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HE Troubles IN MINNESOTA.
Khe Chippewes Rfsinz

81. PAUL, Mimi, August 26-The latest dates
from New Jim state that on Saturday night the
village was mostly burned up.
An arrival from Crow Wing direct brings the
Intelligence that Hole in day the great Chip
pewa chief, Las Issued a proclamation that he
would not DE responsible for the conduct of the
Indians after Tuesday, and warming the whites to
leave the country before that time. Hole-in- the
day bias sent a message to cOinmi .sioner BOe and
Judge Cooper to come and make treaty.
The Chippewa agent, w alker, against whom
com plants have been made by the Chippewas IL
Is reported, has committed suicide in III OF In
sanity. The Chippewa difficulty following 30
closely upon The SIOUX raid, causes great alarm
TAe northern part Of the state is making earnest
applications IUr military aid.
Dispatches fro III Gov Sibley, on the 25th state
that he errived at -. Paul on the 29d, and has
been actively engaged in afford!ng all possible
aid to the belesgueled villages
Msj FOWlar, WI lfIy mounted men, made a
reconnaissance q, Fort dgely, on the route of
O'Clock on the morning of the 18th, bringing the
bodies OF several women who had been killed
Within twenty iles OF 81. Peters he reports
that the destruction Of property 10 beyond cal
culatton.
The Indians attacked New Ulm on Saturday.
The fight continued until late In the evening
Nothing has been heard from there since Gov
Sibiey asks for full regiment to be at once sent
up, armed and equipped. He thinks that a
larger force will he needed before the Indians
are subdusd, as they may have four or five
thousand warriors 10 meet sooner or later
Major Evans, Of st. Cloud, writes to the Gov.
ernol that d committee Of reliable citizens ap-
pointed 10 visit the scene Of the recent murders
and found that some two hundred persons had
been killed In the vicinity OF that place and Nor
way lake.
Tie Governor is receiving painful petitions for
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aid. to protect lives and property in S.earns,
Meeker and Monongahela counties. Many per-
sons had been driven from their homes, leaving
their crops but partially harvested
Arrivals In this city from New Ulm report, as
usual shocking scenes too horrible to recount.
CHICAGO, August 26.-The 81. Paul Press Of
The cath says: GA careful consideration SO far
forces the conviction Of influence Of white men at
the bottom Of the Indian massacre. For weeks
past, white men, chiefly missourians, have been
among them. The facts that remote tribes like
the Yanktonias and Lentheeds are moving In
concert with the Sioux, and that large force
attacked fortified artillery post like Fort Rdgelv,
which il an attack without precedent In Indian
history, and that the indians are butchering the
missionaries who have spent their lives among
them, and who would, In ordinary disturbances,
possess great influence over them, forces us to the
conclusion that this outbreak 10 part Of DELHI
erately concocted plan, its purpose being to
EN- barrass and distract the General Government,
BY alarming it for the safety Of the frontier and
requiring the retention here Of large number Ct
troops who might otherwise be differently en-
gBgedn
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CAIRO, ILL.,, Aug. 26-e 30 o. N


Hon. Gibson Ws!les. S cretdry Macy
The combined naval and military operation
planned between General Curtis and myself be-
fore leaving Helena, has returned to the latter
place, having accomplished Its work with great
success
The rebel transport Fairplay has been cap
tured, containing twelve hundred new Enfield
rifles, four thousand new mzskets, with sccou-
trements complete, a large quantity Of fixed am
munition, four Geld guns, mounted howitzers
and small arms. Col Woods landed and cap
tured the encanpment Of the 3lst Louisiana Tegi-
ment, with arms, the enemy flying before him.
He captured another camp, with tents, baggage,
and provisions, burning the depot and eight cara,
and destroying the telegraph The combined
expedition proceeded up the Yszoo, when 1t cap
;ured battery consisting Of 6i-pounder, AZ
pCunder, and 32-pounder guns, and 81 and r.
p,under field pieces, with 600 pounds Of powder
and ,O"0 she'll, shot, and grape.
Col. Woods dispersed the rebel forces in several
places. WIN send further particulars by mail
20 morrow. c. II. DAVIS, Commodore.
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THE CASE OF COL RODNEY MASON

