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Secession Report. about jackson Contra
dictrd.

Secession Reports about jackson Contra.
dictrd.
aE - sAiD TO BE MARCHINd on cCMsBRLAND.
BALTIAoIS, Md, Nov. H-Passengers by
western car>, Tonight, heard nothing OF the
Rebels crossing the Potomac, " nj IN contradicts
current rumor here. to-day. among Seces sion
Isle, of Jaekson's having crossed last night and
this morning, near Hancock. There are reports
that Jackson is marching towards Cumberland
and Clarksburs.
Col. Chas. Howard former Baltimore police
commissioner. who WAS temporarily relieved
from Fort " arren. arrived home 10 time 10
hia daughter Elizabeth die, this evening, after
q brief ilnt ss.
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EXCHANGING PRISONERS

Gen. Sherburne, Acting Assistant Adi't 3en-
eral on Gen. " adsworth's stan, leaves this city
thu, afternoon, Per stsamersf for Fortress Mon
roe, having IN charge between Us and 80 ~
cssh prisoner 'pi war. to be exchanged
Thi- forenoon, by order of Gen. Wads worth
ihrs were aiI permitted 10 purchase such nece--
s,rieS and comfort, ror .hsir own u-e A, their
several means " ould admit 81.
W. iirar :iIat several Of their late companion,
refused 70 20 South 70 be exchan ged, prrfer!in-
TO get their d:-cilarSr By taking the oalh OF a.
legiance 10 The United >LsteS
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AN internal REvE>UE DHCIsIoN-L Re-
9r:6 TO tAs Terms s'.Hos.y EJrnei,'' By OScsr. ~
Ire Srr,ics If fb> Gor.ra=rspf.-Paynie made
10 officers in the service OF the Government. hy
way OF reimbursement for G-f'srl srpyases. o;
which an account - rendered, are not subject
10 reduction Of the threa per cent. AK
But when moneys aye received p. s0ch OIL
cars by WAY OF con, - EtJfinp, and no account 81
actnal expenses * rendered, thu lax ,nq.g o..
assessed upon the amount 50 received.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
LATEST FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
FIDEPAL RECONNOrSSANCE WITHIN FIVE
MILES OF TARB0E0' AND WITHIN ONE
MILE OF GREESfILLF
OBSTRUCTION OEREBEL s.LTnogKs NEAR
WiLMINGTuS

MN IoRS. Noy. 1.-THE HsrrB of this
morning has a letter from New t-srn, dated ,h.
3ih instant. stating hat Gen. Fosters army
VA At WILLIAMSON on the Sth, under orders 20
march 70 Plymouth on the 9th, and from thence.
embark IN Transports Cor Nevbern.
Reconnaissance Wen made within five miles
from Farbo'o'. The Rebel, were found 20 have
nia>sed thf re- 4 large ;orce.
Reconnaissance have, b-'rn .aai. w the liz
tie -untoat NORTH SAT-" within ou- mile OF
GrecuviIie, on Tar RiN-r.
Tia" Rehci salt work.. near wjl:u .ay.oa. .,a,,
be- Al entirely destroyed ~ the gunhos, Ellis,
without less OH our SIDE
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I" Tho iron steam corvette Stetini va. mt
~ commission yesterday At the Brooklyn Navy
Yard. She will go 10 sea upon secret business,
t'Aouch II IS said she will soon be heard from
She Is regular man-of-war and can steam
ffte'n miles an hour. The forty-gu frig;,,e
Colorado was reported ready for duty yester-
day. She i, one of the great steam liners DuiIt
tn ie35. aud Will 90 10 the South Atlantic fleet
srd Icrort ~ Rear Admiral I.ardner.
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Amer Tueh Inquiry, today, We sr" forced %
fhP conclu, ION that Gen. Fremont - Hot 70 ne
made Military Gov. rlor Of this District and
Commander OF tn" Defencee of Washington.
a strong effort 20 Ina; end is, bows yer. doubt
l'--s h"I&g jusi now Iatde by q;ite number 81
leading aud active poliiiciins, who Go not seem
TO make much n ad way in thier undertaking
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1871 YON POPELLI Won DIE r,r>

I0sEPH sNTDER'S PATRIOTIC bIppIEa
III! NDhhER ALMANAC, fo- Tho y-At al ,,,r
h",a a nd ssTionr Jesus Christ, lSSi will he r.sdy
tn lev days. IL will have on the fr,t n. -. az =
o,ir OF the gr"ste.t patriotic ensrsyings ,h.t I'M ,
To- ~, In . sen on sa Almanac 1t viii contain
~, nsIai information fos the peopl Eyarv'
rid OF H. n"vs copy of il il they want 20 get
80 - y n seh.c Majesty snJ Ston-w,N Jackson
M. len psvs the ksns gsdurion, humbur "f liz
~ -ihaasc va! pe for sale Il t,. f,iio~
N p%t-ji-fi,hrr brothers, ,'hiI,dsI IL; :. !.
ny AVER; baltimore; Gilhe = Nv. 20
New York CITY; Wil!arts' New koo,n TT n'Ssnrf
ara he diferent Book-tcre- ia W,.b;r ..1 n.
Jo-esh snyder's Orig nal Pastures wiiI IL ~ u.
ss!e al sbs above places. Nov j. yo,,r -, e ~.
want Y" Pres, nj ~ciebS.ic No. pictor. =, 20
tri-ods FOR a holiday pre--nt Tae.. VT ~ lou,
cha "nst tbt rid I" excel; tn-J afe .hs -
H,ntc fisssie"n Pictures for the people ~
Picture No. will he Soyd.r. wool AMI s;a.l
mounted apon their white chargers $50
Picture No Viii be Jo-ephSny der. the ps.rio,,e
EtstrIeon OF North An"-.cs, Sitb his - t,i-nI.d
Gene'ais. A.. u"uat+t uprn thriy charges ThIs
Pti.f VIZ - pa the Ire. 3f Il apo eon 8onn
psrt. Sc"'- All lAHSis Napoleon aai al Other Gen.
Picture Nc. vii contain s1au.;fu, We. If
;y'vrn >" s'.s and So SsyJ Ysst and th 8 Ansess.
"a big rhi- picta-. ~ - cot - in sp.end;t
''N aA ts4'T e"o"P o! GIT'
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~ Id nchburE tIeLrl} paper says that tn,
Irmter of deSertiofs fIom the Rebel army is
startling, and that they aIe often the best class
OF soidi'r>- II adds hat the Confederate Gov
"rrmFni l. fully alive 10 The magnitude OF th,.
"vii. and S 'Hiorring She death penalty in thu
cs-e CT .Nerv Ge-erJer
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- TIE Albany Er-aiHg Josroo' of Tuesday
e'cniHg considers the complexion of The New
foiS Assembly settled. 1t will stand sixtv
H." Ricn to siAty-three Democrats. ard tina,
SI'hout counting Dir. Carter, Union Rcpub-
iith"' from Albany county, v no was endorsed
by 'he lHnaecrats, but cannot be depended on
- VOC with ,hem.
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f!E-oN AL.--'Gsr. Robertson, L. \. V; Col A.
N-Coibcrn- L. :. A.: J. III. Ranch, L.. - Med
'e'4 Hie'ior' Gov. AnGrcN, Mass: Hon T. G.
l'eiar!ar-' n Y. and a. W akcman. " y. arg
- VIII. ds'
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The War in Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. t.-Tht bridg, a: Frank
fort has been completed, and ihr trans
running over ii.
The deaths in the twenty EIGHT hospitals OF
this city and vicinity, during the past week.
number sixty.
tnauihCntlCatFd rumOrs prevail that 4 con-
siderable force of Rebels are at Big Hill, &c
miie- southwest of Richmond, Nv
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BOARDING.

DLEASANT ROOMS. with good no ARD can ne
L ottsiEed by a gentleman ant Wit Wthout chil
dren At No .btis Twelfth = st the southwest cor
of the Smithsonian q rout.dS no l3-3i'
RcARDlNG Large sud vel. Furnished ROOMS
- for rent. @iih Board. siGeie and comnunlca-
ting. one square from WilsrdS' Hotel. Inquire at
Star ONCE. i3
A LADY FROM PHILADEtPHIA.H HAS TAKEN
"a the hand. omely Furnished House, No. 1
franklin Place. stree, between 18th and I4th, sad
i nov prepared for tie reception OF first class
BOAEDEES. no l5-iws
"ANTED--BOARD, IN respectable private
w family. Residence between Penns ) wanna
aVenre and street. and between 18th and . N St.
stating term. Reference required AddrcS, T.
T Star 0.iice. orsa
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The Drafted Militia-Sub.titute.t to Enter
the Old Regiments.

HAERissUEa, Nov. III Dispatch 70 the
Philadelphia Irquirer.l The necessity OF fl H.
ing up The old regiments in the field, has
elected new Order from Adyu;ant General
Thomas, through the recommendation OF G0v-
crnor Curtin, by which the drafted State militia
have he privilege OF volunteering in the old
regiments, either by companies OF squads,
und-r their own selected officers.
This Order also req hires all substitute here
after employed 10 enter the old regiment, on
being accepted and mustered inIo service
Thio must be distinctly underst TODD by those
who intend entering the array a. substitutes.
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DIED IL THE STATION uor.,
between and . O'Clock. oflcer fa.t
seventh Ward, found q man ye,. .,se4
gon on Eleventh street, near Mar,,mn
and with the aid Of o number M h sad Ave-
10 the 10Th precinct station, whrr. ~ -
as comfortable as poesiele; the pa.rs .
him him BED ,, Df ~ WILT wa. At oac. a.
attack Of bilious foyer. This rno.,s -
ever. he died.
He did not give his name, but st,,
was Confederate soldier and haS 20 ~
prisoner In Maryland and parolss q
about 30 years Of age, and was r.. ne Z
moreiand county, Va. Coroner =
will hold an inquest this zfternooo -
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uyrr coIoyy, coI grpx

This gentleman reached ;!iis city under ar
r,.st This forenoon, in obedience 10 orders - re-
pot a. :hn headquarters OF the army, ye ;aka H.
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LErTpREp AND DIsNIssED.-Yestrrday. ~
boys. named Henry Hilton and joseph bl
Were arrested Tor creaIin. a nuisance n -
sfrr-t- They were locked up for whils. -
afterwards lectured by Justice Waller. -
dlsniSSsd.
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MEMORY AND MUsIC-ProL Armes win&pD
one OF his novel memory entertainments =
Monday evening next n Willards' Hall -
proceed. whereof will be- devoted 10 the bc,r0s
OF the District volunteers.
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

II, NOTICE,
HE SECOND GRAND BALL OF IN. ISLAND
FEfEN DSHIP ASSOCIATION will tax. "A
place st Tenn per ince Hall. on street. be-
twecn 9th ard 10th. on THANkSGIFINGFA
EVE, "Wednesday evening. S0vem ber So ti5&A
Particulars in future advertisement. no Is It
GOOD TIMES COMING The SHIELDS BOYS
NJ by request Gf their nanny friends. intend "A
civin. their t.rth GRAND ASSEMBLY
TIT RSDAY NIGHT, November an'h. ST "a
Franklin Hall, corner 9Th and sts. TicketssES&A
s admittir a gentleman AID ladies'.
foB.F.incr "a AErnHg. DrsHiS-j. Flame gan, J. Ho-
gan. d. Mcnamara. N. III rrigan, p. Hogan. nii-et-
IN /. o. X. NJ
i He Members Of the GSAGE TRIBE. No. q, [.
ID. x NJ, take pleasure in announcing 20 thrir "a
friends. ard the p..blic in general, that they
intend giving their first GRAND BALL on "A
MONDAY, Nov. IL, 1851 st TEN perance Hal, II
on - between 9Th and 10th.
10 make this the best of the season
A. the proceeds OF this Ball 70 be devoted
purely 20 benevolent pur poses they A. the stron-
age Of the public
Tickets 81, admitting a gentleman and ali-s.
Aiaap:s,s on fhe Pet Of n, Tssoyors I'm.
Brother Middleton, Brother HoPkin,.
= S4molids - Caamous.
CaWoOI,
MANAGERS or ~ Po,r If re Logan TIT.
Brother Chick. Brother Prster.
Geates. Campbell
Scot
Brother II. o. Whitmore, Brother Crsnpsry,
- Croosfed, Iniermsur
= ". hitmnr-. Hickman.
- King. ,n I.-.tr
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EIfCUIr COURT FOR MONTGOMERY corn
v TY-IN EQUITY

NnyfNBEs TyEM l~62
WILLIAM ROBERTS } The object # hi,
suit
ANGELINA D. ROBERTS dscrs 70 r;, p,ps re,
TiW0"F. The bill stalks that the com mailman,
William :. Roberts iu'.rIaarried wifi, H. a smt
sht IN or scout the yesr lS; and that after living
nSt'her uni.i 'he year lAsi, the Defendant with,
ON shy Jh-t reason or cause aba nd one.I thn corr,
p!a'nant anu her home; and thatfhrra is No res
"Aahl" NP-ct Al IONS Of reconciliation ~ thu
ur"6 sdJuagri and ordered. that the r,npisiuaut
oH CAUSING copy Of this order Ia be ius. tied i'm
..in| nc",Iaprr printed in Washington Civ in h.
District OF Columbia once ia zach OF four snrc''
si'e weeks before tie 17;h lay Of Decemhar
eighteen hundred and Sky. two Vi wing motto. 20
thu laid absent dci-uianL Of tn nhr.ct mn - ~
st"aCt OF thi> bill, and hes app ar "A thi
I"r1t III pcr~Jn or BY solicitor on or haInr, IN.
MT day OF April mex, TO answer The pretsiSs nj
snow cst"e. any she has, xhy i.crs. on Oh, NOV
to pRss - prayed. '7 ""'
NlCH'S BREWER. Cir.aitJuis.
C-py-Tc-t JtS 4, i,rSISS.,sT'
SorFT,Sg y, lSja M S,I,~,,SY'
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lHg ENPTo sIoN To-DAY.-About = o,cI,~.
this afternoon heavy explosion in the dirV,-
;lOn Of use ATlnory caused Great excisurn
from the fear that an explosion had c-e111S
IA that building, and that many hives nd -
lost. -
i; APPEARS however, that the exploSios -
from he burning OF some damaged powder
The A-mory LOT.
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S!NT TO JAIL FOR A HEARINa.-Iast Ma
pIToiman Lynch arrested Henry NJ Iiuk =
s'raiIng coat and pants, the property Of Soie
mon STRAUSS. lie was closely purs ued and ~.
n"Ise ne entered on Pennsylvania avenue, nss,
KlmEa-l's alley, searched: hut the goods -
not found. Subsequently Link got into Co.
N"rea'ion with patroiman Kelly, who drrv
HIM ont 20 admit the larceny, and tell w..
the clothes were. The clothes were recoyes,S
and Link wa ent TO Jail for further hearise,
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PERSONAL.

NRS. SMITH, 4 Nos E5,,9su 7SS Msdixgi
Ili will give sttngs for Shor, time 20 those that
wish, for the purpose of sceip. their deceased a
well as living friend, gets nsmes describes cor
rec'ly, rrads character, foretells future events
reai- the future Hours Tor sittiuss from 10 TO O.
Charges reasonable Rooms at No 90 South A
street. Capitol Hill. no IJ-3t.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
oIN FREMONT TO BE MADE COMMANDER OF
TpE nYyHNC rs or WASHINGTON AND
MILITARY GOVERNOR OF THE


DISIHICT OF COEVMbIA-
II ~ believed around Us that the gallant AM
Able Hein,zleman is about TO BE- ordered to take
the field, with Gen. Burnside; also that Glen.
wadsworth is 10 have q comms I'd in the same
srmy; and. further. tha, Major Gen. John e.
Fremont l. to BE- assigned to fill the positions
held At present by both those offcers-Com-
mandpr of thu defenc~s of Washington and
Military Governor of the District OF Columbia.
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ARMY GAZETTE.

Gems. Augur and Grover are released from
duty in the army OF the Potomac, and ordered
TO report 10 Gen. Banks
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To Cruise Tor the ..Aiabama.'s

BusToN, Nov. 1.-THE steamer CircaS.,ian
now ~ New York. will take the place OF The
Rhode Island as transport 10 the Gulf squad
ron. The Rhnd,' Island is 10 IL fitted ont here
immediately, with heavy armament, 10 cruise
for the Alabama
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,H NEW FALL STOCK, 100

1876 NEW FALL STOCK. 1876
PAPERHANGiNGS
I'm brscing Gold and Velvet. Gold Stamped Me-
dunn and Low priced PAPERS, appropriate either
Ter the richly adorned OIL most humble residence
WINDOW SHADES
A beautiful selection Gold Band. Imitation Go.i
and Common Shades. Buff Green and Blue TJu,-
land by the yard or made into shades
OVAL PICTURE gRANES
WorFGHfed 10 be GtIied with l;ah Lar
The handsOmest assortment in the District from
thr best msnuiactory in the country. Also, beau
tfql variety Of dark Wood and small-siZed Oval
tie msnEfacture.
PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS
Different szes snd colors, Picture Ripcs Nails &c
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS.
Copies OF celebrated Pictures, Painting. Ststus-y
&c.
TIE attention of those renovsting is called 10
the above goods. which were purchased for and on
account of the times will be sold at The lowest re-
muneratlSe prices exclusively for
for goods and labor, hen pu rchased and eyacu.-d
All articles warranted as represented
- Orders for PAPERHANGING or WINDOW
sHADEs punctually executed. In city or country
]. MARKRITE3,
No. 4sG Seventh ST., eight doors above
DO Ij-ln Odd Fellows Hall.
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O r r &c A L.
psskRyNsSr % SrArs,
wIsuINSyoy Nov

Releases from the draft on the ground OF alienass
have been allowed In the following cases: 4
n - 4
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TOBACCO AND SEGARS FOR SALE AT
Il WHOLESALE
] ID. Lump.
l. ID. Do
l, III. Do
s To- Do
so sro.s ZINE CIT CHEWING. "a Tin Foil,
III dIhcren BraUds
u gross FINE CUT SMOKING variou, BrsuIs
- Also. 80 ooo SEGARS. suitable for suffer. ana
r. taIlcrs ~
All at which Offered at he lowest WhoIssIr
price,. al ~ Hi=h street, Georgetown D. G
. JAMES WALLACE
charge. nrIIsry
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RALrlNoREANs =, ru,r1r1n.
FIRST GRAND BALL OF the BALTIMORE 40
CIAL. 20 be held at Temperance Hall, 81. m
hrtaeen 9th and 10Th. on THURSDAY EVE ~
MING Nov. %. The mt Ubers of this ~ 40 "a
citation will spare no means TO make this th-...A
most agreeable RSii OF th Season. Tickets ) :,
sdm.t:in: 4 E'ntlsmsn and ladies.
tOH1dtrss az Arm srI2'aG.
= Hart, a L. Zimmerman
u An9erman, 4 May no 3-iaw-v-
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PEREMPTORf SALE;
OF
VALUABLE FARM
IOpr Mt From EaN,iagfoa
Inc euh-criter NJ agent, "; Ill oli.r nj public sale
on SATt RpAl. November -, lSia, ut IL o'clock
NJ. on The PROMISES. that highly improved Farm
called
"EIVERSDALE"
formerly owned by Dir. Penn and nov beIou gin.
TO James MaSiii, ESQ, situated at Penn's Station
the baltimore ana Washington railroad Ana
lying between the railroad and turnpike bindina
ON both, SdJoini < the lands of John G. Rives 30
The Farm contains la2 acres Of highly cultivated
land, in good neig q borheod -
House, containing Il rooms with large uorticoes
east and west, and all necessary nuthouses
The mansion bouse 10 on EN- inc nee com u and
ing fuil view of the railroad and Blsdensburg
and approached by wide avenue with lofty shade
trees on each side, and the lawn laid out in walks
and hliea with choice shr ubbery and everareens
with large apple and peach orchard in fun bear
ing;
The entrance to the place is on the turnpike
RWss, Esq. ~
three years, with interest.
For full particulars apply to -.
NJ. BANNON, Attorney
no - ST. 81 Saint Paul st. Baltimore Nd
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lust .RECEIyED On CONSIGNMENT
- l'a bsrreis APPLES,
% do. ERANRERRIES

lust RECEIyED ON CONSIGNMENT
- i" bsrrels APPLES,
- do. CRANBERRIES
inboSes new FIGS and RtISINI
2.n0 lbs HINCE MEAT u rerioF
PRESERNED PEACHES, &C.
5nt'0 Gle AIRS
;TCASDIES,
5,eOTIN PLATE and EMERY PAPER
no l5-s,n,w;t MARSHAL / PAGE. Auct'rs.
REMOVAL.
PaperhaDgings, Window Shades and l. phoiS,ery
Good. 10 No. iJ2 Seventh street Opposite the
Patent Office.
Having and well assorted stock and in.
creased facilities for business he respectfully
so.icits the orders Of the public
Paperhaneing and phol-tery work Of every de
sCTip ion executed " It'll dispatch Come and see
no il-2w (IntclI
THE WASHINGTON ACADEMY OF MUSIC
I 80 Pa. AZ enue, between g.h and ~ h ,t-rrt,
Continues is Free Concerts every AFTERNOON ana
eLening. commencing At p. m.
The Projectors have secured the service Of
Mi; LAURA BERNARD. Prinls Donns. Of Nv
G"Inic Els ger, IN German and Encls OF the times
They are also daily expecting the arrival of c.le.
blst"d DanscUse. Mr.. NELLENSTEIN continues
TO preside 1T the piano, and Mr.. BRAN Is a,lsn
CONTINUES 10 flourish his violin bow there Tie
STAG - beautifully decorated /; the RefrrSh neut>
ar al the very best quality and 1T niserste prices
Olctrs always ID attendance 10 preserve Orrier
husle !. nightly patronized by throns oi mos.
Respects bic citizens.
HENRY ROSENTHAL 4 F. BRANDEIS.
u" NV Proprie tors.
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UAFHANs COT RT.-Thie msrninr. Mn -.
esret Bayiy, widow OF ". r. Bayiy, WA -
pointed guardian of her children fctt.-c
a ~ de- bonus non were grantee Il
town. The will Of the late Geo Horse,ns.
aannitird 10 probate. inventories Of the 49,
o. "a iidr@d johnson, Capt Paul M. EnrIe. Ii
Bay - and T. ". Risqui wrre returned. ~
m accounts OF 'hH executor Of Ann Nash ar
Of ". r. Riley, guardian OF Octayin and A.
LhE, and the second account OF MatuHa
r.. Gra:nmer, guardian Of Alice W. GrammG
we're fled
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FIGHrIyo TIE PoLIcE-Yestrr6.. -
Patrolmen Johnson and Cook wc,5
10 20 to Fourth &C.. IN the Nor,bsra -
and arrest Michael Sheahan, Tor ~
derby and breaking in the door OF -
riue Connor't dwelling. Sheahan- vS
ed, began 10 fight and resist the ofhc-
Of them received q severe kick. and -. q
was bitten by him. Finding ne cou,S
cape singie-handed. he called for a. -
number of Irish women surrounded ~.
snd their prisoner. and attempted a -
station, lined SO FOR his disorderI,
and locked mp toawait hearing Tor kis -.
on the officers. .
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0TNOTICE TO BOSS BLACKSNITHS-All
W. members OF the Association are notified TO
attend = meeting 10 be held Il. the Richmond Hnusr
corner of 9Th aDt ID streets, TCE5D&Y EVE
MING. November 18th. 81 -. o'cinck when i'm
porfant buS iness will be brought before the A-So-
citation. b, order of the President of the t.sncis-
tlnn 81,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-15

ID FUsTAlN AND CORDUROY.
I1EST Grades Cor Huistng SUITE -
CLOTHS. CASSIMERS, &c.
One p ice only. mart ed IN plain Gyares =
PERRY BRO,
no lt-Iet Penn avenue aai eth e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-15

Tor SALE-A good
l. DKACGHT HORSE. III
Price SSA S'
Apply 81 JOHN HENbER.oN'S Carp4n-AA
teT shop, e. street. uear 9Th nc M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-15

0%ENECCTIyH MANSION
u-S SoyRaBER !. 1852
Cntil the meeting Of Congre-- me Pro>ideo. will!
not receive visitors after le clock NJ on ANY day
3-iw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-15

EoCND-N Willard Hotel. sPOCKET Bod
u With money, which the owner can hsw frsl
Mr.. GAloDf. AS Tenth at 10 lS6s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-15

THE Bopr FouND.-Last nlght, The
gcrs OF the Fourth Ward. while clea.s
priyy at MT; Toleurrs, Indiana aveasSo
new born infant They immedia.elv -
the police, who took chsrse Of the dssz -
70 await the order Of the coroner ana . -
The readers Of the Star will -, =
Thursday we MENTIONED the arrest OF H-
Commodore on suspicion OF infantici1>
a. she - well enough 10 stand a tr5si
finding OF this body seems 70 have Co..
with the facts upon which the suspjclsS p
based. An inquest will be held ne soos -
coroner can Be notified aud jury sumI.,S
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-22

Gen Pope, a Demo rat, uses
tie following llnguogc Ia regard
80 arming the negroes.
81 want 10 KIN EN-, (,he rch-
els) They have gotto Pc killed
and il is not Tor nae 70 care whit
the color OF a man is who will
nelP me 10 put an end 90 them ;
SO bring on your negroes Ii they
-gill fight, they ought 70 have a
chance"