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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
TIE SITUATION,


Up 10 noon to-day, though we nave ta.e-
graphic communication with Falmouth, Va,
nothing had reached Washington leading to
the conclusion that at that time Gen. sumner
had commenced 70 she'll Fredericksburg nom
tina; point. According 10 the terms announced
IT, his communication OF yesterday to the au-
,hori,ies of the place, he, designed beginning
that operation at a. IN. this morning. The
fact that he is not known (here) to have COM
mcnced this work, makes it highly probable
that on second thought the town was surr-n-
dered TO him ere the expiration of the sixteen
hours allowed in which TO remove the women
ana children. Possibly he may have extended
the time; which we doubt, however. The
prompt refusal to surrender the town, seems
10 look as though Longstreet is in force imne-
diaiely behind it, and proposes seriously TO
dispute Burnside's passage TO the south side OF
TIE river. nevertheless, we hardly think SO;
conceiying that his present purpose is simply
To observe our movements as closely as pos
sitle, keeping ready TO retreat before the in
slant he is satisfied that Burnside is ready to
make the crossing.
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GEN. MCCLELLAN IN New YOIE-Gpneral
Mcclellan wa serenaded in New York on
Thursday evening, and addressed the large as
semblaee present as follows:
My Friends-1 thank you kindly for this
spontaneous tribute of regard. accept il not
Tor mySef hut for the Army Of the Potomac
which once commanded, and in which YOU
are SO deeply Interested Every battle, from
orkfown 10 Antietam. has added new proofs
OF the coIr age and devotion of the citizen SOL
diers OF new ork-I loud applausrl-and has
increased The great debt of gratitude due TO
Them by tSeir country. TApplauseJ No nor
ton oil IN IS broad republic has more libe rally
poured al its millions of treasure and thous
ands OF btaye men in the cause of the country
fsan this igreat metropolis. IApplausel At
the commencement of this struggle no conlmu.
nifty was more prompt in responding 10 the ap-
peal OF TIE Government for aid. No comu1u-
MY had greater stake in the success of the
cause than this. and none is more closely bound
py the tle3 Of kindred to the army, with which
nave bt IN so long associated. / therefore
and my former comrades w Ill feel deeply hon
oreo Dy tie occurrences OF this evening and
IL Is with heart full to OVERLOOKING with
eratiGdo that / again thank YOU for YOUR
presence tonight. You know that am sill
soidltr-t tremendous cheers and Il voice eyes
aho You hall be- our leader. land. therefore
you VIII expect no speech from me- You will
therefore, ROW permit me 10 say, good night
This speech was received with great entnu.
siasm.
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TEE OPERA AT FoRD's THEATER--On Mon
day evening next, Miss Caroline Richings,
Young American cantatrice OF acknowledged
row-r and sweetness, and Mr. Peter Richings,
the eminent artist, together with Mr.. James
Dunn, the vocalist and actor, will introduce a
series Of operate entertainments, given with
memorable success ny them at Niblo's Garden,
New York, for eight or ten weeks during the
fall, and which, combining in themselves the
most attractive features OF opera, ballet, and
the spectacle, cannot fail 10 prove eminently
delightful. This assurance is rendered doubly
sure by the liberal style in which these novel
ties are 10 be given. Not only has Mr.. Ford
iavished upon them the abundant resources of
his popular estahlis hrnent, but he has called to
his aid an auxiliary force Of nearly one hun
dred persons, distributed among the dramatic
company, orchestra, chorus, and corps de bal
let. The latter department promises to be
highly attractive, the manager having secured
the services Of several very brilliant dancers.
All the appointment ts and mechanical sur
roundings OF the operas viii be entirely new
The costumes are especially splendid, and the
scenery ditto. In the latter department the
genius of Charles s. Getz, the ablcst scenic
artist in America, will probably manifest il
self.
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- The pork packers, en- mnsse, Of Cincin-
natl have bound themselves not to receive hogs
that have been killed on the Sabbath day, and
the proprietors Of slaughtering houses have
also pledged themselves not 10 kill on the Sab
bath.
~ According to NJ Fould the commerce of
France with the countries beyond the Cape of
Good Hope amounts to 50O,OO0 600 francs tits
only l3ltD,uO0 less than that with North
America.
- Queen Isabella, by last accounts, was
ordering the erection OF n monumental troS.hy
on the battlefield of Babylon to commemorate
the surrender of French division there to a
Spanish corps d'armee in the Penins ular war
~ Our exchanges from nearly all portions
OF thf state contain accounts OF disastrous prai-
re nres. Many farmers have lost most every
tning In thf shape of buildings, fences, &c
Ltdsenrcrh Bu,lehn.
~ The iron for the railway from Winona N
S-(rtrs, Minnesota, is now laid from Winona
10 Minnesota City, distance of five miles
The werk is 70 be pushed forward as RAPIDLY as
possible. ~
y Gov. Morton, OF Indiana, has published
an appeal TO the people of that state to organize
n lrf associations to provide for the wonis ~
the soldiers whom they have put in the field
- Alta rec Mt ale Of Ram5ra II Pc ale's col.
IL ilcn oi al fings, in Phil ide phia, portraits
oi washington brought from S75 10 1870.
y The receipts IF -four in Boston this year
vii avrrag" nearly five thousand barrels for
every business
- IL has been discovered that measures had
60. 'hk'i Nv gang in New York TO counter.
ielt the postage currency
SLsar mad, from the new crop is begin.
ming "a ara. at New Orlrans.
her" A. now four hundred of G.par,,
Pillow n-rrpes IN ST Louis ID
Is. -. ue FROM California this year
~ Hon john sullivan, At,or,ev tcno,,
New HHnlp.h-r died on Monday lat,
- Coal 4 - pr ton in Boston, Into i,
WsshIu gtoH. ~ 'u
The Exchange Hotel in Richmond !, :, ".
cold autuOu.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
TELEGRAP
FROM FAIRFAX STATION.
The CGnfederateS drive cur PiCketS
in to CenterVille, capturing
SEINE Of them.
LfeSburg in Possession of the COnfederateS.
Stonewall Jackson reported to be
near Leesburg and marching
towards Washington.
Lresburg in Possession of the COnfederates.
Especial Dispatch TO the STAR


