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Branch Oii.cc---t incinnati.
r. II. Il II. NJ. MAGiLL General Agents.

ys.. INSURANCE may be effected with this
leading and popular corporatIon, at FAlk IA Is,
by Application to any OF It's authorized Agents, IN
all principal cities and towns
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Liabilities.

Amount of Losses adjusted, and due
and unpaid. ....,.'....''' None.
Amount Of Losses incurred ana IN -,
process Of adjustment 49,. l',f4o 20
Amount of Losses reported ,on which
no action has been taken...: 2o'o'' -
Amount ofClams for Losses resisted
by the Company. .."'...'. lo'''' ~
Amount Of Dividends declared and
que and unpaid. ........." 'lo w
Amount Of Dividends either cash or
scrip, declared but not yet
due. .............. 4Nohe
Amount of Money borrowed. d....... None
Amount of all other existing claims
against the Company...s.- None
Total amount of Losses, Claims snd
Liabiities es................... $50 ,OSO 43
CHARLES J. MARTIN, President.
J. Milton SMITH, Secretary.
Agents for Rock Island, Illinois
FIELD & BLACKBURN
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THE PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL r. r.

THE PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL X. X.
Is First Class Road IN all respects,
WITH 2s5 MILES or DOUBLE TRACK.
Thrcc DaHy Trans
with connections from all points west,) iron
prtsburg and Philadelphia, all connecting
direct to New York.
Molniny NH, .1Hemooa FastLjHe, NlJH
Express.
ONE TRAIN DAILY
From Prttsburg to New York Ji3o miles without
change OF cars.
VA ALLENTOIFN g. EASTON,
" rth direct connections from Western Cities,
Arriving hours in advance Or other routes in time
for Boston by rail or boat lines.
Express trains run daily; Others sundays e&-
ccptcd.
NINE DAILY TRAINS
From Philadelphia to Now York. Tickets good
on any line or tram.
New York or Boston Tickets via Pltsburg, good
via Philadelphia or Allentown.
Boat Tickets to Boston good via any Of the boat
lines.
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Capital.

The Capital OF said Company actual ,.,, ,,
~ paid up IN cash, Is.........sl ,ooO,ooo W
The Surplus on the lst day of Janu-
ary Is62 ....... l66, ls7 30
~ ,,., ,r C,nital and Surplus. 81 ,IGU. lS1 90
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The amount due and not du" to bankers
and other creditors OF the tompahy..., None.
Losses adjusted and uddut................ \ one
Losses reported, uua,Ju-tcd, IN suspens" .,
and waiting GIlhcr ,.r. $20, ,9Gl
. Losses contested, .,.................... 900
Total of all Liabilities. ..........S $50, ,iGI.
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Fire Insurance Company,
vi OF New York. Cash capital, $3.50 900,
Cash surplus, Sl25,00 Incorporated 1924. One
OF the oldest companies 1t The United States.
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DIED.
On the 9Th instant at II o'clock of scarlet fever
MARY LOUISA, daughter of John E. and Char,
lOtte Bates aged years and months
The friends OF the family respectfully invited
70 att end her funeral, this ate at Clock
from the residence Of her pareuts. corner Of It'll
and streets east ~. -. =
November 5th. 1862, LEWIS LINDSAY, in the
80 year of bis age, late Of Winchester. Virginia
The friends of the family respectfully Invited
to attend his funeral, friday morning at 10 clock
9th and 10th.
On the oth instant, WILLIE JAMES, only son
Of William and Eliza Brown, aged years and 10
months.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral. on TO rrow Friday after
noon, at O'Clock from the residencs Of his Pr
rents, corner of Z aud 18th sts., Island
On Tuesday morning, the 18th Of October, after
long and painful illness, Mrs SARAH 81. GRAY
son in tge 9th year of her age, = g
She died sincere believer In the Christian reli
gion.
- Drowned, on Wednesday, the 5th instant, at
ueSrsetown, WILLIE WALKER, in the 9Th year
OF bis age.
