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SEcEsH CuRRENcI.-Edvard Rock, 4 show
| man, was arrested by the Fifth Ward police
yesterday, charged with passing Georgia cur
rency." He was brought before Justice John
son, who dismissed the case.
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AN IRRRPREssIBLK LIVERY STABLE-KREPRR-
Six more warrants were yesterday served on Mr.
Hathron, proprietor Of the livery stable in old
Trinity church building, for violations Of the
Corporation ordinances, but that gentleman pur-
sues the even tenor Of his way, regardless Of the
municipal storm which assaIls him.
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CoRNs, Bunions, Calosities, Bad Nails, En-
lafged Joints, and al diseases Of the feet cured
without pain, by DR.. White, Surgeon Chiropo-
dist, 426 Pennsylvania avenue, between Four
snd-a-haJt and Sixth streets. Room I'D floor.
Once hours from o a. m. to 8 p. m. Calls made at
private residences when desired. feb IL
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SEE ADVERTISEMENT Of Army Washing Ma
chimes in another column.
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UNION HOTEL COMPANY, GEoRsKTowN The
stockholders Of the Union Hotel will see by the
advertisement of the Treasurer in another column
that the trustees have declared dividend Of ~
per cent
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TIE IHpIkN HERE DocToR,

The IHpIkN HERE DocIoR,
Prom Canada, viii describe diseases and tell his
patients the nature Of their complaints or ILL
ness, without receiving any informa-
ton from them.
No charge 70, Consultation or Adrtes.
OUR MOTTO.
We use such Balms AZ have no strife
With Nature or the Laws Of Life:
With Blood our hands we never stain
Nor poison men 70 ease their pain.
Our Father-whom all goodness fills,
Provides the means 10 cure all Ills;
The simple Herbs beneath our feet,
Well used, relieve our pain complete.
A simple Herb, simple Flower,
Guild from the dewy Lea
These, these shall speak with touching power
OF change and health TO the.
Room No. II, Washington Building, Penn. av.
enue, corner Of 7tn street.
Canadian references OF the Indian Herb Doctor:
Sir E. Heads, Governor Of Canada.
Hon Go. Hall, Mayor Of Quebec, c. E.
Hon. John hutchinson, Mayor of Toronto, c. W.
Hon. Jas c1%,smins:, Mayor Of Hamilton, C. w.
Hon. w. Barker, Mayor Of London, C.. w.
w. Savage, late Col Of Artillery.
q. P. Dwight, Supt. Of Montreal Telegraph.
R. Il Crook Alderman, Toronto, G w.
j.. UrquhaIt, surgeon. Toronto, @. w.
CAPoNs speaking Of capons Wilson, 1le Pa.
avenue, has a tine supply Of these splendid fowls.
Give him call. Remember the number, l19 Pa
avenue, between Ninteenth and Twentieth sts I
INDIA RUBBER 6ooDs.
India rubber Sheets for protecting children's
beds, that NO family should be without; rs cents
each. ....r
Rubber Blankets, for soldiers, 81 rs each.
Ruhhes Pouches and Blankets combined, % SO
each. - =
India RubSG Goats, white or black, % so each.
India RubsF keggins 81 per pair
And al kn1e a Rubber Goods, including Rub
Der Boots and Shoes, Rubber Shoppers for bottIes.
Door Mats, Under sheetings for sedssau sickness,
&c, &c, az manufacturers prices, at4l A Rall,s
India Rubber Warehouse, 3o6 Pa. av., between
Ninth and Tenth streets. febl-a
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ATTENTION 10 called to the announcement II
another column of Prof C. F. Barnes soiree a
Temperance Hall next Friday night.
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BOARDING.

