" rebels. but negotiations ara
still going on which may lead 10 the success Of
Of the plan Of the conservatives
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SUR@TITJTF~.-Twrnty-e eight mfn engaged
by parties liz Naryland a substitutes AT 500
apiece were taken from the city this morning
Iney were IN charge OF a substitute broker, who
laid he would make aboi' e,5a0 out of the ore
ration. A gentleman who was at the depot
" i"n !hey We're about leaving saw among the
substitutes one who had come to the city a. :,
soldier 10 two different regiments already. This
kind OF speculation has been carried on pretty
extensively in SCrne localitie,
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DEATHS or SoLpikas.-Ths fouovins -
been r.portrd-s since our last:

DEATHS or SoLpiEas.-Tho following -
been rpportFd-sincp our last:
John r. Campb~ii, companyG, 18th Pa
Albert Edible, company &, sth N. 7. Bsi
Edward Burma, company u, tith D. IN
Samuel Brown n, company Il, 9Th Maine.
Serg't John QHiek, company IL, i05th ny
Moses Lssceli-s, conpaay NJ. Sd N. Y. Bsi
VIM. Parker, company ID, i3sth Pa.
+. Il. Ashley, company a, IlSth Pa
John T.. Childs, 10Th Mass Bat.
Miles Walton, company X. 9Th Pa Cav.
q. w. Thompson, company L, 9Th Wis
J. Il Kimball, company L, 10Th Mine.
J. W. 1-ampker, company q, nth VI
Timothy Fitzgerald, company T., I'd NJ
VIM. ii. Decker, company Il, 2lst Mas.
David smith, company r, 9th Pa
Chas. Wood, 27th Ne.
William stanton, company L, sth Wis
Jeremiah Albyn, I27th N, Y.
W. +. Hoffman, 18th Pa.
Patrick Cuddy. ist L 3. Cav.
Jno. NIlcott, company A, 2sth ". Y
Michael McMann, company 1, iujth ny
has Dunlary, company X, 10Th " Y
Rofa'rt Hencor, I35th II. v. Of westruorels,.
county, Pa.
William F Hoffman, l35th p. V, OF Jefrer.u
county, ia.
These TIVE later died At the regiIneatal hou
pitai, Capitol Hill, and were Inferred by p
regiment.
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LOCAL NEWS.

me t1HLoSIoS ON SATC RDAY.-The eNp!o-
sion NJ me armory, on Saturday, which was
briefly noticed IT the time in the So was pro-
duced by burning some refuse material, which
Is usuatv dsnr every Saturday. When our
soldiers IN the field are out on picket or other
duty IN damp weather, tn -ir cartridges are apt
To become damp and orthlees: these are put in
the return ammunition boxes and sent back 10
the ars. nal, W herr the good powder and ne.
hatfar" emP'hd from the papers and the papers
thrown In pile by themselves.
Last Saturday, rs sual, thu papers were
taken out 10 vacant space, and ignited by a
slow match Whea the mass wac fairly lighted
feXploded with the most terrific crash, the
noise OF which nearly stunned those who were
In ihr sIcinity. The windows i'm the from. OF
the houses along The entire lpasth O. Maine
avenue, from the arMory 10 -Four and-a. hslf
street, were brokea In two large houses
there WAS not 3 whole pane or glass left A
great number OF lights were broken in the
number OF the damaged cartridges must have
been emftied into The trash pile by accident
without being opened.
Some OF the patients a. the Armory hosrital :
injured themselves severely by Jun ping from
their co.'s. Ii ~ singular that IN several in
stances window sashes were pressed in And
tossed some distance without breaking the
glass in them.
In the course Of the afternoon the S4eretary
OF w al called upon Col Ramsey, Of the ArsanaI
for an explanation; and Col. h Immediately
called upon Major Byilgton, officer i'm CHARGE
of the Armory, for the tocts anu AUTHORITY for
~ disposing OF the damaged poyvder Major
ByinE.on, we understand, lost no time in re-
prove salts IN Glory.
soldier in the grounds got on tho tor, OF a
earrei, seyPrai yards Oft for the purpose OF
nnfins t~tter view OF tue explosion, and the
SohcasSion blew him OF, without, however, in.
nlctins any injury, beyond soiling his uniform
HAshIsGTcS MONEY MARKEr.-Q uotstions
iorstocks, com and uncurrent money furnished
by Lewis johnson Co., Bankers:
Buying. selling
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SECOND edition.
rHRsH O'CLOCK r. II.
LATEST PROM THB PRcIr
THE Amy on THE MOVE.


