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1TELEGRAPHiC' NEWS.
Late from Richmond.
THE PEOPLE OF RICHMOND DEEM 1T IN
ADVISABLE TO PLACE RESTRICTION
81 ON PRICES. .sr
PEOPLE, WHO HAVE FURNISHED sfrRsr1
TCTES GETTING SCARED

FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 26.-The Richmond
Sentinel Of the sd says sthe people of Rich.
mend decided yesterday by large ratio Of the
vote given-e67 to 296-that they deem it mad
yisable to place any restrictions on prices: and
the Virginia Senate decided that there should
be none. The proposition is now dead. We
submit to this decision with cherfuIness, al
though we believe it to be great mistake"
An order has been issued from the War De-
partment to Gen. Winder, who is in charge OF
prisoners Of war Richmond, instructlng him
TO deliver to the Federal prisoners in his charge
all the gold sent 10 them by their friends from
the North, as he may receive it. Blu. to with
hold rom them all United States Treasury
notes. as the Confederate Government recoe-
nises no such money; but he may give them an
equivalent in Confederate scrip
ut Il stated that some who have put substi
tates in the army, and stayed at home to
make money, are alarmed at the prospect of
the.repeal of the substitute law, and having
made Wherewtthau TO travel, are trying to rum
away TO Europe. We understand that numer.
ours appiications have been made for pass
ports. None probably, of them will be granted"
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R n o Y 4 L
NOTICE TO SUTLERS AND PBDDLuRs
WILL LAM II RSH ALL.
0fthe late firm Of
Ma ALL & PAGE,

No. l79 Ninth sf,ssf, 6st,cses and D a,..t,.
trormerly occupied by Emile Dupre,)
Where he invites his old friends sDd customers
Suffers and StorekeeDsrs They. are al new aad
bought when gold was low, which enables him to
Washington, Viz
1oo dozen Cavalry Boots and Shoes.
loo dozen HALVES Of all kinds. adapted to army
90 dozen woolen Shirt. new styles,
Watches, Americas ald Swiss, -
goo dozen e9Ipenders, Hall Hoss. White Gloves,
aafge I0t Of Payer and Envelopes,
keno. Ink. Paper, 1nkstands, Mirrors, BrieP PipSs
HAS, gaps, Handk ereAisfg, 6carfs Portsmonnsiss
1hrsad. ssattQp, Combs, Brushes, Pins, Needles,
Neck Ties, Wallets, Purses, Pencils PLAYING Cards
1000 PAper Collars.
100 dozen Condensed Mix,
Hail price. Gall and examine the stock and ave
20 psr oent WILLIAM MAR0HALL.
90 = % H& 470 Ninth street.
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Rebel Raid in kentucky-Towns Sack ed
and Robbed,

LOUISVILLE, Oct 25-Itis reported that there
were two hunnIed repel cavalry at Harrods-
burg this morning
Details from Danyille say that in the rebel
Ialo yester day morning our quartermaster afo
comm's' airy stores were burned, and several
ci. .l As robbed, by seyenty-five guerriilas
~ er an hour and half they went to Sheioy's
t.arm and stole two hundred and fifty govern
ment horses pastured there.
Captain Simpson, provost marshal OF STAN
ford, with abou, twelve men, afterwards re-
orr eayalry are in hot pursuit, lad will prob
ahlv cantnre nr kill all these robbers. t
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Gen. Resecrans at CINCINNATI.

