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MISCELLANEOUS.
HOME MADE LIME.

NJEW FLOUR -
IN No Family Flour of the new crop in saeks.
Also. fue Cora Meal fresh from the mill Families sup.
piled regularly. -
Raleigh, Y. G., Aug 9, 1891. -. = s, y
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A GRICULTURE OF NORTH-CARoLINA.
N containing statement OF the principles of the SCI
upon which the practices of agriculture founded
By Ebenezer Emmuus State GeolGgist.
For sale by
w. L. PoMERoY.
Raleigh n c. Aug. Z. 1850. So
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SCHOOLS, COLLEGES, &c.


g. STRAY HORSE.
Am WEDNESDAY MORNING LAST, MY
~ HORSE, large dark bay, with three white feet aud
white on the nose, sirayed from Camp Mauguu and has
not since beeu beard FROM Besides amply rewardng The
finder will be greatly obliged 10 any who will take
up said horse and send bring him Camp ur
inform me Of his whereabouts so that get him.
Camp ManguE, Jan. "a, 1862. S-#tf.
ST. MARY'S SCHOOL, RALEIGH, N. C.
Right Rev. Thos. Atkinson, d. d.. Visitor.
Rev. Albert Smedes, ID. D., Rector.
THNHE NEXT TERM OF THIS SCHOOL WILL OPEN
II January 6h, 1861.
For circular containing full particulars apply to the
Rector.
Raleigh, N. c.. Dec. 10, 1861. 1a7-st
R Fayetteville Observer. State Journal Wilmington
journal, Washington Dispatch, Charlotte Democrat Sails
bury Watchman Tarborough Southerner Petersburg Ex
press will please insert to the amount of dollar and
send their bills 10 this office.
GENERAL COMMISSION & AUCTION BU-
..- SINESS.
FNNuE SUBSCRIBER, grateful for the many favors he
d has received, would respectfully ask continuance of
the patronage of his friends and customers. aud pledges
renewed diligence TO any business entrusted to him.
He would give special attention at this tine the hir-
himself tiat be would give general satisfaction as bis
terms will be reasonable. .'
JAMES NJ. ToWLES,
General Agent and Auctioneer.
Raleigh, n. G., Dec 20, 1851. lV9-
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NORTH-CARoLINA MUTUAL LIFE INSU.
r-. RANCE COMPANY.
.. E..sr 0FFIcE RALEIeH " G. =
TEHlS COMPANY TAKES RISKS UPON ALL
II healthy lives between the ages of Il aud 80 years
for year. for years, for lfethe for
I'VE participating the profits of the Company. Siares,
between the ages of 10 and 60 years. insured for
year five years for two-thrds their market value.
All losses paid within 30 days after satisfactory proof is
presented. -.
DIRECTORS FOR 1860 AND 1861. = g.
CHAs. E. JOHNSON IL. W g. Mason, y
". W. HOLDEN, W. L. JONES,
QUEHTsN BUsBEE, K. p. BATTLE,
II. w. HusrED, J. G. WILLIAMS,
W. H McKEE, =, C. B. Roer,
EvERARD HALL, P. +. ,PRScUD,
- r. II BATTLE.
OFFICES.
CHAs E. JOHNSON, President
w. W. HoLpsN, Vice President,
T. W. HUsTED, Attorney
W. Il. JOKES, Treasurer.
X. Ii. BATTLE, Secretary,
W. H. MCkEE, Med. Examiner.
S s; Sg.sss, ess', A. Com.
w. h. MCKEE,
For further information the public is referred 10 the
pamphlets and forms Of proposal which may be obtained
al the office of the Company any Of its Agencies.
Address. r. II. BATTLE,
Secretary.
Raleigh, Jan. g. 1863. .'-..a -. s. 4-&ly.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

HUST RECEIVED AT FRANKLIN'S-
% Strong Fresh and Salty Snuff aud all to be had in
the SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY.
Also, large lot of erey clcerabe Article known to
the trade. Come One, come AA, to
Raleigh, n. c., Sept 10, 1861. 81
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OUR OWN PRIMARY GRAMMAR.