FAIRFAX STATION. Nov q, 10 D. m-My last
information from the front is up to this morn
ing, when, according to the most reliable re-
ports from there, rebel cavalry drove in our
pickets to Centreville, capturing two or three
of them.
Tie latest from Leesburg represents doubt
less correctly that Whites guerilla cavalry
row hold that town, and the country adjacent
down to q oose Creek. 1t was evacuated by us
before their entrance into it, Hence no fight
over its possession took place.
The impression increases here that Jackson
is actually on his way down from the noun
tains, and Is Row not far from Lee burg with
forty thousand men, designing TO make a dash
uron some portion of the defences on Airing
ton Heights, with The hope Of getting Ito them
by an unexpected coup, and turning their guns
upon your city. Twenty four hours will de-
tcrminr whether he is or is not bent on any such
fools errand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-22

. THE CASE OF Mrs. BEINsMADE--Superin-
tendent kennedy's trial bef.re the New York
Police Commissioners commenced Thursday,
on charges Of Improper conduct" i'll conuec-
ton with the Brinsmade affair. The testimony
OF Mrs RrinsmadR was particularly piquant,
especially in regard to the affectionate treat
mt ri OF Mr.. Boy.les when taking her to New
York city, and of Provost Marshal Bakers
summation of por rails in her possession of his
interview " it'll her in the Forty-se Yenth street
Station house, when he wanted her to go TO
Philadelphia. ''wliere Mr.. Kennedy or anybody
e Sc CoEld rot arrest her" Why she did not
accept his offer of release is not given in the
testimony. Mrs. Brinsmade said she never
s5ic, CT never believed that Kennedy was To
PLANE for her imprisonment She believed him
TO be simply her custodian, acting under n
higher authority. Mrs. Ii. was particularly
severe on Col. Baker, however, and said he
and Bowlrs WIRE the only ones who treated her
rudely. She said her treason consisted in her
saying that StoHewau Jackson was the orly
man who would fight; and she was not pre-
pared to recede from that statement. The wit
NJ sses examined Thursday were all on the side
OF the prosecution. The case was adjourned
over till Monday next at eleven o'clock
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'S[lQlD EDITION.
1aanE ouEecK P. N.
sroNEwALL 5AcKsos's kuMoRED AP-
pROAcHr

