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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-13
SOUTHERN NEWS.

w
teen miles of Tarboro' n. C., the county seat
Of Edgecombe county, and about twenty-five
miles from the Wilmington railroad and thirty
five from Weldon. 1t is believed that the
movement is designed against Weldon, which
IS a place of great stragetic importance, as tour
railroads centre there.
The Federal statement Of the cavalry dash
into Fredericksburg on last Sunday is manly
confirmed. The Confederates, however, cap
tnred one Federal officer and three privates.
The Richmond Enquirer Of the 10th, says;
'SSignifcant movements are progressing along
the entire line Of Gen. Lees army. Stirring,
perhaps startling events seem to be rapidly ap-
nroaching. promising in reality q sharp and de-
cis;ve winter campaign. 1t is reported that
General Jackson was yesterday upon the verge
Of battle in the Shenandoah Valley, with great
" superior forces Of the enemy.
r. is rumored that Fort Darling has Deen adj
ditionaly strengthened by heavy base wall OF
solid masonry, and has received a shroud OF
iron mail over the most exposed parts.
\ new earthwork has recently been thrown
no on James river, near the Point Of Shoals,
intended for five guns Of heavy callbrp
The Richmond Wing Of November 10th,
saws :-''Gen. Van Dorm takes upon himself
the responsibility for the failure in his late bat
tie of Corinth He says it arose from neither
the faul4 Of his officers or men, out was his
own misfortune.
Bishop Johns preached twice IN Richmond
last Sunday.
The Richmond Examiner complains that
during the snow storm last Friday, Confede-
rate soldiers were marched through the streets
barefooted.
A Federal gunooat attacked the Confederate
forts at New Inlet, at the mouth Of the Cape
Fear river, North Carolina, and was hriskiy
replied to by the forts The object Of the at
tack was to get the range Of the guns, and this
accomplished the firing ceased
Gov. Brown annual message was read III
the LEGISLATURE of Georgia on Thursday He
refers principally to topics of State interest,"
In special message he takes ground against
the conscript law and submits the subject to
the Legislature for action. He also recon-
mends action on martial law, habeas corpus,
and the impressment Of private property.
Bishop Elliot, OF Georgia, announces that
the union of the dioceses OF Texas, Mississippi,
Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina, South
Carolina, and Virginia IL complete, under the
name Of the Protestant Episcopal Church Of
the Confederate States Of America. The first
general council WAS to meet in Augusta, Geor-
gia, on the 18th instant.
The Richmond Examiner says :-'There is
good reason TO suppose that the Federal feet
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FROM TENNESSEE.
ACCOUNT OF THE AFFAIR AND SURRENDER
or THE FEDERAL TROOPS AT TRESrUN
GEN. SHERMAN,S TROOPS MOVING SOUTH
BY WATER

CAIRO, Dec. 22.-An eye witness Of the taking
Of Trenton Gays that Col. Fry was in command
OF 20 men, half sick, the main part Of the gar
risOn having previously been sent TO Jackson,
as that place anticipated rebel attack 1t was,
however, feint TO draw troops from Trenton
When Col. Fry heard Of the rebel approach to
the latter place, he made breastworks Of cotton
balls around the depot. The rebels attacked
him with three pieces OF artillery. Thirty
rounds were fired, when the FederaIs surren-
dered. During the skirmish several saddles
were emptied.
On Friday, Col Taylor, OF the 5th Ohio, with
Col. Hawkins Tennessee regiment, went on
reconnaissance to Lexington, Tenn, where
they met a large rebel cavalry force, and were
badly cut up, and a number captured. Col.
naw kins escaped, but reached Trenton i'm time
to tt captured Dyer Station, on this side OF
Trenton, was evacuated yesterday afternoon.
The rebels were commanded by Gen. Black
Gen. Davis started from Columbus this morn
ing with . large force to drive or capture the
rebels.
Gen Shsrman's division, IL is reported, EN-.
barked on transports at Memphis on SATURDAY..
Their destination Is either Vicksburg or a flank
movement on the rebels At Grenada, at which
vicinity they have concentrated large force.
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Srsarr.-Afer our report closed yesterday
Mr.. Lam clos his speech III opposition 10
the bill ioz the release of State prisoners; and,
after an ccutive session, the Senate ad journed.
HorsH-After our report closed
Mr.. Pendl' ton offered the protest OF thirty
members against the passage OF the bill to in
den niiy'hc President and others in suspeudny
th- wit Of habeas corpus, which he asked - be
entered on the journal.
Tin rnot on OF Mr.. Stevens the paper was laid
on the tabie-yeas IS, nays ~.
Mr.. Na!laEdigham of-rtd tho following,
which lies over:
Resolred. That this House does earnestly
6esire that the most speedy and eHectuaI
II easures be taken tor restoring pace in
America; and that no time may b. let in pro-
osing an imrsediate cessation Of hpstilities,
IL order the speedy final settlement Of the un-
barry controversies which brought abb un-
IL ses"ry and Injurious civil war, by just and
al quafe security against the return of The
IL cala.nlties In times TO coma; and this
House desires 10 Offer III" most earnest assur-
anCes to The country, that they will, in due
tine, che, rfully cooperate with the Executive
and the >: ates for the restoration Of the Union,
by UGH cApllcit and most SOLEMN amendments
and provisions OF the Constitution IS may be
found necessary for securing the rights of the
several States and sections within the Union
unCer the Constitution
Mr.. Walker Offered resolution instructing
tie Committee of Ways and Means TO inquire
into tn exredI. ncy of authorizing the Secretary
OF the 1r.asury TO issue SlUO,CUU,UUJin bonds of
such denomination Us shall be adapted for cir.
pa. able III fl om 3 to years. Adopted.
Mr. Moorhead offered a resolution directing
Il secretary ofthe Treasury TO give precedence
OF soldiers claims over all others.
Mr.. Cox moved 10 amend by including sailors
and mariiies, and it was in this form adopted.
Mr.. bingham asked that the Committee OF
Judiciary he discharged from the consideration
OF the bin for the emancipation of slaves in tho
reb. Statrs.
The House refused to discharge tho Commit
tee by vote of az to Ca vote OF tHo-thirds
tein Unnecessary.
Mr.. White from the select committee on Bor-
der state emancipation reported a bill appro-
priating S2D,tSkLtHU TO aid Missouri in emanci-
paiing her slaves, and II was recommitted.
Mr.. Wilson offered a resolution iaquiring
VIII. Their Joseph &. G. Kennedy W no addressed
letter TO Jacob Thompson is the same who
now holds the Office OF Superintendent OF the
Census. Objected to.
The House went into Com rnittse of the Whola
and considered the bill making appropriations
10 supply Deficiencies for the year ending JUNE
ct;h, l,6J, which was passed.
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FIhASCIAL.-New York papers Of yesterday
evening say: The stock market holds up with
extraordinary firmhess in view OF the Wash
ington news. In no other financial mart in the
world would cabinet crisis excite SO little
concern. On the contrary, q panic would inn.
mediately ensue; but however, operators seem
TO pay as little regard to the startling news as
would be shown on any ordinary occasion.
Governments are very heavy. Coupon S's of
1881 are down to 1O2ait2h; registered, 96a97 <;
dsbtedness, Nxa9iH. Money lie in demand at
6pfr cent. We hear of large loans at bank, 70
stand over January LIST, at that rate There is
fair amount Of paper being offered daily at
SHs6 per cent, short datedD Exchange on LON.
don, sixty days, is heavy At las.
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GEN. FOSTERS OFFICIAL REPORT
OF THE UNION VICTORIES IN
NORTH CAROLINA

The following is the official report by Gen
Foster Of his late operations in North Caro-
lima
DECEMBER %, lS62.
Major Ge,. IT. ". Holiect, Gsnerol-in- Chief:
Fly expedition was n perfect success.
burned the railroad bridge al Goldsboro' and
Mount Olive, and tore up several miles of the
track of the Wilmington and Weldon Rail-
road. We fought four engagements, viz:-At
Southwest Creek, Kingston, White Hall, and
Goldsboro', and whipped the enemy hand
somely every time.
J. G.. FOSTER, Brig General.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
mosr IMPORTANT NION SUCCESSES.
ForR DISTINCT rsIO. VICTORIES.
THE IMPORTANT RAILROAD COSSEC TONS
AND BEIDGES AT AND SkAR COLDS
BORO' C pEST iOYED.

A dispatch from Gen. Foster rea he'd Head
quarters here this forenoon, announci thrt
INSTEAD of bling repulse d, as the Rebel bulletins
aIege, he has had four distinct hattlcs In march
ing to old hero, and distinct victory in ga III
He took Goldsboro, destroying its valu tb'e and
imporian. railroad bridges and other paTapher-
ma Tia, and then destroyed the even more in
portant bridges and tressla work eight miles
below, over the Neuse and its tr;butaries
We hope 10 have copy OF the dispate itself
in time for publication in to-day's second edi-
ton Of the Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-23

- Ii IL understood that the Indian Bureau
incllnes 10 favor the idea Of removing the In.
dians Of Kansas into the Indian Territory
south Of that STAKE. Many Of the tribes are
willing for this, as the region Is q good one
Hut the ~innsoasors, Of Minnesota, who hav
been removed some half q dozen times, are
Row oos'ihateiy opposed 10 further migration
ine SIOUX VINO own narrow strip south Of
sns Of the rivers Of that State, and claim that
thy own a like strip on the north bank of tn.
same river, must probably submit to be re-
moved west Of the confines of the STATE
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LATE FROM RICHMOND.
PARTICULARS OF THEwAR IN MORT II CAR
OLINA.
THE FEDERAL FORCES DISAPPEAR soUrH
OF GOLnSR0R0' ~

NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-Late Richmond papers
received here, contain further particulars or
the war in North Carolina.
The Erdniner says the Confederate forces
were al Goldsboro' last Wednesday evening.
tthe 18th inst.,) and that reinsorcements were
hourly arriving.
General Smith is represented as eansuine OF
success. II is reported that Lee telegraphed
him that he could spare, if necessary, $4,000
men.
A late dispatch to the North Carolina S.o..
dord states that the enemy had disappeared
south Of Goldsboro'
The Richmond papers of the Goth say that an
official dispatch had been received at the War
Department yesterday, from Lee, that thar.
was signs Of the enemy returning to the Poto.
mac.
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CONGRESSIONAL
kxXvII,h CONaRESS-THIRDsxs .,o,
TUHsDAY, December %.


SENATH.-Two departmental reports OF ,it.
tie public interest were received: Also nm.
w. 49, altsioent) the report OF the Hon. Reverdy
johnson as commissioner Of the Govsrnwany,
in New Orleans
Inc House resolution to adjourn over fror,
passed. ~ anu
Inc bankrupt Bill was next taken up and
9i.cMss.d on amendments proposed by Mr.
Doolittle and Mr.. Foster "'''
HoUsE.-Mr. Pendieton stated tina. .,,x q
pofton OF the protest offered BY him Yesterday
appeared on the Journal, aad asked that th,,
journal b. amended ~ 0
lhe speaker ruled IL out of order: and On An
app al sing taken the Chair was sustainrd-
yeas "a, naysa.
terror department reporting amounts due Chip
pewa and other Indians in thu STAT, of Micah
gan. Referred.
MT stevens reported q bill making appro-
pfladcns for he civil OK prnses OF the Govern.
nHht Tor ne year ending June, iS6I, ana moved
I" mah' u IL r. 'iaI order Tor January 9Th
tHIT-,d
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spIMr or THE noRnINe PREss.