WASH .sToN, August 20, 1s62.-E Editor Star
In your Issue Of the 25th, paragraph headed
Rodney Mason" asset Is that Cole mel Masor then
In command Of the 2d Ohio Regiment, dissp.
peared In the morning Of the fght at Bull Run.
and was not seen again until next day, and that
al Shiloh he was charged with cowardice, and e
court martial was ordered.
These are errors. Colonel Mason as General
6chenck and staf and officers Of the I'd On!o will
assure you, was at the head Of his regiment
during the entire day Of Bull Run, and returned
20 Washing ton on Monday with his men,
The charge Of bad conduct at Shiloh wa. dI.
rect d against the regiment, thf list. and am
satisfied was not well founded At least We nd
toa' eiment trusted with an important posi-
subsequently,.
AS for the late surrender, let MS wait for the
f3cts, and not hasten TO crush poor fellow whose
only fault !, his dissjpated habit In the way OF
drink. All VIII know Rodney Mason are satiIned
that were tie TO remain sober, a better or Drawer
o+cer could not be found. p
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FINANCIAL:-New York papers Of YESTERDAY
evening say The stock market IL hrmer to-day,
but not very active. TIE railroad shares and
bonds are strongly held, and In most cases prices
are 1aH per cent. better than yesterday The
large earnings of the railroads and the great
in money inparts to the markell a Ann feeling,
and few stocks are offering at the quotations.
Governments close Arm at 1oiK for coupons of
1891, and 1U4 XalO4x for7 80 notes The various
Issues OF SIS are YAK per cent: higher; Gold is
sales Of the morning have been at ll5X, and this
Is the closing figure. Dutable demand notes are
quiet at l07Xa107x. The per cent. certificates
aie also dull at 90 ka99S.
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LATE TELFaRAPHIO NEWS
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

SANDY Hook. Aug 27-The steamship Persia
Is now passing this point on Eer way to New
York she left Liverpool on the 10th inst her
adv.ces being two days later than any vet re.
celved.
The news relating 20 Gsribaldi is very vague
and contradictory. No collision 10 yet reported
es having taken place.
The fste day Of Louis Napoleon passed without
ANYTHING OF political significance being uttered In
the Imperial >Teech.
TIE Liverpool market ,alcs report breadstutfi
IS having d downward tendency.
Ccnsols were selling from 9 Is s93 for money
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SUPPOSED REBEL SPY.

This morning the Georgetown Provost Guard
arrested a man named w. T. Burwell, hailing
from HarIisonbuIg, Va. A draft was found on
him drawn on a Baltimore firm in favor Of Capt.
II. w. Gilmore. 18th Virginia cavalry, which he
had failed to collect; also, a number OF letters TO
parties In Virginia. He claimed that he was a
loyal citizen, and was anxious to take the oath OF
allegiance. The Provost Marshal sent him to the
old Capitol until he can investigate the case.
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The sAu1HfQkikIea ERi EsrAu.AN7
PENNSYLVANIA AvINuI,
Between 18th AND 18th Sta. MAahlpGfou.

