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INnIA Rrpprr Irnnna

India rubber Sheets for protecting children's
beds, that no family should be without; rs cents
each.
Rubber Blankets, for soldiers, 81 .25 each.
Rubber PonchOs and Blankets combined, 81 so
each.
india Rubber Coats white or black, 81 50 each.
India Rubber Leggins 81 per pair.
And all kinds % r bber g foods, including r ub-
Der Boots and Shoes, Rubber Shoppers for bottles,
Door Mats, Under Sheetings for beds4h sickness,
&c, &c, at manufacturers priceSaeH A Hall's
India Rubber Warehouse, 800 Pa. av., between
Ninth and Tenth streets feb LIT
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THE BOTTOM OF TIE CONFEDERATE
TUB DROPPING OUT.

BALTIMORE, Feb. l5.-A reliable passenger
from Old Point says some workmen from the
Iron works, Richmond, who came by flag Oftruoe,
represent that they left there for want Of work So
great was the scarcity Of iron and coal that work
was being suspended. Coal was enormously
high.
The men say there are few II any cannon left
In Richmond, all having been sent away from
time to time to other points. Very few defenses
there have any cannon mounted
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ARRIVAL FROM EUROPE.
THE BIDS OF THE CONFEDERATEs FOR
EUROPEAN SUPPORT

NEw YORK, Feb. Is The steamship Asia has
arrived, bringing dates to the "a inst.
The Independence Beige asserts that the South
eTn Commissioners have Informed the English
Government that in return for the recognition Of
the Southern ConfederacY, they would establish
mcst absolute free trade for fifty wears abolish the
external slave trade, and emancipate all the blacks
born after the recognition. These offers, hovev-
CT, will not determine Lord Palmerston TO sban-
don the policy OF neutrality.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
Washington City, ID. C Feb. 10, 1862
Ordered, LIST. That all application for passes to
go South, across the military lines Of the Unitsd
States, be made to Major General John A. Dix,
commanding at Baltimore, who will grant or
refuse the same at his discretion.
2 That ali prisoners Of war, and ether persons
Imprisoned By authority OF any Department OF
the Government, who shall be released on parole
or exchange, shall report themselves, immediate
" on their arrival at Baltimore, to Major General
Dix, and he subject to his direction whlerllnain-
ing In that city any failure 10 observe his order
will be taken as forfeiture OF the parole or ex-
change.
The regulation heretofore existing, which re-
CURED passes across the military lines OF the
United States to be signed by the Secretary OF
STATE, and counte:signed by the General Com
mandiag, is rescinded
By order of the President
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War
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The IHpIAN HIRE Doctor,

THE INDIAN HERB DOCTOR,
From Canada, will describe diseases and tell his
patients the nature Of their complaints or ILL.,
ness, without receiving any informa-
ton from them.
No charge for Consultation or Adctes.
OUR MOTTO.
We use sroh Balms as have strife
With Nature or the Laws Of Life:
With Blood our hands we never stain
Nor poison men to ease their pain.
Our FSther-whom all goodness fills,
Provides the means to cure all ills;
The simple Herbs beneath our feet,
Well used, relieve our pain complete.
simple Herb, simple Flower,
Guild from the dewy Lea
These, these shall speak with touching power
or change and health to the.
Room No. IL, Washington Building, Penn. av-
enue, corner of 9TH street. feb 6-2w*
COINS, Bunions, Calosities, Bad Nails, En-
larged Joints, and all diseases of the feet cured
without pain, by DR.. White, Surgeon Chiropo-
dist, 426 Pennsylvania avenue, between Four
and-a-haB and Sixth streets. Room up stairs.
Once hours from IL m. to p. m. Orders to call
at residences promptly attended to. Jan l6-1m%
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ORDER OF MARSHAL LAMoN.-The following
order WIS issued by Marshal Lamon on the 9th
inst
WASHINGTON, Feb. 9th, 1852.
To JaiIor and Guards at the Public Jail
80 tkS District of Columbia:
You will this day release from custody all per-
sons claimed to be held to service or labor, and
not charged with any crime or misdemeanor,
who are now In jail, who have been there for the
space Of thirty days or upwards-from their arrest
and commitment-and, In future, you will, in
regard to persons claimed to service or labor and
not charged with crime or misdemeanor, govern
yourself In strict accordance with the order to me
as Marshal fer the District Of Columbia, Of date
January 25th, 1862, from Hon. Secretary Of State.
Respectfully, WARD LAMoN,
II 3 Marshal ID. G..
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IMPORTANT FROM RICHMOND.