JUsT PUBLISHED By -. -,
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.,.. 80. d. II pages, I2 mo-, 9S cents per copy.
For sale by then, and by all the booksellers.
Teachers and School officers desiring copies for exana
tion will receive them on rentting Is cents to the author
C. W. SMITHE,
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december G. 1861. l05-tf.
tg Biblical Recorder State Journal, Spirit of the Age
and Register ccpy ill forbid.
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WELDoS n EpwARDs, of Warren, President.
WALTEs L. STEELE, of Richmond, Principal Sec
retary. -.
L. y. EDWARDS, Of Granville, Assistant Secretary.
JOSEPH HoLDERBY, of Rockingham, Engrossing
Clerk ...,' - . :
IAaEs PAGE, of Randolph Principal Doorkeeper
". r. Lowell, of Snrry, Assistant "
JoHN c. MOORE, of Wake, "
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NORTH-CARoLINA MUTUAL LIFE INSU.
.- o.. RANCE COMPANY.

Raleigh. Jan. IS. 1882 S*
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DIED
SAAC NEWTON WALES,

On the 9Th inst. ISAAC NEWTON WALES.
In tbs "a n year of his age.
The tlsnds and acsuaIntencss of the family are
sfterneon, at O'Clock. from the residence Of his
brother. on Third street north, between aud F.
Intel. & Resub.l
On the 9th instan., alter . short illIess, GEO.
His frields sad the friends Of his family arc In
yite to attend his funeral, from his late resldenoo,
street, betweon 18th and 18th, 1T O'Clock, Sun
day, 10th inst.
On the morning of the 9th Ins.ant, 70 minute.
past 10 O'Clock, ROSALIA, infant daughter OF
walter and y. Jane Stewart, aged months and 20
Relatives and friends are respectfully requested
to attend the funeral, at 10 O'Clock on MsIds-
morning, at the residence Of the parents, No. 4S7
Eleventh st., between 8 and II.
On the 9Th instant, at the residence of her moth
street, MARShKE i SEE s8EEaY, sister Of the isie
MRS. Hugh T., McLaughlIu
Announcement for the funeral will be made in
the morning papers.
On the 18th instant, CATHARINE, youngest
daughter OF Frederick and Eliza Courteney.
The funeral will take place this evening, At
O'Clock. from the residence Of her parents, Mary
land avenae.
Accidentally drowned. on the ID Of August,
JOHN, A. SIERRA. the eldestson OF the late John
HIS funeral took place last sunday aaernoon.
from the residence of Mrs. Ann b. Macomb,
Georgetown and his remains inferred 70 the burial
ground at 81. Peters Church, Capitol Hill.
Moe, youngest child Of Robert and Elisabeth
We had q little Frank once,
He was our darling pride;
We lived him, oh, perhaps, too we'll,
For soon he slept and died!
We saxed upon him fading,
And bid b. n = long farewell;
Homo with Sod TO dwell!
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4 RECONNAISSANCE TOWARDS RICHMOND
By KINGS DIVISION.
BRILLIANT DASH OF THE IRA HARRIS
CAVALRY UPON THE STUART
CAVALRY.
A CONFEDERATE ROLAND FOR oCR
OLIVER
THEY MAKE A DASH UPON OUR EN-.
CAMPMENT AND TAKE SOME
PRISONERS