The relstives and frieuds Of the family are re-
sBtctiniiy invited TO attend the Funeral TO morrow
sfnday1 At o'clock from his gfandmSther's resi-
ecnce, Mrs. Z. Warwick No aga sixth street
'e'~esh u and Ii SITS. Washington. d, G.
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~ 0ND-WAED STATION CASES.-iohn An
der on, cord, murder OF James Cassidy: Arthur
Chase. Geld, accessory to the murder: Jail for
court. John Barker and WIN. Curtis, arrested
on suspicion: dismissed by Justice Clark. John
seven, drunk; wolkhousc SIXTY days. Sarah
Reynolds, do: DO. Ino. Bramau. do: dismissed
David Bell, shooting with intent TO Kill: ial for
court. VIM. Summprvillp. Henry Harrison
sleeping in the street; WorllhOuse sixty DAYS
each, by Justice DrurV
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nov est

Eye ASp EiR Observation-Disclosures Noises il the
Head. Impaired Sight, Cross Eyes and all Throat
Diseases causing Deafness are exclusively treated
by DR.. Won MOschZiSkar. Oculist and AuriSt Hum
dreds Of testimonials from the most res pectable
cltizens at Washington, and numerous acknow cdg-
mrnts from well known public men W no have been
most successfully treated by Or. Won NJ can be ex-
sInined a. his Office, 227 Penn. avenue opposite
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MILIrAEy OFFICBEs will find the Mattress Cot
very dc>lrHble. RS il can be folded I'D into very
small Space, fitting into canvas bag lit is strong
and durable, and can be converted into a chair or
lounge at will, ami is so arranged that il NAV be
stuffed with hay straw 1t i made Of both car
pet and canvas For sale at the India Rubber Store
and 18th SITS oc3-Im
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ROYAL ARCH MASOS~.-Thp annual com mu-
nicati0n for the election Of officers, sc. of Co.
lumbia Chapter, No. Il, K. A. NJ. took place
last evening at Central Mason Hall The com
ranionS elected to serve for the presen Masonic
year are j. Fred. Acker. NJ. T. High Priest
VIM. IL. johnson, T.. King: Chas. F. Perrie F.
Scribe; Josiah Essex, Treasurer, and s John
Thcms OH, Secretary.
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STOP STOP! L. the cry Of ell, at SMITH G
- BEALLS No. sol 7th e.. where he h, jsst
best aud cAeapssf Mems sad Boys' CLOTHING q
the City, - !. :. -. &C y-ILs
DRACE. PEACE, PEACE.-Is the cry of ssuss
u men, but my crsis CLOTHING. CLOTH NO.
pleS Clothing Store, No. $50 Yth street, and 80
ber sTh street and Pa ave oc y-6
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LOST AND FOUND.

4J0 FEwkrD. Lost, yestera.y eysnins; BE:
S1m0S tween and o'clock. q roll Of TREASrRY y
notes; supposed to have been lost i. coming from
corner CT and 18th streets TO Pa. ayenus. $40 re.
s nes be
No. ga, or Squire WATERBURY Hall station
Sr dsfty ss. Ws Cg T.
se and SslSss ss
Sfs hess iE,s about oi
about 5 hands high scar OF his near leg inn
Given und sS. my hand John D. 6s cIaRK.J.
te s Sors TO
stable Of Joseph NATHAN. corner of 18th and
ns'sf' .xaw William I'LL H. H. DORSEY.
= O'clock, black NEWFoUN DIAND PG PIP
almost full growp; very curly hair Any one re;
be suitably rewarded. s-3t-
I 0sT-Iast evening, between nine and ten, in
IL passing from Opposite the Treasury Depart.
ment TO Mila5d,s Htel in one Of the Georg; town
rocco, containing papers and Hemorandl. of no use
to any one but the cweer: The Under viii be suit
ably rewarded. by ic8yi ng the same at this Office.
10 ST
G. = REV ARD. -Straycd or stolen on the 2ith Of
go 9e.G i r. =. red Ga AM Ir white COW Tbs sbo1e
IGAN, 300 nth ST. bet. G and II. no ST.