.CIyrrNS M N
Iived mere o-day, At about half past eleven
O'CLOCK, a. m, escorted by an Immense crowd
OF cluzehs, and was enthusiastica IIy welcomed
tnrousnout the entire line Of march
Inc deneral returned thanks for the ~ pras-
SION OF sympathy aud respect which this nnh-
NC iecepuon implied, While he felt flatterad
oy ne could not forget that the hearts of IN q
people oid not go ont to indi viduals alone n,
rs the principle for which we are contanI,re
Ine struggle for national life, which prodncs
ne asked the people never to forget THAR
uoy 10 inc Government, whatever mioht 90
suL 70 INDIVIDUALS The question as to how Sa
nau noen used he desired to leave for fntnra
SlIno 70 answer. "SOme friends Of mine in M,
tMM, ne said, "are very solicitous ahont M
neaasn- Ihe Army OF the Cumberland thints
ann VEL enough, and so do 1. Az ia ~
quanslfy OF opium have taken coasnss ssAe
druggist New York and Washin s,nr -. ny
have said that Generals Crittenden 80 SRsls
Cook intended to make charges against n,s
Iney assure me they regret exseedin CIV sno s.
false reports shOuld be started" s1sn
He said that since the battle Of Chickaman~.
ne had received letter OF approval from tSa
President for hfs conduct In this affair. And
said that, whatever charges appeared in the
eastern papers against him, he was SATISFIED
me dovernment was In no way responsible tor
eSet tne Government desired Of him.
As tne conclusion Of his speech cheers were
Saxen tor Gen. Rosecrans and the Array Of the
~ Hts welcome throughout was
earnest and cordial
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FROM MOBILE.
THAT CITY THREATENED BY YppsR.,
TROOPS
HE REBELS SCARED
THE REBELS SEA RID
DESPERATE RESORTS OF THE CONPEDs 70
- MAKE SHOW OF A LARGE FORCE
rs FOR DEFENCE

FORTRESS Monroe, Oct GA lady, the
wife OF an officer in the Southern army, recent
~ arrived in Norfolk, who says she is from
Mobile, Alabama; that that city is threatened
by the Federal troops, thsy being near enough
TO watch the movements Of the Confederate
iofce In that city, zl3 = gg-.-
The inhabitants think the city will soon fall
INTO the hands Of the Federals, as the SION
feds' have but few available troops there, and
are resofting to deceptive means to keep up
the appearance Of larger force than they
really have. Even women dress up IN mems
clothes and parade the outskirts Of the city as
soldiers. II the city is attacked, no resistance
will be. shown by their present force
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SI'(OND EDITION.
I O'CLOCK r. NJ.
The Latest from the Front.
GOING ON AT OUR EXTREME
RIGHT YESTERDAT
TIE ENEMY IN FORCE TO DISPUTE THE
PASSAGE OF THE gAPPAHANSOCK
GUERRILLA ATTACKS.

Oar latest news from the front is up TO one
O'Clock yesterday p. m. At that hour all was
quiet along our entire line, except on the ex-
treme right, where, Judging from the report OF
CT cannonading heard at Gaines Vile, there
was skirmish going on. small force was
thrown out from the 6tn corps, yesterday morn
ing, to reeonnoiter and feel the enemy. Moth.
ing had been heard from the expedition at our
latest advices.
The skirmish On Saturday did not amount
tomuch, although it crested sonsidarah,s s,;r
in our army n,- the time being, and the 9th
Corps was ordered to be ready to move at a
moments notice.
The smoke Of the enemy's camp fires can he
seen be, md the Rappahannock, indicating that
they are there in I..rce prepared to dispute the
passage Of the river or the construction Of the
railroad bridge. A body Of their infantry has
been discovered this side OF the river at Sui
thrown out this side Of the Rappahannock and
are in sight of our advance piekets.
There has been considerable change Of posi-
ton Of several corps Of our army during the
past tew days, designed, however, to protect
the operations OF those engaged IN reconstruct
ing the railroad rather than for offensive pur-
poses There are no indications of any lmme-
diate advance movement.
Guerrillas are becoming troublesome on the
pike leading from Gainesville to Warrenton
over which route all the supplies of the army
are drawn. Sunday night they attacked the
mail wagons en- roufs TO Warrenton, near New
Baltimore, wounded the driver and took him
prisoner, and escaped with the horses and har
nesses. Fortunately there was no mail on thu
wagon. Hereafter trains and mails will b
accompanied by guard.
Work on the railroad is being prosecuted
vigorously, the advance OF the army being de
pendent upon its completion.
General Meade's headquarters are still a
Warrenton.
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COURTS MARTIAL.

