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GHARLE8TON.

Details OF Operations Against Sumter.
From the correspondence OF the Baltimore
American, dated November s, We select the
following:
To-day will complete the second week OF the
second bombardment Of Sumter, and 1t still
goes on. Not SO actively as at first, but still
continuously. 1t would be piece of curious
information to know the weight and number
of balls, the amount of powder expended, and
the total cost Of these bombardments Of sum
such expenditure of metal has been made upon
any other fort In the wars Of the world
OF the huge mass Of ruins which now mark
the spot where Sumter once was, no inconsid-
cradle part must be iron; and large as was the
cost 70 the government for the erection of the
work II was insignificant to the expenditure
that has been made for its destruction.
Sumter is no longer fort, but 1t has become,
rs the French would say, an idea. 1t is typi-
cal Of the rebellion-ruined, yet defiant. The
enemy hold on to it as point of pride, As the
birthplace OF the rebellion, and so long as they
can plant flag there believe their cause is not
hopeless.
FIRING ON CHARLEsToN.
Gen. Gilmore. few days since, turned one
OF his guns on Charleston and fired three or.
dinary shell (Ho Greek fire. into the city, mere-
ly to try the range. The shells were landed
away in the center Of the city, showing that it
is entirely under the range Of our guns, and
that we can destroy 1t at any time we wish. !
presume, however, that the city will not be
sbelled until our iron-clau fleet are placed in
position in Rebellion roads. where its surren-
der can be demanded according to all the forms
and usages OF war. II the rebels then continue
stubborn, Charleston will soon cease TO exist.
LINEN CHEAPER THAN CoTToN.-The Bel
fast (lreland) Northern Wing shows that there
are now linens Of q coarse kind not only rela-
fiyely but absolutely cheaper than cotton.
SAMPLES are shown OF an Irish power loom
linen at five and one, quarter penny per yard,
and caiico at I'VE and seven .eighrhs penny per
yard. The linen is undoubtedly the better and
mora durable, as well as the cheaper article OF
fhe two, though naturally somewhat coarser.
n2- A Wisconsin doctor borrowed his Bniais.
fsris. wife for a while, and then returned her;
he then borrowed q farmers wife, hom he
forgot to return, and the injured farmer shot
him. The doctor had wife Of his own and
four olive branches, but was somewhat Co.'S
mopolitan in his feminine tastes. II IaeioaA
~ The wreck of the celebrated sseamer
New World. which was sunk some u ne dar-
ing last year, has been purchased by the Gov
eminent for q floating hospital, and is now
being fitted up at the Green PointtN. Y)Sayy
Yard.
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WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS,
FINE FAMILY GROCERIES.
NEW STOCKi FRESH GOODS,


FINE FAMILY GROCERIES.
NEW srocKi FRESH GOODS,
;s; The undsr:,snsd bss' to call the attention of
PUBLIC GENERALLY
FINE III ;s.'''s sn
AL Of "hifh sfhsf sf tH.sss.s'' tSnxss' to be
sss s:'ss :'a: ;s:s s N, stock daily
S % sso I'll :. ,sT s s s ssa.ss:
that We keep the best
iavs and Bio 99a1 ax,o,
Sfssss az SSS:s ssi sHs1ks 1Ekks
"'', kd:@. aaa sap nata tsso chsisis.' N'''''
An s'iss1i xsD vEerrABLEs
'V Our steef Of WINES II and LIQUORS are Of the
W 4sfios Il tse u 'as i0 sstssished ana wsi ino1a
house Of ?. Tiermsn son, Of Baltimore.
M -. = "htsHNhNIor t6sAHNNor BE leuALLsD
e tbs Ssit foRfEs ifPSs
BROWN sIOtT. In siish and Scotch ALE.
ssent, Who resides in Hsvans,. and 'supsrin.snds
ths nani1S All and sattn. HP Of siSsr ss and
LOWEST CASH MARKET PRICE.
GEO r. SMITH,
Branch or p. Tiernan & 6on,
81 Sc Venth street, -
Adjoining Nationsl Intellig igencer Building.
n. B.-6oods delivered in any part Of the city
and Georgetovn free OF charge. no A2sNswS
# NOTIOD. s5
OUeT ksceiyed from Germany, IA5ge los q
WIN b sold b. the glass, bottle, cr selion, O 20
- he e. 4 ePRIH3AAN1
F4z3s4S8 q = ISl YennsyivAnfa Avenus,
TH1 IAfAL MARRIAGE. 4 new novel. By
nrA 1nna y .. \. eeusnhrrsorSnnIi nth rnI $!ivyoR
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EDUCATIONAL.