Especial D-pa;oh to tho S'arl
N,S,ssAs JUNCTION, Nov L., is;se.-Rd't"s
H;ar: Tn- Army Of the Potomac l. on the
move again and starts on with risoT AND en-
.husiasna thss promises the happiest results
when IT encounters the enemy.
a. n. burnside hss not been idle during the
recent brief pause, and his active operations
nov entered upon will - likely 10 bother the
rebels quit, as much som. Of their hereto
fore moves upon the board have puzzled our
officers.
Til. firing heard Saturday morning occurred
yiile, and was an artillery duel between tha
IeieD and y Pennsylvania battery. The cas-
uaities on or side vrero three men wounded.
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ARRIVAL OF THE KEARsAGE.
A SIDE WHEEL STEAMER CHASED SIXTEEN
HOGRS-

BosToS. Nov. 1.-THE gunboat krarsage,
from MADEIRA and Gibralter the aath uit.
has arrived at this port. She reports giving
no dstel having chased side wheel steamer at
sea for sixteen hours, which ESCAPED during The
chase. The steamcr threw overheard her cargo
in boxes and bales.
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A CARD.
WASHINGTON NoyrnbrrI2 1859

n WASHINGTON, November IS, 1852
HAyipg this day purchased from Mr. GEORGE
BIsSs tbr stock and Fixtures the B0OT.nd SIiOE
e1pRE, No. $40 Penn. avenue for many years
c"nducted hy him. We respectfully solicit cnntin-
uston OF the patronage heretofore SO literally be
slowed. w
Mr.. GRO WILSON. known TO all the custom .rs
OF The e-ta shmentfOr many years will have the
management oil F'stnra ami with euewai energy
ana lar &c and choice selection Of NEW GOODS
We nope 70 rstsin all the old customers and max
many ones HARtiOS rI:pTs
LIFT CEO y WI So
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Inc ei.y OF Newpori, R l., ha. voted i,
80 y, lung coasters Island 10 the Fsnitad
sates 1oyernmrnt provided the Naval All.
tnly thouid he established there -"
e The singular disease known as milk
IN TazeweiI county. III snS S alarm extent
by scores '"s
- Madame Preszolni has rsappearad At IN a.,
italian Opera In Paris, ss Lucia In Don,ze.ti's
CPcra.
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hEEE GAIEiI

On saturday last. Col. Bcckwi;h awarded
Tie contract tor furnishing $500 head of beef
cattle 20 Nr. I. II. king, OF this city, at Sl56 :
PEER hundred Weight. The cattle are la b.. de-
liver 20 the ComTnis.ary in the city The
bio. ranged from s4.J6 10 S.a.H
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IMPORTANT sEIyrEp

The himmcn House was this morning
searched by order oi Col DosJcr, and the Leon
ardtoIn stage sCiz"d. About $500 worth Of
med cines were captured, and a lars. r,b.I
mail, duplicating many parties in this District
The mail carriers were caught
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-17

TaEAsusr ExrsSsioS, NoY. y. 1852.
Il ROPOsAILS VIII be receiE I'd at the Bur-au 0f
CoIstruction, Treasury Department, until Deem
Der let, 1882, at IL m. for furnshin: and l1yin:,
Marble Tie for the Halls and Corridors Of he
SECTION Of the Treasury Ex tension.
Said Tile il TO be of tbs best quality OF italian
white vein ma rble and the best quality of clear
black msl Ole of eausi madness a. the Italian sni
IN such proportions of each as may be required. 10
be not less than one inch thick on the edge, all
saved sad worked square, and we'll laid IN Gene ut
Plaster, sh all be most satisfactory, and with
border Of white marble, not less than one foot
wide, laid at the base throu shout The size of tile
may be from u to Is inches square of ike in
each story. The amount required will Be sbou
Fl H9 superficial feet when laid
Samples to be furnished by each bidder, showing
the quality he proposes to furnish and pro posns 10
state price per superficial foot when laid; also to
name price per square foot seperste for the black
and white marble tile; the quantity of each kind
and form, of laying them to be decided hereafter
The work Of laying the tile TO be done from time g.
time as the halls are made ready to receivei it,
The Bureau will reserve the right TO reject any
or all the bldg If in it's opinion il be not for the
ISAIAH ROGERS,
Engineer in charge Treasury De par tnent.
M H.lot Rep Int
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THE ECMORS YESTPRD.y