On Tuesday, a column Of General Kings divI-
sion, under General Gibbons, left Falmouth
crossing the river to the Fredericksburg side,
and moved down the Telegraph road towards
Richmond, for the purpose Of making q recon-
noissance in force. Some sixteen mites from
Fredericksburg a detachment Of the enemy was
met by portion of the party Of reconnaissance.
Threecompanies OF our troops, with two pieces
Of artillery, made themselves visible to the enc
my. The latter (believed to belong TO Stuar;'s
cavalry supposing that our whole force was In
view, showed considerable boldness In edvanc-
ing, and when fairly within reach, some Of the
Ira Harris cavalry made dash upon them, cap
turing fourteen prisoners. The enemy, yet I'M
der the impression that the three companies were
all they had to deal with, sent a regiment by a
detour to some crossr roads In the rear Of our
troops, expecting to nab them.
Our troops, however, had repassed these roads
on their return before the Coafederates reached
there. Hadit happened otherwise, and our troops
been aware Of their purpose, the enemy would In
evitably have caught Tartar, as we had three
regiments there instead Of three companies.
Early on Wednesday morning a sudden attack
was made upon a portion Of the accommodating
force encamped some twelve miles down the tel
egraph road, consisting Of the 14th Brooklyn
regiment, and 22d and Both New York Our men
were preparing breaifast at the time, and the de-
scent upen them 1.-THE Brooklyn regiment being in
advance) was SO unexpected that the enemy sue
ceeded in carrying of a few prisoners, and one or
two Of our men were killed. Our troops, how
ever, rallied so quickly that the enemy was de-
feated in his apparent design Of cutting Of tie
whole force.
detachment Of the accommodating party, as
stated elsewhere, made a dash upon the Frederic
Hall Railroad Station, on the Virginia Central
Railroad, twelve miles from Gordonsville, tear
ing up portion Of the track, destroying military
stores, &c. Having accomplished the purpose
Of the reconnaissance the force returned TO Fall
mouth, reaching there on Thursday.
The enemy seems to be In considerable force In
the country from Gordonsville to Taylors juno
ton, on the railroad, and, having the advantage
Of being able to throw out troops from their CEN
tral position at Richmond and concentrate them
upon either Pope or King, 1t is, Of course, requi-
site to feel their positions constantly to prevent
them from massing their forces to suddenly throw
them upon one or other Of our divided columns.
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MOI so.

A New York paper states that four Of the new
iron Monitors were to have been ready early In
August but were delayed three weeks in conse-
quence Of the drawings sent by Capt. Ericsson
to Washington having been detained here that
length Of time.
This Ii not 50. Capt. Ericsson has sent no sen
plans here, the Navy Department allowing him
carte bIanehs to work out the conceptions Of his
own genius In his own way.
This il revival Of the Systematic attempts Of
certain parties TO assail the Navy Department,
notwithstanding 1t has achieved the lions share
Of the successes Of the war thus far.
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SECOND EDITION.
THRKR O'CLOCK p. n.
EXCITING INTELLIGENCE FROM CHARLES.
.. T0h
THE ENEMY PREPARING To ASSUME
THE OFFENSIVE.
THE BRITISH STEAMER FINGAL AL,
TERED TO A MONSTER IRON
CLAD RAM.
SHE is TO AssAIL OUR FLEET TO CO.
OPERATE WITH AN ATTACK
UPON OUR LAND FORCES.

NEW YORK, Aug. The Herald OF this morn
Ing contains Mountaineering correspondence
from Hilton Head, regarding the new Rebel ram
Fingal, and the proceedings Of the enemy In that
quarter.
This new gunboat 10 fully armed aud manned,
and has been altered from the British steamer
Fingal, and 10 said TO be a formidable engine Of
destruction, carrying two 100 pound rife guns,
six IO-inch columbiads, four so pound rife guns,
and two a4-pounden for grape and canister.
II resembles the Meffimac In shape and form,
with massive beak at either end.
Our troops are preparing to receive her.
The plan Of the Rebels is said TO be hrst, 70
destroy our feet and then to move the FIngal to
Seabrook, and there cover the landing Of their
forces; in the meanwhile they are concentrating
land forces at Biuftown, Hardensville and Gra-
hamsville.
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ANOTHER AIRES T.

Last night guard arrested Thomas jenkins,
on the Navy Yard. jenkins is q blacksmith and
formerly worked in the Navy Yard, but lett or
was discharged about the time the oath Of ALE
glance was administered to the employees, and
yesterday afternoon he get into dispute with q
neighbor In which he used some secesh fentiments
which caused his arrest.
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ARRESTED.