. The impression p,svaiis quite extensively
m The front, yesterday and this FORENOON, that
Eariy's and Macka!rs divisions OF S'on'waii
Jackscn's force are advancing upon Wash
in.ton. and have arrived in the vicinity OF
MiGdlcburg and I-ccsburg.
We however state what weknow in saying
that if Stonewan comes in this direction with
less than q hundred thousand men, General
EeintzItman will hardly let him get back to
Tho mountains again. So there need BE- little
fear that we will hear the report Of his artil-
lsry in this city. .' .a.
wcn TO believers that the Rebel troops who
now hoverNreund cur immediate front are In
any considerable force whatever. Three hun
drcd Rebel cavalry, by hurrying TO and fro
around our pickets, may easily persuade the
uninitiated, for the time being, that they really
represent many thousands. .-T
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. 4 Q P 0 s A l. g.
BUREAU OF YARDS A

BUREAU OF YARDS AND Docks
Nary DEPARTMENT, Path November, 1852. {
building House at Naval Hospital, New York will
be received at this oft until noon on the a2I day
OF Gcce Tber, 1852 for furnishing Ill the n, tierials
snd Workmanship required in constructing h gu 50
for Snrgcnn. on the Naval Hospital grounds ut
hrnoklyn, New York, according 10 plans AMI speci-
fcationI. WHICH are lodged with thn Civi! FnSi
and may be seen on application to hi, vt iba
Brooklyn Navy Yard. which plans ana snnc;Gcao
tions will be attached to and form a part of the
contract.
F'r'" Of 2 Gf. 4, g.,
firm OF fnsme the town, in the State of name the
state, J hereby offer to furnish undar WOW sivnr.
usemeDt dated tds'e Of Divert isemert, } and sub-
1ect 10 ali the rcqulrem ents of the and Of the
p!aI and specifications to which it refers nil the
mate rails ard workmanship peces sary for the CON
at the Naval Hospital at New YORK accardiIy in
the plans and specifications, for the sum of here
write the amount in words y ard should my Offer
pared and sent to the Navy AGENT at Ins1neftha
agency for signature and certhcat. here the
bicder anu each mem Der of the firm sisn)
Farm Of Guarantee
The Undersigned name of euarantor. of mama
the town and State Of name the State ani name
OF tcond guarantor, 2c.,) hereb= undertake that
II his or the Offer a. above he accepted enter
int" contract with the United State, within fifteen
e. ait.r the date Of notice. through the Post
once OF the acceptance of his Tor therl offer be-
fore mentioned.
witness: signatures of guarantors
] certify thst the above named there name the
Suarantors) are known to me TO be good ami rel
sl9,e susrant3rs n this case (SiZaa:ure.l
tormey; Coliectar, Navy Agent or some nsrz AZ,
known to the burean to be respon sible.
To guard against offers being opened before the
time appointed bidders are requested to endorse
on the envelope, above the address, and draw a
Gne under the endors me Mt, thus Proposals. for
TO the Chief Of the Bureau of Yards and Docks,
WASHINGTON, d. c. no %
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impossibiiuy. i have Convened thu Couaa
WHICH will remain in session awaiting aay
further communication you may have TO make
y'ry respectfully, your ob.,dient s-rysnt
'H''f NJ. StAraHrxR, Mayor.
Last night was busy tine IA Frederick
hure, reinoving the tuhasitaets The military
authorities Were also not idle. a. daylight this
morning revealed to view n line Of earth works
20 the right and rear OF the town, the result Of
last nights labor. ~ e.. o. = 90 -
The artillery is now being placed in the most
favorable positions, while me ~pcamprnentx,
which were within reach OF the enemy's guns,
are being moved further hack from the river.
There are very apparent strong reasons for not
opening apon The city to-day, unless forced 70
10 SO nv the enemy -
The Rebels have Just Aired a few shots, but
no response has heeu msda
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MORE NAVAL CAPTI-REa.