4El Boarding and Day School, No. 13U Penn sv,
seven Buildings. The ninth year and seventeenth
semi annual sec don OF this InstitctioR will com
can be obtained at the bookstores and Of the Prin
cipsl se Il-am-
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General sherman Arrived at Chattanooga.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. IA telegram dated yes
terday, from the headquarters of the army of
was in Major General Thomas hsadq uarters,
having made a junction of his entire corps with
Major General Grants right
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

A "a yAITAsLs !.s! !, LAZY .os sALs, con.ainias
Hs.ss % M .4s .s
rom nss ass iS' ss .. s s
Broohville Ijoifs Daniel Harlness on one side asd
James Nan on the other; al on tie east side of
t1s s.ass. . e ssssa' s
saas are Hcass. eoataanins foar rooms and
rsrt q tie farm. It lain ; healthy -psrt Of ths
~ 9esspH II
ns;s sss r.sns.s .,ssis
TWO ,uEFuRsIsH ED HOUSES PoR SAIL or
No. a61 sth street, lear no L. lv'
EoR RENT On arst 90 y. . suit Of Double PAR
sSs< ana es 4 sH half ' e:s
T. HOUSE WITH two story baeE baiidias on Ne :
ElAsb No. = Missouri a1snas, sss. sen q * i and
1iso, iurnisbsd Rooms snd Kitehsn. suitable fof
us;ss, = 81, sins or in suite No. - Missouri
EURHIsHED RooMs soR RBNF-At No. 2ss
EOR kENT-Two neatly-fnrnished PARLORs.
L enc Of which is used <a bed room; within Eve
mir tes walk of the State and Treasury Depart
meLts. Inquire 1t 42O Fourteenth street, bet H
ard i. -@-4 @- no 1l-ts
E>OR RENT-Por six mouths, from toe Ist day OF
L Decsmber;a PARL0R Anc Two OHAMBHR9
HelLaDd comfortably Furnli he'd in retired and
okt Iespe nei Eh borhood about equi distant
from the CAPITOL and the Department of the In
terror. No lsdjes children Ni|l be received Ap.
ply to THOMAS J. pIsHEa, at the Stere of ]. j.
Mcclure q Co.. Corner of lcek and D streets
EARA RGh SALE-Eishr miles fro n Nayy Yard
L Bridge, near the Marlboro road. containing
about IS acres, Is acres In wood; the yrovemena
are, :vo ttor, dwelling. nearly, new with seven
iS9dR SSs sHonAs si1s Rsss
Lone old Yields, Prince George county, Maryland.
L handsomely Furnished ParlorB and Bed rooms,
N one Of the most desirable and pleasant situations
In II city and only mnutes' walk Of WilIard's
botel and Psnna. avenue. No. 457 Thirteenth
street vest ride NOS 2w~
EOR SALE Oh EXCHANGE Il Valuable Lands,
L Cultivated Parms. Mill Property, in Ohio, Hi
nois Iowa, apd hssouri, viii be sold cheap or ex-
changed for Real Estate in Asryland District 90
ennbis. or the loyal part OK Virginia, would
change for personal property. Inquire No.
Law Building, Fifth street, or address Box 1893,
Post tmce, Washington. D. G. H-lm
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LHr-at $50 Twelfth
PA8LORs, or one PARLoR end . large BED RO0ti
adjoining, both we'll furnished; also. several BHD.
ROOMS The Local Ion Is one OF the st desirable
In Washington, and within Ave mimi tas' walk OF
Willards' and Etrkwoeds' No children In the
konse ..Hs "a ~ IF
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BOARDING.