Yesterday morning one Of the Georgetown po-
lice ofacers arrested Thos. Finney on the charge
Of being a rebel, and with having lately left the
"Cornfed" army. He was delivered to the MILL
tary authorities.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK, Aug. 9-1lk a. m.-Long bonds,
s9X; gold, 112x. Hot as thunder.
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rxp,os,o, =" THE CoNFEDERATE
I>' '''o LkBoT aToRY.
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DRoPoskLs FOR COAL AND WOOD.
DxrARrNrNr on THI INIlIIoI.

SIALID Proposals will be received ~ this be
ptrtment until IL O'Clock n, On FRIDAY, the tn
instant, for furnishing Tor the use OF this Depart
ment, AMI the different branches thoreof-
3D. tons Coal. the kind ard esusl 20 N. best
szshty Of Baltimore Coal Compan, Soei'
leo tons bsst quality Red Ash Coal.
ln0 cords beat seasoned OAK WOOD
~ cords best Bakers Pine Woo.
10 be delivered 81 such unes AZ IN eucn setn-
tlties duTIne the SEASON a. may &C wanted
The department reserves the rlIht 20 rec utre the
tuccessful BIDDER 20 lnore&ee the above suentlty
oae hsIf AT any time during the season
ssmpes Of the GOAL g be exmolted 70 Thos II.
Rond IN ohsrfe OF the furnaces and any deliver
az the above rot satisfactory % the perspn "a
ehsrfe OF Ihs furnaces vi be rejected.
Satisfactory srra gen eats must oe ms4e Tor tie
correct msAaurt next OF oAoh.
BOnGs for tbs faithful performances OF ths oop-
tract in double the amount viii be rec uired.
Of the Department of tbs Interior, and eId reed
Proposals for Goa and Wood. an lhv2v
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsEnKsIs To-NlsHf,

DEvEzREp Locals See outside % to-dsy,s
Star for interesting deferred local articles.
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CONTRACT AWARDED.

Messrs. Butler & Carpenter, Of Philadelphia,
have received the contract for furnishing the
revenue stamps under the internal revenue law.
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CuREp OF PIMPLRs ON THE FACE The best
medical skill in Washington and vicinity failed
to cure me Of pimples, botches and boils, with
which my face was covered; but DR.. Tumblety
has given me q handsome complexion, exempt
from all eruptions, by his herb m medicines.
au LIT H. 8. BAnEs, Center Market
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

STAMPEDE FROM THE DRAFT.-In Swampoodle
and In other parts Of the city, considerable ex-
element prevails amongst those Of foreign birth,
growing out Of the rumor that q draft II shortly
to be made in the District. Yesterday numbers
Of men were so perturbed that they were unable
to work, and were asking the advice Of every one
abr ut them a. TO the best mode Of escaping.
Others packed up their :" duds" and left-the
cars Yesterday taking OF some two hundred and
ffty, bound North. A specimen made his ap-
pearance at Justice Clayton's once yesterday af
iernoon, in order TO make an afndavit that he
had never declared his intention of becoming a
British Minister. He gave his name a. James
Burns and stated that he has been In this country
eleven years, and has been steadily employed on
the corral near the Observatory. He says that he
likes this country, but he don't like to rght
for IL
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BOARDING..

pOARDIN6-6ood r ooms and Board can be
- had In Northern family at 33S Twenty first ct.
south, between Il aud 4. au 2-1wr
DOUmS AND BOAR D, with Northern fami
IL lJ, In q pleasant LOCALITY near the Departments.
Now hous sc, furniture and beddlrg. A few Fable
Bosrders accommodated. 44S 1weiith treet, be-
tween 6 and II. ie Aim
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WHAT THEY THINK ABOUT TEE MOVE
MENTS OF OUR ARMY.
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LAwTON BLAcKBKRRIRs.-Pe Persons wishing
fresh berries for preserving can obtain them by
leaving their orders at Clagett & Dodson's Carpet
Store, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Also,
new Potatoes delivered frssh by leaving the IL
orders on the same days. au 5-Iw
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THE CONFEDERATE ACCOUNTS or rae
SKIRMlsH NEAR MALVERN HILL.
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LOST AND FOUND.