THREE OR FOUR GENTLEMEN CAN
- DC sccommodated yith Board. at 26s Eighth
fe 25-lw< -
FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT. WITH
= Board, IN . pleasant location near the Capitoi
Also, handsomely furnished Parlor and Chamber
communicating. Inquire at Star Once. fe S-rf
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ATTENTION is called to the advertisement O
E. L., of rooms wanted.
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PRoT. WoLowsKI Having noticed in several
papers the high Communications bestowed upon
Prof. Alexander Wolowski, and the extraordina-
" success he has met with since his arrival from
New York, we take pleasure in copying the fol-
lowing letter, written by one Of his pupils:
WILLARDs' HOTEL, WARRINGTON
Pref. Alexander WoIoto5ki, Ne 900 Sizti 81.
Dear Sir: Permit me 10 thank you for the e1-
treme care and attention you paid to the cultiva-
ton OF my voice, ena bling me, in 90 short time
70 sing several Italian, French and English
pieces had been under the impression so long
that had no voice for singing, that wnen was
advised by my friends (who knew how much
desired 10 sing in public) to consult with you on
your new method Of teaching, I did 90, and COM
menced course Of your lessons, but more with
the Idea that IL would be Amusement to myself
than my audience, before whom was resolved
never 70 venture as vocalist TILL some OF the rest
musical judges pronounced me competent The
result Of your system Of teaching, and my own
perseverance,, has fully satisfied the nguine
expectations Of my friends, and have a pleasure
and an advantage that had long since ceased
70 hope for. Believe me, dear sir, yours, with
oest wishes, ANNIE RAYSoLDs.
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ANOTHER UNION VICToRY-The Gsorgstoscn
Eleetton.-The entire Union ticket for members
Of the Boards Of Aldermen and Common Council
was elected In Georgetown yesterday, without op-
position. The following is a list Of the members
elect:
3; Cox, Henry NJ. Sweeney, Peter Berry, Joseph
Libbey
Common Councils. III. Howell, J T Bangs,
L. A. Newman, VIM. r. Collins, VIM. H Ten
ney, Charles 8 English, John Marbury ir John
T. Kelley, James Goddard, l.. l.. Clements, Jas
J. Barrett
The vote was unusually small, az ''seceshn had
not the heart, after the late Union victories. TO
nominate candidates, but surrendered at discse-
ton.
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WARRINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT AssocrA-
liberalization Of o esTs.-At a meeting Of the
Association held on the 22d inst the following
Winfield Scott, I'd Vice President; Thomas Car
berry, Sd Vice President; J. B II Smith, Treasu-
rer; John Carroll Brent, Secretary.
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p. T. BARNUM's CuRIosIrIEs T. Barnum,
Il will be seen by advertisement in this davis
paper, has taken Franklin Hall, corner Of Ninth
and d streets, and opens for exhibition-com-
mencing this tay-the famous curiosities, "The
Albino Family" and A" The What IL II :" which
has attracted such crowds at his museum In New
York
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I. OST-CHECK No. 34s, for one hundred and
y Il hity eight dollars, drawn By Bru, Cameron.
ss.ss ses FsD1ssrS o. i .a'
favor Of Capt. u, 4. Loye!i or besrer. Ske paJ-
msn 4o q me same ssvt been stopped s psr.sns
be rsSasded By returning it 70 Captain z. Il.
10 ELL, camp Of the 6th u. 4. Cavalry, or 20
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FAMILIIs who have never used Boston cracker,
are invited % try those manufactured fresh every
day BY J. L. Dayton. Sold by all respectable
Erocen. .---.- ja 6-u
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niSrRlCT OF COLUMBIA wAsHINGros
- CouNTY-l hereby csItlfy, John Ii. ~
me ss a stray, running at 10 &c in the6&N
streets OF georgetown, dark bay MARE, sup
star IN her fOrehea9; ring bone on her left hind
foot, botn foreieet shod; switch tail; has been
, Gyen under my h,nd and seal, this 18th day Of
February, 1852. -
~ HENRY REAyER, J., p, (seall
The owner CT the above described mare, viii
please come forward, prove property, pay charges,
and take her away, or she WI / be sold TO pay ex,
18th street. = IL 10 Nrsv
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The REoUA AERATEp BREAD Quite an object
Of interest 10 visitors just now is the process
Of bread making OF Messrs. Requa & Co, to be
seen at their establishment on Louisiana svenue,
near the Tenth street bridge. The bread, which
without handling. The -four passes from the
barrel through the boiling apparatus on an upper
floor, and thence by hoppers 10 the mixers on the
main floor, where water and salt is introduced
These mixers are hollow globes Of iron, and in
these the dough mass 10 thoroughly kneeded by
revolving arms or knives driven by steam power,
and is made light and porous by the introd uction
minutes time completes this process and 1t is then
drawn out through faucets into bread pans resting
on scales, by which the loaf is conveniently adj
justed to the required weight Of eighteen ounces.
Not particle Of yeast or decomposcd matter
passes into the dough, and the bread thus pre-
pared does not sour or become stale, and is al
healthful as II Is tempting to the eye and agree.
able TO the palate. 20
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THE LECTURE on wednesday night, at the
Smithsonian Institution, will be given by Rev.
Dr. A: Cleveland Coke, Of Baltimore, one Of the
most learned and accomplished divines Of the
Episcopal Church He IL also well known as
thoroughly loyal, and has bad much 70 contend
with from The secessionisis In Baltimore A large
number Of the members Of his church refused to
observe the fast day Get apart some time since by
President Lincoln, and some Of them even had
festivities and dances at their houses at the time
The next sabbath after, being communion, Dr.
Coxe suspendrA the whole service, and told the
people that unleB they were willing 70 obey the
eonsttuted Authorities, they were lot In the right
state Of mind to have that sacrament
morning papers that . lecture Of their course
would be given on wednesday night, at the
smithsoniani but this Is mistake, a. arrange
LIenu Tor The lecture by DR.. Core had been pre-
slou.ly made By the Institution. He will GER
SlnII give bis lecture and Is his subject-.sPop-
uIaf Taste In Art and Literature''-is an attrac-
i've ooe' We may szpec, one Of his fnest eaorts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-25