The I.'eii.1sneer comments upon Gen. Burn
sides r,port, assuming the total responsibility
81 the attack on Fredericksburg. and says:
"Upon some points, however. Gen. Burn
sides report Ia silent. We do not learn whether
has movement by the way Of Frederic ksburg
was disad an ,ageously CHI cked atits thresnold
by any gu, b unto W ard drawbacks As have been
ALLEGED To exist in the absence OF pont1on trains
for crossing the Rappahannocki and other,
causes IF d. lay. Neither do We learn by whose
srrNnrrrnent II was that the advance on Rich
u ond should re made by singi, line, without
any $50 nt4natiors such a. have generally ben
81 ppused TO give strength 10 a military move
m, ut in any particular direction. These are
points upon " h!ch the country iskS for light,
a hey chir1y tended 10 make up the military
sitr alton with which Gen. Burnside was Ilied
to cope"
The Republicans says Of Gen. Burnside's re-
Port:
at is remarkable confession, this, and
places Gen. Burnside before the country in 10
enX lab e light.
abe is alphabetically q failure, and should re-
81 n at once or be removed. We regret TO be
Cb iSed % say these things of so amiable man,
bufhp is evidently in position for which he
hiss not he first Qualification"
The Chrc1,icle praises the Republican Sen
a,oIs who d, manGsd O reconstruction OF the
Cabire'; praisrs the President for Rot acceding
to the Gemasd: praises Gen. Burnside for sin
brposng his own character as shield for the
administration which has supported and hon.
ored him." thus making the administration
blam. les for the attack upon fredericksburg
but thinks that there " as really nothing cen
able about the matter, and "nObody to blame"
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GEs. BCHSsIpE.-The Chronicle of to-day
says:
"Such a man at such time, must be sus.
tanned, and We are glad TO learn that there is
no present prospect OF transferring him from
the position he so ably fills. Gen. Halleck, we
understand, has reported him free from all
blame In the Fredericksburg matter, and we
are sure the country will sustain the decision
OF the General-in. Chief. We know Of no bet
ter hands into which the magnificent Army OF
the Potomac can be entrusted, than those OF
the patriot soldier Burnside"
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TELEGRAPE1IC.
ANOTHER REPORT FROM GENERAL
BURNSIDE TO GENERAL HALLECK.
OUR WOUNDED AT THE BATTLE OF FRED
ERIC KSBURG LESS THAN 1900

The following has been received al Head.
quarters Of the Army:
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToxAo,
Dec. %, ie6a.-Aajor General IL. ". HaHeck,
Ge"eraI-in- Chit; In my report to you OF the
18th inst, the number of our wounded was
ated at almost nine thousand, a nd the mum Der
receiving hospital treatment as sixteen hun
dred and thirty.
Both of these statements are wrong. On the
authority of DIR I-etterman, our Medical Dir.c-
tor, 1 learn that the whole number or our
wounded is between six and seven Thousand
About one half are receiving treatment in hos
pitals. A. Z. BURNSIDE,
Mai. Gen. Csmd'g Army Potomac
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CohhopoR1 VAN BRUNT.-In replying to a
recent resolution Of inquiry with reference to
the procurement Of vessels Of the War Depart.
rnent, It is stated that the Secretary has verbal
information that they were inspected by Com.
uodore Van Brunt, ere being accepted. II so,
he and the public may Ssly on it that the De.
partments agents were duly informed OF the
condition and character Of the ships in ques-
ton There Is no more competent naval Inspec.
tor than Commodore Van Brsnt; nor is there
any other more sure 70 do his whole duty in
such q case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-23

- Senator Prarce, of Maryland, died at his
residence. st Chestertown, Kent county, on
Saturday last, after a protractsd Illness, in the
10Th year Of his age. His Senatorial term would
nave expired m ie67. Had he lived until then,
ne would have served thirty years in the Con.
Rr'ss Oh the United States-six in the House
AND twenty -four IN the Senate. The Governor
~iIi' as usual MI the vacancy until the meet
Ing OF IN" state legislature, which does not
take place for over a wear hence
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SECOND EDITION.
rhAlH oCLooK p. u.
THE PRECEDENT TO TIE ARMY

