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MCCLELLAN IN POSSESSION OF ALL THE
GAPS IRON THE RIVER TO AsHBY,s
THE REBELS ARE NOT INVADING MARY
LAND Az ALLEGED

ASSOCIATED Press Account per Telegraph
HEADouARTERs ARMY OF rHR Poroy.r.
Monday Evening, Nov. 8, 10 p. M.-The nd.
vance OF the Army OF the Potomac up the val.
lev on the left side of the Blue Ridge is being
pushed forward with all dispatch.
Pleasanton occupied I;pperville this fore.
noon, after spirited engagement of about four
hours duration. We had none killed, but sew.
eral wounded. The enemy left three of their
dead on the field.
Upperville is four miles from Ashby's Gap.
which the rebels are endeavoring to hold.
Pleasanton left late this forenoon to open COM
munication with Gen. Bayard.
Our troops now hold sill the gaps up TO
Ashby's, with every prospect Of having that
tomorrow. The junction of the Army of the
Potomac with reinforcements sent out from
Washington, will be accomplished tomorrow.
There was some force of the enemy in front OF
Smokers Gap, on the left bank of the Shenan.
doah, to dispute our passage st that point
The runor of the invasion OF Maryland by
the way Of townsville is not believed al these
headquarters. The last reports from the rear
show that the report is unfounded. The army
is ready and prepared to tight general battle
at any time and place where the enemy NAV
see proper to meet them. 1t is in better condi-
ton to-day than it ever has been, with the
exception of want Of more cavalry.
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GEN. BUELL. ORDERED TO INDIAN,
APOL7S

LorIsvILLK, Nov. 9, midnight.-tien. BueII
Is ordered to Indianapolis instead Of to Annap-
oils, Md, as previously stated. He will leave
tomorrow.
There has been no news from below for three
days, excepting what tn" military authorities
consider contraband.
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Gen. Banks. Texan ExnAd;,;on

BOSTON. Nov. at is reported that Gen.
Banks Will have eight regiments of Massachu-
S'tts Infantry, three batteries and regiment of
cavalry as part OF the proposed Texas expe-
dition. The 41st Regiment is included in the
above. They expect to leave for New York ON
Friday. Gen. Banks will leave for New York
tomorrow
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PRISONERS or WAp

Last evening, the following prisoners of war
were sent to Provost Marshal Doster, by Col.
Robinson, Provost Marshal of Gen. Sigers
corps, and were committed to the Old Capitol !:
B. Conlin, 5th La; A. Thompson, 2sth Va; b.
Daren, "hitney's Battery and w. Agen and J.
Bean, 1ith La.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-04

~ The 81. Paul Pioneer contains a runor
isat Hon. Henry NJ. Rice, democratic United
Stsies Senator from Minnesota, has been an
pointed TO The command of the Military De-
psrtment Of the Northwest, with the rank of
major general
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-04

Under the new census New York loses vro
members, and the following States gain: Illinois
four, Wisconsin, three, Michigan two, and Mis-
souri, two.
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ARRESTED.

Last evening, Mr.. Richard H. Clarke, well
known lawyer, was arrested on 1 street and
sent to the Old Capitol. The cause Of the ar.
rest has not yet transpired.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-04

Rsam. High, a notorious and dangerous
raerilla chief in Western Virginia, was recent
iy killed and his band dispersed. He belonged
tgImboden's guerilla army.
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- Mrs. General Mcclellan has gone 10
Trenton, New Jersey, where she expects 10 re-
main during the winter.
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GENERAL McnaWRII-

dhNEhAL McDOWELL,
The case of Gen. Nc Dowell was to have been
reached to-day, by the current court of inquiry
now in session here. The Harper's Ferry case,
however, drags its length along SO SLOWLY that
it may be some days yet ere that shall have been
finally disposed OF.
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New York politicS

NEW YORK, Nov. 3-Nelson J. Waterbury,
mas Withdrawn es Democratic Congressional
candidate in the Eighth District.
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RRobert Pool has been sentenced 10 he
pabiiely hung in Wheeling, Virginia, ON the
20 OF January next, for the murder of Adam
Buch.
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MAXwELL's ORIGINAL
Vl CLOAK Z MANTILLA STORE,