Clio REwARD-Lost on Sunday morning,
- w about ~ o'clock, between I'd and 9Th SITS '
ON Penn. avenue. a valuable RING. with three
white seals in it and small black stripe enameled
on it. The Owl er will pay above rev ard, AMI his
thanks TO al honest finder Apply at J KARRS
No. $50 Pa avenue no 4 3tt
I OST-On Monday afternoon by a lady it'll .r in
- going n the ear from corner of n to f. and 18th
street. or Walking from corner of 18th along y ia
Itth along |; TIA to ii and thence to corner OF 18th
streets POCKET BOOK. containing about s IL i'm
Treasury money ono silver quarter square--h aprd
silver Japanese coin. etc The finder i'll be suita-
bly, rewarded and c infer great favor on one who
is unable to hen the loss by leaving it with Mr. L.
r. CLARK, No. 2iS Pa. avenue, between 18th and
18th streets. no 4-Jt
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B0SwElLs MEDIcATED COUGT CANDY is the most
pleat ant aud clrctual remedy ever introduced for
coughs, colds, bronchitis, any affection OF the
throat and lungs. freharad by o. Roswell. rs q p
and sold by all the principal dru ggists at Is aud y
cents per package liz
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THIRD WARD STATION CAsES-Brfoyp .ygS-
hce ThOmpSoa.-Chas. r.. DuyaII, drunk; turned
over 10 military. ]. NJ. Dewitt, drunk and dis
orderly; fined 50.
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POTATOES POTATOES We are selling the best
Jersey Peach BlHw and Garter Potatoes nj one i 81
lar Ter bushel, dCliy cred TO any part OF the CITY
All kinds of Marketing ut the lowest m arket price,
GEO. W. STEWART & Sos
nov G. 81 corner 18th a nj II SIS
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BUFFALO ROBEs all sizes, Wolf Robes Skunk
Robes; Tiger Robes, Army Blankets. Blue Green,
led, White, Grey and Plaid may be found at the
India Rubher Store of Allen, CIapp & Co Penn
avenue, between Inth and 18th SITS no3-In
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INDIA RUBBER (ooDS.-The place to buy YOUR
knbber Coats lie ggins Camp Blankets, qavel0cks.
bb i1S and every article made from India
where. you can obtain them at manufacturers
prices; 80 Penna. avenue, between 9Th and 10th
streets. = oc % If
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FoU NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AsEa-Befoy, Jus
flee Holter.-Wm. Wibb and Prator Johnson
disordcrly; dismissed. Jas. Shields disol ierIy
and profanity; hn'd@J. Jas. Smith, drunk and
disordrrly; dismissed. VIM. Pulkinhorn, aS-
sault and battery; bail for pracr-by Justice
Dom. W. TTueman, assault: bail tor q further
hearing-by Justice Rarnaclo. Catharine Ken
drick and Bridget k"udriCk, diSordcrly; dis
misstd-by Justice Clayton. VIM. Harris aud
jos. Thomas. assault and disOrdprly: fined -
each-by Justice Walter.
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STARTLING! But TRUE-The Volunteers are
traving the dangers of Fever, Scuryy, Wounds and
Cholera. Many gallant fellow will leave his
bones TO bleach, who by the aid of Holloway Pills
& Ointment, would have returned to his family
strong and healthy. Soldiers. try them! Only %
cents per Box or Pot. 29S
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MARRIED,
DIED,

On the 9Th instant, at Foundry Chapel, by the
Rev. DR.. Ryan, w. H. EMORY OF RAND 10
LAURA '. BROWN, bo'h of this city.
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lvl faciss issued from the Clerks oascs OF ths
CircIit Court q the District Of oolunbis Cor the
sell at public sale for CASH, in front Of the Court
I House door Of said county. on THURSDAY tss
Sisssss and ssiHs IN se css Sss.