Tho Navy D. partner, have information that
the steamer +. ID. Hale, on the 4th inst, cap
turrd the Rebel schooner Wave, in Nassau
river, with small cargo OF turpcntine and
Gotten. Also, that the U. =. steamer Daylight,
on the Seth nit; of Wilmington, n. g., captured
the Schooner Racer, Of Nassau, n. p, loaded
with salt. On her way TO New York her prize
crew were forced 10 abandon her. They were
rescued from her by tbs schooner X. NJ. ID.
Mill, and carried into Port Royal
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A CARD.

"A WASHINGTON, November Is, 1882
Having this day purchased from Mr. GEORGE
~ rms the stock and fixtures of the BOOT and SHOE
SfGRE, No. $40 Penn. avenue, for many years
conducted by him. respectfully solicit contin-
uaton OF the patronage heretofore SO literally be.
slowed -
Mr.. GEO. b. WILSON, known to all the customers
OF the establishment for many years, will have the
management of the store; and with renewed energy
and u large and choice selection of NEW GOODS.
we hope to retain all the old customers and make
many eneS, HARMON BURSS
no 17-6t GEO. b. WILSON
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Spirit OF THE MORNING PRESS

The fnteiiigeneer has eaustic review of the
reroit CT the commission charged with the in
ve.tigation Of the Harper's Ferry surrender,
ard showing mp the discrepancies existing,
ard The want Of ability displayed in the prep
aration CT the entire report.
The RepyIiiean is after Prentice OF the Louis
Vile Jeurual, and calls that paper so treason
able sheet" Prentice don't part his hair i'll the
mi6slr. .
The Ckronieie is favorable to redeemins and
regenerafing the South by s'organized eTnigra-
tisn," and advocates Eli Thayer's expedition
10 Florida.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-22

INDIAN AFFAIRs.-The Commissioner of
Indian Affairs, Mr.. Dole, yesterday received
q letter from the Assistant Secretary of the
interior, Mr. Usher, dated st. Paul, in which
he says there is no prospect whatever of a diff
fcuiiy with the Chippewa Indians, rs was
some time ago apprehcnded. The head chief
OF that tribe says they have complaint to
rnskr, have enough 20 eat, and are cont nted
and happy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-22
LOCAL NEWS.

ORPHANs' CoURT-Jydg, PurceU-The will
OF Mrs. Margaret Clare Smith, OF Cieorxetown
was admitted 10 probate petiiion OF j. n.
Merrill, one of the creditors OF Robert T. Mar
shall, asking letters of administration on IN.
estate, was filed. The final account of Mrs
LetItia Brooks, administrafrix OF Edward
Brooks, and the frat account of Rosa o. }rien
guardian OF Joseph Atk1as, fNvrss. approved
and passed.
The answer of Mrs Elizabeth Brown, min
istrairiI Of Tiilottsou Brown, 10 the petition OF
IL. Il. Sweeney and WIN Rutherford was filed.
The petitioners state that they became Mrs
Browns securities, in connection with Georre
Savage, in the sum OF $4,000 on her bond As
administrative, she giving them a deed OF trust
CT. the real estate and her dover right, and that
they fear that they are not safr, and pray that
she may be- required 10 give counter security.
Mrs. Brown states that il would he unjust TO
require her to give further secprlty alleging
The petition will probably be argued on
Tuesday. Thcs. ]. Smith and n. j. Brent an
pear for Mrs. Brown. and w. Stone, jr, Tor the
petitioner. .t- 60 " F
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-22

IA large quantity of muskets in boxes
olrecteG 10 PARTIES in Quebec were stopped on
saturday at the Hudson River Railroad, Troy.
Tnere were over one hundred boxes averaging
about nifty muskets in each. Even larger oman.
tics OF The same style of aims have gone for
ward, and the u. = Marshal has sent 10 the
frontier TO stop their transmission They are
supposed 20 be inten ded for the rel.els
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-22