Il CLOAK q MlNTTLLA STORE
ESTABLISHED IN 1852.
The entire second story devoted % the exhibitio,
and sale of Ladies', Misses and Childrep,s
CLOAKs AND MANTILLAs
Semi-week supplies from the
NORTHERN CITIES,
and daily supplies Of our own manufacture
Our regular Fall and Winter Opening Of all the
LGDiEs', MISSES AND CaILDRHNs
,CLoARS, 5000 d9 2.oSa C.J,RcULARS, &c, &c.
CLOAK DEPARTMENT
on FRIDAY, November nth,
SATURDAY, November 9Th.
and MONDAY November rrh
New and Attractive Novelties each day.
:, Also On the First story we are now offering
larger STOCK than usual Of LADIES, FANCY
GOODS; such As Lace, Goods. Ribbons. Embroid-
cries, fiovers. Felt and Beaver Hats Ladies, Head
dresses, Head Nets, Nuhiss zephyr Hoo ds, Clouds
sonngs Hoop Skirts. and all other good usually
tept IN flrst-class Fancy Stoves
N.B.-Misses' and Ch iidren Ciosks AVID sacaue.
are xpe saiify IN our trade. We keep all sxes ~
suit girls from 70 u years Of age,
Reneiu Der, the place Ia MAXWELL'S
De pot Of Fancy Goods, No. 32s Pa. sv.,
&c 3aeteo between 9th and 10th ats
TIE Mastery Mrs. Mary A., Deninsea
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4 II Is stated that the military force in Ca
h&1s Is about to be increased by some batteries
81 afilfiery and brigade of infantry. Large
acditionS have been recently made to the stores
OF arms, ammunition and material in military
oepots. which are now equal to equipping and
maintaining in the field a force of o5n' ,sn Nor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-04

- The exports from the port of Baltimore
during the month OF October amounted in
srsueto sl,3sI,1a.
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NEW YORK STOCk MARKET

New YORK, Nov. 4.-IlS a. m.-First Board
Us. Coupons, 1881, 1o4 7.3-iG Treasury Notes,
i054; Certificates, ee.; Old Demand Notes. log:
Gold, 1917.
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GOVERNOR MORTON

GOVERNOR MORTON.
Gov. Morton, Of Indiana, who is now here.
had long interview with the President at an
early hour this forenoon, upon matters con.
nested with the prosecution of the war.
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For HARPRR's FKRRY.-About I.9oo conva.
escents from the camp at Alexandria are beiss
sent by rail to-day to Harper's Ferry. .
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RKvIEw.-Gen. Casey's fine division will Ia
reviewed tomorrow on the Virginia side of tbe
river, by Gen. Heintzelman and Stan.
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BUFFALO RoBEs all sizes, Wolf Robes ekunk
Soeess Tiger Robes, Army Blankets, Blue, Green,
Ned, White. Grey and Plaid may be found Al the
India Rubber Store Of Allen, Clapp a Co. Penn
avenue, between 10Th and 18th sts nos-im
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PERsoNAL.-Hon. James Hughes, Ind, of tn,
u; =. Court OF CLAIMS. is at kirkwood's.
Hon W. ID. Kelly, Pa, is at Willsrd,s.
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ZEAL EsTATE.-Messrs Mcclure AZ 90. sold
on Saturday afternoon lot No. "a, in so uare a.
(near the gas-house, in the first ward.b for ex'
cents per foot. Purchaser, Mr.. G. A. Adams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-04

Huooer Goats, Leggins, Camp BLANK ets Havelocfs.
hh ,asacks and eyery article made from India
Rubber. Is at H. A. Halls India Rubber Warehouse
where you can obtain them at rsanufsctu rers y
prices, $40 Penna. avenue, between 9Th and 10th
etreee. oc2-u
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BEGUN PRAcTIcR.-Hon. James S. Green.
late democratic Senator from Missouri. as
commenced the practice of law in this city.
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For BALTIMoRE.-The fast passenger steam.
hoat keyPort leaves this city Tomorrow for
Baltimore. Passengers who wouId Hte
Pheasant trip by water, or shippers who desirr
a cheap and safe way Of transportation. should
make a note OF this : S'A''
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SPIRIT OF THE MoRNINe pprss

he infe9iseHeer noticing the fact that Gen
man, commanding the U. s. forces at
nphi', allows slaves who come within his
SO return to their masters. if the slaves so
., says 1t is questionable s'whether, under
psting theory on which the war is wased,
yuSH commanders should, in duty to the
illustration, permit slaves to return volun-
81 to the service Of their masters"
fse RcpsblicdR argues that when the con-
IN Of the country is considered, the Eman-
asfion Proclamation stands on perfectly con-
ssntionai grounds. for sthe right to preserve
y Government is the great right under the
pnsntution, and all other things are subordi-
Jte."
The Chrsnicls treating upon "The Political
fnemies Of the Administration THINKS IL SIDE
plorable that an Administration, which is the
only embodiment OF the G< yernment, should
be forced to contend not alone against the
armed traitors in the field of battle but against
party leaders who are made more powerful in
tha ir efforts to assist the rebellion because they
profess TO be opposed to it,"
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GoTTscHALK's AND PATHS CoNCERr.-On
Tomorrow evening the renowned pianist, Mr..
Gottschalk, with Carlotta Patti, will give q
grand concert AT Wizards HALL The pro-
gramme for the occasion is a highly attractive
one, and the capacity of the hall will doubtless
be tried, as the city has had nothing first class
in the musical way Of late. Miss Patti will
give some Of the richest gems OF vocalization,
and Gottschalk viii appear in some of his best
compositions and selections. Seats may be
secured at Metzerott's music store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-04

The commission Of General Rosecrans. as
ha1er General, has been dated back to The 2Ist
OF MARCH, 1852, the time when he ceased 10
command the Department OF Westerly irginia.
las mas been done partly as a reward of the
ganantry and success of that officer, and part
~ 20 enable him 10 outrank the Major Gene
rls who VIII have to serve under him in his
new department
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NOTICR-Left in store q lot of HOUSEHOLD
~ FURNITURE marked !" Isaac Wrench !" from
New York per schooner Mary Helen The owner
can have the same by application to Mr. kLEX'R
REY, Georgetown and paying charges no 4-Iw*
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
LATEST FROM M.CLrLLas,s FRONT.
PIEAsANToN FIGHTS THE EMMY FOUR
HOURS r. ~
THE EEEMY'S FORCE AT ASHBY's GAP re
BE ATTACKED TO-DAY.

HERoUTs THEM OUT OF UPPERyILLE.
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STARTLING! Bur TRUE-Ths Volunteers are
Drawing the dangers Of Fever scurvy, Wounds and
Sholt.s. Many gallant fello. win leave his
bones to bleach who by the aid Of II oloways Pills
Ointment. would have returned TO his family
strong and healthy. Soldiers, try themi Only 3
cents per Box or Pot -
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l OST-On Monday night, about 9 O'Clock an
- IRON grey HORSE. one OF his hind legs sweld;
from there. viii give SIS reward for bis recovery.
Sfnd 70 me to Georgetown, two doors below
ner 9th street and Avenue. Had ON saddle and
bride when taken ,ts ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-04

LEUTZRs PICTURE, which adorns the sou.b.
western grand staircase of the Capitol, is com
pietad, and decorative painteris now puttinv
the nnlshlng touches to its border IL will he
ready for the inspection of the public before IN.
commencement of the coming session. and
will be well worth a visit --~' ~
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a. iasy %sis soS on
Inc best OF reference given. At the of
nna Utn st 4-2ts
w ANTED-By q respectable woman, sITUA
TON as cook; is a good Baker and under
to sssss1 N I'M Q, cooking and has no objection
Island. "' "'' ON s' Zee
(sQLD EMBR0IDERERs WANTED. to work ON
N Straps. Wreaths, and Bugles None need sp
ssS e. h. e%. ana AsG good
SILK Embroiders Csll at ass 10th street. between
no st. Miss R. G. sEMoN.
N0TICE.-Those In want of Employment of .ny
- kind would better call on the new inteiiireose
Osice, No. 3l1 Ninth ST., where the best Of nav
sPpcsfions hand for good Cooks. Laanaress sss
ShSnbermsids. Walters and seamstresses; also
hotels Farm Hands wanted Employ.rs in xaef
Of COED help win find it to their advantage to call,
b. oetsined without charge by applying As above.
I OST-On Monday night, about 9 O'CLOCK an
tsfeSS rfs o Of his hind legs sEe
send 'a as me vii give for bis
Or to Wal. Sn the sssx
ptr 9Th street and Avenue. Had on saddle and
bride when taken. rs
PECULIAR LINE FROM GEORGETOWN
win ssia.2 HlsS and Bride.
!. EssSs fss :sa s e g. & t is ~
si ::saS e sfs ffTTI;Fs
Of ri SsxsGfs IA &C.
no 4-4t- Proprietors.
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited until the 18th
= day ofSevemoer; 1862, for supplying the United
states Subsistence Department With 5000 head Of
r. The Cattle to De delivered at Washington, D.
No a es that 9s:ns
pounds cross Aeifers Stays and Bulls not wanted
day or .. e sseI 10 be made oa The LIST
s tp may direct S9 head of Cattle per week
bond with good and sufficient security will me-
required. Twenty per cent. of the purchase money
will be retained until the completion of the CON,
% from Who
sons where the bidder is not present. fo ysnId
to his bid, will not be considered " feSpono
the precise address OF memSes 90 TN 70 AL with
Bid: j.. e sifsssss CO.. S
endorsed Proposals for Beef C Cattle. " 0''Ah0
". o,., PORN Of Guarantee;
tract in accordance With the terms Of his proSosi
ne Will A. once enter into contract in aSSOrdsnce
Should the con,r.e. be awarded hin, rs 49,.
pared to become his securities.
Inns guarantee must be appended to esch hid.D
shown By the cTeinf certificate of the Clerk Of the
triet Attorney 0s"'
Bids ,rhieh do no, comply trih the abors ,ciH Be
r,isrsd. NOS
ITaE YENNE BAME RRANCAIsE DESIRE.
~ rey de let plsses dsnse Bonnie femid loUs
Bonny de enfant on .emme de Cham e Adresera
Hobolen Hotel, IOth street Pennsy vsnis avenue,
Washington, ~ hours du matne u heurs. mo- 81
1000 BALES BAY y FOR rsI, s .s,.;er TIMOTHY
HAY for sale in lots to suit.
MORGAN RHINEHARr
oN-s inf 2 50,
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no ATTACK ON sIGELs ADVANCE Up TO
THIS MORNING
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WHAT THE SoUTH THINKS OF THE CHANCES
or RECoGNITToN.-The Richmond Dispatch
,fves up all hope Of European recognition of
the Southern Confederacy until the independ-
enee of the latter has been fully achieved 1t
says:
VII England would not acknowledge us A
year and half ago, when the Yankees had no
navy, and very small army, why Is she 10
acknowledge MS now, when the Yankees have
apowerfuf navy Of ironsides and 600, 600 men
under arms when, too, England is in great
and visible alarm about Canada
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-04