Beginning for the same at stone tie second bonn.
dairy of the city Of Washington, standing on the
the old Blsdensbsrs road leading 70 Georgsto.s,
and running up the said road With an allowance al
half percbes, north twenty two degrees west six.
twenty north
west ten perches, north seventy one de srees wes{
ner Of lot umSc four q said sret 81 asa Is a.
yidcd among the heirs Of Rob I Peter, then north
%srksd p a., Isis, then south s esssysr and nd
and sSh p sSsf With IS: sad fss
sHd tSG sna sss
the thirty ninth line Of the ORIGINAL tract; theP
and e. To perehes 20 the boandsry line Of The -
eity snd With said .h,r,, ninth Line thence VIII
ginning containing pinety seven acres and eisk
Aud also that other tract Of land bsxinnsux q,
south boundary Of said tract. Pleasant 81 stons
sp psrsSss 70 o SSsn c. sprh g
.Ss sissias = &. ss.
III n-lCs perches with ssiS tarepst. 70 BrosssS
trss being tract q sssS
sy the late yesse Browp seized and leyied spos -
ssssfs sssesls Ns: IS h iss , ana 81. e So
= and IS to October tern, u favor ofS. So
bissi, Geo: V Fst.s,, t,.ss ST. ;,ssss.s o..
ez.dsu d. "a, TT w M n aaaY y b.
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baYcneLon's Ham pYr.
Ts besf N ia Rcvht

I've sta - fAf World. 9
William A. batchelor's celebrated Hair Dye pro-
dueesa color not 70 be distinguished from nature
warranted not to injure the Hair In Che least;
ediea the iii effects IT bsd dyes and tnyieorates the
Hair for lfe Grey, Red o, Rxsy Hair instantly
turns . splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair
soft and beautiful. Sold By all Druggists, &c.
- The Genuine Is signed WILLIAM A. BAroHE.
LoR. on the four sides af edch 5ox.
Factory, No 81 Barclay ST., Ne,s York.
N TD Late - Broadway and Is Bond ST.
&REAf PBSxsyLyAKiA RoU1s ria Baltimore osA
E0rvtsbsrg 70 the Nerti aad Wesf-Two trains leave
Washington daily and one on Sunday-auicx time
ow fare and sure connections Soldiers tickets sold
E>>rugh n Advancement rates. For tickets and fur
ihrr ~ o.matien apply st the Office Of Great Penn
syivsnia A. QUITE, northeast corner of Pennsyly ania
Avenue aud n xth St, Warrington. 6fhce open from
ga m until =. m; on Sundays from to p. m
An H-fV &. o. NORTON, Agent, e.
coxyoRT Asp Ease IN o>,E MiSurn; -corns, Bun.
ions, Csllosities, Club and Inverted Nsils, Chill
blsins. Frosted and Tender Feet. enlarged and dis
eased Joints, Warts Moies, and ah SxcreScehsss OF
the Feet. Hands and Face. cured with~ut pain or
Inconvenience to the patfcut By DR.. n bite, the
well-known Chiropodist, at "A Pennsylvania ave.
mug. Four land half street, -four doors above
the General Telegraph Ofice.) No Acid, NO Blood,
Pain. 80 - 8-tf
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DEsIRABLE INDIA RUBBER Goops-Mr. 81. "A.
Hall has just received a lot of Oficers' Lone and
Light duh finished Goats; also dull finished Pom
eh2s, extra large sizes also, lot of blue En- slish
IalTnas, very long at $40 each also extra long and
light Tin wei ght Rubber Cspes with sleeves which
he Is selipg NJ manufacturers prices at his India
tween 9th and 10th SITS nc 1i+f
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AT THB DoILAR STORE, 43S Penn avenue near
42 street is now displayed the best assortment Of
Jewelry and Sflyer plated Ware in The city Drop
In there and supply yourself for 81. no l-lw*
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=, AT TIE INDIA RUBBER STORE of Allen, Clapp &
Co, Penn, avenue, between 10th and 18th str cts
the officer and soldier may find great variety OF
Rubber Goats, Ponchss, Blankets Leggins, Air
Pillows, Beds, Boots, Cups Pipes, and The thou
sand and one useful articles in the Rubber line.