DOOMs AND BOARD CAN BE HAD IN A
II Private Family. At No. 81 Bridge st., George
town. no Is 3t~
E0R HENT-8uits Of we'll furnished ROOMS,
l. with board, In . 6fst class house; suitable for
members Of Congress. Inquire At S62 st., bet.
l7th nd 18th. no ol8lws
BOARDING -Perman mt and TRANSIENT Board
- ers can be acc Jmn 0dated with Pleasant Rooms
and good Board b. applying ct No AZ south Eutaw
street. convenient to the Depot and Baltimore st.
It, MRS MARY H. s. HAPPIER
RO0Ms With BOARD AND TABLE BOARD
H without Rooms may be had at 134 Penn. ave. 4,
between 18th and Suth sts. References required.
no Is st
QOARDING.-8evera gentlemen san be accom-
II modated With Board and he'd Rooms
uPn application at THOS. WOOUW ARD'S. lsq
West street, Georgetown, D. O. For rent, . good
6rABLD. no i6-Sts
ROARD.-TWo elegantly furnished suits Of
ID ROOMD, on frst and second aoors, (at sol G.
street, between 18th and 18th Streets with first
class Board. Meals in the rooms If desired.
No lO-lw.
NlATLY-RURNIBBED ROOMS FOR RINT-
IN With Board, ct No. 4e6 Twelfth street, bot. Z
ano p. One or two large Rooms, suitable for
party Of gentlemen. no 41m*
AT ssa FIRST grRB8T EAST. BlTWIEN 4
"A and ,. Capitol Hill gentlemen and their wives
and single gentlemen can BE- scoommodatsd with
Ileasant Rooms, With Board. References ex.
changed. oc . I'm.
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Immense ConcourSe Gathering at PhiIa.
delphia for Gettysburg.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 17.--Goy. Seymour ar
rived here this evening en- route to Gettysburg
A large crowd is congregating at Harrisburg
to participate in the ceremonies of dedication
Of the National Cemetery, on Thursday.
A special train with Governors and their
suites, will leave Harrisburg about half past
tomorrow afternoon.
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Volunteering in Boston.

OIVHIeeFlnR IN B0StOns
BosTON, Nov 17.-Mayor Lincoln his issued
siirriI appeal to the citizens to promptly fil
up the quota Of soldiers required for the city OF
Boston.
Meetings in furtherance Of volunteering are
TO be held in all the wards on Wednesday
evening.
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~ Ex Senator Iyerson, or Ga, has been
made q bfigadier In the rebel army. @
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CANTERBURY HALL.
MUSIC cANTERBURY.J AND
q A L L SCAaTlRBURY THEAT1R,
LOUISIANA AVENUE,
hesr Of National and MetropoIitsn HotsA
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ADJUSTMENTS,
FOR0'0 NEW 7AEATER.
T1NrH eTRnlT. ABOVE y.
JoB1 +. Manager and prorrineo,
tAHo OF Holiday Street Thsatsr, Raltmore.)

THE CoMEDY sE1s0M,
~'' .: rhi fts s'ii'' %Sss sisffSs, isfi OF
wInN1sDAY lyENlSs. Hov IS,
wi.. :gnss saa dances both
'''''fs FEE i'ss w ssSRs'i VIE Hts
Short - 4 iss .sr1 11s P.srsoo Mseo
Aphf fo fS01s,sss %SS fi;a fAr.
In which the Misses webb sppesr In M eb arsesars,
with an clio OF songs, dances aud eoInieAlit.ss.
1n yr:p...tiop The Colleen B.wn' and "rAe
GROWERS TAEATER,
Pennstlcasio Avenue. a>ar Wl,ands Hotel.
LsoHAAD dneyIA.-.......---.. ..-..... Director
oysr the 70 enf.G msnt oftie hia My seoa
KISS ''i ItciIE1 it'sriia ELIsnT HssTsnRs. sf,isss
EXTRA ANK0UHolxsNr. G
:. The 4anagsr takes pleasure in announeins to
those vbo were anable to Gaio admittance 10 CON
ss ss thu
s.nted this evening, and for the last time, posi-
KopP1rzs aRAsSs soaseHKsrRA
VIII perform hsw And beoutifui seleetiors
:, THIS Wednesday EVENING, Nov 10.
TIE kRkkCH SPY:
OR, THE .s10kMlNG or ALGIlR3.
s:s: sss.s: zig zig. Arab Mis-. L.ei,.. w....r.
'''' - M,ss ANNIE WARD.
ea,r yonns sG Gisans from the 1ss.on The
lAa1 eI'%1" 5"tss ysss,
In tse capital Irish character Of Lydia Laners gan.
CANTERBURY HALL.
A3s1o nn See44ssTTsEssssTTRRT: Se4sTsssTTRRTT::, rHEaTan. AHI
Hear Of National and Metropolitan Hotels.
E aRis:Rsf y s;sSss's'ffs fs,sF si'5 5sx.
4aE aKEx4 Skzst4icF tAsF coMszsx
In h: s. ,ss na sHGBsss sss.,s s:
'ri 5,s Irish sEEt r1s s,1s 1'a
Il Il 5s::s sss:
NEW PIcrUREsQun BALLET,
'' sris 'pAlsrEss i!LUslos:t Gaaaissa,' aasess.
lntrodxeing al ihs Ladiss ef the Compaay.
Tsze1rarCoars or IrKroPIlS Coxsnr.ss,
' a1Rks9Yss WILLIAMS, DC.
In New CCIni. Songs and Characters.
poors open at Z; perform snce at quar- ter before
ocLofk. homlssiop 2o and 50 cents
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE
no Is 1T sATUhDAY AFTERNOON.
lHIs Is TO IsioRa rhhss rhhs PUBLIC in gene
PROFESSOR J. EsPUTA tM
has organised ~
A BAND
aax naxs -na t Tii b. harry .Ssfcfhs tK8s
nay be required by applying to
--... 513 Eighth street. tNavy Yard.D
Or Of &. xSPUTA, 9Th street, one door aeove /; or
1t Metzerott's MuAic Store. NO I6 ST.
DRoFEskOR P. PIsRERs
COTILLON BAND.
Mr.. FIsHEl takes great pleasure to announce 70
his frisnde and public, that he has organised NfS
aCotiilon Band for Balls and Parties He re- 1NM
spectfully solicita liberal share Of public $SSX
fsy or. Residence corner Of Penn avenue and nth
str eets, European House. to L. RICE, 255
Fem. ave-, bet. 18th and Is h. no Is 1IA*
COLUMBIA CORNIT AND STRING BAND
~ The undersigned respectfully announces ~
to the public, that le is ready to furnish MuHo&
for Priy.te PARTIES. Balls. Pic Mes, PaE.des,
Exhibitions. etc., with any number OF Musicians
required, At the shortest notice By leaving orders
ct John Iseroanh, corner 81 Pennsylv anis avenue
and 4th street east. HENRY IB1AAN.
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THE WEEKLY STAR.

