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4 rumored movement on the Potomac,
q correction of the Hera1d's last cauard,
and sundry small items Of local iatelli~
scncc comprise nil we have from Wash.
ington. Matters in lower Virginia indicate
somcthing more stirring, aud the rebels
are reported moving On Yorktown. By
way Of Fortress Monroe, the glcanings OF
The rebel journals give us batch Of
Southern news An unsuccessful Federal
movement is reported in Gen A1itchell's
department. The North Carolfna Execu-
tive is out in an appeal for contributions
in aid Of suffering sccesh troops. The
Richmond papers speak Of a return Of the
rebel army to Maryland, and the falling
back Of our army, tale evidently for
home consumption. From the Gulf De-
partmeDt, the news is negatively import.
ant. Mobile is not yet attacked. Farragui
has not yet received his orders.
From the West the dispatches Indicate
only active preparation. Gen. Rosecran:
is cn route to repuir the damages caused tt
the ULion arms by that most ineffable 0
kpeycs and towards, Don Carlos Buell.
Tie aspcct III Gruut's department fore
shadow work ahead, and near ut hand. I
viii comc in 4 few days time. The ST
Louis levee has been visited by disas
tr2us fire, destroying eeyeral steamboats,
:; In that department no news of importaae
T.is reported. By the mails we have az
courts which look like the closing Of til
Indian war in Minnesota.
From our Own S,:tc Capital VIC hay
further and continued hints Of machine
:ions Of The Tories which the loyal men {
Illinois must guard against Gov. Yak
has returned to Springfield. There h.
come an urgent call TOR our troops now
camp to take the field. The order Of Il
War Department is promulgated in til
State allowing volunteers to enlist as reg
= lars. This same order has been rescindt
in its application 10 tie army in Virgin
as there working mischief and demort
i7atinn
, 1862-10-28

TOR SALE Comfortable Cot
tara en- the &est Side, for $1s5 C. E. Holmes
House snd Land Agent No 50 nest Eandoiph strest.
Ocl8-Y1.-3s
, 1862-10-28

NEW YonK, Oct. 37.--A KeJ West letter
reports the capture OF the schooner Isabel,
loaded with rait, of g.. Marks, by tue DATED
StAtfa bark Jas L. Davis.
Col Johu Ersing, U. 8. L., died last q7eq'
ing In this city.
, 1862-10-28

TRIAL COMMITTEE.
The earnest, lucid appeal OF the
Republican Union Central Committee
Il .hc people OF Illinois, published in
this mornings Tribune, is entitled to
c careful perusa1. The arguments
put forth canpot fail to carry con-
yicsion to the minds Of Ill but bcsottcd
partisans and disloyal persons. We hope
to sec this Appeal conspicuously published
this week, in every Union newspaper in
Illinois. No better document can be
placed before their readers.
, 1862-10-28

Cen. Lfnder's Appointments
Ccneeeo. Wednesday. Oc1oper -.
Moline, Thu1sdsy. October 80.
l,ock Island. Fsltay. October 81.
Joliet, Saturday, November l.
, 1862-10-28

Gen, J. M. AHh1cy's appointments. 4
GIN. j. n. Ashley, the gallant represents
tive Of the Toledo district, Ohio, will address
tie people Of the 9TH Congressional d1strictat
the following times aud places:
Princeton, = ednesday. October 18th, At O'Clock
Pm.
Hiehop's Hin. Henry county, Thursday. October
.Dth, at : o'r!pck. p. m
Gatsa. sa1nc day. &C obcr s0th, att O'Clock p N.
Ga.exhuszh. Friday. October a:st, afternoon or
evening. as the local commtltee shall decide.
Princeton, Saturday evening. November aet, at
Z o,capc p n
, 1862-10-28

Hon. Leonard Swett.s t.sAppofntmenxs.
Fsirhury, Ltsingeton county, Wednesday, oc-
tobt122 j p n.
Pcntac, livingston county Thursday, October
, 1862-10-28

BosroH, Oct. 27-Charles 3: Train declines
the peoples nomination for Congress In 7tn
district on account of private business, and
for the special reason that he entirely sympa'
th}zes with the presidents emancipation proc
lamatlon and the policy Of the Republican
party.
, 1862-10-28

1r. Ingersoll's Appointments.
Quincy, Adams county, Wednesday. Oct- y. I
Aaenmb, McDonopgh county. Ihn1saay' Oe1- 81
IesyIetoWu, Fulton countY. Friday. Oct. il.
, 1862-10-28
Ecm 1Dnertlsrnlc11ts..

:" ANTE D. immediately y-Cne
wv hundred Halr Ffckers. 1t 90 W4ah!n9tou st.
oe1a-r1lols Ell AEASS. 1!rh0ts.arar,
, 1862-10-28

+ OST.-On or about the Is. h lust i.
L i DIM or Yellow Gov. Fith q white e3ot IN the
fsce 1h* finder will Re suitably ,ewA:nei bkca ling
at No.9 Metropolitan Block, ut IL West Washing.
ion street Il. kUE1ISS. oc2S Y1l9 81
, 1862-10-28

Twentieth Senatorial District Ap-
p01ntmentss
Daniel Richards. Union and Republican CAL
<lidatc fer State Senator for the counties Of
Lee, Ogle, and WhltesIde, and d. l. Terrell
Of Sterling, will speak In the evening at the
following places:
Lv1dcn, Wnitcelde caunty. Fr1dsy, Oct 81.
Grand de Tour, OGe county, Saturday, Nov. l.
, 1862-10-28

BosroN, Oct. 27.-Thc new steam sloop Of
var Kfa1narge LETT Gibraltsr on tho 30td Of
September for the Azores and to search for
the pirate Alabama.
, 1862-10-28

Hon, John A. Gurley:s Appointments.
Hon. John l. Gusleg, Of Ohio, and 8. B.
Perry, esa., Of Chicago, will address the peo
pie Of the 80 Congressional district at the fol-
lowing times and places:
I&ne, 0g1e county, Wednesday evening, 0cto-
her ..
Morrison. Whitefidc county, Thursday evening,
Octobc1 81.
Fulton. Nhitetide county, Friday evening, 0c-
tob,E 81.
Erundy County.
Hon. J. r. Newport Of Morris, and Henry
Logan, cEq, Of Joliet, will address the citizens
OF G1undy county. IS follows:
MAzon. Wednesday, October >9'h, 7p. H.
MsnookA, Thureday. October 3Dth, z p. m,
Gardner. Friday, October atHt, Z r. m
Hon. j. o. Norton will also address the
melting ut Gardner.
, 1862-10-28

4 e%{ka.

HARn1aBuRa, Oct 27.-Gov: Curtin his no
knowledge Of another meeting Of governors
at Washington. The vhole stoEy Is dfsba-
Ne7ed..
, 1862-10-28

:. MuwAUKxR, Oct. 81 The Ltthographtc.l
Union Of this city is 'on strike fos N ad-
Ynncp On present NaSe4
, 1862-10-28

WANTED-By Student, situ~
~ alton where be cca. In part OF wholly, earn his
board By mat1ng himself usefal. Address -stadeat"
Chicago r o. Qc3 y13 u
, 1862-10-28
FROM CAIRO AND BEL L0W.
SCARE AT MEMPHIS.
Military Matters and Prospects.
The Situation in Zen. Grants
Department.
Gen. Rosecrans En- Route
to Kentucky.
TEE Hoxs OF TAxLoR,s BAT
TERYs

How they Celebrated the Anniversary
Of tho Baltic OF Nfeder1cktons
, 1862-10-28

w wANTED BY Frenchmau and
~ wife situations nc nan to act as cosehnan
and tsk. care OF horac4 the uosh cook, walsh and
trpn, N pryatn family. No oo} ctiun u TIN coun
try. Can be eetn Or Ee4td OF At Nts. B6teE Agency
Office ii Whshfn1t IN street ucS3 y7El3k
, 1862-10-28

xHon. Owen LoFe1o5,s Appointments.
Etsawood. peoria connry, Wednesday, October g.
'EEsapoo, Peoria county, Friday October 81.
Hrnnspfn, Saturday, NoSensber1.
Speaking, In all Cases not otherwise speci-
ded, 10 commence at 2 O'Clock, p. m.
, 1862-10-28

pOARDING.-A gentleman and
1wle. or two gIe gentlemen, obt aln pleas
ant 'front.' room, with board Immediately, at ES W.
bash avenue. ocoo5y7I3t
, 1862-10-28

Hon. John r. Eustace'a Appoint"
YnCHE8s
Hon. JouN Y. EusrAcE, Of Dixon, will
speak as follows, in favor Of sustaining the
war, the administration, and the Republican
and Union ticket:
At Mount Carroll, Thursday evening. Oct. 50.
st Ffeepo1t, F1itay evening. October 81.
1t Galela, Mo1day evening. November 3.
Let the people turn ont, aud hear this able
and eloquent champion Of the gorernment.
, 1862-10-28
;I.ne IribuMB~
=
o,,nnatuu .DoculneuGa,

We have printed rarson Bno1ulow's great
speech In Metropolitan HILL on Saturday
AyeudneS; on quartar Sheet as campaign
document. We will send 1t by express for
the same price az General Prentiss' speech.
viz: tseenty eersts per hundred copies.
, 1862-10-28

Fa1Aon BroNntoWss Appointments
>, De7sas+ Neon oountg, "Wednesday. OK: e.
- 6Qn1nEdeA- 6ahfdmon Co., TnnredaF. Oct- ~.
Bloop8 tont &NcI.ean Co., Friday. Oct. 81.
- 1et&iks4 S614. Saturday. NoE:1
MonmouthF Waft1R Co., Monday, Nov s.
, 1862-10-28

WANTRD.-A good man with
Soma cash csp;ta1; WHO Eonid 1ike to take a
atttn nd wholly Ia payt 10 the business address, -"
g. c." Rox SIT Post 01ce. To meet at tho TFru11Es
Hpn14 NJ the Bt7ar department.. ocs3-vSN st
, 1862-10-28

w TANTED-To sell-A new Gro
~ yer and Baker Improved Shuttle Stitch Sew.
1nE MAchtre neAflv new Wilt sal cheap, .Adires.
&c n IT," Wesf Branch r. o.. Chicago, ocaS WI
, 1862-10-28

WANTED-S ore-First Floor
Wv oply,) On IAk-, Clark, Denfhorn or some 9th.
CT good sun Ct TOT retaninx One ude OF good sizAd
store, occupied for teE.lfy or .one SUCH business
would do Address. statauR particulars kc ~ -
care OF Willard 4 Chlld. 135 South Wat:r street..
otaRy;9t1t
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LOCAL NEWS.

Nor1CE--Aftez having 10. many years printed
ths lists Of letters remaining uncslled for In the
nrst othce Of this city, (under tke law author
izing tbeir publication In the newspaper having
The largest circulation v hin the usual delivery
II the Office, y the proprietor Of the Star has at
length felt compelled to decline their further
insertion, because OF the great space they have
c1re to occupy, and Of the fact hat for months
nsst be has ben forced to lay over on each
occasion, when printing the lists, advertisements
tb. insertion Of which would bave paid at least
double as much an tie law allowed him for the
letter list.
In addition to this positive pecunIary loss by
heir assertion since those lists have come TO be
"a large as the New York city letter lists. they
have entirely-oH he day on which thew Were
rrlnted-defsatCd his purpose Of making the Sta,
slvsys Es:EsPoTer-news being 1t, well known
Ereciaity.
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NGRRSSIONAL.
XXXyIIth CONGRESS-SecendS Session.
SATURDAY, June Ia.

i,
SENLrE-Sevefel enrolled bills were signed,
amsng them being the Bill IN relation to the
selection Of juries in the District OF Columbia,
and the bill repeating the act prohibiting the
issuance Of small notes In the District Of Co.
lumbia
An Executive message. transmitting memo
nal ffoir New York, asking Congress to enlarge
the Erie end Ceweso canals and canal loo ks, for
military and naval pufpcsess wss received, read
and referred.
fhe House bills for the relief Of VIM. B. Todd
and Senator Simons (and other House biils) were
read twice and referred.
The House bill providing that company Officer,
should only be paid according TO the ray-rons Of
their respective companies, wss rcssed.
The Joint resolution from the House, returning
the thanks Of Congress TO Lieut.. George ~.
Merris, U. 8. NJ, for bis bravery, &c, In defend
ing tie Cumberland In her action with the Mer-
rimac, was read twice and referred.
Also, the House bill extending the charter Of
the Washington and Alexandria Railroad Com
Pany.
The Senate bill directing that hereafter the
convicts In The District Of COlum ba penitentisry
shall be employed on the manufacture OF Army
ara NevY shoes, and shortening the time Of the
service OF every convict who behaves himself I'M
exceptionally one nIonth for each year for which
he may have been sentenced, was taken upj and
the Senate disagreed TO the House bill there 10
abolish the Office Of clerk OF the institution.
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SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK P. n.
LoupoUN COUNTY MATTERS.


This forenoon Gen. Asa Rodgers and the Rev.
Mr. Nourss, Of Lcudoun county, Va, were
brought to this city under arrest by Col. Swain,
Of the Scott New YOfi) cavalry. Rodgers
10 the presiding justice Of his county under the
Letcher treason. Nourse 10 charged with being
sort OF peripatetic secret mail agent,
the medium Of communication between Rebel
spies and svmratbZers In rebeldom out Of the
county. The latter, IL we mistake not, 10 Con
necticut man by birth. II woshIngtonian by
birth he 10 the son Of 4 man whose ghost might
fairly be expected to rise from the grave 70 re-
buke any SON Of his recreant to his allegiance TO
the good government he did SO much to estse-
lish as permanent one.
It 10 alleged that Rodgers sent his own wagons
to aid Jackson in his second raid mp the valley.
He also presided, very recently, at session OF
County Court that acknowledged allegiance to
the reasonable State Governmental Richmond,
which, under pretence, we take 1t, Of providing
for the poor took the liberty Of assessing on the
county tax OF SO 600 really to aid the rebellion
by providing for the families ard other depend
ents Of citizens Of Loudoun, now In arms against
their country.
The chances are ten 20 one that both these In
dividuals will be slIowed ample time in the Old
Capitol for repentance, on account Of their aleg.
ed acts In furtherance Of the treason Of the times
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OTHER CHURCHES REQUIRED.

BY direction Of the Secretary Of War, the Mill
tary Governor, Brigadier General Wordsworth,
has taken possession Of the Rev. DR.. 6uriey' 3
Presbyterian Church, (corner Of New York ave
nue. and Thirteen. and "a half street, for hospital
purposes, IN addition to the three other Weshir
ton churches mentioned elsewhere In to-dsy's
STAY.
General w. has also directed the Provost Mar
shall Of Alexandria to take possession OF the
churches OF that town for the same purpose.
The Episcopal Seminary near Alexandria, is
now being fitted up a. a hospital for GONZALES
cents, for which a th0as.nd beds are being put
into that building. The removal Of that number
of recovering paten;S from the Other hospitals in
this city and vicinity will make room fOf %
many unfortunates In them.
Ills clear TO u that these Increased hospi,al
prepafstions are undertaken at this time simply
With reference 10 what may possibly be the de-
mands for hospitaI accommodations In this quar-
ter after the expected great battle near Richmond
sh,ll have been fought. The precsuiiou 10 a. wise
an humane, though It 10 by no means impossible
that after all there may be no need OF these In
creased accommodations.
The military authorities do not contemplate In.
terfering with the services In any Of the eh7rehe,
In question until after tomorrow.
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TO BE GOOD
OLD FACES MADE TO
LOOK YOU~6 AND
BEAUTIFUL,

You may obtain q hand
some complexion. ex empt
from Pimples, Blotches,
DR. run BLErY's
PlMPLE
BANISHER.
Price, 81 per bottle.
Sent by mai or express
to any address.
Omce-No IL Wash
inston Building, Pennsyl-
wanna avenue, ooTner of
Seventh street, Washing
ton, y. g. jsl4
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PERsOSAL.-Judge Jewett, Of Ohio, and e.
Croswell, Of New York, are at Willards'.
Major d. D.. Perkins, U. 8. A, Chief Of Gen.
Banks Staf, IL at kirkwoodf.
Col. r A. Ziegle, Of the IO7th Pennsylvania
volunteers, Is at Browns.
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MARRIED..

On the 9th rnstsn b.. Rev. Mr.. E. w. syl.,
CHARLES h SSYMhUR, Of Wstertowa, N.
Y, to Mrs DA BORAH A. Il. TAFT. of Green
Point. N. Y. IWatertOwn Daily News COPY
At the Epiphany Church. Thursday eyeninr,
yu ne 18th, By the Rev Or Charles Hal, I'll co.
pOaE @ BR ECHr, u. q. NJ, to LOUISE A.
VOSs both Of Washington oIty.
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ORPHANS CoURT.-Besides the usual Fout. ns
business In this court this morning. letters tesla
nentary on the estate Of Ambrose Lynch were To-
sued 20 his daughter, Miss Mary Lynch Mrs 81
Goddard, daug liter of tae late r. Vinton,
gave bonds 40 the guardian Of her infant son.
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DRixz's PLANTATION BiITz.s.

Itinvigcrates, strengthens and purihes the sys-
tenn, 10 a perfect appetizer, and the most agree
able and efec tual tcaic In the world. IL IL COM
posed Of the celebrated Calissya Bark, Roots,
Herbs and pure 81 Croix RUM particularly
adapted to delicate females; cures Dyspepsia and
Weakness, and Is Just the thing for the changes
Of seasons
Bold by all 6rocers, Druggists, Hotels and So
looms P. a. DRAKE e. Co.,
I'D ec3mH 202 Broadway, New York.
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GLTMoNT BY MooNLIGHT.-The proposed ex-
curson to Glymont on Tuesday night next, under
the auspices Of the Union Literary Association
promises to be a grand affair.
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v, WATCHES AND CLOCKS,
SGsT hsoslred An, assortment OF WATCHES
snd CLpNkS ot all descriptions, warranted n
% teeI time. PLATED CHAINS warrant IN
% 30 70 Tear ss We as gold Which will be sold al
HENRY Il. HEMPLER'S,
THE Rotary p NDULUM CLOCK. the
pest, CHEAP st and most ornamental Clock IN or
lstenoe, warranted time keepers. IL. construction
10 curiosity. Cell and see II. TO be had only of
HENRY HEMPLER, $40 G st.,
10 ID 5t' near Bank Of WASHINGTON,
PAR BROS GRAND DEPOT,
n 90 ner + and 7th streets, 10 row the place
Ehere all men so to buy their outfits Of SINNER
EIot ing . d tn re are good reasons Why every
que should there to buy. Firstly, we sell Cheap
or IN, any other similar estRbshmea in tris CITY
rt9ondly, our garments cannot be surpassed, ia
style making or trI mining, they a-e &c ual TO the
best merchant tai'ors work. And thirdly, We are
eweys careful 10 recommending our goods ut what
they really are, henoe NO deception.
4, we IespscapilJ solicit oiti1en,; strangers and
establishment corner of It'll and str. to buy every
article OF Clothing they need. 10 Is 2ms
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From Richard Smith, Esq, Cashier Bank Of
Metropolis.
From the satisfaction given In a case Of Deaf
ness, in which had cause to feel the utmost in
Iisker's operations, deem IL an act OF justice TO
permit him to place my name on bis list OF rec
concentrations as a skillfuI Aurist, for the benefit
Of those who may require his services
From g. II. BrOWns, Esq, Member Of Congress,
r.. /.
II gives me pleasure TO be able 10 state that DR..
Won Moschzlsker relieved me from an attack OF
been af1 icted.
June ., Iso2. GIL. BROWNE, NC.
DIR. Won MoschIisker, OcuIist and Aurist, No.
227 Pennsylvania avenue, gives his exclusive at
Eye and Ear. Persons requiring his services
should apply without delay, IL they wish the
full benefit Of his treatment. 1t*
The ATTRACTIVE ENrzRrAIaMEET afforded by
the Ladies' Festival OF the Western Presbyterian
Church, at Franklin Hall, corner Of Ninth and d
the present week. All seeking innocent and agree
able recreation should visit popular resort 5t*
To GROCERIES, HorELs, AND DEALERS.
We wish 10 call your attention TO our Colum-
bian Fancy and Chemical Soap Mandatory.
We can save you from twenty ave TO ffty per
Ave per cent on Chemical Soaps, on the present
prices at the northern manufactures, and war
rant Il superior to any sold in this market. Our
Chemical Soap, as q washing soap, will 90 twice
as far a. the common rosin soap, and can be re-
tailed at the same prices Feeling assured Of the
superiority Of our manufacture over all other man.
ufacturers, we respectfully solicit your orders,
and II, AFTER fair trial, Il Is not represent,
we will refund you the amount paid and take II
At the invoice. The best references given a. to
reliability. DAWSON Co,
164 and 166 Water street,
je 12-eolm% Georgetown, ID. C.
MxssRs. II. A. HALL & Co., have removed
their stock Of India Rubber Goods from their
branch store, 3oe Pennsylvania avenue, back TO
Doston, during the summer, where they viii be
pleased to receive orders by telegraph OF mail for
any and all Of the various articles made nom
India Rubber or 6utts Percha. Orders win be
forwarded by any express company's lightning
train, and arrive In In twenty -four hours. eAsapW
10 our citizens than they could be sold here
Send on your orders and have them allied at man
warehouse, iwhefe they have the largest assort-
Milk street, Boston, Man. may le-n,w,A,u
wAsHIssros, May %, ls6a.
This II 70 certify that DR.. Tumblety, the Indian
Herb Doctor, has cured me Of consumption.
u. CLAY DoRsEY, United States Capitol.
THE INDIAN HERB DOCTOR
win describe diseases and tell his patients the
nature of their complaints or Illness, without 10
ceiving any information from them.
No charge tor Consultation OF AdUtes.
once, No. IL Washington buildings, Pennsyl.
ysnis avenue, corner 7th street 1e2'a
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EVENING SERvIcE.-The regular Sunday eve
ming services at Grace Church Qsland y Rev. Mr.
Ho:mead will be recommended to morrow night;
service opening at half past seven O'Clock.
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Gov WIcKLIFFE, Of Kentucky, will address
the Foundry M. E. Sunday School al o'clocl
tomorrow afternoon
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WE LEARN that the E-sreet Baptist Church, Of
this city, have engaged the services Of Rev 5. nj
Shute, as temporary pastor, who Will oticiate to.
morrow, and thereafter.
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CIRCUIT COuRT.-The Circuit Court adjourned
yesterday, having been In session some weeks.
The ltst case arg ned before them was the Barney
spreal case from the Orphans Court, the decision
which the judges postponed until the next term,
an OctC Der nert
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VOLUNTEERS, ATTENTION For the derange-
ment Of the system Incidental TO the change of
diet, wounds, eruptious and exposures, which
everv volunteer Is liable 10, there are no remedies
% safe, so convenient, and reliable al Hollowav's
Pills and Ointment Is cents per box 2Os
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GENITAL GuARpHoUsR CAsBs.-BsfoTe Justice
TlorrpSoH John King, drunk and dIsorderly;
fined 81 81. Michael O'Neal, do do. Samuel
STAFFORD, do do
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SEE NOTICE, In another column, Of missionary
meeting at Union Chapel. Interesting statements
may be anticipated
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PoLIcR,-The Third Ward patroImen report

PoLICB.-The Third Ward patrolmen reported
yesterday-Harriet Coon, Dunk; dismissed
Gadsby Owens, riding on the pavement; fned
- o. Jenny Johnson, larceny of gold breast.
pin; Jail for cOurt-by Justice Thompson. l.
Numyer, forstalling the market dismissed-by
Justice clayton.
The Fourth Ward patrolmen repor'ed-Ellen
Newman and Jane Crossman, mutually threaten
ing each other; ruled their for trial before
Justice Clayton
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LIE Bon Ton, for July, at Shillington's Book.
store, Containing engrsvings Of walking, country
and immer dresses and French bonnets; also,
two full-szed patterns, and correct report Of the
latest Paris fashions.