~ ne Boston commercial journals publish
statistics OF trade " hich show that the busi
ness OF mat port has not been diminished by
the war. Twenty -four more ships have ar,
rived there han last year at this time, and two
hundred and fifty more schooners from foreign
ports. The export trade has also been very
active '
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-22

~ A horrible murder OF a young woman
named Ciementlna Anderson by DIR. Brown, an
Eighth avenue atortionist, came To light in the
Nil tn Ward, New York, on Wednesday night
DR.. Brown, il appears, has been practicing his
neiaTious trade for a least eight years. Eliza
Gordon was the nurse and cook OF the abortion
establishment. Augustus l.. Sinms was the
deceiyer OF the victim, and even in her dying
houls lie deserted her. Brown and his nurse
and cock have been arrested, and instru-
ments and papers found fixed the guilt OF being
ducer, is yet 1T large. A coroner's inquest was
held yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-22

HELDFoR CoURT.-Geo w Talbert, charged
charged with shooting l.. shelton at Union
town, on the 3ist ult-, While he was getting q
wreck of a target wb ich had hoated on Tall
berts place, had q hearing or Thursday, be-
fore Justice Giberson, and WAS yesterday held
TO bail for court. g. -,
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N 0 7 G E.
o. 3. AssEssOR'S OFFICE,
Cc,iertion DiA.rict for the DiNric. Of Ca,unabia

o. 3. ASSESSORS OFFICE,
Cc!iec,ion District for the DiNric: Of C1,uu.bia.{
All persons cnncerIed in the United States
sessmPnt, Licenses, Goods, Wares, Trades or
occupations. Merchar disc, &C, &C., a. Per act OF
District Of Columbia, are hereby no iaed that the
assessment list is DOW ady at my Office SOP Mary
city, for their examination and inspection AMI viii
main for sBch inspection unit, the 25th dsy
of November 1867; also that the undersigned will
for the space of tsen days after the expiration Of
the time thus allowed for ins pection OF said list,
durHg the lours bstweep 3 o'clock a. m and 1
O'Clock p. m t. hear and determine all appeals
which may be exhibited asanst tho proceedings OF
the Assistant Assessor.
All spPe- IL must be made in writing specifying
which decision i. requested. and shall stats tho
ground or principle Of inequality or error com
planned Of. P. nj. PEARSON.
q. 8. Assessor for Collection District,
noe2-st District OF Co!um bia
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- II Is stated in language of authority. in
the London Telegraph, that before many DAYS
ai the details OF the robbery of the peculiar
Bank Of England note paper from the manu-
factory would be brought 10 light, and that "a
principal in the affair still holds a position of
importance in the mill itself, but that he is too
closely watched to escape
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-22
DROF. ALEXANDER WOLOWSKI,
PIANIST, VOCALIST. AND COMPOSER

Has returned from his professional tour, ADD
by request OF his numerous friends and pu pills,
opened course fnr the Piano and Singing, by his
new and simplifed method in Washing ton, on the
18th November, 1862.
BY Prof. WOLOwSKI'S system a person having
only sht knowledge of music will be enabled
very shOrVoime to read music with great facility
and execute operate as we'll as classical music WITH
perfection
As to the vocal part, by his way of vocalization.
he arrives at most eXtraot binary results renders
calize with facility, accuracy and fine qnslity of
tone -
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Evening Sin ging Classes
will also explain the full theory Of sic and read
ing by his system. The bscri hers to this ella a,
are accepted only till the Ist of December 1859
Professor WOlowski receives visitors daily from
I'D to Ia m. at his residence, No. asa 10th street
no I'll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-22

An INTENPERATE MoTHKR.-Ahout eo'clock
last night, Sergeant Milstrad, of the Filth Ward.
found a woman named Foley, with an infant
in her arms, beastly drunk, and lying on
street, between Third and Fourth streets easf,
both nearly drowned and frozen. They were
taken to the husb and, " no expressed his thanks
for the timely assistance rem sered.
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FV'HE CONTINENTAL MONTHLY FOR DE-
i GENDER. price % cents