Also, large stock of Buffalo Robes lined and un.
lined. Wolf and Lap Robes Wool Blankets all col
Ors. Cork Beds, Horse Blankets and everything to
promote warmth and comfort in the camp and Geld
Here, too, may be found q large assortment of
shirts, Cndershirts, Drawers, Stockings, Buckskin
Gloyes and Gauntletts Eslses, Leather Bags and
small trunks made To stand rough usage in baggage
wagons. Camp Stools. Cots and Arm Chairs, ali Of
which will be sold st reasonable prices no j I'm
THE INDIAN HERE DOCTOR, from Canada, will
Describe diseases and tell his patients the nature OF
their com plsints Illness without receiving any
lnforma tion from them. No charze for lonSuinfion
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7=H--H=- .--=---
BOARDING..

FIRST CLASS GOARDING- ssperier accom-
out children, II y o. $50 street (FrankIn Row.
between 18th and 18th streets. MOIST
DOARDING-Peas ROOMS and rood BOARD
~ full or pa tiGl, csn he had in priv t family
from the North. on IN odeTate terms. Rcicrenc $
town. near High street. no62t*
TWO GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES, aud
Il few single gentlemen, Can obtain ROOMS
with Board at 1870 Ninth street betycri, mi q
opposite Patent Office. nos ST.
pcARDING- RNISHED ROOMS 10 rent.
- with Board. Those willing to pay fair price
Ia: good "ccoinmodations, apply at 49, 18th st,
lSt square from the Avenue. 5-tf
w family. Residence between Pennsylvania
avenue and street and between 18th and 2 tn SITS
Stating terms. Reference required Address IT.
- Star Office. oc -
ENOR SALE-One very asst trotting MARE Also,
a lot OF foe work and saddle HORSES, ~
will be sold low Apply immediately, at IN
GLADMoN Livery ana Sale Stable cOr-NA
ner OF bridge Snd Marketst. Georgetown. NJ eO3t-
CLoAKs-cLoAKSs oro.con
We have just received a large aud beautiful stock
GfParS styles CL0AKS Also. Black and Frosted
REAN FIR CLOTHS suitable for Ladies' and
Misses Cloaks. To all of which we ask the especial
attention of our friends aud the dealiuz public
NJ. TAYLOR & CO.
no3 eo12t No. 42 Center Market Space.
EOR sALF-A splendid chestnut saddle HORSE,
IL l6 hands high: 8 years I'D; perfectly ~
been in conts'a"t use in the field for l3SA
Peninsula, and therefore perfectly. seasoned iss
harness under saddte. For particulars inguira
at RAINEY,S Stable, (where he can be seen ] cor
ner St" aud streets. no 36t*
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MARsHAEs SALE.-In virtue 81 q writ Of fers
WI ttcias, issued from the Clerks Once Of tks
Circuit Court Of the District Of Columbia, for the
county Of Washington. and 10 me directed n win
expose at public SALE for cash in front OF the Court
House door OF said county. on III uRsDAY, The
PENDANTS light, title claim and interest in and %
Lots Nos Is and 6 in square No le6 In the city %
Washington, ID. C., together with al and ain rulsr
the Improvements thereon. seized and leyisd upon
as the property Of John @. Romele, and will sold
nour. WkRD II IAM0N
&c H-dts T. \. Marshal ID q
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COUGHs, COLDS, HOARsBNEss, &c.
COMPOUND sIkUP Or eUM ARABIC.

nALT, WHO CONES THERN, q friend 10 in.
n,hIn goH q he i%mssss bAfssin. nov offered
Ftrset. nss.s y, Ind corner 3oti st. aai Pa sv.
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INhMEN WANTED-Thrce or four TIN and
SHEET IRON WORKERS. The best of wa yes
PAID Tor good workmen. Call ut E. III. & III. L.
Gregory, 321 Penn. avenue. oc p
FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED-Wanted to
Il rent, for from one to three years a Furnished
Dwelling for a private family. Location in the
First or Second Ward preferred. Address Lock Box
65. Washington, ID. O. Sc Aft
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IN 000 LADIES WANTED, 10 get their
uO,OuU Flannel, Velvet. Merino, Cambria.