The following touchingiy eloquent address
Of the President, taken in connection with Gen
burnside report, which We published yest'r-
das, form q chapter in the history Of this war
hardly less creditable indeed to human nature,
than 10 the distinguished authors OF the two
parers themselves:
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
TAsHIaGToS. December -, IS63
To ne Amy q The Potomac Il have just read
your Commanding Generals preliminary re-
port OF the battle of fredericksburg. Although
you were not suecrssful, the attempt was not
an error, nor the failure other than an acct Dent
The courage with which you, in an open field,
maintained the contest against an eatr.nch-d
foe, and the consummate skill and success
with which you crossed and re-crossed the
river, in face Of the enemy, show that you
POT SEES all the qualities of great army, which
will yet give victory to the cause OF the country
and of popular government. ConGoling With
the mouInsrs for the dead, and sympathizing
with the severely wounded, i congratulate
Won that the number OF both is comparatively
go small
l tender to you, officers and soldiers, the
thanks Of the nation.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
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- The Senste has confirmed the nom ination
OF Gale b Ii. Smith for District Judge OF the u.
- District Court OF Indiana. No nomination
hss y,t tsen mad. 20 SUPPLY the vacancy tn as
occssions d in the Secretaryship Of the mt, ri,r
D,-DaItmeTt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-23

CHRIsrhAs fHISos Thomas h. wiison, No Iua
largest and anest assortment ef Poultry, Gene,
ssy,,aeiss, Beef, Mutton, &c, from Pennsyir .
Shri,tnas Turkeys, Geese, Chiekeus, sirioirs
saddlss. re, &c, ss he displays on his heTyJ
such SutEtities. a. Sss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-23

THk cHEArssI place d this city for Phetosr phi,
Albums 10 al shilhngtohh Bookstore, Odeon Blu Ia
ing, corner A. street aud Pa. av de IS n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-23

REcECITs.-Twenty recruits for the 10th
Virginia, and eighteen for the 18th New York
have arrived.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-23

POCKET PICRING.-A gentleman q he AT wing
m the cars, this morning, was relieved OF his
pocket book, containing $50, near the ticket
ofice of the depot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-23

LOOK 70 the Juveniles soc them well b~stcvsi
with books for the coming hoiid ays Go an 4 N xie
yeur selections at Shillingtons bookstore, Odsoa
Buiiding, corner IA street sno Pa avenue. He has
large assortment OF iacestructihle Pleas ire
Books Also, Juvenile Books in every variety.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-23

SUDDEN ILLNEss.-Brig. Gen. Ru 1us King
shout twelve O'Clock " lille sitting in carria .e
in Il ont OF the National Hotel. He was imme-
diately carried TO his room, and medical men
having been called, he soon experienced relief
He is now doing very well. ana req uires only
rest 10 restore him TO his usual health.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-23

WINE sruBE.-There is nothing like good slass
Of Hook, Claret or Cham pagne With q rood cisa,
all Of which be had at the European Hotel Wine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-23

n@WAsHINGTON SCIENTIFIC ASSOCI4-
O TON A special meeting of the WsshinS-
ton Sei.Dtnc As-oeiatinu i'll be held at the as
kylyauia aver az, hetw en- 6tb And =, n SIRE 4. an
ICEsl A Dec "a. st halt past seven q click p
m. n n teya ~ the Astoci.tan An all mar An
iEtererted j. sc. ntifc know ds are inyirei IN
49, Ahmi--i u IRE. ny ord r of the VIC.
- 'i''.'-''-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-23

|" Psr-cn BrownIow l"ft the city this morn
Ing 20 -r--at thu holidays ~ I'hi'iielphiA
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10y F-GRAND LODGE.-Psst Grand,:
EvEElEG, AZ ~ o'clock, to make arfsnssusnts
T Ior tne tune n o, me late P. G. . SIaPHaS X.
BAhBxE0EE, OF Eastern Lodge, MOI
II + BANGS G. 4
HSI. o. O.F-The members Of Eastern Lode,
w No. L. o. 0. r., are requested Co meet &
avenue. TO NIGHT for the purp $50 of maxi ~
Arrangements for the funeral Of P. g. GEoR3e
BAhBkE0ER. BY order:
JAMES n. MO0RE. Nc
Z. h. PEARSON, rec. Bee.
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rHR MCDONNELL CuuRr OF INorIRY

THB MCDUNELL COURT OF INQUIRY.
To-day, Maj. Gen. SIgel was cross-axamined
on tehalf Of the defence. He WAS thus EXAM
ined rs to why he had a bias in his mind gain st
Gen. Med, and replied at length, charging
neglect on McD.'s part to reinforce him (SigeD
with his cavalry at Waterloo, and also tn alb.
ser 20 Of that confidence and consultation on
McDowelrs part which should have existed
between corps commanders.
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WIN. II. THO hPSOS,
$40 NINTH STREET,
Unc Door from Pennsyirania Aveaue,
DEALERIN
Tnhooon nnd Clears.