TAKEN UP ESrRAY-At Kendesreen. soT-
II roll HORSE, one white hind Iog; With ~
q leather hsltcr on, with q brass hoos 40 ~ IoS
The owner is rcaus ted 20 cons iorwtfd
Inquire at Kerdefrsen. aus s..
rAKEN UP AsTRAY-on the Sd instant, .
I brown MARE, about Is hands hiIn, ~
Government oOndenne-; one hind white ~
foot Ghs owner vii oore forward. ProVe-~
property. pay charges and take Der SsasINrp
.usa No. s, Bndse 81, ssorletosn.
STRAY Cow.-Csme to the premises Of The
y subscriber, July .6th, 1lumo, = hrEs- 81
.hse ss1ss On So sSs .n Iia g IvIns mix
rhe owner Of sald COW 70 esIne4uy rec ueatea 70
come and take her away, hrst PtylnE e1teSeee
and dRnsEe s; stnerwl.e ahe WI, pc ae1s IN '"
aus aus ST. SAME Nslr Root Grsss GsnTas.
r Osg-s5 REwARD.-On the s. instant. &c
street, 6sorgeIoun near Christ Church ~
POINTER DOG, white, with yes oN--
sfots; he had on vhea be left q ooiiN, VIA no
name; he answers 70 tIe name Of MAGE LIE
loovo reward will he paid II the dog 10 left ~ NO.
1SI Beall street, 6eoTEotoyn.
u8-S !. MASON 6OSLLER.
STRAYRD-Erom the corner Maryland avenue
- and Seventh street, asIk brown a.,
,. G., with long mkne and tall, with Little A-&
white on rlE ht h loot; had on batter and chain
Any one restraining SAID mare val be rewarded
Hu 7-Nf
I OSI-Qn Tuesday, between TIE Center MAJ
IL ket and Branch Hospital, corner S4S
sPEcTNuLEs, single temple, oval tis.sss Ins
them at sEMKEN'S Jevelry STORE, Pa. aVsnus.
between 9th and 10Th Etrs RuTE-
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ONE DOLLAR! ONE DoLLAR!! ONE DoLLAR!!!
60 to the Dollar Store, 43s Penn avenue, near
Fonr-and-a-hah street, and zee the splendid stock
Of jewelry and silver-plated ware, and take your
choice for one dollar. lWM
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SUDDEN DKArH--Last mig at, a young man
corner @ and 10th streets. he complained du-
ting the afternoon Of being slightly unwcll, and
drank some lager and soma blackberry brandy.
Early at night he went up stairs at bis residence
70 60 70 bed. About O'Clock, some Of the young
girls OF the family went up 70 their room and
found Fritz lying upon their bed, having missed
his room, and perfectly dead
The deceased was q blacksmith, and an ercel-
lent hand, In the employ Of Mr.. r. volk, corner
Of and 10th streets. He was German by birth.
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ESCAPE OF FEDERAL oFficERs
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AOH PAPERHAN6IN6S, 400
fOO WINDOW SD A DES, fOU