me YENEE DAMR RRANCAISE DESIERE-
~ rey de let plsseE dsnse une Bonnie femit loUe
Bonny de enfant on emme de Cham e Adrerer
Hobolen Hotel, 10th street Pennsy vsuis avenue
Washirs ton, ~ hours du matine u hours. MOI -Sts
d O0O BAY FOR SALE: r,woruv
HAY for sale in lots to suit
MORGAN RHlNEHARr,
oc SNets Foot Of u street
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~ From the publishers, T. b. Peterson /
bros, Philadelphia, through j. Shillington,
Odeon Building, we have "Andree de Tayer-
ney, or the Downfall of the French Monarchy. >,
by Alexander Dumas. This sequel TO the .Me-
rnoirs Of Physician" and its combinations,
"Ths Queens Necklace Six Years Later, :"
and ''The Countess OF Charney," will be eagerly
read by all who have perused the preceding
parts. 1t is in Dumas best style
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LATEST FROM OUR IMMEDIATE
FRONT.

sIcKLEs IN FORCE ATMANAssAs JUNCTION
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Mrs SMITH, A Most Ercelkat Test M,r,iam
lvl will give sittugs for short time to those that
wish, for the purpose of seeing their deceased as
we'll n living Friends. gets names describes cor
rectly, reads character, foreteils future events.
yeads the future Hours for sittngs from IN to @
Charges reasonable. Rooms ut No. SO South
street. Capitol Hill. n4-3ts
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ORPHANS CoUET.-This morning. the will
of the hate Major W. w. Russell was proved
The will rs dated June 9th. 1861, and appoints
Edwars Mcpherson Of Gettysburg, Pa execu-
tor The property of the deceased Is 10 he
equally divided between the six children each
ore receiving their portion on coming of age
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-04

WHAT Is THE MATTER We get the Alex.
andria papers, usually, two or three days be.
hind nme-sometimes in accumulated patches
aweek old, and quite frequently rot at arr
Wfre is the fault-with Uncle Sam, or the
mail clerks OF the papers, In the way OF mail
eenmunieation, New York city is VIGOROUSLY
nearer Washington than the nefghborlng city of
ALEXANDRIA
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STEAMED OYsTERS-PIRST WARD STEAM.
- ED OYSTER SALOON. 162 Pc, ~
between 18th and 18th sts -ALBERT(GNA
WoODLEY begs to inform the citizens SXL~
and strangers in Washington that he M
has. in company with j. Clements,
opened a snug Steamed Oyster Saloon in the First
Ward, where ne hopes BY selling nothing but the
finest bivalves TO merit share OF their patronage
Remember-Nesyly oppesite lis late plsce-the
Easle Restaurant. no f-eolms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-04