FouRrH WARD STATION CAsxs-Bsfors J.stie.
meat, and Paulina Jacky, a lille Young German
woman, wife Of Marx Jacky, Of D. Utassy's regi-
Tnent, and the husband himself, were arrested BY
the police At the house corner Of Marble alley,
over barosur's tin store IL seems that the faith.
les Paulina had written q note TO With Inviting
him TO meet her At the house, and they were
taken fagrants dslietz by the husband A fight
easued. and Wirth's sword "a sergeants wea pon)
was twisted 70 variety Of shapes by the enraged
husband. This morning wirth was turned over
20 the military, and Jacky informed his faiIhless
wife that they must part forever. She exhibited
the greatest agony-she chung 10 her husband
begging him not 10 leave her. She had to be
placed In q cell TO prevent disorder. Jacky went
TO the cell window and gave her = sum Of money
and left her 70 be released by the magistrate
James Cannon, airing q gun AZ q sentinel near
the wagon camp In SwamPoodle; bail for further
hearing. John Wilson, drunk; dismissed. T.
Gafney, disorderlY, fined 81. Eliza Parker ana
Catharine Wilson, Migrants; worhhouse 80 DAYS
Agnes bite, drunk; dismissed, but chose not
10 leave the station. VIM. Cahill, charge of
srceny; dismissed.
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

THERE Is A GOOD TIME COMING!-THE
u ANDERSON BOYS IN THE FIELD a
AGAIN by request Of their many lady
fnends, and the pubIo generally, the AndeI-
son Club will give their THIRD 6RAND0a4k
BALL 81 Franklin Hail corner 9Th and ID streets
on TUESDAY. March 4, 1859. Tickets 81, admit,
ting gentleman and ladies'.
By order Committee of Arrangements. fe "a 2t'
TaBssTH eE H.I coTILLoN PARTY
TEMPERANCE HALL, -
y street, between 9Th and 10th, ~
On FRIDAY EVENING, yFeb'y % o.
WITH fail band. Tickets OIL, sdmlItinE Q
is q lx PROF: c. F. BARNES, Manager.
M0NUMENTALS IN THE FIELD AGAIN!
lVl The members of the Monumental Club "a
take gIeat pleasure 10 announcing TO their -
many friends and the public generally thai "a
they will give their Fifteenth Grand Assem- nv
ply az y, ank I'm BAL, corner of 9Th and sIruuIs
MONDAY EVENING, February "a, 1851 Tick,
cts - cents, Admitting gentleman aad ladies,
BY order Of the Con mlttee.
Floor Managers.
VIM, Rabbit, George Miller,
Mlcnael Fla1lsan. Geo Pulaski fe 1857
DRQF. @. F. BARNES FASHIONABLE
y DANCING ACADEMY, at Temperance "a
hall, street, beIween 9Th and 10th Class es -
every TUESDAY and Fridav-after aoon GLASS ~
81 ), evening class at1. Soiree every FRIDAY o.:
evening aS6 O'Clock. Music by Prof Geo A I'm
temperance Hall will be let for balls, Parties,
DO. Apply a. above. fs Ia Ims
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KEEFISo A GAMBLING RousE.-Eliza Delany,
whose "callingn is expressed in the police report
Of this morning as that Of ga big, Fat woman, ,,
was arrested by the Patrolmen Of the Fifth Ward
on the charge Of keeping gambling house. She
10 to be examined before Justice Ferguson 70 -day
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1HEAP CASH sToRE:

Fae aEtsrsiEgsd hsvs constantly on hand
general assortment o. New 5lL second hand FuT-
llture, Cookery, Glassware, TIEWare, FanoJ
sIuces Gud hCuseke- sang articles generally,
which trey are prepared 10 eel cheap NJ not
cheaper than any o:h>r establishment IN the city.
kCyiLS exc usIyuly fsT the cSsl, alG selling for
tne stne. they are rs-lsied thcy caa c1mpete with
tho cheapest,
Pc son n want 81 eEy Gf the above articles are
respectfully requested 10 ave e csll before PuT
ohasInE e'EsEheTr.
=. Kinds of second hsni yurn.t re taken IN en-
ckaEEc .cr New pENI 4 GRIFFITH.
f. II eC6b No. 81 y .th IT., bet. and X sts.
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DATENT OFFICE CURIOSITIEs-Guide to
ment Gardens. at the stand in Patent Office; Rare
Ante uarian Books; Government Books; Docu-
m ents furnished; Railroad Reports; Military Re
ports; Burnt Patent Once Reports; Cheap cooks
Furnished TO Pedlars; Military Trials; Military
Laws; Army Regua tions; Panorama of the Coast
showing over 1900 miles; many thousand Cheap
Books. Reoollect cheap rent. Large SALES, low
10 29-lmf ALFRED HIINTER
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LOST AND FOUND.

/ OST-On Wednesday last. the 18th instant .
II black COW, with white horns; end OF SsSSvS
her tall was white; was stOut years old 49,
liberal reward will be KIvsn on ITS re- Z<A.z
turn to J. nj. MAY, No SO High rect +, & GORGE
town, ID G.. fe a5ztt
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SUPREME CouRT, February "a Upon the open-
ing Of the Court, Mr. Justice Wayns remarked TO
tae Bar:
"Tnis Court having been insc!med tr.t TIE
other Departments OF the G osenLisat would ret
transact any business to-day, &C mark OF respect
70 the President in his sfiiction, am Instructed
to announce that this Court viii, from coasider..
ton OF the same kind, adjourn until tomorrow %
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A FKMININR FIGHT.-A row having occurred
In house on Twelfth street, south Of the avenue.
Sergea ant DowneT arrested Laura Gaskin, JuIf 3
Dean, Nelly Matthews, and a male visitor 20 IL.
Establishment, and took them sill before Justice
Clark Here Il appeared in evidence that Laura
ard Julia got into a :" mussn all about some fur
niture In the house, which was claimed by the
latter. fight ensued, and Laura was getting
the worst Of IL, when she drew knife and stabbed
Julia, INJECTING slight wound. Justice Clark
held the parties TO security for further hearing
this morning, which hearing resulted in the mat
ter remaining as IL Is, the evidence not satisfying
the Justice as to the parties at fault And as the
grand jury sits on Monday next, he advised the
party feeling aggrieved 10 appeal TO that body.
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PRIsoNERs.-This morning a squad Of near
thirty soldiers, belonging to General Banks
division, and who have been In confinement for
were brought to this city, and delivered over to
the custody Of the Provost Marshal, and by him
were ordered into confinement at the Central
GuardhOuse. They belong to New York reei-
ments, near Frederick. -Four refugees were also
brought before the Provost Marshal this morn.
ing, and were properly cared for. Other prisoners
al Hancock, are expected here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-25

KIN6'S NATIONAL AMPHITHEATER,
IA PENN. Av. AND f 81, Near WIZARDS.
scatt Lessee ana Manager
T, Whittaker-------- -- -EsuegtrIan Manxger
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THIS EVENING,
oL4HSSSkkG sEERR44Trgg4tR Y

HORSEBACK!
Have you seen old
DAN GARDIN ER
In his great Burlessue Dance, A La CRbvster!
AND SCARAMouCH!
The Beautiful Mile HELOIsE Every Evening |!
KINCADE, the 100 Summersault Man!
The Great ZonaUe Halt
Must be seen TO be appreciated.
DO " An
Every Nightrntil further notice.
NEW NOVELTIES IN PREPARATION,
Seals Of Prtcss-Orohester Chairs rs cents; Dress
Circle 20 cents; Children under 10 years of age to
Dress Circle Is cents; Social Range % cents; Col
ored Gallery Is cents; Colored Boxes 50 cents.
Doors open at O'Clock; performances will COM
menoe At precisely. fe7
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. - THE
w ASHINGTON ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

Betreef, 9tk dad 1Ofh SIS. -
Every evening q remarkably fine Free Conot RI,
embrac ing selections from the best classic music,
and the most popular Operas-reDdered In better
style than at any other American concert saloon.
The guests-and the public are freely invited,
without charge for entrance,-may rely upon hav
Ing every comfort they desire. In ADDITION to the
hnest music in Washing ton, they will obtain, on
call from tn 10 attentive attendants, decidedly the
best Refres hments for sale in the Federal Netrop-
OILS Ofhcers constantly in attendance TO keep
good order. Concert commencing et4 p m.
HENRY ROSENTHAL,
feb 7 I'm Proprietor.
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CAPoNs.-speaking Of capons Wilson, 1ls Pa
avenue, has nne supply Of these splendid fowls
Give him Q call. Remember the number, 119 Pa
avenue, between Ninteenth and Twentieth sts
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~ ISAAC HERZBERG, ~
D o P4R'SSlB3 kSRER. q n
yevelry. Guns and Pistols, Silver Ware. and
Wearing ApPare,-as the cid etand, Nc, 3sl
street, back Of the National Hotel, between ~
ald 9Th cts. de ISM
STEINwAY SONS CELEBRATED Pr
- ANO FURTES.-Thsse instruments
aTe adm tied BY all nuSlolans to be the best EE-lE
MAJ ufsctu red 10 this coU2tIT. They havoubN tt
a. ali tlmss received tEe hrst premium over 81
9th rs, wherever sud whcnev er tres came II com
petluon. They warranted for i've Years
iarEe assOrtm ent OF these nRtrumeAts Is a.
EaJs 20 be found So the Music store OF
". g. METZEROTT,
Sole Agent.
One octave { round corner ChiokerinT Piano
or sale for S2.5. feIs
GLORIOUS NEWSBURNsIDE's EXPE-
II dItion . perfect success. But next % that is
the Great Barge rs nov Ofsred IA Clothing, Fur
Peoples Clothing store, No. 400 7th sre Z, oypo-
site Post Once. Ie Il-lm
CENTRAL HOTEL, C~poA fks EETopsan plaa,l
- corner OF Pennsylvauia avenue aDd h street,
cpgOelte corner 20 Browns AND toe -tlOnAl, 10
now furnished throughout with new Ei.C ancsOme
f-ruituTe.
The proprietor informs his friends ard The pubic
that they cSn be accommodated Wlth rooms, BY
the DAY or week, vlsh or without meals.
The DIulng Saloon open 81 @ hours.
II. DUHHA3 GEL$TOS,
fe 10 cow Proprietor.
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GHIRTING COFTCNS, and COtions for ladies'
- and ohildrsn's wear, = full Eaprly of the beat
grades. under the MARKED rates
Notwithstanding the daily advances = price of
81 such goods, We oontlnue orr old sea u prices
PERRY e. BRCTHER,
fslSu Penn .V and Smith a.
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wANTED-PART OF STORE. with use
W of Eintgv. in any good business locality in
TINS city. Address or apply 81 asa Pa. avenue. up
IA a
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p THE OLD FOLKS CONCERT
10y Union Bethel Choir is POSTPONED to
MONDAY and TUESDAY NEXT, the Path and
18th instant, on account of the lnolemsncy of the
Weather. and the death of Mr.. Catcher. fe ls
WARRINGTON MUSICAL HALL-FREE
w CONCERT EVERY MIG HIT, from O'Clock
to p. m. Best of X efreshmsnts, Fine Female
waters. Open all day. At the 'outhe.st corner
under the Centrai House, opposite the Na;icnal,
Browns, AID q larerden Hotsls, fe 10 Imt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-25