Ihis excellent Family and News LonEnal
sohtainiIg greater variety OF interesting read
mk man can se found in any other, Is puSiishsd
on Friday morsing
,As-CasA. iardria61y in airaace.
Ensis scpy, Per annum. %
Ten copies F's'''" . "a
twenty .nve copies ...... ea oO
1t invariably contains the .wash;urto
News" tha. has made The Daly k.s.sss Sc,
circulate so generally throughout the country.
y Single copies tin wrappers) eaA ss pro.
cured at the counter, immediately after the Is
sue OF ihe paper. Price-THRRK CYNrs.
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GE1 h. EDxSQN
In New &c mi. Songs and Chars

Eoors open at 7; perform snee at q quarter before
o'clo1k. homissinp Is and 50 cents
P0PULAR FAMILY MATINEE
no If 1T SATURDAY AFTERNOON
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TIE 0RrAr CoaPs or ETHIOPIAN CoHspIAss,
TEE GREAT CoRPssP ETH. Plan CoHkDIAEs
EkGAN, hDWARDS CLARKE,
MURRAY, WILLIAMS, DC.
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n O n y = I'll ON y b 7
~ AID =..s
LADIEg Ard GENTLEMEN
DINING SALOON.

Cosf r.!os1
LADIEg ARD GENTLEAlNB
DINING SALOON.
The undersigned takes great pleasure In inform
Ing his friends and former patrons of his removal
from No. % High street, 9sorsstown. to 466
PennsyEani avenue, between 50 and ~ streets,
nGEts sH sids: M where ae xin 30 most happy e e;
AND DoG1sfio CONFECTIONERY. SRuffs.
Weddings. Pairs. Private Parties, and suppsrs,
a4R md: q oSEAIss.' is''i WATER 1oss, and
sssss :"
thing In Season. and the best the market affords
noe 2x. 8. sIMMoNs.
I ADIEs' DR1ss FURs.
The undersigned have just opened th. largest
stock Of Foreign and American FURs ever offered
udson Bay SABLE, BRMINl, MINK.
FITCH, SIBERIAN SQUIRREL,
IMITATION or IRMINB.
WATERMINK, 1RBNCH OOONY.
And other IURs in sets for ladies' and children,
Also, PUB TRIMMINGS and SWANSDOWN.
6entlemsn's MUFFLERs. ROBES, DO 40.
We are also receiving daily additions to our
stock of DRY GOODS, such IS
CLOAKS, sHAWLS. DRxSS GOODS, EMBRCID-
xRIIS, &c., at . small advance for arst cost,
..s sfags sge1 B. & w. MkYENB1RG,
vgrns it'd as7 sas 4S Market Space.
sssir between 7th snd sth streets. underths
: oe 10 lrs fz z9si gsa - Avenue House.
i IrT--1-.-- WINDOW SHADns,
-. T.. KIDWELL would respectfully inform his
friends and tn. public that he has lust received
D we'll sslsstsd assortment of WALL PAPlRS
WINDOW eHAD16, FIRE BOARD PRINTS, TO /,
slofxhish ha h prepared to sell ut the lowest cash
prioea. .Gzx at4s 81
Wall Papers l2h cents snd upwards.
Al rapeN hung In the city or country In the very
best style by sxpsrisnesd worknasn. ht2a ~
kemembsr the piass, No. SGT strsst, near Sth,
b Frankln Han Building. oo s- I'm
L. TlAf0lss sgE3t9 asssz
6otlers' Tents meds nd for sale hy
~ as kARN1e eON, Sail Makers,
| rrr-.f1 - 4zf stf 63s 1leventh street,
N~ g. 4 81 Assf Ahsy "AAn.
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Two UNPuRsIsHED HOUSES FOR SALE OR
ksnt For paftisulars inquire Off. r KELLY,
No. 361 9Th street, rear no L. lws
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NEW PICTURESQUE BALLET,
Arranged by Eouche
Beautiful TPE ! ORIGINAL
Mmie iPAIPTEas ILLUsION.{ Effects.
in!rodxeins az ne Ladiss Of the Company.
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T1Hl IAfAL MARRIAGE. 4 new novel By
no EEF93E : - a EssYRANoK TAYLOR.
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lIlOkS, and one large Front ROOM On second
floor. lnsaire st No. Pour and half st bet O
Sty6pt and Ctr HALL .8
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Tc night the thrilling drama
THE HIG AWAYMAN's LAST CRfkB!
fHE Hl0HWAYMAN'S LAST hRIMNI
By THE GREAT DRAMATIC COM2AVY
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
By j. o. AoGuIR1 4 CO.. AuetionssRs.
RALlABLR RNILnINa LOTS At. III