The attention Of deslers and the pub &c s invited
{. my stork Of FINE VIRGINIA CHEWING To
BACCO, which bought when il VAS cheap, aud
Am Or. pared sci al the very lowest cash price.
In PiTG TOBACCO will name the following:
Thnr, = Eldorads hude-son's Navy.
Mct'Ork lc', 60 Leaf tfrsNclv Taist,
Nlue Hem Chicken Trotters Rough Ready,
yirgi, iss Foil Tvist,
Eurrct,' : Honey Dew Bona Eide.
GrGvciy. Love EXCELSIOR,
Tens Fives.
and various other brands
have also hand. large lot OF CIGARS,
FINECUT CHEWING and SMOKING TOBAC
co, which invite attention TO before purchasing.
WM IL THOMPSON,
$40 Niuth SER 'et,
de- I'm one door from Penua. avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-23

THE FITZ JOHN PORTER COURT MARrIAl
" as not in session to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-23

CRIMINAL CoURT, Dec. - The Jury in the
cese of Augustus Ford indicted FOR the murder
OF John Adams returned a verdict Of guilty.
Dec. s3-Wm. Sadler was convicted on a
charge OF larceny.
The case Of George Becker, indicted for pass
ing counterfeit mon v, was on trial when our
report closed. Phillips for defense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-23

(NIBBs' HAIR STORE,
gag Pa acenxe, asov THiylsersk q,
Ladies hair ceiored perma nent black or brow,
BRAtDS, RANDRAUa
CCfLe. WIGS, ROLLERS "a
NJ ticP. DEPOT POH TTIR SALE nv
10 - Sni BATCH ELOG'n HAIR pyY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-23

C1ltkeue. A.
sueS were never before seen her. 10
ifltft Al No .esth So, Capitol Hiii ass 4. 4"
FFocaEF' soJ Ss.ss ss,,. Il .m.sy%..
&e; The loser can Obtain Il - idsssif;iss ' ana
sT..s .sese sS e and HI iet PLANT CO ssS
C5 RIwARp;zLest. on MONDAY nisht. bet.e.,
ISsk sIt 5:fF! :,S s%ss s.s..s
Par CHANoE.-As ..tienea DO IRIS. ROOM
~ ~ NATE induosmes,s offered . :: II ARA Oh
Pee pea rSom and private perln .n god moor o g.
s::s E s:s ~ - 1:s
RssK1 0St c & Ark fi SS:. Se Hot A'fi:
THIS is 10 giyk EorISE, that ID. ;asseri
.ou 'o os z: be- e "a
s sssa. ss .:a an es,s :
t tta the same sith the .euehsrs ther.f %
einaSd from ali Sss-st: Il the .sii estate ~
si.n Snfs5 my ftSS s NJ ~
de zt-ia~sw. Atninist ator.
D.. CRAB ArpLE oIDsRi
"hAS'S1ckIs APP, cIprR.
Just Received.
For sale by
VIM coRwIN BURaY.
Corner ard n .vrnths,re,tL
FRE-H EGGS
JUsT Received. For sale by
NM O. BURY,
Corner and r.isr. nth stres.
a. TEAS
yast received.
Forsaleby
NM CORwIN BCRGf,
DE- ~ 81 Corner ] and Nj 'y.Eth streets.
FURNISHED HOUSE wANTED.-Msnted 70
y rent for from enc "a three years FURNISHES
Dwelling Tor private family. Location IN the
First or Second " hra preferred. Address. Lccs 10,
- Viking sCE. y. {. "iu
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INSPECTION Or THE PoLIcE.-To-dav, the
patrolmen OF the Metropolitan Police are be M
inspected by Capt Nc kelvey, of the Detectives,
at the several station houses. The object of the
inspection is Ia see that all the men are fully
prepared for duty, and that the veral static as
are kept in good order. Ii is TO BE- hoped tsat
the iEsps cton W ill lead TO the repairing OF the
First and Fiflh-ward lock-ups