The Srnithson court martial was engaged this
morning in the further cross examination Of
Capt McKelyey by the counsel for the accused
The court adjourned to tomorrow at 10 o. clock
but the further consideration OF the Smithson
case has been postponed to Saturday. 1t is
ie that no other case will be called in the
Interim
The Hays court-martial began the defense
to-day in the case Of Capt. Davis. After the
examination OF several witnesses the court ad-
iourned for the day.
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EsCAPE OF THE MURDERRRS SOTHORON.
There can be little doubt, we apprehend, that
Col. Sothoron, OF st. Mary's county, Nd, and
his son, who murdered 1t. Eben White, OF the
9TH U. S. colored regiment, have succeeded in
escaping across the Potomac into Virginia.
The female members OF the family have GER
tainly gone off thither within the last few days.
The estate they have thus abandoned to the
United States is large and valuable, and we
presume will be used to some extent to indem-
nifty the family OF the murdered officer.
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NAVAL 0RDe

MAYA VhU'e
Lieut' os : p. Quackenbush, or
dereo 70 eo the Pequot.
Lieut. w .umander James Parker, detached
'ro" .ecial duty at New York and ordered to
'Ile N. A. B. Sqna dron.
Lieut.. Alfred T. ,Mahan, detached from the
Naval Academy and ordered to the Seminole.
PRoMoTED.-Midshipma Chas. V. Gridley,
promoted to the grade Of Acting Ensign.
APPoIETED.-David Mack, jr., James N
Hyde and James M. Flint, appointed Assists
Surgeons. II. -# -..
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Further from Tennessee and Alabama.
THE REBELS UNDER LEE AND PORRRsr
DEFEATED NEAR TUsOUMBIA - :
REBHLS EXPECTED TO MAKE RESISTANCE
s-s-a.E, AT TUSCUMBIA, #ezs ssss#ss

Er -
CAIRO, Oct. 27.-Ths Memphis Bulletin of the
oath Gays :-OE the 2ist the Union forces east.
ward from CorintI met with resistance Al
Cherokee Station, eighty. nine rsiles from Tus.
cnmbia. 2at.s g e a. igr .tszs Ess
Generni Osterhalts, who was on the advance,
had not moved far when he encountered two
brigades OF rebel cavafy, under Generals Lee
and Forrest, estimated at from four to six
thousand. r4 e-ssa esss
The fight lasted an hour, when the rebels
were driven back with severe loss Our loss
was seven killed and thirty.seven wounded.
The rebels are said to have very strong forth
flcations one mile this side OF Tascumbia on
the railroad. sfsssas f.f7
= Prisoners report the enemy expect 70 make .
stout resistance there. They say they had 1000
men there on Tuesday, and received reinforce
ments Of 1000 cavaly. On Wednesday 2,000
more were expected from BRAVO. "a
The steamer Mist, from Helena TO MernpAis.
while loading ON tho Mississippi side Of the
river fifteesn miles shove Helene, onatAs tsast
in.fant vas- boarded By ten Or Aftesn guerrilla.
who robbed the boet q o9o0eo and other vais.
ssss: ana ,nI nnnSsr 81 Sses 81 cost5s ss con-
Is Orc On tho party was ,shat and 49, othars
ssanfufed IN the vtcinity Aho noxt 40 ma
S63f ~ 0wn0d - Pad6coh, ead Cot 80 -
The new trade regulations Went fnN Gn~ra. i
don ct Menphjs. to-day, .Rsnorts sffSal M
Osabans anOWs tho reeeips SisS nss fiyi,nSe SSiss
Of cotton.in 00o 0ey.s II Fssa.r4e
sssSk@ stsfS > zA4sslsa % d ssse se
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From Europe.

CAPE RACE, Oct. 26-The steamship Canada
passed Cape Race this afternoon.
The Bavaria arrived At Southampton on the
10th.
The political news is unimportant. Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher made fOreible speech
in Liverpool W ithout any riot as was anticipa-
ted. The address, was, however, disgracefully
inter rupted,
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EXAMINING sCRGEONs

..
The Commissioner Of Pensions has appoint
ed the following Examining Surgeons:
Dr. Geo. K. Thomson, Bucyrus Ohio; DR..
Jonathan F. Skinner, Barton, VT; DR. Daniel
Clarke, Flint, Mich. DIR. E. ]. Vaughan, Lou.
isville, KY; DIR. James A. Munich, Point Com
merce, Ind; Dr. James H. Longbridge, Rens-
selear, Ind; DR.. Isaac w. aarvin, Sycamore,
H.; DR.. Ebenezer Wilkinson, Tamworth Viii
lage, N. H.
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THOSE TWO THOUSAND PRISONERS.
At last accounts the rebels at Richmond had
not set eyes on the 1000 Federal prisoners they
were felicitating themselves on having taken
in Lees late movement In this direction. It
will be some time before they see them, we
fancy
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LOCAL NEWS.