The underlined begs leave to inform his friends
ana tho public generally that hs vill> ~
Mig, August7 %.
Ihe esta olishment will DO opsned a.
o hrst-olass Restaurant for gentlemen,
similar In ell Its detail 20 the well known and Justly
popular estabhehment of tho MessrA Delmonieo.
Of New YORK city.
The personal attention of the subscriber, to its
best caDabli viii be devoted 70 the interest end
general comfort OF hi, pstIonI. and trusts, from bus
many years experience, tho great advaItAses Of q
pomnodious estab shmens, tee recent large outlay
IN renting, furnishing and decorating, viii enable
him 20 assure his friends that hing vlli 10 fonnd
wanting 70 render this establishment the Deimop-
iIo's OF Washington, and insul far him Q cont1n-
from them. :
The subscriber hss also great pleasure In assur-
Ing his friends strangers whiting the city and The
best will be supplied In his tsb.ishment. from ths
simple sandwich 70 the rare and delicate Sam0 In
season.
Tbs WINE and SEGAR department will b.
supPlied from the choice stock imported b. the
vel known house cf A. Binlnger & Co., Which
Will be suniciens guarantee for their exoellenoe
sn %s Isri sIk;uIy. yEsErAR1.E. r,sa. ov..
SER. CLANS. CRABS. and other varieties, VIII
DO Ieoeiyed daily from the markets Of New YORK
and Philadelphia On 8 IN
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Asour RIsHT.-5enator Pugh, OF Ohio, having
receiyed an invitation TO be present at war
1leei!ng in Cincinnati, made the following reply:
CINCINNATI, August 13, 1852.
Dr.. O,CosnsH: Sir: You must excuse me
XII tstime for those who have not themselves
= sled 10 Quit exhorting others on the subject.
Respectfully, " q. fUeH'
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A BIuNDER.-We zee our contemporaries all
fall Into the biunder Of speaking Of the Mr.
Ingersol arrested in Philadelphia for sentiment.
uttered at the democratic meeting, az 'sthe dis.
hnguished Charles Jared Ingersoll." The latter
individual has long been in his grave, and the
party arrested is his son, Charles Ingersoll, a
young gentleman distinguished for nothing In
particular but want OF brains
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ORePorts from Key w est to the 21st instant
state that the yellow fever IL decreasing at tina:
place, and will soon probably entirely disappear
No yellow fever had appeared at New Orleans up
TO the 18th Instant. A quarantine Of thirty days
was rigidly enforced by Gen. Butler upon all
vessels Coming from Havana and other infected
Uiacea
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URobert Small, well known as having de-
ligered the steamer Planter, Of which he was
PILOT, TO Du Pont, of Charleston, 1t 10 said is now
IN Washington, looking after the money appro-
priatsd for bis benefit by Congress
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1.-THE Governor Of Wisconsin objects to the
organization Of a regiment composed exclusively
OF Me.hotists, although he does not wish to de-
Ter all Of them from enlisting, they desire TO do
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NAVY YARD.

The Leslie arrived this morning, bringing up
tie body Of the wife Of Lieut.. Colonel C. Scott,
OF New Hampshire who YVES drowned In the COL
lision of Ragged Point. The body had been
found floating, by some persons crossing the
river, who had II buried on shore.
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II Sergeant Lewis, Of the 5sh regiment New
York volunteers, arrested yesterday, in Balti-
more, q man named Young, for hurahing for
S:onewall Jackson and damning the Union
Young was conveyed to the headq uarters eighth
army corps for trial
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DA7EN7 OFFICE OVRIOsIYIEs-Nlids .
Psp, ssISsaik E. =. Iiaae T. R.ssRi EsIs
monts furnished; Railroad Reports; Military Re-
ports; Burnt Patent Once 6eiorE .Chool 1eoks
fsrniihed 70 RedlAr.i Military 1fiaii Military
lhoying over 1900 miles; many tholsaa4 ChoaV
Books. ksoslleot cheap rent. large sales, l0v
'r1ssiI a 'sAi'' 'v'r B.n ts q kEE661l1ekS1k.
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MAHONY FOR CONsREss.-Dennis A. Mahony,
eI-tcr OF the Dubuque Herald, Iowa, who was
crested recently for reasonable practices, has
been nominated for Congress by the Democrats
IF the 81 district Of that State
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CENTRAL AMERICAN CoLoNIzATIoN.- Numer-
ous applications have already been made to Sens-
TOR Poneroy for passage to Central America by
free colored persons who are anxious to be among
:ae first to enjoy the benefits Of the proposed colo
siZ ton
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UNITED STATES SENATOR FROM PRNNsYLvA-
HIA-Seversl counties Of Pennsylvania having
sign'fed their preference for A. X. Mcclure as
'fesuccessor Of Mr. Wilmot, the Harrisburg Tel.
ssrdph denies authoritatively that he Ii a candi-
date SIR. Wllmot il In the Held for reelection
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II John c. Maxwell, Hugh O'Brien, and
George Delcher, three secesh prisoners Of State,
were released from custody yesterday In Baltl-
r3ore, after taking the oath Of allegiance.
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Appointed

