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.rtRIf OF ryg MoRxI>. ppsss

TIE 'r'Sr':-..'~- assume. that II l. not the
emancipation lfrccismation itself which endan-
e,-- ti:r 'ii .r'ion," but the Grtss! rriaucipa-
tic-,. Tn" u -ur--nts s.car make the di>rriri-
iuafiou 'f;V"+G the two policies, IL the 'radi-
Gals csnuo:. anu they clearly show which or
the tv, ia. Ind fiIe moi, oIninous OF disaster
Go their fortunes. They know that siaN"s VIII
b. actually II. Grated only ny s6e p"Tfr q sMr
arrls. and tl,af the number thus liberated VIII
GCpard On tha 1rryrr i'frS ~ our arms Ana Goes
sny hodv surpoep that single slave VIII ne
sr,,snCiriat-d under the proclamation who
would not have ht-n ncipatd without IL
Tr ansgrr in tho negative Is TO cOnricf " OF in
uttity: TO answer in the afRrmStiva Is 10 I'M
xisSrrnine the verv ground on which the edct
r,Sts for il is 10 that " lille issuad only
in tho name of military necessity, il will COM
require and therefore Justify.
Thr Rcysb'ied,s regards the reno, lof Gen.
MtCIslian rs the '.natural seqaen OF the
northern elections" 1.-THE democratic party
may - assured that they are now 10 have that
rscc,ops' prosec tion OF the war for whic
hey havr ciamored. Whether they will relish
4 or not, aftsr they get il, IL another matter"
Thc Chronicle, which yesterday stated that
McCl<usn's reunoy oil was occasioned by recent
Investigations Of a most unexpected character,
says to-day that the reasons for his removal
show nothing affecting the loyalty Of Gen.
MeCfrllan or his capacity for organizing and
eQuipping great army for the field, bat are to
the end Of prosecuting the war with renewed
ViSpr
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TELEGRAPHIC,
LATE FROM THE WEST.
THs RlBfL Affair Upon NASHVILLE
GIN JOSEPH JOHNSTON APPOINTED TO
THE REBEL COMMAND IN THE WEST


LOUISVILLE. Nov. lO.-There had BEEN no as
s,ul' OF Nash vile mp 10 Friday evening. No
thin- had been heard OF Gen. Polk. On W I'd
= stiay night The rebel pickets appeared in
Nun frre>Aorc, McNinn vile and Franklin Pike
aud commenced skirnlishing Eight hundred Of
Stokes cavalry charged upon Starns' cavalry
and drove III. N within five miles OF franklin
M"anw lille rebel force, supposed TO 81 Nor.
Gan's, made n da> n on the new ra. !road bridge
north OF Nashville, bur wrre repulsed with
fearful loss.
In M various skir1ni>heS one man vas killed
thirteen wounded and three missing.
NICook's advance reached Nash, lie Oh the
afternoon 81 the 9th inst.
L IL reported that the rebels have eyacuated
NurIT, e>horo' md MCNinnyiiie, aud gone 10
Chattanooga. Also, that Gen. Jos r.. Joan
son h1d arriI -i q, ChasEucoga and assumed
'hr command OF the department. u Tennessee
Ard Nor'h Alabama.
Breckenridge ~ IN command At Chatta nooga
De-erIsrs from he rebel army say that Bragg
WIS comp HE'D 10 destroy must Of TIE prop rry
,aprur- Il ~ Li> iorc'~ IN krHtUciy - prev ent
IT. isiiJn- ln'r BU-il's hands.
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trust In him a tho treat I'nion captain Of the
sss, through good and vi I"i'ori, W" nave |"
point 20 his patriotic conduct IN the present
crisis rs furnishing the sNa'cple II l. their duty
70 follow. II. take. no though; OF sci! al this
t,m,. Lis b, art and mind being wrapped up In
The caue,. Of his country rs involved IN the
n,on.n,ous ,r.I- 10 " oh hi alno y completed
movement had hrou 6 III that csu>c. His friends
should. A. one man. asc-pt the action OF his
superiors il. command here &c q thing accom-
pli~hrd: Ia n. made .hC hcst " 10 secure, with
the command or the army III other hands, thu
glorious decisive victory Tor The good cause he
would surely hay" achieved within bit thirty
OF forty miles CT the point ~ which h" had AZ
rived " h-n ordered 10 retir" personally from
lac. fl,-il
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FROM THE FRONT.
GIN. sICkLEs MOVING TO RAPpAHtNNOCK
STATION.
GEN. sIGEL LOOKING AFTER JACKSON