GREAT SCARCITY OF IRON AND COAL.
THE DEFENCEs OF RICHMOND VERY
POOR
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., February 18th. the per,
4 formsnce will commence with the Drama Of
Orss, F.ss, M oEsisnd Man s1ssps Denim 70
conclude with the Farce of"Tke Two Thomp-
sons"-WillIam Thompson the I'd, MI: John r.
Owens. On Monday, the new piece of"The Chin
COrneFO Its
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DIED,

On Friday. Feb'y l4th, of consumption, JOHN
w. GLOVER. IN the All year OF els age.
The n ends of the family requested to at
tend his funeral, from his ate residence, New York
aV, between 4th and 5th sts., on Suncay at o'c'k
m.
On Sunday, the sth instant. OF consumption,
ANNIE NJ. ACTON. in the 23d year of her age.
Thou hast left us, dearest Annie,
And gloom her dismal msntel hangs;
Sa1 hearts rereaved alone osn tell
Toe keenness Of my p.nGs.
Thy gent Q voice 10 hushed In death
Bat, o. why should weep?
Without struggle sigh, or groan,
YOJ calmly fsll asleep
o Death thy desolatng hand
Might lovely youth spare;
Why bligat, bensa tn thy " theIing power,
The young. the pure, the far?
Hope, whispering, bids me ceSBe to vesp,
For We will inset gain,
In that world beyond the SKIES,
Where all Is free from pain!
baltimore papers copy.1
On the 18th Inltant, CYNTHIA ANN HAM
MACK. sged 50 years.
Her fureral will take place on Sunday afternoon
st hslf past O'Clock, from her late re sidenoe No
12 on lS1< street, just below Penn. avenue. Her
friends and aoqualntapoes are respectfully invited
to attend her funeral, without further notice. q.
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MARRIED.

At Ryan Chapel. Uniontown. on Thursday
morning. 18th February. by the Rev. Mr.. Marks,
Mr.. JOHN W. CLuBB: of Virginia. to Miss
MARY FRANCES PURCELL.
On Thursday evening, 18th February, by the
same Mr.; John TAYLOR to Miss SUSANNA
Staples.
In Washington, ct the residence of Mr.. J. G.
Howard, on the 2Ist of January, 1852, by X ev. MT
NeedoI. Mr.. e. ID: SMI RI. Of Maryland. 10
ard athsrins Conrad, Of TerailEIovn, d. c.
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

CRIMINAL CoURr.-Fsrfict an the MHrdsy
Case.-NCah Shields aud Patrick Butler colored .
who wee Tried for the killing Of a colored wo-
man, named Rachel Turner, in Desmond's
allev." on the island, ia December last, were &C
quilted.
The grand jury having disposed Of all the bust
ness brought before them, HeFe finally dis
charged
This morning, In the case Of John WoOdcock.
indicted for stealing a sum Of money from Chas
". Flat, II was proved that the stolen money
belonged to Flint Co when a nolle proseoui
was entered, and me p-isOn-T YVES reminded TO
jail
A jury was sworn in the case Of Henry Hallistor-
for stealing number OF scarfs &C, from J. p
Herman, but in tits case also, a nolle proseoui
WIS entered
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ONCE MORE, KIND FRIENDS WE'RE
" COME To GREET YOU!
The members Of the STEWART HOLLAND
Gu take pleasure in announcing to their a
many friends, and the public in general, that -
they intend giving their Seventh GRAMMAR
streets, on TUESDAY. Feb'y 10 1852.
The Committee pledge themselves to spare
of the season.
Tickets one dollar, admitting gentleman and
aides. fsl5-Sts
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JAY COOKE d CO.,
u a N TX i II -,
No. 452 Fifteenth Street, opposite Treasury
Buildings, Washipstou