GEM BER, price 20 cents
CONTENTS = Something We have to Think of and
RobertJ. Walker. Cambridge and its Colleges A
pLysicians story. La Vie Poetique. The Ash
Tree Charles Leland An Enslishman in South
Carolina. The Cause Of the Rebellion Hon. +. P.
stanton. On Guard John q. Nico.ay, Private
graphs; Isabella McFarlaRe The obstacle to
Peace letter to an En- glshman Horace Greeley
chants story Edm und Kirke. The Freed Men
ofthe South Hon. =. p stanton Was He Suc-
Gesslu, Richard h. kimhall. Gold Hon 10 bert
J. Walker. Literary Notices. iitors Table
nOU ERASCK TAYLOR
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THE MCDOWELL COURT OF

THE MCDOWELL COURT OF INQUIRY.
The pre!imipariPs tor the meeting OF the court
Of inquiry into the conduct OF Major General
Mcdowell will probably be finally arranged
to-day, so that it may be expected to commence
its proceedings on Monday next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-22

I OST-0n the way from the New York Hotel, 800
L. c street, MP 9TH to corner 9Th and y streets,
PACK OF PAPERS. conta inin q comm sion, eer
tifcates and photographs The finder win recstve
. suitable reward By delivering them ct the New
IT. FNGLEH ART uNGER
O. N REWARD.-Stoien from the sub .crieer re-
SOU siding ON the Rockville tSrnp,k.. Moe
TIE n chr 81 he 10Th instsnt, two HoRsES, one
black Eorse with t.o White feet zone fore and one
bird both SCARED: siso &C ,rrsd on the tran .
Th. other dsrs sorse' hess.; peer; hind fsst
sh"ye reward viii De paid Oh .isery OF the hors-s
al Mr. HOWARD'S SIS hlea, on .,h street. Wssh-
ington - g., or to me ~ above d ,cted.
NO ST. ISAAC HARON
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~ THE CELfBRArkp |,
L HERRysTokE o,sTIR. IL rHE WxaGEr

T NJ HARVEY has f.t,-f out one If bic ssi IN -
~ CnfRisYSToNE OYsTfR:, wsiri, will re.arn
in two weeks for the cps ming Of the Nsw and Pass
ipnsble Saloon which he IL erectiox on the corner
II aud nth Sta. His olc ssoon IL STU furnished
With III" lars-tt md hntst 0y Sters ths CON 90 t,s
market, snt the wholesale D-rs rtncnt with lsrss
srck S1Iihed Fruits. N-a's AID Fesetahlcs.&c.
. o. BarSs,us r., suffers
= 40 y Y-i 4 - ~. ~ -, = ag-s IT,.
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PHRsoSAL.-Col S. Butler, u. s. a; Major
Meeneley and wife, N. Y; Mai. Newell, II. S.
A.; Col. WEIGH, 45th Pa; Col Pelouxe, U. s. A,
and Capt. Earle, h. A, are AT Wiilarts'. Eli'
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DEAD.

DEAD.
The Navy Department learns that En- sign
Israel 8. Buuce, L. * N. died in Cuba on the
LIST inst, Of yellow fever. ..
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w pIsODUCR AND PRCIr:
Landing and for aNle At baltimore p'ic"A-
e6,H ushels Pe1me POT AToES
cna barrcia Now York APPLES
100 irkin. Urine BETTER
As barrels Fresh EGGS
h 1yn barrels JeJsev SWEET POrA TUES -.
ION hoxeskAISINN Isl
so boxes New York CHEESE
500 barrels Eplendid ONIONS =
EGO barrels-Haysna ORANGES -
1890 COCOANCTS -
Loco boxes DRIED HERRING Il
lCc barrels PrimeeIDER a.
pEANrTs, sARg1NEs snt ,h hfNoNs,y
min, Corner Of Eighth and streets.