I. T. Keleher, Of the District Of Columbia, has
been appointed third assistant Engineer in the
U. 8. Navy, and ordered to the steam sleop-of.
war Juniata.
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DestYuctiys Fire in California

SAN FRANCISCO, August 26 The whole bust
ness portion Of Jackson, In Amadas county, was
burned on the 23d, and 900 people Were rem
dered houseless. The loss amounted to 500 OOO
on which there is very little insurance.
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OrJohn c. Breckenridge assigns droll rea-
to7 for bis sudden departure from Baton Rouge
There was no water In the city. Its & long time
nee John q. has astonished his stomach with
sIything weak as water, we take It.
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II Joseph Marshall, who has just returned
from the South, where he had been In the rebel
army, was arrested in Baltimore Yesterday and
seat 70 Fort McHenry.
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PERSONAL.
NllRIOE

NN NOTICE.
w HERFAS Bridset Welsh vas married on the
9Th dsy Of August, 1882 at 81 Vincent Church;
Baltimore, by Rav. q: Myers, to one EDWARD
Bridget sitervards Game to 6eoreetown, ID. c..
and Iasscd herself for . single woman by the name
underslgred 10 tho month Of November. 1861, ell
persons are hereby cautioned not TO trust her on
debts contracted By her
SAMUEL BRANNAN.
Auguet 26th. 1854. au 90 st.
THE LADY WHO INQUIRED OF GEN
for Capt Mon ulty, OF the arm. and who was as
sisted from the oar By the same entlemln, will
confer great favor BY sebdlny her adGre-s to
Morris L., Bcx sa7, Washington P. -. au IS ST.
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tUI. Is reported In st Louis that General
Curt,s has been relieved Of his command in Ar
Kansas His successor Is not known
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spirt Of the nsrr,nz rress.

The Irtslhgesesr says 1.-THE insinuation per
sistentlv reiterated In some quarters that the
President will not enforce the confscation- emsn.
cipation bill has not the Sights, foundation, so
far we can discover" and argues that the Pres
ident has done all that the law Of Congress Ie-
quired Of him.
The Republicans calls upon the President to
give orders to his generals and subordinates to
carry out the conHscation act, thereby TO &c; lid
Of slavery.
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~ IsvisIln1 AvI1y,. MAJ suxxxs,.
MONDAY, AurustH.
AND DURING YHE WEEK,
With Alternate Change Of Progre~@s!
THE GREAT CANTERBURY
The Favorite of the People!
Tbs Cr.tcdrd Hsxsss Of ns Past Wed
Bear unmistaksels evidence OF the fset that
person. s.v. ynted 10 ssSs. h. .lne. il. ars.
Place ,s, Of ARss &c n:.i n the eisI
tire sum Ger season.
Carroll Z 81 tl ssomss.
HEADaUARr4EKkKse s Han dAkSoLho AND
And is not n-lifh'sned By .oy bright. particular
WONDERFUL CONSTELLATION
sR1LLIASS1r STARS,
without eIecy ton, the greatsat combination Of
talent ever oonsressted on orc stage.
There is only one and the original
N A r lie IA,
THE EAUTIF
and fascinating
SPANISH DANSEUSE,
who nigh and SsO has no SeSa.
maneIoy eogsged at an immense saisry.
Second week Of
MISS CLARA BUTLER,
The Handsome and DashIng songstress,
MISC NELLIE TAYLOR,
The Sweet and Pleas, NJ Vocalist.
MISS ELLEN COLLEEN,
In Ter muoh-admired Characteristic Dances.
MISS JENNY ALLEN,
The Winning. Pretty snd Attractive Dsnseuse.
MAGGIE VERNON,
Tho Modest DILs,sse.
AND AN EXTENSIVE BALLET TROUPE.
Second week Of
NJ. JEAN CLOSKI,
The Champion Jig Dsncsr Of the World.
Asd IsIfa Rsb6sr Maa,
The originality of bis stops, in measured time,
being so different from any other man who has
ever appeared before
III. BUDwOR7H
and
DENNY sALLAaHER
have met with trump hsnt suooess In their
ORIGINAL ACTS!
asst Week Of
w. ID. HARRISON.
The great eXtemIoT6ueous And comic Vocalist,
Continued engagement Of the great Pantomtmisl
and Juggler,
WILLIS ARMSTRONG,
DELEvAN7E BROYHERS,
in fresh and new Arts.i3al Acts.
J. sYLVAS CLARKE,
MONS. SOL,
and MASTER JOHNNY.
r TIE T z S 4Hb q C s0Bs s3R.''''a
Admission % cents; Orchestra Chairs % ssutB.
Doors open o N; performances ~ ~ o'olooks
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An ERICAE ATCH rs
FOR SOLDIERS!
AT REDUCED PRICES.
American Watches for Americans.