In eonnecsion yith our Philadslphia House we
have opened az No. 492 Fifteenth street, an ofics
for the transaction of q general Exohsnxe, Colec.
ting and Banking Business. 80
We buy and sell Coin, UncuTrent Money, Stocks
and European cities, receive Deposits, and make
Cqhectons upon al accessible points
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THE HlAWATHA BOYS IN THE FIELD
L A6AlN!-The members of 'he HIeva- a
tina Club take pleasure In announcing 10 their 81
many friends and the public In general, that "a
they will give their sixth Grand COTIL- -
LON PARTY atFIanklin Hal. corner of 9Th and
20, 1882. The members Of the Club pledge them
selves that no pains or expense will be spared to
make this party agreeable To all those who honor
them with their presence. Hays celebrated Brass
and String Band has been engaged for the COCA
sod Refreshments will be- furnished by Sohaf-
field. Tickets 81, admitting q gentleman and la
dies.
Committee Of Arrangements
VIM. Goddard, James Graham,
Dan. Perkins, Robt Sibly.
Chas. Weber, fe Is bts
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTS

n~A LECTURE, for the benefit of the Young
uS Catholics Friend Society of Georgetown,
Eill be delivered in Trinity lCstho-icl Church,
GerOgetOvn, on WEDNESDAY EVEN NG,
February 18th. at TX O'Clock, by REV. FATHER
EARLY, !. j President of Georgetown College.
AdmIttanoe rs cents. Re Il-T,T,S.GdSt
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THE ATEST BY TELEGRAPH.

THE LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
Further from the Burnside Expedi-
ton.
EDENTON AND HEREFORD TAKEN BY
OUR FORCES
OUR GUNBOATS MOVING UP THE CHE
RAW RIVER AND OTHER
WATERS INLAND.
CONFEDERATE ACCOUNTS OF THE BAT
TIE PROGRESSING FORT
DONELSON.
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TIE REPUTATION OF DIR. White mo. 426 Penn
sylvania avenue) for removing corns without In
convenience TO the individual, recommends hi
treatment TO the attention Of those afflicted will
these troublesome excrescences. Give him a call
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BALLS. PARTIES. &c.

THE SECOND GRAND COTILLON PARTY
a OF COMPANY T., Ma Il 1 ONA l. "a
GUAR d, will take place on WEDNESDAY II
EVENING; February 18th, at ODD Fellows ia
Hall, Navy Ward. te2h
The Commute have spared no pains nor expense
to make Il night Of enjoyment to thoss who favor
US with their p-esence.
COnnrItttee Of Ar1ar gsnests.
J. =. Tucker, John Bloomer,
Z, Thompson, !. A Pyns.
ySseph Gordon.
Ballet es'sr-C. Thomson,
Tickets 50 cents. admitting O gentleman and Ia
dies. fe I5-st
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RESIGNED:-Jackson Purphrey, one Of the
gna.gs at the city jail, resigned to-day, 1t is
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DEMONSTRATING Of capons Wilson, 119 Pa.
avenue, has fine supply Of these splendid fowls.
Give him q call. Remember the number, l19 Pa.
avenue between Ninteenth and Twentieth SITS. I
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FAMILIES who have never used Boston crackers
are invited to try those manufactured fresh every
day by J. l.. Dayton. Sold by all respectable
grocers. 10 28-H
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CIRCUIT COURT-Thi- morning. in the case Of
SlcEles q Cooke "a. the Washington, George
town x Alexandria S.eam Packet Company 1.-THE
ce-eorated long-cOntested cutoff case,l a motion
for a continuance Of the case was made by de-
Tense, aud was being arguedby Mr.. Carlisle when
our report closed.
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PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS, with fuel and
gas, with or without board, at 415 street, be-
tween Eighth and Ninth streets. Table boarders
can be accommodated. ian 15-1m&
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TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND UNSAFE MED
ICISEs For unpleasant and dangerous diseases,
use Helmbold's Extract Buchu, which has receiv-
ed the endorsement Of the most prominent physi-
clans In the United States Is offered TO afflicted
humanity a certain cure for the following dis
eases and abuse Of the urinary or sexual organs
General debility, mental and physical depression,
imbecility, determination Of blsod to the head ,
confused ideas, hystera general irritablity rest
lessness and sleeplessness at loss of appetite
absence Of muscular efficiency, dyspepsia, eInacia-
ton, low spirits, Reorganization paralysis of
the organs Of generation, palpitaton Of the heart
and, In fact all the cOncomitants Of nervous and
debilitated state Of the system. To insure the
genuine cut this out. Ask for Helmbolds. Take
no other. Cures guaranteed. See advertisement
In another column. feb At
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=" THE
W. sHLN6TON ACAbEMY OF MUSIC,