CRIMINAL CoUGT, Judge Pisher.-iesterday
Hamilton Anderson. coiored, VINO pieaa gulis
Of grand larceny, was sentenced 10 one year IN
the penitentiary at Albany.
Adam Balster, indicted for an Assault ana
battery with intent 10 kill, by shooting in.oa
crowd of colored men whereby two lost An eye
each, was found guilty of an assault only, ana
received nominal sentence. In n similar case
the District Attorney entered a noife pross9a =
Israel Dorsey and Henry williams indtctos
for an assault and battery. plead guilty, ana
were sentenced to ten days in jail each. -
This morning John Fishery was tried tor
the uaausIaughter of James Donohue on the 27th
of September, by striking him with a stick on
the back of his head. The District Attorney
appeared for the Government, and MIR. j. b.
Adams for the prisoner - -
The following were sworn as the iury:--S.
Linton, Nj. Tally, j. b. Blake, A. Lammon, !.
T. Bcisseau, Richard Harrison, John j. Mui-
10y, James McColgan, John 4. Seihel, A. II.
Harmon, John r. Davidson, and John '. Dn-
lin. sas% "A 81 $3.50
1t appears from the evidence that the de-
ceased had a dispute with the prisoner (both
being wa.chmen in q carron about mule get
ting loose, and blows passed, when tue former
was struck with a stick; and il is alleged that
these wounds caused his death.
RrsTISG up A SALooN.-On Sunday after
noon Thos. Wilson, 10th Massachusetts, and
Corporal James Highland. 5th New York cav
airy, were arrested near the depot for breaking
into the lager beer saloon of Otto Nation and
smashing up furniture because they refused to
sell them liquor. and sent to the Central Guard
house.
Michr Kennedy, Government laborer was
! arrested al the Soldiers Rest on Sunday Tor
na,r,.'ng and robbng private James Burns,
s,h Newyo,S cavalry, and sent to the Central
Guardhouse.
L. Hartigan and Frank Hogan. I'd New York
veteran cavalry.>were arrested yesterday for
beatiRg citizen near the Soldiers Rest, and
committed to the guardhouse.
A MUCH.NHRDRD IMPRovBMENT.-To-dsy
andsome railing was put mp in front or the
ticket office at the Depot, to facilitate the sale Of
tickets at this place. Heretofore the immense
| crowd of persons purchasing tickets at this Of
| flee have been regulated by the guards; but
with this Improvement there will be necessity
of only two guards at the Office.
| MIR. Charles j. Cook is the ticket agent here,
| and is fully up TO the heavy task before him,
and this arrangement will no doubt greatly ia
ciliate the business of this Office at which il Is
| said more money is received daily than at any
| other one office In the United States.
| HOUSES OF ILL-REPUTR.-To-day, the grand
Jury have been engaged in Investigating the
| character of certain houses in the lower part
/ Of the Second Ward, commonly known az
| checkers Division" There are at present
| more houses of this character, by ten times,
| in the city than have ever existed here before,
| and loose characters can now be counted by
| thousands. Such state Of things calls loud
| ly for redress, aud il is to be hoped that the
efforts of the grand jury will be crowned with
| success.
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From California.

SAN Francisco, Oct 2i.-The Union Judi-
cial ticket was elected by decided majority,
compared with the Gubernatoriai election OF
Septemt er. Thirteen Union district judges
and one democratic independent are elected.
Union Judges are chosen in both the San Fran
cisco districts. sa
The business portion Of the town of Big Oak
Fiat, Tuolume county, was destroyed by fire
on the 10Th. Loss about $50, 600.
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~The Louisville Journal of Oct. 22d says:
1--WE are able to state on assurances which we
deem entirely trustworthy, that the Govern
ment will not authorize the enlistment of me-
groesin Kentucky"
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VoLUNTBHRINs.-We learn from the Provost
Marshai's ONCE that volunteering, in compH.
ance with the late proclamation OF the Presi.
dent is progressing rapidly at all points; all
parties amenable to military duty being appa.
rently ANXIOUS to avoid the threatened draft
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THE CAPT URE OF THE RELIANCE AND SAT
il. TELITE