Muslin, &C.. Stamped at ESQ., Seventh street
Shawls, Josies, Slippers, Pincushions stamped at
lc1ger rates thar any other place an Cars 20
right past the door. We stamp ysur goods while
you wait Also keep Stamped Goods for sale on
the finest Muslin. Remember, 2S0h, between l.
ana vi streets. no
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NOT1CE.-ThOse in want of Employment of any
~ Lind would better call OF the new Intelligeaee
OMce. No. 5l1 Ninth St, where the best of pay
will be given to first class ServsntS. have always
applications on hand for good Cooks. LaundreSses
Cham bermaids, Walters and SeamstrcSse also.
for Young Men TO wait "a hes in private miles
or hotels Farm Hands wanted. Employers in want
Of good help will find il to their advantage To call
y. B-HouteS wanted. The best of tenants c n
no 4-tf III. MILLER
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LEVY CoURT.-At the last meeting of the
Levy Court, resolution was adopted requir-
several magistrates which have been collected
Tor violating the law prohibiting the sale or
liquor to soldiers. This resolution is based on
the section OF the act of July Ii, 1862, which re-
quires the proceeds TO go to the Levy Court.
A committee was appointed to confer with
the Mayor OF the city, TO ascertain his views
TO which of the county roads the city is required
TO pay one moiety for the purpose Of keeping
the same in order and repair.
The treasurer was directed TO enforce, by
summary process, the collection or all taxes re-
manning unpaid on December lst-
FATAL AcCIDEsT.-On Tuesday night last
woman named Annie Conway, employed at
Inc DeFeSan House, corner of Ninth street and
the avenue, in doing her work about the house
came across demijohn Of oil of yitrioi in the
room OF the proprietor-which had been pur-
chased toput on the floor Of the bar .room-and
PROBABLY taking 10 for hq uor she drank portion
OF H. TWAS noticed immediately after that she
was sick, but at the time no one knew what she
mao done, and she went TO the house of a friend
on ne Island, where (she growing much worse
through the night in great agony. mill vest.r-
day morning, when death put an end to her
sufferings. hA Et,s -
SCsPIcIoN or STEALING A Hopsr ,,his
morning, officer e. w Duvall arrested a naoro
named Richard Ambruce, with fine sorreI
horse in his possession, which he was Offering
for sale near the Navy Yard, at about half its
Charles county He was taken before Justice
Gull, who cofnnsittsd him for q further exam
ination. = -.rfF .--. --- Z -s.-
FURTHER HyARrso.L Harvey Simpson, cold,
Charged with stealing money box and Sis in
money from hrs. Eli, in the Center Market, had
further hearing b-fore Justice Thorn pson this
morning, and was fully committed for cour1.
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"ANTEDEEvery person to know that an in
w the market, ready to pay cash for al articles
in the housefurnishing line, Those leaving the
city or having surplus, will do we'll TO call r.
BUCHLf, 42s Seventh street between G. aud H.
least side, Dealer in New and Second hand Purni'
ture. l6-tf
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By M RsHALL a PAGE. Auettope~~, :
GALE OF CONDEMNED sTuREs-WHI be .,a1
- az public Auction, on THURSDAY Nsreuseer
18Th 1862, commencing st 10 O'Clock m. st stsre-
Horse and Mule Harness, and other Qusrfermss
ters Stores condemned ~ unit for pu Bic use
Terms cash in Government funds
BY order OF J. j. DANA, Cart and ON
no Cd NASAL A PACK Anrt.
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IL The news from South America California
the Isthlnus, etc, by the Northen Light, present,
some features Of interest The rebels are reported
to be "pushing their interests" in the South
Pacific, in variety Of ways,-but especially in
writing communications, for the journals
Tn Panama Herald, publishes JEFF Davis last
however, the enemy is evidently not In favor
Our 10 W Minister, Mr.. Christopher Robinson ap-
pears 70 have received as cordial reception there
as could possibly be desired. The civic and mill.
tary authorities turned out on the occasion to dc
honor to him,-though a correspondent Of the
Panama star attributes a sinister motive for 30 un
usual a display,-not that they love the United
states more, hut that they love Spain less. There
would seem to be fear, that II Spain is success
iui In Mexico, abe will turn her attention to the
Little Mexicos on the South Pacific, and swallow
them all up In detail il,-and hence the deslre tc
concilitate the United States, the only Power thai
can keep Spain In check