Especial Dispatch 10 the Star.
MANASSAS JUNCTION, Nov. o-It is under
stood here that a considerable portion Of Gen.
SigeT. force have moved from their late posi-
tons in front of US along the line OF the Msuas.
"a, railroad take it for granted that its mis-.
sion is 10 attend especially to the possible
movements Of Jackson, who is believed 10 ba
still in the Valley.
Gen. Sickles Is on the way, to-day, to Rsp.
pahannock Station, with sufficient infantry and
artillery 70 hold the important bridge there past
persdyenture, with the assistance of Bayard's
Cavalry, who have had it in possession, Il min {.
jured. Though requiring Strengthening to bear
orr immense army trains,) for twenty -four
hours past. -
Major General Burnside, I believe, continues
his headquarters at Warrenton for the time
being.
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)ROPOS SAILS FOR WINE.

Posi- OFfICT DFTARTMEyI.
sd November, l3da.
sEAIHp PEoPoStIS will b. received ut this Ds
psrmf ~ Unit. tie 81 dar Of November, S5a tor
lurlissIr% one years supply of tSiUe imstci 1T
eS3ut 3b,t.A pounds, to be delivered al the Blank
Agencies Al " ashins3on, ID. C.. New'In-L city and
Bnna!". New orb, tree from ali cost OF trausppF-
tati"n: in such quantities az each Agency So may
from time to time ! . ordered hy the D. srtmant
The Irvine must be Of three stra nds wei! twist i
and capable Of sustaining the weight Of 30 pound.
ona string six feet in length: il must ne pGt mp in
balls Of on" md Yei ht each and pack Ell suitably
Tor ports ton in package Of @ pounds wei
each. The tvine must be smooth sui lie II bile, ana
measure ABOUT So yards to the pound. As no -pe-
VII scd samples oI such tIine they propose 70
furnish with their bid
TIE contract will be awarded 10 the lowest and
best bidder. the hest bid "a be detC -miIIed after
careful nation, Tor the pur pose IF ascertain
ing winch bid Will in is practical results be most
Yer general r. >ervc- TO himself the right Of de
Gliding
No proposals will h. considered which may BE-
made by PERSONS not engaged in the aufacturv
of twne.
Each bidder must furnish with hi- pro posals evil
Two sufficient securities will he required TO
Contract
Failure to furnish the article contracted for
promptly or fnrnishing article inferior TO that
for the C6pitur. of the contract
BIDS not male IN scccr2aucc with these proposals
will not be con ,itered.
Proposals must he marked on tic outside of the
envelope with the name of the article propns a iur
and tine letter containing them addressed t. the
First Assistant Postmaster General, Wrshin st"r,
D. VI BLAIR
- u
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MR.. CoLPAX OrFEIHp A CABINET SEAT.-A
Washington dispatch to the New York Post
states the President has rendered 10 Schuyler
Colfax the Stcretsryship OF the Interior, Ill the
event OF Secretary Smiths acceptance OF the
judgeship Of the United States Supreme Couri.
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list RECEIVED

JUST RECEIVED
"A LARGE And superior stock OF CARP sis ,a'1
cash OF Northern manufacturer declining ousi-
ness. n,,s u,rnoU
SHADES CROCKERY, GLASS WARE AMI other
HOT sBKSEPINa AETiGLF5 infindH,ns f csRI.,
NET III RNITCRE, both nsw sd second hans
Parties Wishing to buy will save time and n'2eF ~
r. BUCHLY. 42s sth St. east sides;
pos,m> between q Az Il.
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Orr MILITARY BUDGET.
An IMPORTANT ORDER.

W., Department, Idjuidnf Gsn'r0Fs O''rS,
Washington. November IN. l-61.
.Spec,al O1rity-, No. S5-.-All on!rrGs, Of what
ever grade, belonging 10 thr Army OF the Po-
topnsc. ill proceed 10 Join their respective
commands within twenty -four hour.
The penalty for diSobedience OF this order
will IN. dj -mi>Sal from the service.
By command oil MAJOR General Hall-ck:
Ed TOWNSEND, 4. y. q.
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~ The treason CASE which We're SIT Tor TRIAL
last week before tho tnitrd States District
Court at Baltimore were not taken mp. Chief
Justice fancy n. ing TOO unw"ll 70 take his seat
on the bench, Judge GILES postponed the cases
until the April term of the court. There are in
nil Siyty Three of these cases
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SI(OlD LDIINl.
rasEg O'CLOCK P. NJ.
pprsoSrBs or WAR.