"ANTEl - settl ed aud Indn tgious " OMAN
w VIZ nds homework, washing. and
reln red Apply K.l5r.ma Heights. cpp-sits
Wizards place. +, o.
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WhNTED-An American INFANT 70 adopt,
w 70 weets old. Inquire a. Claws Hotel,
Roon' 81 for three DAYS, from till up. NJ,
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THE STAR.

To-day, for rhe fra time, The SFAE ID worked
on upon our rev foUy-c yiiader lghtaiag Hoo ,
rotary press, aad the same tiIna We clotda il
il 81 enare new dress OF type. Our sabscT-
bers will. Therefore. not only obtain it hours
earlier daily, but il viii visit them in = far more
readable shape than heretofore. These iaProve-
meas. with Others conseo ueni upon then. ha We
been eaormou.Iy expensive, When the sta.e d
the times Is considsred. We have, hOwevpy,
undertaken them. in order that we may be able
10 Keep pace with the puolic's Increased da<n and
for TIE STAR; and. also, that is advertising
facilities may DO increased N a dcgree conme,
suraie 10 the p,Lbic's REQUIREMENTS.
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THE FIGHT WITH FRANKLIN GOING on
UPON THE ROAD TO HARPEI SFERRY.
THE REBELS CLAIM THAT BEACREG ARD Is
MARCHING TO REINFORCE THEM WITH
FORTY THOUSAND MEN

~ nine a II. to-day the engJ cement at Rur,l-
SIDES position had not been renewed lie WIS
then III undL,puted possession of the adyanta-
geOus crest OF the mountain from which hs
grove the enemy on the night before. The
firing that commenced at daybrcaIx TO- day was
an attach Of the enemy upon Frankliu'S corns
on the road 10 Harper's Ferry. No direc, COM
municanon WAS had with thai corps up 10 Q
O'Clock this morning. tho telegraph operator at
the Point OF Rocks being the parry reuortiua
that Franklin was heavily engaged thi. morn
ing some miles ia front OF him-the operator.
The division or army corps Of the enemy thai
yesterday morning occupied Hagerstown wac
not Ia yesterdays action. though is hastily re-
traced its steps in order to be ia the eight to-
day, which it could easily do, we apprehend
Neither Summers army corps nor COUGHS
uVlsioh were III yesterdays action, though
both ale doubtless supporting Franklin 10 day
as they were III Positions TO DO so Yesterday
evening.
me army corps o. Ftz john Porter passed
through Frederick a. 3 q. m. o-day, and weps
10 have s1rived on the baltic field at noon.
Rebels in the fish, say that Beaurecard Wa
expected 10 join theTa to-day with su army
corps 10000 strong We have no idea that any
such expectations Of thairs can be realized
Forty thousand efficient rebel troops were nod
left behind At Gofdonsyitis, from whence they
say BeaercsaTd Is bringing them up.
BurnsideS position. won from the enemy in
yesterdays battle, commands the only road
rom Hagrrstown 10 The position where FTanx-
lin is fighting to-dsF, we believe. Hence its
great im portsnce a. 10 lose the uss OF il will
b. raost damaging 10 ths emrmy, il 10 cvideut.