American Watches for Americans.
SHK AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY uvs
sssiss, tAss thsy have lately iszued new style Of
WsssA. sxSrassly designed for ssdisrs ana others
VIE destrs . gesd Wstsh ~ Moderate price
TAass Wsashss ars intsndsd 70 displass the
vsrtAlsss ehsav Wsashss % Bitish and SWISS
naaS1ast1rs, viii vhieh the esunory 10 flooded,
md vAaeA vsD newer sxpeotsd 10 kssV time vhsu
tAsy were mA1o, being refuse mauufactures, sent
70 this eesntry, bssasss unsaisab,s ~ homo, and
used Aars snly for joeAsyias md svts1ssss pur-
pss0.
. We sfss b ell our wss6h, which 10 Of TIE
aO08 oUBe7ANTlAk AANUPACTuRE
Al AOCUAAT1 AND DURABLE TINE
KnuP1k, I'D In Startling Silver Gases. Hunn.s
Dasosa. - - Low pviss 90 10 ssksd for the trashy
Asxss And Lsstou q forsgn make, Already 10
Serrsd 10. r.f-.
We have namsd ne NV series of watches.
WI. BLhkRY. Boston, Msss., which name vilI
b fsanl On the plss Of svsry Wsssh ofthu Man,
ssssesrs, aad 10 enc Of osf s,sAe narfs.
ssN b. 81 rsspssssess yssslsu In The loyal
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SUCCESSFUL MILITARY AND NAVAL 0PE'
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LOADED WITH ENFIELD RIFLES,
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CAPTURE. ALSO, OF REBEL CAMP AMI
BATTERY, WITH A LARGE AMOUNT
OF ARTILLERY POWDER, &c.
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rO?PEE'S BATTALION DRILL; 50 oents,
" COpree's Evolutions of the Line 20 cents
marter's nu.tositles of War, London 81 Is,
The Soldiers Manual 20 oenis,
French Beyonet Exerci,e and Skrmisher's Drill;
Is cents.
Ellsworth's Zouave Drill Is cents,
Vo!untecT's hevlew NJ annual, London 10 oents.
Ystss on Strategy, with maps, Lon on; 03 50,
M zap MaxiIs OF War so cents,
Dufhold's Brigade Drill and Eyolutions Of the
Limo; IS cents,
MacdouEsl's heory Of War, London - 50,
Lendy's NJ axiHs and Instructions in the Art OF
War; rs cents,
Jomlni's Campaign of Waterloo rs cents.
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Tax Subscriber s Eo5 jass o,.u.d . SALOON.
carefully furnished, for the socemmsdafen Of
Ladies Will ind thus new Saloon very eonvsnat
whore thej can Always be select and have ~
choicest Pies, Cakes and Cream for lunch.
TO any furnished In this oity.
IL 4 PSiyste reop for Ladies and Children.
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w AOLEsALE AND REfAIL GROCER

WaOLEsALE AND RRrAIL GROCER.
The subscriber, having recently complessd the
erection Of his nex building, on the bite q &c
snceO begs 20 oall the attention Of his Old ftsc7s
ALo tho Puolle generally 70 the faot, and % remind
mem OF MS aoiiity 70 serve them IN I'll braneheS
GENERAL GROCERY TRADE,
nAvias 1mkie room and increased fAoilfties 70
he has recently returned from the various
asss where he has carefully selected
EVERYTatNS REQyIsIIE FOE A FINE
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81, stock Of Fine Teas, Wines. Lisuors. Sugars
bourbon, Menongs hsla. and Rye Whiskey.
Fruits. Mustard, esuoes. Wooden Ware, 10,
''' A'' " " JESSE B. WILSON,
No. S91 Penn0 wanna avenIo,
an 1e- In between eth and 7th sta.. south 1lde,
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Am USEM ENTS.