A Court OF Inquiry, composed Of Rear Ad.
miral L. nj. Goldsborough, Captain John
Rodgers, Commander s. Nicholson and s. L.
Phillips, Esq, are in session At the Navy Yard,
investigating the facts connected with the cap.
ture OF the gunboats Satellite and Reliance, on
the Rappahannock, on the 22d Of August,
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= correspondent OF the Columbus f6a
Enquirer says that the OFFICIAL report Of the Rebel
loss In killed, wounded, and missing in the late
battle of Chickamauga amounts to 1855
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-27

TEE RAcEs.-Everybody is on the qui rire to-
day for the great race at the National Course
1t is rumored that some of the biggest Of our
official dignitasies will be on hand to see the
tretters .rot.
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THEY ADMIT CHATTANOOGA TO BE I'M
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GUNS ON LOOKOUT
MOUNTAIN, FAIL TO COMMAND 1T. II
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Arrival II Treasure frsm Calusraia,
NEW YoRK, Oct. S96s--The9 steamer North
Star, from Aspinwall on she aSth, has a. r rad
she brtngs @ea6, 900 in treasure from California
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~ MEDICAL BOOKS
4 ELL l. Smiths Co apsndium
Carpenter Physiology
Dicison's Elements Of Medicine
Druitt's Surgery.
Dalton g Physiology.
Dunn gibson e Medlcal Dictionary
Hoblyn's Medical Dictionary
Efichsens Surgery
Gross Surgery. 2 Vols.
Gray's Anatomy.
Ludlow g Manual Of Examinations.
Wilson's Anatomy,
Ard many others 1t the Ices. prices.
oSS FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Gen. Hooker Crosses the Ieanessee River.
NAsnylLL1 Oct as.--Thsre u no nsws Of
forces have crossed the Tennessee river. and
Aahtine WIS feported - going on vesferday.
The telegraph WIS cut this mcrnin9. hnt 8 now
s1eet OF water On the shoals. -" sH.s- - "
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RF CIAL.

wor Depsrtmsat. Ali 4toaf General: OFtGs,l
WAsaiSGToS, Oct. 10, 1855.
General Orders, w. 3ee.-rhe time 10: ani
ing Recruits in the Regular Arm under me
provisions Of General Orders No lal, OF u aa
a5, 1868, Is h. reby extended TO Deeetnmsr i ise
during HIGH the e4iru bounty OF $500 will D.
paid.
BY order of the Secretary OF War
Z. u. TowSsESo
DC a7-iw Assistant Adjnsant General.
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THE REBELS ADMIT "SAD DISAPPOINT-
MBNTS" IN THE FAILURE OF LEHS
LATE MOVEMENTS.
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pAPHRHANG INHs,
WINDOW SHADIB.
J. l.. KIDW1LL would respectfully inform his
friends and the public that he has JUS received
we'll selected assortment of WALL P&P1RS.
WINDOW SHAD16, FIRE BOARD PRINTS. nc ,
all Of which be il prepared to sell At the lowest cash
prices
Wall Papers 17h cents and upwards.
All papers hung In the city or country in the very
best style by ex porienced workman.
Remember the place. No. 367 street, near 9Th
in Frapklin HAu Building. oc I'm
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EALL AND WINTER
Il O D
Ladies' Black Colored ana Scarlet Cloaks Ana CIR
culArs,
Black, Frosted Beaver, Plush and Water Proof
Cloakins Cloths.
French Merinos. Reps and Ottomans in all colors.
Plain, Plaid and striped Vslencias
White, Red, Ri ae and Yellow Flannels in all quail
sacl and shirtinr Tlannsls,
OAssimers and 6atinets,
White and Colored Blanksts,
konG and Square ShaW.s,
Dlsek Sills. Mourning Goods in great variety,
White and Brown Cotton Shestings, &c.
Balmoral and Hoop Skirts,
- -. -. n. TAYLOR Il co..
oc Is no.. ~ Center Market Hpace
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WashinStsnl Money Market-Latess Que.
tatioRs.
Furnished BY Lewis johnson + