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THR NKws.-The gratifying news feca,yed
yesterday from the seat Of war, of the defeat of
me heoef army on tbs soil OF MARYLAND in a
pncned battle, cansed An ebulIition of ioy
In our city exceeding that Of any prsyiou,
event OF Abe war. When the frst dispatch
from Gen Mcclellan Wa posted on the
bulletin boards in the NOR ming the Ratification
Oh tne people manifested itself in repented
cneering, but when the second, third and fou rth
dispatches appeared in our third addition thu
enInuSssm Of our citizens burst forth in the
widest demonstrations of patriotic feeling
Inc demand for our afternoon edition kept orr
presses running until nearly dark, and then
the sSppfy fell short OF the demand
IN addition to the dispatches OF Gen McClel
Ian, W no u known never 10 exay1erate result.
,5e have some DETAILS from our corraspondant
n Frederick. The battle was fought on Sun.
pay, lasting nearly the whole day the contest
oeinS 10 drive the rpbels from the Mouutain
kHights Whfsh command the Hazerstown road
Sta point between MiddletOwn and Boonsboro
8h- position WAS doubiless chosen Nv the
e1emy Tor The great contest between the two
frmies- the continued Possession OF which nv
either would effrctually decide tina possession
OF Western Maryland, aad a repnlss and ront
OF General Mcclellan At this point might have
Ultimately endangered the possession of the
Capital and the destiny Of Baltimore The A..
vantage of position was with the enemy and
the result has been their defeat and discom
fiturr.
The amount of loss on our side is said IN h.
comparatively light General Mcclellan
handled ms troops with such consum alto abb
lity that he kept ne enemy constantly At dis.
advantage throughout the day.-BaH Ar.r iec.,
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- Letters from ladies AT The South. da,ad
month or two back, speak Of the pri vation. OF
even The more wealthy classes of Tn at region a.
OF the most distressing character. Their luxu-
rice are all gone, and the snail amounts re
c-.ved BY vessels running the blockade are bn,
a. me drop In The BUCKET. Ladies APPEAR in
the coarsest hOmespan cloth, Will. their h.s-
bands nave ben Obliged 70 dos the negro cloth
formerly dsvOi-d -Hcissivsly 10 thar dawes
shirts, or cloth TO maxi them, Ar yrovinr
scarcer, Is nearly thu whols stock on hand had
been s.-at away 10 ths soldiers. Many have no
sheets 70 their beds, and the only sugar they
obtain Ii the settling Of mOla.s.s hog ,h.ads
Tea has nearly disappeared, and salt il grow
ing scarccr every day
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~Seamen are scarce in New York. The
large bounties offered for enlistnents in the
volunteer land SER Woe have drawn many tars
from their Legitimate calling. For the merchant
ser vice IL il almost impossible to obtain sea-
meo, or oven landsmen. The high rate of so
per month (includiaG board, Of course, and ad :
vance pay,) has been offered in some cases
without eject, and vessels are now lying in the
hsrbor. loaded. aRd cannot sail for want Of
seaWeN
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n" TO The MASONIC FRATERNIFY-A
~ general Masonic m-"tin /: will be held at the
H.-3nn; us.! corner Of ID and ssk sts, TIL L R2-
pAI ESHNlNti. tins 18th Scpta1abcr 1T 7 O'Clock
preSscly, when " Broths< J. Aaron ? e. L. D .
OF y L.. Of Mantreal. and = p L.. Of st GeOre. =
X. n Chapter, will eXempiify the three degree. Of
Crxft Masonry according ID the presast King OF
EHgisnd, Canada and th- Colonies. Grand ON cc<s
OAce<s and Members Of tho several lodges and Ak
Brethren Of good standing respectfully invited
TO attend. BY pArmission Of the ". W Grand Mas
ter OF the District ssI,u-
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|, NEW York. Sept ie 10 O. m.-op-niag saies,
Coupon S. ~, loiA; 1910 Tr~sssry aot~s.
|. isx; Gold. 1lsx; showing dssiips a 90
ceot since tbs early quotations Of ycstrlay.
and an advance Of 0Dvernmeass o. ~
ifka m.-ffvt BoardlC0uDoa Sc Il 1854.
i0e; f3-io Tresssry sosss, ie<h; Old DeaAad
notes, HOY; Gold, ~ bstng afsrthee decline
since chs opeainS. Karket o heavy rise.
NEW YoRk. Sept lc.-Stocks ar active ana
better; bat closed heavy, owiaG 10 tbs noa-re-
oepssoa u Rvs froa Wa~AinSsoa.
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pRDMDTTDN

Lieut.. Col. Gabriel r. Paul, OF the 9Th Y. =.
infantry, has been appointed n Brgadier Gen
eral by the President, for .allantry and val
liable services in expeIling the rebel Texans
rorn tho Territory Of New Mexico. General
Paul has been assigned TO duty with General
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ORDERED TO REPORT,

Gen. Quincy A. Gilmore is ordered TO repor
Tor duty TO Major General Wright, at Cincin
natl.
Gen. Cassius nj. Clay has been ordered IL
report IN person TO Major Gen. Butler, al New
Orleans, Tor duty in the Department Of Tho
Cult
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II II q RIA SON USE.
ESTABLISHED ~ 1880.

The Proprietor Of this highly popular Es,ahIsk.
Msnt IN announcing the thorough osa.A = 4
Ssartefs, beg. res specifically TO intimate ~ III
%at his osny friends and the public geeesaliy Wiii
naSiRg no doubt Bat that the extensive peeears..
Ss vhieA he has made for their comfort. VblI
i xniy apa handsomely Furnished Roons With .,
N"99a' pSafd, at 4YaslAts Iatss, seN-Iw~
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sprnr1 OF I'm xoixrxa PRESS.

The f.ss%s-se~ Ca 80 NO beasAN TO 20 -
rived froza the ooadecs q - Saopae q cersain
sections, who. BY tner sets, - taAt tAe Ad-
minjstraasoa aAd rAss9ptr~sssl SfA tho naAa
nsrrneas u tAe was, - not, sDDlsAss to the
ss>k; And who are eoasfnuaiY nro~fnS out
new sugsestioas and fnveaAAH new schemes;
es witness the aNanoasl War Com nit'r~," Of
New York; The sasspsteA sossoaidaissa q the
wes.ern soadiass undss Gov. Norton. &c, &c.
rha RepsBfsss. is occupied with war matters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-16

~The Emperor Napoleon 10 said TO b. look
slR much thinner than he wa last spring And
g though old ags was coming rapidly upon
Linn. The change THAI has lately taken piace
h his appearance ID very striking. But, not
Vithstauding 8 certain fatigasd air, hs still
2fems - though . good deal Of stamina re.
Banned in hun.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
IMPORTANT rRoM rnx wRsY.
fHA ENEMY AGAIN THREATENING GIN.
CiuNAel .. -.'

CSsc1SIArL Sept U.-rhs enemy sAvsacsd
yesterday aad drove oar pickess two-and-a-
miles this sds Of Tcreaoe, and soon dspo.ed
to occupy thor old camping ground IN ssss, e<
opr lines 60. .. -
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50 The Post Once Department having re-
cPiyed Information that there is no farther
danger TO thu mail TO tie California and Pacific
Coast overland being disturbed by Indian TO-
rays, has ordered that the daily transmission
OF them be- renewed
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- From Shillington's bookstore, corner OF
Four-snd-a-half street and Pennsylvania Az
enue, We have an early copy of Godey's Lady's
Book for October A good number
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ID kOPU SAILS
MAJORS OFFICE Sent AZ IL

= Z
MAJORS OFFICE. Sept. u.s. ISL.
PEoronALs " y - received ut tho Mayors os6ca
MN ~ o clock y on the 18th Instant for rrn,ir
ng ana ci-sn'ng Of the Sewet leading from the
Jana 70 street north. betHecn 9th and Jstb Al.
1872 ~Pp'"'e" august 2oth,
sdderS WiH state Tho price tor re- pairiuu ths xas
ana bottom where needet) per IiuaAl foot and n.1
ca BIO ysr Tor cleaning ever. the =. Sa
done in tho best cansont naortsr 'p'''p - w
For rrther particulars apply q, tho Sn,x,xor,
oncs, Cay Hail. RICHARD WALLACH
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LATE TELEGR.APHIC NhXS.
At BOO1sB0Ro' WITH
%3e, 900 MEN.
col. xllssss csfrloAL Poarlds. !
SEQ HskTsE6SkNfA TROOPS AT HA9sEa.

Z = ~ A.sksz
HAhR,sRURs, SePt I5.-i.ongsxeststo sceA
Roonsboro', thi. morning, wa. oo,oao. Sixteen
hundred Of o1r cavalry cut tA"tr way thr0aSl
from Harper Ferry to Gr"encastie this morn.
ing Fightinsa At Hsrper's Ferry yesterday, bat
Col Miles held his position.
3 Ths,cayalrJ hat rese h.d Greenca.tls have
captured Lonxsuert. ordnance. train, forty
wagons 'and forty prisoners Tho fighting at
Harpess Ferry lasted two days. Tho enemy
oecupv MARYLAND aHsf I-oadon Heights, and ars
fortifvinG with Cannon and enrenchments
Col. Miles is supposed 10 b" in very preea-
rious situation. The War Department. A. Wash.
mgton. however, is apprized u bis situation
Succor will be forwarded in msdAtely.
McCiellan's complete victory has already
reached You. The soldiers here are jabilsat
Haxerstovn is occ upied by sbout3co men, under
Capt Palmer, and by morning great part OF
or force will b. ther~. The railroad ,betHeea
Chambersburg aud Hagerstowns y being rs.
paired. A. p. nilfs division Is near Centre.
Vile, ao,0oo strong. -. - ~ -. -.-.s.
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DISMISSED.

BY direction OF the President, Capt. Lloyd
Beall, I'd U. :. infantry, is dismissed the ser
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~ General George d. Steinman has been
nominated BY the Democrats of Lancaster
county, Pa, for Congress, in opposition 70 Hon.
Thaddeus Stevens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-16

~ The saline session of the Legislature OF
Virginia commenced it's ssssion yesterday IN
Richmond. Governor LPtcher SAWS that the
people have no salt, and n. Therefore has called
the members of the Legislature together -
provide ways and meSns for getting the ARTICLE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-16

DIANOs, EXTRAORDINARILY CHEAP FOR
CASH
One London Piano, IS
One do. DO ID
0pf 6-octave do =
- do. do III
Th".o A.irument. must be sold st once 10 make
rosnl Tor The large Fs supply of St.inwsy X 500.
celebrated Pianos whiah am con.taat ly reeaiyi.
aad can always 10 ha4 OF mo \ factory prices
w. Il. NETRHROTT, Music Drpot
30 lSCt ". corner of 18th street and pa Az
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: NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ASERfcAN MOCHA ooFrER."

10 csHIs PERLB. 16 oEErs Psa 10
This Pre- psration Of Coffee h tly preeeated
a the best ever offered 90 the pa bile IL IL perfectly
wbolesoms and pare, makes smost deli tfsl bsv-
srAee: and has the approval OF eminent pkysie{sss
and ctixens IL Is is eta. per ID, that al may
determine its good qualities az but little or pspse
A p. D0CGLAs
Sole Wholesale Agent for the District,
se 81 293 Pa av betw 9th and 10Th sts
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NO CURB, NO PAYi

NO CURB, NO PAY!
III OsE Suffering with 4out. Consumption
ehronic Rheun atisnn, Neuralgia, Stiff Joints, Tu-
NOR Cancers, &C., &c, can be cured. IL curable
q Ne3hetiG Tre1tarNt lnyiUS o nv
AhS. HREN, rhysicisn and Midwife as X st ,
brtwsen 9TH nd Tth '
h"r violent peins in face aad head had no rest q
ws"- S"r" trk"n away in the space OF o feV min
st"h Afro found Mrs. WreB's Ns snstis Ofs,t4n -
very valuable in hnr afnlE for Prickiy Heat S0r-
Nipples, &c; thinks no mother should be withou (
II
Mrs o.. Of GeQgeSpwn, WAS given up by several
physicians COW 90 walk with help, having suf-
b-es undeS Mrs. Wren's Magnetic Cure ssven
~.e&s and can nov walk while without help.
Mothers should know that o-thirds OF chill
dTen > com plants are caused by Worms. Ny MAS-
ncnc Worm siruPcures sprtsily. ....
Ny Magnetic Ointment also cures PrieklY Heat
Sore II ads. Chappad or TAILED Flesh ChillSlsns
Cuts, Burns, Scalds, Boiis, any Cutsneous Erup-
hons. SOLD ~ above, at u ceats per bottle box.
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FounDxIys AsYLuN.-The nfant 70 undIine
Asylum, under the charge Of the Sisters OF
Charity, has been removed from their house.
Vermont avenue, 10 me large brick heasS which
STREET and tia Circle, on Peansylvania avea ue
The ladies Of the different congregations viii
Associate and open a fair in Odd Fellow Hail
October 10Th, 10 raise funds 10 enable the Sisters
TO securs this house q permanent houss for
all destitute fnfantS under i've years Of age IT
which period they will be transferred TO one Of
the other orphan asy}Akns in this city. Al
persons interested in t1ds great charity Of pro-
tecunG and caring for the orphan or aban doaed
in Can't, are invited 10 atDnd, or send their con-
tributions TO the Sisters, 70 the ladies' con-
Quoting the fair. Tickets OF admission and for
supper are for sale at the different book stores
in the city.
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GADEAY or MUSIC,
"A 3so PEySsYEvANIA AvRSCH
B-ttreer oth and lofa ste
SBCONH EXTRA CONCERT
tBy Particular Request
16c Proprietor respectfully announces that Ia
VII CIV. his second EXtra Concert on WFDSES,
DAY NIGHT, september n. The proceeds to so
sAed-d oyer 10 the tie<IHan Relief Association for
DICK And WouniaJ Union Soldiers
LcheN = ee,ts, "a he had at the Hall and from
schti-<orh Of TIE As.0ciatiOn
- 10 "e' hsSsi R2ssflIEALi e5oR''.
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'T'BB MASTHR.-By Mrs Mary A. D.niasoa,
10 lSc lGI PRASGk TAYLOR.
E>OR SAL6-An excellent hiding HORSR With
u SADDLE ard BkIDLH for sale At COWLING =
stables, on Il sweet, near 18th. Apply Immediate,
A NTIRBBLLIOS GROCERY STORR

Is Kegs Goshen and Orange County Butter
l.S Boxes Now York state Cheese,
IN Barrels No : Nsckerel.
% Kite No. NsTkrrtl
lsS Pounds New Goldfish.
10 Whole. half, and guxrter boxes Raisins
- Boxes Lemons,
IN Barrelh l0yering's Refined Sugars
With q general assortment of sNaplr and Fancy
GRoCER1E2, which As I hny of first hsais for
'~.h can sell ss low any Houso in tho District
sSf 70 which I invite the attention Of loyal pu r
chasers. Ny motto is small profits and quick
ssl"5" beiDSc Jack son comes; prefer Treasury
no. - TO 3rssfodcrac trash such both al and
dsioysl citizens were compelled TO take in Treie
rick ND. ". Y. THSNBY
50 lG-3t GEORGETOWN d q
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PERsoyAL.-Maj. Ger. Huatrr, Y. 8. "; Coils.
Campbell and Lord; Capt McCYae, U. y. n;
Gen. Martindals; Bishop Clark, Of q. l.; Bishop
whipple, Mimi; Major Edw. Wright, u. =. A.,
and Lieut. T. Z. Curtis, q, 5. ~, arc at Will
lard.
Albert Cassidy, Esq, the esteemed business
manager for Growers Thaatsr last SEASON. has
returned. and the public may f-el assured that
they will now be fully informed Of all the PSF
ticulars concerning tbs various dramatic pro.
ductions Of the coming SEASON
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EHW DRMl GOOpa

NOTICE.
Il HI UAderG6Aed having been appointed Ass>s-
sor for the District Of Columbia under the act sf
Congress, approved July ], laa and being shout 70
enter upon the duties of his Once would respect
fully call the attention Of the inhabitants Of the
District 10 the 9th section Of said act follows
That it shall be the dlty Of any person or per.
sons, partner hips, firms, Associations or corpora
tess made liable to any duty license, stamp tag
tnIosed by this act, when not otherwise aad diff
fenty provided for on or before the arst day Of A
before tho 6rst Monday Of M.x in each year there
70 make list return to the Assistant Assessor q
the District where located Of he amount Of annual
Income the articles or objects charged with
special duty or tax the quantity ~ goods, wares
AID merchandise made or sold and shar eed with .
specific or ID valeren duty or tai the several
rates and aggregate amount according 10 the foPas
and feE.lANens TO DO Dfesefibed by The Oo1mis-
sio1er Of IAternA Reys0Ns, under the direction Of
the Secretary ofthe TrsAsurv-foH which sleh Per.
lersoas, Arns. associations, o.
eerysreios: are liable TO b assessed under and By
The uadersiSned via In . few days announce the
number Of Assessm ent DistriSh, with the name Of
each Assistant Assessor And1hs he Win eAdSAvof -
appoint such persons shall be courteous in the
exercise Of their duties, IL 10 hoped and earnestly
selected that they III ss net in =, ..sat OF Kind.
and efficiently discharge the dn<y sssiS.ed them.
Assessor for the Celieo<ion District
So. 49, Of the District Of Co}nmbiA.
cate tAS sst before september lat, laa. se2lU
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NEW YORK, April ", poI

M NEW YORK, April ", 1sos.
$50 Pa. avenue, WasAinytea, D. G..
DeN SU: We bog to assure yel that the Watches
you have bought Of are al fact. red By the
American MstcA Company, waltham. Mos, and
Are warranted ~ them to give entire satisfaction in
every respect. Rsauss6ne . eondnlanee Of your
largo orders We are, TssRssYaily. ,,y.,~
Asents Of the American Watch Com yeny,
A complete sssortmeAt Of the Geauias American
watches in Gold and silver Cases Also srasl siIee
for iadies, cQl.tsAtII on hand and for sste ct
n. SAhKkN 3, Jeweilef, SSO Pa ay
a. - I'm bstweea 9tA md leth s(a
W MAPPING PAPER,
w 8 eeatS PER reau.
NW xHANGX TAYLOR.
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POCKET PIcHNG.-Yestsrday afternoon on
Ger Conway arrested a man named w. Pore
psugh, on suspicion Of being a thief a. the S
p. m. train vas about leaving. On the way 10
the magistrate ofics he Acknowledged 70 the
officer that he was professional man." and
offered his purse containing $50 for a chance
10 escape. He was taken before Justice Fergu-
son, who released him on the condition that he
would leave the city.
This morning, Is the O'Clock train vas about
leaving, there were three successful operations
performed near the ticket ONCE in the depot.
one Of $40, another Of $50, and third OF q gold
watch and chain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-16

A + A0oRB's WEST END DRUG STORE, 1l3
public can DO supplied with PURE MIDI.
CISEs Also, ell the popular Advertised
..yIly Of. TOILET ARTICLES. GidARS. foS1c-
CO, &s., 30. y 800.
.~very particular care used In dispensing Ply.
sciAns' Prescriptions. alg Is
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An I i Cab WATC II e
FOR SOkDIEROl
At RED UCRD PRICES.
American Watches for Americans,


THB AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY Gvs
notice tkEt they have lately issasd . style q
Watch, expressly designed for Soldiers and Others
who desire . good Watch at q moderate pyics.
Tkss, Watches are intended to dispaee the worth
le~s cheap watches of British and Swiss manu-.
f,etare with which the country ia flooded, and
which wore never expected to keep time when
they were made, bei1s refuse manufacture, seat
to this country because lnsaleable at home and
used here Only for jsokey,ss and stcixd!ins pur-
poses.
We oHer to sen our Watch, which - Of TIN
MOST SUBSTANTIAL MANUFAcTURB, AN
ACCURATE AND DURABLE TIM KEEP n.
and in Sterling silver eases, Nsntiag pattern, At
~ low price Is asked for the trashy Aserss and
LeYist, Of foreign make, already referred to.
We have named the new seeies Of Watches WV
NLRY, Boston, Mass, which name win be found
tho plate Of every Watch OF this man ufactare,
and 10 one Of our trade marks
Dsoid BY al respectable Jewellers in the lsya
States.
Wholesale orders sho.ld be addressed to
= ROBBINS & APPLETON,
Agents of the American Watch Company,
al 1-lm asa Broadway. n. Y
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PoLICs.-The Third Ward patrolmen reported
yesterday: Martha Burke, assault and battery;
bail for court-by JastceWalter. Daniel Check.
sance; - 81 ss-by Justice Thompson. Peter
HOwar0, assault and battery; sacuritX for peace
-by,J Clayton. George Fredeftek, drunk;
turned over to the military.
The Fourth Ward patrolmen reported: Thos
Eulqnin, keeping hogs within limits contrary
TO law; Bridget Mulquin. do; held for trial.
Mary Fizeerald, Margaret Grimm, Mary Hano-
han, selling liqacr TO soldiers; turned over to
the military. Henry Sharpshein. fast driving;
tined %. Patrick Kane, profanity do. q. Ed
H Garlsey, passing counterfeit money; held FOG
trial. Joseph A. Hubbard, threats; do.
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FoCRTH WARD STATION CAsBs-Before yss-
tice HaIter.-Thos. Corrigsn, stealing clothes;
Sill VIM. SAehan, assault and battery with
intent to kill; jan for court. Hannah Hanlon,
stealing "a; do. Chas. II. Sutherland, Peter
Otto, drunk; tarned over to military. James
Speaks, do; dismissed. Abner Wood, assault
and battery for heering-by Justice Ferguson.
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SECoND-wARD STANTON CAsks-Befors yss-
tioe Cidrk.-Thonas Meney, VIM. Cess, John
Beer, delivered TO the military. A Byland, Gre
ating nuisance; fined 81. Jemima Baker, sell
ing liquor TO soldiers; do. S2o-Se. VIM. Bag
nam, violating hack law; fined sI.s4. b. Reed.
drunk and disordcriy; dismissed. T. KaShe,
assault: do. Daniel Sullivan, dsorderly: work
house 30 days. Frank Shea, do fined IS Frank
Shehan, do; do 3. b. Smith, fighting; Robert
Berry, disordarly; delivered ~ military. III. s.
Hall, charge Of picking pocket; for further hear-
ing. E. Ward, proximity; fined g. N. Dunbar,
throwing stones; fined "a. John grimm, drunk
and disorderly, carrying concealed weapons;
fined S2I. ". OBrien, drunk fined -. Lux
Lucas, sleep in the street; workhouse 30 days.
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- rhs Richmond Whix. Of Saturday last
h.s sa EDITORIAL o the redemption OF "Ny ma
ryIaRd," which i really snasias sfser tAs
events Of The past for.J-ciEht Aosrs On the Ca
toctin Mountains. The WIG Also has . most
spfcy de6sss IN tAs Reel House o. R.preeent-
atiyes on he subject Of the N0rtasrn in vssioa.
The H0usa, by . vote Of sixty to twsaty-
nine, adopud resolutions In fsvor OF "edyanc-
hg orr standard int thu territory Of TIA enc
nv" Tia twenty mine gentIemsn foresaw the
danger Of the experiment The frs-ssters Of
South Carolina and Mississippi were the great
adYocatHs of in yAAion
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The Cairo correspondent Of the Chicago
Htnes gives tss following -samn1y Of the
tofnfs q ths Na6oasi 1peds<<oa which iett
For Done,so. sev-rAI days st.ca 70 operate
asains, aaksvrIs. Teaaes~eo: ait r-ached that
plsoe Moaday. rAe Reseh wers fosad quite
strongly posted, Bat sfter short engagement
they were driven OF. Tbs Rebels isf. some
stores, Arms aad boeses, which oar forces cap-
tured. " destroyed oAs hHAdred boxes Of
hard bssaA, md ceptapeA nanSev Of prison.
ers fhe R&Seis buried two handed boxes Of
crackers AAd o.s tAsaeaAd s.Ses q Asy bs<ore
ABANDONING the place. Coioaeis Lowe and
Rs1sOH, with tAsis fosess, <stsrned - Fort
Doneieon Monday night
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