WASHINGTON AchhbEMY OF MUSIC.
PENN. AVENUE, (SoUTH STDx,l No. 2s9,
BettcseH Sta and l0th SITS.
ing selections from the best classic music,
and the most popular operas-rendered In better
stIl than at any other American concert saloon.
The guests-and the public are freely invited,
without charge for eutranoe,-may rely upon haV
Ing every comfort they desire. In addition to the
finest music in Washing ton, they will obtain, on
call, from the attentive attendants, decIGedlJ the
best Refreshments for sale in the Federal Hetrop-
oils Ofhoers constantly In attendance TO keen
good order. Concert commencing at p. m.
HENRY ROSENTHAL,
IeDI I'M Proprietor.
Kings NATIONAL AMPHITHEATER,
IA PENN. Av. AND 4 ST., Near Wizards
l. hLng.- ..----..--.-,S sole Lessee and Manager
" SG0It ;----- .--- Associate Manager
THIS EVENING,
Tom King WI give has Comic limitations Of
CLASSIC STzTULRY
HORSEBACK!
nave you seen Old
DAN 'ARDINE
In his great burlesque Dance. A La CE!Ester!
,,, n, An. AND SCARAMoUCH!
Inc ges1ntil M'e HELOISE. Every Evening
hiNIADE, me 100 SummerE.ult Man!
TIE Great ZOuaVe Hat
Must be seen To be appreciated
DON JUh N
Every Night Until further notice
NKw NOVELTIES IN PREPARATIoN!
Scale Of Prtees-0rohesisr Chairs IS conts; Dress
Dress Circle Is cents; Social Range % cents; Col
oTed GALLERY 3 cents; Color2d Boxes 50 conts
Doors open at O'Clock; performances will com-
mence at precisely. fe7
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The MIAsNA and foul vapors generated by the
hot sun will be far more deadly to our volunteers
til in the enemy's bayonets. In the Indian and
Crimean Campaigns Holloway's Pills were used
In enormous qualities. They kept the troops In
perfect health: Only IS cents per box. Soldiers,
supply yourselves. 217.
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs-BsTors Jnsties
Waller George w. Barry, disorderIy at Canter-
bury Hall; fine 81 %. C. J. Grimm, do ; dis
missed. Harry Smith, do; 80 o.. Msrcellus
Burk, do costs So cents. w II Bogenstien, do d;
fine 81 So. X. w. Strucks, do; do. Jas. Dono-
van, found asleep in q passage; dismissed.
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LOCAL NEWS.
ANraKMKNrs To-NfeHf.