The following prisoner OF MAJ "N'' '>''' Ia
from Gen Sigels army y'.'rdaE' m" CO.
nitted 10 the Old Capitol rI.-"H ''''-
Cogan, W. +. Davis. Tr. Il. tPENa'.. '.'- Jon
w Erady, all Of the i?'h EIr-ini'. '-'"''.'t :
Palmer and J. =. Ham, OF ist .TzIita >''"''t y
lame. W. Riley and l.. II. IA, OF 4 i'r'"i'
rrCirncnt: and II. w. Skinner, a r'1"i soN-F''-
rent agent. Seven 9TH prisoners - AZ ~
a., yesterday sen, 20 the did a IICi.
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NAY Al AFFAIRS

Commodore T.. X. Striblirg har been orsi"r't
To the command OF the Philadelphia navy yard
in place OF Commodore Pendergrist, deceased
Capt. John Rodgers la been detached from th'
Gaicua and ordered 10 the IRON clad WeehaT
ken. Lieut.. Commau1ar Leonard Pauldin-
has been detached from ordnance duty at New
York, ami ordered TO The command OF ta'
tiaIrRa. Ensign II. =. Por!,r has been ordered
10 the South Atlantic squadron.
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\ SURPRISE.

On Friday, when Gen. Heiszi-man arrived
al his headquarters over the river-the Airing
ton Hou~c--h" was met l,y committee OF his
stafi v ho III their name, presented him with a
fine full -bloohrd Messenger horse, As 4 token
Of thrir personal regard for him.
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PRISONERS OF STATE.

HO'Brirn and Wna. Brown, prisoners OF
State from Virgins, Were seat 10 The oid Zap.
IDOL Yesterday. O'Briea is from CharioitsSiiie,
ant. WAS captured b. our picke's- And Is charged
with bring engaged il rcbei maraudinS party
near our lines. Brown claims 10 h. from Penn
svlyania, bu; could TO; name ne 20 Sn.
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atsIate hour to-day We has- ''i-Hra Ga
self that Major Genl Hooker III l. 'Hrn'hg W
the 'front.' is ordered. not to the command o. t''
whole army Of uhe Potomac. hai ~ 'hai u on'
of its army corps: the one racrh'is "n"'. ms
command or that OF Major GEM fit@ john
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SCounterfeit $50 and 800 notes, altered
from al and 81 treasury notes, made their ap-
pearance in New York On Saturday. They are
quite blurred and very defectiva.
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~ Cotton, which sold in Philadelphia less
than eighteen months ago for Is cents per
pound, was disposed OF on saturday st 6
cent?, cash, and more was desired at the same
figure
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~ The price OF petroleum has advanced
from 80 to so cents per gallon in Philadelphia.
The export. from that port since The lst OF
January hsye been over two million gallons.
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~ The dram in New York, which was e
have taken place to-day, has again been post.
poned-this time indefinitely.
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BRIGApfgE GENERAL wansvoeTII

BRIGApIER GENERAL WADswoRTH
Brig. Gen. Wadsworth, Military Governor OF
Washington, left this city this morning on
visit 10 the front. IL seems 10 lie understood Al
his headquarters here. by the by, that he Is ma
king preparations 10 speedily take the field at
the ead of a brigade.
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The ROBBERY or RIeGs Il Cove learn
tom New York, on undoubt-d authority, thst
the los. Of Riggs 4 Co., bankers OF this CITY.
by the late theft OF tin box Containing some
CT their securities, from New York city
bank will be but triiinf, comparatively, tha
box containing their valuable securities being
81 the time M the Bank OF America Almost
al the contents Of the stolen box Were tina
property Of Others, and very few OF th-m
Will be eventually losers By its abstraction,
s. ample measures have ben taken 10 prevent
the thieves from realizing anything whatever
Upon Them.
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NEW YORK STotk MARKET

NEW YORK, New. is.--iih 4. .n.--First Board
I. =. Coupons, ISL, les; 1.3-Io Treas Hry Notes
IUtt CrT-lfs stes, - Old D,rnsnc Notes, Ic6 >
Gpld, l39.
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r ebrI Attack on Rappahanuock Station-

GAINESVILLE. Nov. ., 5i5 s.-TDi spatch
% thr PhlIadr,xhla ln9u .rer. Il he Reb-l Is
having etacUsNi RAPE, lannock Station,
from fear oi being captured our forces took
possession o. II on Friday afternoon. The neNr
morning the Rei-al- returned, greatly REIN
forced. They Were ~ lea-t three times the
strength q! uGr force hut notVi;a- fading this
AFT. = 4 how la. brisk artillery .iYe. the, were
ccmp-li"d 10 retreat without accomplishing
'heiT purpose.
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Till EVENING STAR.
MASIiiEtiTON CITY:
,n>n.D SOyEMBy.a -, i-tY.

~ REAI.fNN Natter N AVERY PAGE
sTu cTTsIrE FUE INTERESTING TELs-
cErpE1c AND OTHER MATTER
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MAJOR GENERAL. HOOK

MAaUH UkNEnAI' HUUNEN
Major General Hooker having sufficiently
recovered 10 return TO the field, is expected to
start for the front in the course Of day.
1t is the belief Of many around us that he will
be assigned to the command Of the whole army
OF the Potomac We have been unable, a yet,
20 verify the fact, however
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PRISONERS yKoa sHARpsBUR0.

PRISONERS bktN sh ho
Gen Gordon forwarded three prisoners OF
wsr from Shsrpsburg this morning. Col. Dos
Ter cent them to the Old Capitol. Their names
are As follows: G. Morgan, 18th LOUISIANA ID.
Il. Stanford. afth Georgi;,; II. L. Brighton, I'd
Sirsjria
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GENERAL MCCLELLAN.

til. -aid around us that Gen. Mcclellan may
be expected TO reach Washington this evening.
?, ,.ut. for Trenton, New Jersey.
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CoLp GoISG UP.-FroIn soal- cause there Is
liU!ter n NAH siIett 10 dzy, and eold has
gore ny 10 i3i per cent. with "a r.s ~ tendency.
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PEESnNAL.-Cirn. Wa.swor!h, n. Y. MAJOR
GenerslBanks. I. :. V; Col. Benedict, N ";
Col I. a. Scott, Pa; Gen. Mccall. T.. :. V,
are II Willard.
Hon. john '. Critt"nd-a. ny, and Gov. II.
l.. Gamble. No, are a. the National
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~ The steamship Edinburg, which sailed on
Saturday, took ont si3O,5y0 in specie.
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I ADIES' DRESS FURs
h. N STlNENET2