TEArfEEsA!ssec.E, h b.Ik.r, .,u AZ, ,o,,.
THIS EVENING. August 81,
NEW FACES. NEW ATTRACTIONS!
Firs: Appearaccs Of
Miss LOUISE WELLS.
Miss PRANoIA
EVA BRENT. '''''''' ''''''''
SAM sHARPLBY,
&c. sSBwARS.
PAUL CANE AND
Young AMERICA,
&c. WHITING.
Miss HELENA SMITH,
Misses LEE snd ELLISON,
AND fvLL CORPS DE- BALLBTf
III Twenty hvs GENTS to oil part. Of the hssss.
GENT Iona n y aud attentive ushers are IN atssrd-
anoo to conduct ladies 70 their seats. II.
EORD'S TaEA7ER, 7rNIA s1lni.
This elegant first class 1hestsr will oIsnfof
THE REG ULAR SEASON
On YHUkeDAY EVENING, August g,
With the aadnent American Comedian.
MR.. JOHN s. CLARKE,
Sustained By . FIRST class ComTeuyi
His First Lppsa,oses s,aes AIS rsf-s JfsM 1Wepe
During the season the following diftinslishsd
The Beeutuul and 6Iftsd AGREES!
MISS CAROLINE RICRIN9S 9Th, Ame,tooa
Cautatrioe) and Mr. PE1kR RICalNGS,
THE RAW L TR OU p d,
Nov at Nlblo'e, New York;
Asd Many Otkr Dramatic Celebrities!
For particulars sss failure bills.
AIMIs LON.
press Circle and fasuet-------S cent?
Family Cirole----.------ Is osnn
A.. a..-.A>
PAINS ard eXHense have secured additional con.
fSrt 20 th. auditors in this elersnt and comfortable
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YOU'VE MEN WISHING TO ESCAPE TIE
Il DRAF1-lnformation that Win enable ~
emPleyment, which VIII pay ess Iksssaad dslio~s,
AID st the sane time be strs Of sxMpstss from
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lar. to Box liz Washington. ID. c., Post Once.
an 70 fVs
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WANTED-Three WOOD CUTTERS, Imms
w diately. Apply On 4 street, thIrd door from
Fourth. an s72
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Administer - oents; Orchestra Chairs % sea1.
Doors open st N; performances q 81 o'eiSGk.
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WAN1EO-A SITUATION, BY q respectable
w American woman, in Q genteel fam ~, to do
nor,Iog o. obs m ervork. Address m. W." star
Ofhos for three dayS It,
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AIso, they hsv. oonatantIy on hsnd
Large aud Wall Selected STOCK Of
Choice BRANDIEs,
OLD MADEIRAS, PORTS, SHERRIES,
BOURBON, OLD RYE, SCOTCH and IRISH
WHISTLES.
CHAMPA6NES of ell fAvorite brands,
ENsLISE AND SCOTCH ALEs,
LONDON AND DUBLIN POR5ERs,
HAVANA CIGARS,
ENGLISH PICKLES, SAUCES.,
Chiffon. CHEDDER and EN6LISK DAIRY
CHEESE,
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BIALS,
CONGRESS. sELTZER, KISSENaEN and
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Choios OOLON9, SOUCHON6. IMPERIAL,
HYsON. YOUNG HYsON TEAS.
With In extensive assortment of
FANCY GROCERIES,
BININGER & CO.,
Established 1fl3D
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VIII ards Aote, WASHINGTON.
Chests, &c. au2I
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