THxArxR.-John E. Owens as s'Ssm Slap" In
"Tbe Rake's Progress, }" and IA % William Thomp-
son" in the Two Thompsons." Benefit Of Mrs.
Bland on Monday evening.
CHRIsTI's. Ethiopian comicalities, songs,
dances, flute and violin solos, burlesques, &c,
&c concluding with an original afterpiece.
CANTERBURY HALL A grand bill Of comic,
Including two pantomimes, and spirited per-
formsnces by the Canterbury Minstrel Company
and Leoni Pantomime Company.
PHILHARMONIC HALL The original Campbell
Minstrels In a huge bill Of comicalities A nne
hall, with new stage, floor, decorations, &c, ana
a superior entertainment, render tbs new opera
house a most popular resort.
KINGS AMPHITHKATER mover programme
Of equestrian acrobatic and comic performances,
with Tom King Kincade, Mile Heloise, Gardi-
ner and Others in new characters.
SABBATH SCHOOL FESTIVAL, Franklin Hall
corner Of Ninth and ID streets, for the benefit of
Foundry IN. E.) sabbath School. A grand en-
tertainment last evening, with scores Of handsome
lassies Look out f-< rare treat tonight.
ORPHANS FAR. for the benefit Of st .Vincent's
Female Orphan Asylum, corner OF Tenth and G
SITS. Ice cream, confectionery, fancy articles &c
ACADEMY or Music. Pa. avenue, between Ninth
and Tenth SITS. Free concerts at O'Clock. Hall
open all day.
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ELsEwHERE Il will be seen that the Hiawatha
Club give another cotillon party at Franklin
Hall next Thursday night. Look on: for grand
n tartaf
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ARRKsrEp.-It Is asserted that Rev. Robert
Kellen, formerly chaplain Of The three months
District volunteers, and subsequently serving in
that capacity with the LIST California regiment
was taken into custody Yesterday 10y a guard
under the orders Of the Provost Marshal, and Is
now prisoner
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DATENT OFFICE CURIOSITIEs-Guide 10
Il Patents, Catalogue of Curiosities and Govern
rient Gardens: at the sts1d in Patent Office; Rare
Annausrisn Books, Government Books; Doou-
m nts furnished; Railroad Reports; Military Re
ports; Bnrnt Patent Once Reports; Cheap Books
FURNISHED to Pedlarsi Military Trials; Military
LAVE; Army Kegul ations; Panorama of the Coast
showing over 1900 miles; many thousand Chea .
books. Reooll eot cheap rent. Large sales, low
jh 29-Imf ALFRED HTfNTFR
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ATTENTION 10 called 10 the notice in another
column Of Prof Barnes soiree next Friday eve
ming at Temperance Hall.
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ARREsT yoR STEALING GOLD WArcH.-In
Georgetown yesterday afternoon Montgomery
Jones, q soldier wa crested by the Metropolitan
police charged with the robbery at the Signal
Camp Of a gold wat:h, belonging to Lieut.
Chsres HerIog. The accused was committed to
jail by Justice Reaver.
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YEsTERBAY the dwelling Of Mr.. Allen was en-
tered, and a quantity Of housekeeping articles
and other goods were "a ken away-several large
trunks and boxes, feather beds blankets, quilts,
comforts, shes;s, bolster and pillows, carpets,
hearth reg, tables, chairs, linen table cloths,
silver spoons, knives and forks, china and glass
ware, large tubs and buckets, remnants OF dry
goods; also quantity Of material for trimmings,
worth several hundred dollars. Ito .
ISsTAsrAsKous Guar Of Corns, Buniens,
CalIosities, Inverted Nsils, Warts, and all dis
eases Of the feet. Mr.. Dimond, Surgeon Chiro-
PodisC, IL enabled, by q peculiar process, 70
eradicate the most painful ererescenses IN few
minutes, with the least pain or the slightest
inconyenience to the patient. Consulting hours
from nine m 10 i've ? m, at his ofaee, $50
Best reference given In this city. feb Sim
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. COTTAGE SETS, n
4 COTTAGE SETS! =

Thirty vsry handsome Sets just received, in
with and without Marble Tops, and at prices mat
Also, an extsnaVs s ssosGtO Of GARNET
FURNITURE, FEATHER BEDS, B0LSTERs
and PILLOWS, Hair snd Shuck MATTR ESSES.
&c re-. BOTELER Il WILSON
IIon Hall, ais Pa. av., bet. 9th and 18th SIS,
u 2e-6teo ID and 81 foope
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CHEEVErl Editor STAY In listening to the
lecture o. Dr. Cheever, last night, the oJfsnSi6Is
suolec' of which was 90 Erskine, and the Battle
V1orities, one was forcibly reminded Of an ansc-
dote ofthat brilliant advocate: An honest q ua ker
being on visit to bis house. Erskine carried
him to church with him. When the minister
had read the text, the Quaker arose to leave
g STOP" said Erskine, o the services are not
through" 81 know that" said the Quaker,
but don't like the textS' "welI," replied
Erskfhe, "you must surely stay, then; for IL the
fszt had the small pox or yellow fever, the ssr-
nOs would not approach near enough to catch
It" The application Is obvious. J. NIL.
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APPEAR NIGHTLY
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
And eoHfiHhe svsry evsntHg Hnttl further Hofies.
NEW SCENERY
has been added to the stage, and every arrange
ment made for the proper production of
GEORGE CHRISTY'S
CELEBRATED FARCES, BURLETTAS,
DO. &c. &C,
Admission Is cents; Dorchester CHAIRS, 80 cents.
Doors open at quarter 70 ,; commerce. at quarter
pS. JOHN p. SMITH,
feS Rrsinee, kyert
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BOARDING.

ALL MEN DISCHARGED FROM SERVICE
n can gst fitted out In Q moe suit OF Clothes N
less than New York Prices, q The Psople'I Cloth.
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GENITAL GUARpHousg CAsEs-Bs6ors Jnni,,
WaItsr-William RothschIId, selling Ijouol
without license; fined $40 S. Theodore kal.
lendor, yagrant; workbouse 90 days. Mary Rose
do do 90 days. John Kuhns drunk; dismissed
George Davis, charged with larceny; dismissed
Bridget Conner, drunk; nned sass. Thoma,
Connolly; held for trial. Marx Evans fool :
for safe keeping. Eleven lodgers.
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GAVE UP.-Thursday evening, Thomas RYDER,
who stands charged with the killing Of James
Waters, yesterday q week ago, on r, near Twen-
tieth street, las was reported in the Star soon
after,) came into the city and delivered himself
into the custody of Justice Walters, who at once
committed him to jail for q hearing on Monday
next Ryder did not converse upon the subject
and proposes to leave all to the jury which shall
try the case.
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WANTED TO RENT-A modern HOUSE
w With to y TOOUs F.. between Penney inis
avenue and III street and 81 snd 18th s's. Apply 81
432 Eighth street, between Penn. avenue and
CT f. OF
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STocKs AND MoNgY.-At the banking house of
l.. Johnson & Co, we ascertain that the rate on
gold has advanced during the week owing pm.
ciPally to the speculative demand in New York
Tie rate Is buying; ~ to selling. There Is
not much active demand on the part Of the COM
munity here
Stocks in New York have advanced materially
under the influence Of the recent encoura2 ing
news from Europe and from our armies The
closing prices for stocks in New York Yesterday
Eeie-FOr U. ;. registered, COX; do. 1861, cou-
pom, go Tennessee 6's, AK; Virginia per cent,
81; Missouri do, 43k; New York Central Rail-
road 3if exchange on Baltimore and Philsdel-
PAia, Ki New York, /; Boston, scarce, \.
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Order in Respect to Passes and Prisoners.

GIDEON WELLEs,
Secretary Of the NAVY.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-24
MILITARY GOODS.

90O0 YARDS GOLD ARMY LACE AND
ZUOO Braids; l0sW yards Gold Army Cord
cases Gold Bullion, staff, Foot, Medical and Pay
Officers Swords; Gilt, Bronzed and Leather Scab
oards Sword and Revolver Belts; Spurs, and ali
descriptions of military trimmings furnisheg at
short notice.
CHARLES BABCOCK,
aug28 No. s Main Street.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-24
NOTICE.

NOTICE-ALL PERSONS KNOWING THEM
IN SELVES indebted to Major John Rheinlan-
der requested to pay tho notes and accounts to
the undersigned forthwith, as he is authorized to
collect the same by the same By so doing it will
save cost. WILLIAM JARVIS,
sepl2-d3t Justice for Perry Township