2J6 Pa dr-rrt, bette. i3sh as5 l-;L C.
Invites the attention Of lsd;-s to HE well
assortment Of DRESS RTRS I'm e'eN'e-
h-aCins al the various styles nov in q
hd52Sf3
Having recar:ly enlarged HE store EIXfSX
he ~ -epsr.d 10 ofer better induce N1E
mt nis than heretofore
Beautiful ~ets fer ST. sissna sis
k,e1 Article guarantee e. re pTrs, etas aud sel
~ 'he 'eNSN narAet pStces ne -in
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. CARFEr BAG STpIKN.-.Iohn CSIerson yes-
tercsy entered Angns's restaurant, near the
dfRos, and placing his carpet bag on the AoG
Of the hsr room. weht into another room 70 pro-
enre plate OF oy srers. When he TetUrned the
carpc: bag was missing. L contained some
. clothing, = silver watch, Snd SCI ersl other
ticles OF hfIle value.
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THF ARwoRy.-Ai,out forty WORTHY Young
wonen have been employed liz the IN an a "a ciure
OF blank cartridges. This VIII probably con-
unle during the present week The CORPS OF
dire hundred femsl.s who worked sofai lhfully
some weeks since. arr exceedingly anxious for
n res umpjion OF business. Major Byineton has
now facilirirs for the manufacture of I15.HU
cartridges per day. and operations Will b. re-
commenced there a. soon possible
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THE REPORTED CAPTURE or REBELS At
PLYMOUTH c.
The Navy Department has diSpatchr- from
Fortress Monroe 10 The 9th. which MAKE 40
mention OF The reported capture OF 3.tn rebels
At Plymouth, y. c
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AHHEsIRD.1feorge Brown g colored indi-i
vldual- lately arrived from Bzltiraore, WAS
rested by OFFICER gin, on Saturday. upon the
rhsrre Of robbing the firm OF Sweitxer. Linthi-
cam Co. OF shat city, OF SIS. He wss brought
brtcre Justice Bonn. when he waiyed a pre-
lirninary examination, and accompanied the
pfhceT ~ BSiiiInOre on Saturday evening
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siIion WAS rendered for the plaintiffs IN the
case 81 ". II. West snd Jane- Lusby ". VIVA
II. Gunnen. The Jury were dnaily da charged.
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B ASSAULT WIN INTENT TO KILL.-On Satur-
day afternoon, youne man named Reare goa
INTO an allie rcatlcn with an cid man NAMED
Michsel Conn, n. near the corner OF T9entistn
and q stTen1s. and ~ lille then Were engaged in
talking. FohE Rea o. an older brother. came up.
ano picking up SOM, struck Conner on the
heaG. knocking him senseless- Rrace xas
aTrtst, d and taken before Justice DruTy, who
committed him 10 Jail for court. e.
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PGISoSEBs.-In 4 considerable 10. o. secesh
prlscntrs who arrived here to-day from the
front l. son o. the Hon. Alexan der Dimitry,
~ La, lSte L. -. Minister 10 Nicaragua and
long IN public employment here Also. \ son
o. Professor Daniel. music teacher, OF this city.
They ws7e not long since captured near Bris-
tow Sl2ticn. " HE scouting.
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ANoTHER Fra Yesterday ab5n. rIy
O'clock = m, SeTg, aut =. Skip,,on ana Rouu IS
usu johnson oISCOS erru a fir. ~ the q vv@H-
. iEc o. Mrs. AiltH. P-unsyiNanis aycnue
b,1r zen Ninth and Tenth ssree5s. They iInme-
diattlS went 10 work 10 Cxtiuguish the firr,
aided ~ rtrScns near bv 81 tha tiHle. aAd .nr-
coed. la dong 80 with very liTuc damage 90
the ITCI eT-y.
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MAJOR GENERA PITT !ogA roRrrK.
We hear that this oficer has been .-.;-vad II
his command and ordered 10 this city
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n owed in the following cases
Hhexe Drafted

DrrIRrVsNT o. SrAfh,
WlsHISGTnN. Nov. i. E"z !
~. Sr.Ct an the ground % at1en
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an EMPTY PoCKET.-0n Friday night last
while Mr.. FitZ Simmons, business manager az
fcru's theafer, was passing from the ticket Of
fee into the thcater, one Of his coat pockets was
cut cur by some expert. fortunately, tho th,ef
only GOt pocket-ths M " a. nothing in IL The
thI.f 10 doubt supposed that beans Mr..
Wa business manager he would have ..porkpt
full Of rocks." fiizis a iittiet sharp 10 carry
mu anon, Y, especially as his vocation requires
him 10 be in a crow SO often. .s ~ 7
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PARposs.-The rresidept has pardonea fr,-


th- penitrntIary the following y
John y. West, cunvi, ted al June term $50 !,
OF arson. and sentenced TO twelve years inprb.
onmfnl. =
Richard Maryman, con yictPd at June t4ru
iS6f, Of grand larceny, and sentenced 70 thrvs
year,. -
John WOcdcock. con yicted March term. lsG..
OF Larceny, and sentenced 10 two years.
Daniel Barry, convicted Of arson. Narch
ieG-, and sentenced 20 three years. y
The first had s'rN I'd out three fourths OF In
term; The second Two thirds. The third is q.
mechanic, and the fourth an old solci.r, Vie
bui one leg. They have all conducted them.
selves in an exemplary manner since their ess.
fius ul.nt. .. =. ~ .. -
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ByW. l.. WALL & CO., Auc,ioneer..
DERkAPT0RY AUCTION SALE OF GRO
Il RIEs. ac.-THURSDAS MORNING, 1Sgh No
ycsnbeT, st ~ clock. viii sell in front of 4 Ia
Auction Rooms TO close consi.nneutss runs-1
Of tote OF q roe TIcs. Tor cS-h embracing
Bsrreis Yellow and Refined sugar
Ck-sss Tee,
Ti-rres Cincinnati Rams sgd Reef
Boxes Starch, Vernieeils sud Nas.srori
Boxes Chs wing Tobacco ami Stgars
Gases assorted PRESERVES and Pickles
Bones Lemons and Bar. els Beans and Fork
Boxes BLACK ;as and Brushes, barrels Nuts
Cases Aromatic H.fte1
Eases Lerl~p and Raspberry Strip
Barrels Sirup aud Vine gar Barrels Herring
A I'd susnIity Of ANAL S:ores
q 70 ~ tRepl. w T.. WALL Co luets
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REEGNsL OF lEpgP-.-~iuCeS Saturday morn
inC The following have arrived I'D Illinois
Col. Iic k.,r. - men; ii:d PennSN lyaEia- Col
HcyI, 9.9 men, i-3 VrcIUlts Tor >th NeH York
CSVatTv: - for Ishod.- TsIaHd Cav alrys 1 5sfa
Isl New \ oTk Cavalry; 80 Ter Michigan regi-
nCnT>: IL Tor >iekles' Brigade: - Tor iuth New
York: and for 2Dth Indiana.
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STAMPING
STAMPING -

=
$4,000 Iip!rS
1" come s"l oNAu''ne Al, RRAIpING PArTrps
Tor Skirts, Gsr'bS!ii and 2ousy- Jackets. Jo.;s.
Northern liberties "' "
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SVDnEs DEATH.-YHsterday morning. Mr..
John God. a we'll known tailor, n-sidinr at
the c"rn'r OF Virginia avenue and Eighth
su"r'r Navy lard.N was found dead In his
room. lie had removed his coal aud hos pre.
SaTafory 70 retiring. and IL Is su,,s
taken Win M. IN which died. corSone, W
ward btid ~ inquest on ths BODY 49,.
afternoon, anu verdict was rendered MAJ ~
died in an aIopieouc NJ. The deceased VS.
3houi o. wears Of age, ard was well and favor
ably known throurhoutthe District Helsayes
but one child-a daughter, who resides al New.
ark, n. J. 49,.
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r GIVE Nh CALI
HB Urders gned pectfpl liz informs has fr,-,as
and the public that he wnl open his - -
seiFknGvn establishment shiN day for ~ ~
the season. He has hsd il thsroaghiy SNI~
repaired and neatly fitted and hss also MI
been sed all the summer in bedding
the most choice OYSTERS the Chesxr~sk- IA,
soaId produce. in his famous creeks az Pfa-y Point
s., wall receive by the steamer james Guy from
Ptney Point, twice wOsk. q frush supply iadt
pendent Of my reEulzS supply HATS By snck
arrange mems there AL es fSiiure in fliirs any
.o1rsets thst ray he made With IN h1,eu;
- ~ehsSe never heretofore fsiled t. DO ini~repd.
~; of the hlccksde
Ny s-rangeiae uts cenpleie that * ca cor
sitE ~. hCuse IN the United Sale. 80
pieaSe nyssai Ca pay particular attention - fcr
cishlrE hEtsls, rEstsUraRts. suffers SID prirIt
families, a. the lowest cSsh prioSs
VII! keep As on hAnd q eae sssort-aeut tre.t
ssnnea ri It's eai hesme;icsl'y sr.a.re NEAT,
,sd v G 81 ABRs IN HARVEY
D7pat 2si CT, eet~e-.1 4 ~ .ai ntA,
se5U NesAiESt0S Ciiy, D. 2.
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t>QR SALE-TU SUTLERS.-A pair of excel
L lent iohS *. v"unE and sound with ~
covered spring " tGON, suitable for sut ~
lers or other business men for sale on rea ~
sonasle terms. OF viii fc hired with driver In
auiTe sol Pa. avenue, between 9th AMI 10th -tS
no l. 81
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TNENAS. AND ITS LATE MILITARY oCCU
L patton and Evacuation, by Cant Philips - =
- cts.
Orl.y Fsrnl. ny Anthony Trellope. 81
Andree de 1rayeney. by Dumas: 81
system Uf Logic, by =. Mctireg0r. A. NJ. - Il,
Memoirs of n. Murray, II. D., tRirwan, by :. j.
Prime, 81.
wilson Manual OF Instructions IN Object Los
sons 81.
Set of Chsrts far do. 81.
otis's Illustrated History of The Panama Rail
road, ~.
TIL Life of Edward Irving. Minist.r Of the NJ
IL nal Scotch Church, London bv Mrs. olphant
ri. InOS EkANGk taylor