HE rumors Of fight yesterday near War.
renton, doubtless grew out OF the fact that an,
balances were assembled here and AT the aIa,.
sndrla depot 10 convey IT. the usIitais the
SICK and the wounded lately in the picket af-
fairs, brought here from the front so As To clear
uh' amy of their care on the resumed march.
No eonfrmton OF thu report Of fighting near
NaTrenton has cached harr
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STEALING CATTLE-For several DAYS NJ
Mr.. r. j. Middleton and Mr.. Robinson, vi
have farms an thu county. have suffered con
Sidrrahly In The loss Of stock By thieves On
Friday last, five blooded cattle. valued hiRhIv
were missed, and on il quiring alter the caftle
four Of the hides were found AZ q. w. Miller,
slaashtey-h9gse, a.ld one 81 the cattle as B
Derkleys establishment The butchers we,s
Ter proved that he had bought four from Rec,
ley, and the latter that ne had bouyit the Ia
from negro huckster named John Adams
who was arrested by Officer shelton and tskee
before the luStice. Messrs Miller and B.rkiev
were dismissed, and Adams was committed :
Jail. Adams stated that he had bought thu
from Il negro woman named Charlotte Taylor.
living near tina farms, giving her 900 FOR III
five. and an officer went cut with him and a.
rested her. and she gave bonds tor her appear.
ance n court. e - |
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SENT SHETH

Tn saturday afternoon, lot of 2do Rebel
prisoners were sent from the Old Capitol to
FORTRESS Monroe, for exchange. in the steamer
Georgia. Among them were several Washing
tcnians- They left with MAJ. Sherburne, and
were under guard detailed by Capt Higgins.
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"STEASGER'' AND THE WILLARD SKTPr--
1hesa two admirable plays Will be preduosl
tonight, at Growers Theatrr-Niss Lncilh
Western a Mrs. Haller and Mr.. T. r. BaSfso
a. the Stranger. The performance will -
clude with the wi,Td dramatic romance OF e
- Wizard Skif, or the Massacre Of Scio," M
Western in three characters. The original msa-
uscript and music belongs 10 Lucille Wc.pna
she having purchased il from NADIA e O
lesie. Est 80
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TO HORSE OWNERS!

DR.. SWEFTS INF4LLIRLE LIyINEST
ron HORSES Is unriYsi-d by any, and in All
cases OF Lsmcn:.s ari- Ing from Sprains. Bruises
Harness or Saddle Calls Scratches. Mango. ac, it
wll also cure speedily. SPAWN and Ring bone may
De easily prevented and cured in their incipient
stages, but confirmed esses are beyond the posi-
oliity or radical cure. No case Of the kind how
eyer 50 desperate or hopeless but il may br allie
waited ny this Linimrnt. and it's faithful appica
uon Will always remove the Lsmeness and en- ,bIc
the horses 70 travel With comparative ease
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-17

FORTH WARD STATION CAsEs-w. Joa>.
son, threats; dismissed John Henry Johnso.-
larceny; Dismissed. Ben Cooper, fighting nei
81. Margaret Johnson, do; DO. Adam Young.
grand larceny; dismisSed.- Dominica Farrell
suspicion OF st'aling; jail for court. Rosanns
Ilryonshire, drunk and prostitution; workAouss
sixty days. John uliiyan, drunk ana dicrdes.
ly; Lieut.. Allen, bogus licutsrant: John Henry
Johnson buying government arms from sol
dicrs; John johnson, do turned over TO mil.
tary. George Allen, do: Mendy Hall; do DIS
missed. Augustus Hail, drunk. 90. II
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Circuit CovRT. This court settinR \
chancery this morning Were engaged viii q
case Of Harriet V. Laid VS. Pairo " Nculn
Messrs. Stone and Carlisle for plsntif al
Bradley and Rider for defendant
W. X. Woodward, ESQ. was appointed stand
ing commissioner In chancery
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FROM ACOrIA CRFPk

We hear from Acquia Creek that that point
has boon held for some days past by the Yankee,
satcIiite, and other gunbeats living off tbar..
ana That the place has been evacuated nv tn.
IL. haI- - "
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A FRIEND IN NEED. TRYIT.

DR.: SWEETS INF4LLIBLE LTNIME Mt,
as an external remedy. is without q rival. anG will
allie viBte pain speedily than other prep
arstcn. For all kheumstic an'i Nervous Di4ur-
ders IT II truly infaliihic. and as curative for
healing and powerful strf gthenins properties ~
cite the just wonder and a-toniahment of all who
have ever given it = trial. Over one Thousand crr
thcates OF remarkable cures. performed by il with
IN the last two years, attest the fact
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-17

The hooEs of subscription TO stock IN the
mon faeinc Railroad Company were opened
ie" days since az The bar king house OF Rlt-
Thnou'f' Fant ao., but none OF the stock hae
jet been taken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-17

rom That enterpris,ng dealer in literary
. Shillington, Odeon Building, W.
nave early copies of the Continental Month,v
end Godrys Iady's book for Dscenhar
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400 GOLD pAPERHANGINGS.
/ 81 ;

ICV 1IVJ
Gold and Velvet. Gold stamped. nd Eucdi ugn
priced GOLD PAPERS. Also. variety Of Glazed
and Blank PAP Frs, NJ the low est cl.>h pr:ccs
WINDOW SHADES OF any rrcuir'a style size,
in Store or msde to order. Orders for Pa perh hang
ing or Window Shades punctually executed in city
country.
Terms ash for goods and labor, when nureh sci
or executed. J. MAkhkiTEX,
No. 4s6 Seventh street.,
TO IS eoiStifS doors above Odd FelloSS' Hail
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsPs.-The uu11
case for Trial this morning was Jno. Scott cd
who was found by the patrolnen asles-p in q
street He was lectured and dismissed
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REGHTfTI

since saturday, the following recruits baXo
arrived: Is for Illinois regiments. 81 for NJ
York regiments, and l;G Tor LIST Mas ,,sx,,rv
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GENERAL WapSWoRrH

General v ads worth is confined 10 his room
;c-da. by an indi>po-tio,., not likely 70 prove
ser GUS, We ara happy to sy.
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i HE SECOND GRAND BALL Of the ISLAND
FRIENDSHIP A5S0CIATf0N will take "A
place at Temperance Hall. on E street, be
tween 9Th and 10th, on THANKS6IVISQfA
EVE, "Wednesday evening, Novambar - t3sSA
Particulars in !uturr advertise n"nf. no Is ct
fNOOD TIMES COMING The SHIELDS BONs
VI by request OF their many friends, Intend a
giving their tenth GRAND ASSEMBLY
THURSDAY NIGHT, November nth. atFsA
Frank Hin Hall, corner eth and SITS. Ticketssxi&A
81. admit ting q gentleman end ladies'.
Commits Of Arrdpz, p,tnfs-J. Flanagan, }, Ho-
~ l. u. X. NJ
i HE Members of the 0SAGE TRIBE, No. 6. [.
0. q. ", take pleasure in anG ouuciny 20 their a
friends. and the nblic in general, that they
intend giving their first GRAND BALL on
MONDAY. Nov. II, 1852, at TEN peranee Hall, -
on T. st between 9th and Iath
The Com,sittee has spared no pains or expense
to make this the best Of the season.
As the proceeds OF tbis Bali 20 he devoted
purely to benevolent purpH ses they ask the patron
age Of the public
Tickets 81. admitting u gentleman and lad;--.
MaraErS on sAe Par OF fas Tbs,.,roso Til.
Brother Middistcn, Brother Hopkins.
Mulden, Smith.
Sin,onds CiemUa-,
Cawooi.
Managers IA. Par; af "a Losaa T'tj.
Brother Chick, Brother Prater
fentrs, s-" Campbell.
Scott,
Brother II. O. Whismore Brother Crsmpsey
Crooefed. Intermaur
". Whitnlore Hickman
King, nul4-!I'
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- STAMPING y
STAMPING ~
WANTED.

To come and examine my BRAIDING PATTERNS
for Skirt. G.ribaidi aud Zousrs Jackets Josias
&c, at 2-Gl= Seventh street. between and VI
Northern Liberties ,cf-;v.
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n@NOTICE TO BOSs BLACKaMITHS.-Au
uS members OF the Association SIRE notified to
attend meeting TO be held at tae kishmo House.
corner Of 9Th and ID streets, on TUESDAY I'VE
MING. November 18th, at Ia o'clock, when i'm
portant bu.iness will be brought before the Asso-
citation. By order of the President Of the Asso:s-
tion. no IL 6th
OTEXECCTIyE MANSION,
IL NovENpHR I, 1872
Until the meeting Of Con- the President win
no: receive visitors after Il clock e. any day.
saw
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

IT GRAND BALL
/ q BE Given by the COLI HBIA ACTIVE AS
ISOLATION, st Columbia Hall, A
WEDN ESDAv EVENING, Nov ~. ~
Tickets 81. admitting gentleman and Ia ~
dies Il
See future advartisements' It
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GERMAN AND AMERICAN LIQUOR CAsu
NJ cortsiBing from four 20 twelve II sks esch, -
ranging from $50 10 30.
FREB :. CoZZESS,
No l.-eo3t Pennsyiysnis avenue.