THE Mastery Mrs. Mary A Deninsou
10 tss nl rRAECK TAYLOR
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HORSE SHOEING

i II 4 Subscriber has removed his Horse shoein Q
Shop to the east side of urteenth street between
street south and the canal, and will be happy to
serve his forer customer, and the pub pron Mt.
ly and in workmsnlike manner = : = '
no -3tH W. NJ. RODGERS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-04

CAPTrRED--A few nights since Master,s
Mate Walters, of the Reliance, seized at the
Alexandra wharf sloop called the Pointer.
with lot Of dry goods, whiskey, &C., which n
Is thought were intended for Dixie The crew
consisted of John Otis, Samuel Otis and VIM.
turner, who hail from Pohick, were taken al
the same time and are now at the Navy Yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-04
PECULIAR LINE FROM GEORGErOWN

Will leave Georseiown, corner High and Brid.s
sts.; AZ 1| 81, ~, lotd, ~, %, 4and /ryaa-
IL, %, FL, and6 6. WIFI
~ Parties Wishing to hire q Coach can - A..
commodated by calling on CHARLES A LITTIE
John Timer Of the washin 8 on and Georesto1n
r. X Road. PkANOIS CO IRAN & Co,
no 4'4t, proprietors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-04

SEWING MACHINEsi
- SEWING MACHINEsI
A large stock, of different estterns. for sale at
r'ry io,c prices suitable for family or heavy tailor
ing work. A. p. SHARP CO. d,
50 8. Howard street, Baltimore
$25 Superior Family Sewing Machines on
exhibition At Mrs. G. PREUSS', 525k Seventh
street, Washington. no 4-lms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-04

ENOR SALE-A splendid chestnut saddle HORSE
i 10 hands high: 8 years I'D; perfectly ~
sound: and thoroughly broke. He has IN
been in constant use in the field for CNN
months. having gone through the cam ign of the
peninsula, and therefore perfectly seasoned Is
hne harness hOrs', remarkably show either in
harness or under saddle. For particulars inquirs
at RAlNEfS Stable, " here he can be seen } cor
ntr 6tt and g streets M Sstt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-04

NAVY YARD AND ARsENAL.-Great activity
prevails both at the navy-yard and arsenal.
IN tne former there are now 100 mechanics
employed. In the latter immense Quantitie. of
ordnance stores are on hand, and the building
ana grounds formerly occupied by the Peni-
tfntlary are filled with formidable weapons OF
War Inc armory, during the temporary sus-
pension of work In IL, is undergoing thoronrb
repair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-04

YoUNG ACKNOWLEDGEMENT oorp;ro ,h.
70 ur1h-ward patrolmen arrested some sir or
seven colored children. for stealing money from
store IN the Northern Liberties. The two
prIneipals-Iheo. Ward and Peyton Brown
were sent TO jail for a further hearing. and tye
OF mem, VINO were very young, and Were onlv
recipients OF share each in the division v-eree
released upon refunding the money. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-04
LOCAL NEWS.

SHlPPISG SUSPICIOUS CHARAcTER.-Yes-
tPrday, q sergeant OF the provost guard, with
two men, halted and stacked their muskrts IN
front Of Justice Donn's once, and appeared 10
be awaiting the arrival Of some one, Few
minutes after several OF The Metropolitan de-
tectives arrived there, and the inquiry whats
ontr was freely circulated. About four o'clock
young man arrived, with several others, In
Il ont OF the officers, and was pointed out 20 the
seresnt by one OF the detectives, and the guard
took him in charge, and immediately marched
him on, followed by the detective. The matter
that the prisoner was q suspicious character.
VINO has made his appearance here lately,
named James Powers, and that II was the desire
OF the police that he should leave the city for
the city's rood. A few moments after the guard
reappeared with their prisoner, marching 70
the railroad depot, where we presume he was
put on the evening train for Baltimore. lFh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-04

FOR fCRTHER HEARINe-Last night Gustav
wiener was taken before Justice Walter by
metropolitan Detective Cronin upon a charge
OF robong his employer, Mr.. Frey, proprietor
OF the restaurant southwest corner OF sixth
street and Penn. avenue The acrnsed WAS q
odrket per In the house, and the loss Of various
articles OF value to the proprietor caused an in
Nesugaiion which led to suspicion Of the ac-
tended TO confirm them. The evidence upoa
which the prosecution relied not beine present.
hearing. ''-