By j. o. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. AuetionssRs.
BUILD1s4 LOTS AT TRE
" c0RxhR OF Noa9H D AID e1CoSD srRE17s ~
!. Snss Nc h.,,y -GMa,dt sf Hslsn n. MeSAerry,
.. ass & s Csai. Il
county. ia the Diatrst Of coium biA. duly ratified
ana COZ armed by the Honorable spyfems Court ot
resi. T. the andsrsi Sned viii ofier for sac. % st
he "a ass Of Sn S 4 % oss:E ssst
the corner Of north and coad street vest
s5i..t inches On street and 40 fest inches on
fronting each 2s feet lo,s inchrr on strset asa
running back lz5 to an alley, and two trontine lfK
ie.t on seeond street, s1a running bssk ~ fest {
Terms: q One fourth Of the purchase mon.y essa,
and the residue In three equal instalmsnts, pa.a
nsnts: sn 3 e
cured by deed Of trust on the lots or ether ap-
proved security: All eonveysnclpg and stamps 4
fs''sn'' SAasS 81 III MapaERRY. Guardian. ao:\
.om 60 Q. Mo8tIRl 90 Auets.
ByJ @. MCGUIRE 4 GO. .Aaotion,ers.f ID I
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON Il sfRR1T.
osS gf}sf
.isli .sn The Who'll. Of Lot 30 in Square No rs,
fronting 50 feet on stree north between sth and
sss Lot Wi soid In 'ss: es 81
stsntiai Three story and B..emsnt B,,sk Dveilins.
The location of this property lin the inme ediats
vicinity Of the Patent Office and Post Offo Depart
ments in 3 desirable position for . psivste resi-
th. attention Of persons seeking good property.
little inoispqtable -. IT
poi3 ee&de ]. MCGUIRE A co AN Is
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The Irish }EATaLEEN C'NEIL The irish
Care. lKATHLkkN NEIL.} Cure.
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EOh EhLS cR RxNr-A th1se.story BRIOK
IA aHOu6B with two story baok building on NeS
York sysnue. vil bs sold low for cAsh : on short
Rayments fnr particulars inautre OF ". n
BLAND, No. 24 Missouri avenns, betWs cen ~ and
6th strests Possession given he LIST Of Deo. mber.
Also, Furnished Rooms and Kitchen. suitable for
mn fEsr 1
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EURNIsHHD Rooms FOR RDNT-At No. 2s9
+ st., bet 18th N nth. no IL eo1pS

E>UR RENT-Pcr SIX months, from toe lst day Of
December, PARL0R A,c Two CHANGERS,
wel.sDd comfortably Furnp he'd, in retired snd
rott bis nei zh borhood about equi distant
from the CAPITOL and the Department Of the In
terror. No lsdjes or children VIII be received Ap.
ply to THOMAS J. VIsHEa, at the Sters of j. D.
Mcclure & Co., eorue- of lotk and streets.
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L Bridge, near the Marlboro road. containing
about IS acres. Is acres In wood the improvsments
rooms, closets, &C., small stable. Price o., 900.
A6 dress or apply to THOMAS 3. BROOKS, near
Lone Old Rields, Prince George county, Maryland.
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ss saH - s.,s''- el gs
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oROVER'8 TAEArER

lp Irspasatior The Colleen BAwn" and "Tl
,Inyisihle Prince"
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IN NO TTEE
BIZ Is TO INFORM THg PUBLIC In gene
raj that W.
PROFESSOR J. EsPUTA &&
has organized ~
BAND
sax naxs ors -na Il Tih b. aaHfHz g II
nay be required by applying to
= J. ESPUTA,
$40 Eighth street fNavy Yari)
Or Of 4. x8PUTA, 9Th street, one door anove I ; or
At Metzerott's MuAic Store NO I6 St.
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% CONS AND BOARD CAN BE HAD IN A
H Private Family. At No. 81 Bridge st., George
town, no Is att
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strgs. ERNEsTNl DLRAIBER, In Dauoes,
Dances iERNESr-NE DEFAIEKR.f In Songs
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N EID1e-HIDR3, --ss. 4
w ILL Be sold ct Public Auction, oScls
WEDNESDAY xnd 9ATURDAY, 1t II s'oloak
M At tho Wharf on Sixth street, Washinston, al
sale. !
Terms s.sh, in Treasury notes, 70 Be paid at u
moment Of sale. q. BILL,
Jas iOhron.l 1t. Col. and o. g. O. s.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-09
The Polish Insurrectlon.

A telcgraphich despatch from Cracow, says the fol
lowing proclamation by Gen. Langiswitz dated March
10, has been published and that it has produced pro-
dgious effect:
Couutrymen In the name of the Most High, the
most patriotic of Poland have commenced s.rug
ge causd by terrible abuses and directed against the
eternal enemies of liberty and civilization.
Notwithstanding the extremely unfavorable cir
cumstances in which the enemy, by great increase OF
oppression, fastened into armed conflict we have
every believe that we shall triumph in the
great struggle for liberty and independence.
"The struggle, commenced by unarmed people, has
already lasted two months and gains strength and de-
velops itself with energy the presence of this war to
the death-n the presence of the massacres, the pila
ges and confagrations which mark the proposes OF
the enemy.
poland feels painfully the absence of central pow
capable of directing the forces engaged in the srug
gle and of summoning new associates to the field.
. Although the natioa possesses more capable and
worthy citizens than myself and although am thor:
oughy conscious of the heavy duties OF the Office and
the weight of the responsibility which it involves yet
the gravity and necessity of the moment have decided
me- ser consultation with the provisional government
to assume the supreme power of Dictator, which shall
surrender to the representatives of the nation
tbs yoke of the Muacovite Ia shaken off.
aWhie retaining the immediate direction Of military
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-09

The steamer Aries, mentioned in the following dis
patch is TIE reported by late adviccs from Charles
ton as having been captured by the blockadeIs:
HALIFAX, n. S, March 26.
he steamship Delta roa st. Thomas on the 9th
via Bermuda the 23d inst. arrived oday.
The Federal steamer Vanderbilt arrived al Saint
Thomas from Barbados On the 18th inst.
The Governor OF Barbados invited Admiral Wilkes
to dine with s'n bet the latter dec2ed, giving
that she Governor had entertained Capt. Mai
Of the pirate Florida, few days previously.
Admiral Wilkes had transferred his flag to the Van,
darbit
The W achust It's at ST. Thomas the 9th inst,
also the British steam frgate Phaeon also two Brj,
tsh steamers the Aries, and another unknown block
sos runner.
Admiral Wilkes threatened to ssza the two blockade
Runners if they attempted to leave pert.
The Aries started the 10Th inst, but ObzerViug
the Preparations OF Admiral Wilkes TO pursue, she
turned back and anchored.
The captain Of The Aries then applied to the British
steamer Phaeton for protection, which af2rd d
The Y ander bit let the same day Ghe l6h) it
said for Havana,
Ga be morning OF the 18th, The Pha@ton conveyed
the blockade out. The Wach1zetts did
not follow them
The commander of the Phaeon had communicated
with Admiral Wilkes regarding the seizure Of the Pc
terbCf