400 WINDOW SHADES, 100
OVAL PIC7URE FRAMES. &c, &c,
A choice selection of PelerhangInEs, warranted
Gold and Imitation Gold Band Window shades;
also, buff Green, aad Blue Hol and, by the yard
or made into window Shs 1es; Picture Cord and
rasso.s, different sizes and coors; Picture Nails.
Rings, DO I; also the abandonment ASSOC tmen. of
Oval Picture Frames In the city, from the best
man ufaotoTy in the county; slro, PaBsepsrtouts,
and Card Visite Frames.
hl:rIcles warranted as represented, or no sale.
Purchasing for cash, all goods will be sold at the
lowest remuneTatIye prlcss.
Allowing no old stock to accunu' ats, persons
needing the above goods Will find new and desir-
Gall solicited from those needing the above
goods.
TO Terms cash. J. MARKRITER.
REMEMBER THE NUMBER.
No. ass SEVENTH STREET,
Efrkt dco.s dbopt Odd Fs!lot1s' Hall.
IJAnd the tsrms-Cssh for goods and labor,
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RowDYIsA IN KIcehVND'
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A Muss FOR wAGEs-An Irish girl named
Bridget Welsh hired herself as I" general help"
In the family Of Mr.. Behrend, on Seventh near II
street. some time since, and not getting along very
well she resolved TO leave, and asked for her pay
and clothes, which they refused to give her, and
q fuss ensued, In which Mr.. and Mrs. Behrend
attempted to put her out Of the house She then
procured a warrant for the arrest Of Behrend for
using profane lang and he was arrested uy
ofacer SHE'D and taken before Justice CLAYTON,
but she failed TO prove that the swearing could
be heard I'm the street. and the case was dismissed
Behrend promising to pay the wages and give
her her clotheg
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THIRD WARD STATION CAsHs-Bsfe,s Justice
TAompson Mary O'Keefe, disorderiy; fined
$3.50 Elizabeth smith, do 80 81. Mary Har-
rington, do; do. Mary Ann Powers, dol fined
81. The above are parties well known to the
Third Ward patrolmen, and are often under
their notice officially.
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BLACK AND WHITE Last night the patrolmen
In the Fourth Ward arrested white man named
Michael Whitman, and a colored girl named
Laura Smith. They were walking together
upon the Avenue, and were drunk. The man
was fined IS, and the woman 90. The woman
was advised to leave the city within twenty
four hours
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THE VERY LATEST From RICHMOND.

CON- SpERATE RoosBAcKs AFJoAT IN
NONr~ RICHMOND.
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ID NOTICE.
Kris. BARRoF's EYE sALvz,
for s,le Sks TventIeth street, between n snd a.
avenue, tns I'm
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EXCURSIONS. PIO MOS, &c.

w in TIE FIELD AGAIN
The third grand PIC MIC OF the WESTERN
t H0s \. SSSMPAsY H 30 vsn e ASso'
Tickets 50 cents ~
Boats vi leave the foot of High street,
O'Clock.
Committee Of k,,asTsmufs,
u. Calahan, VIM. 8rover.
q. MoNaney, 1,F. Hopkins-
Brown, 80 On 81
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A Lively TrME.-During the chase Of Dennis
Mahoney, who tried to escape from pstrolman
Haly, In the Second w ard, mentioned In the Stdr
yesterday, the police had q lively time in man
aging cases that occurred In the crowd that gath
cred around. First, . gentleman, not un ierstand-
ing the reason Of the pursuit. and seeing the pis-
toll In the patrolman's hands, inteffered to pro-
tect the fugitive, and was kimself arrested for 9
moment but dismissed upon explanation OF his
mistake. James Carr was arrested In the crowd
Tor attempting to pick the pocket Of Mr.. Charles
Mccarthy, and he also was dismissed by Justice
CLARK, the attempt proving TO be failure. These
arrests, with those mentioned Yesterday were all
made In the excitement OF the i've minutes chase
Of Mahoney, and kept the oficers busy for the
time.
DEATHS OF SoLpIEhs.-The following have
been rep 1rted since our last:
Henry Jones, tesmster, quartermaster's depart
ment
o. Pennock, company E, 104th New York.
Vincenne Serge, company b, Dist Penn.
Abraham white, company 6, Saith Penn.
g. n. Fiske, not described.
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DE. N1N MO6CHZiskEk. Ooaltst and
Aurlst, 22T PenDsyiysniA sysGue, sfn Be sbssnt
from the CITY til the l4th met. slt e.
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EvApIns TIE DRAFf.-The fact has been made
known 70 the Metropolitan police In various parts
Of the city, that number Of the Irish able bodied
men who have been resident IN Warrington fof
many years, have been infected lately with a
ACTION d esnigrating to other chimes, to evade
dfaft. Many Of them have accumulated property
In Our city, and now, when they think there In a
defend that property, they are preparing to leave
10 with heis wives and children, and 20 where
The draft will not reach them. They disgrace the
name Of Irishman; they cannot be pure blooded.
30 says an old Irish soldier, who has battled for
ths freedom OF bis own green isle, and has also
borne the burden and heat Of the day for the
glorious Stars and Stripes Of his adopted Land.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-09
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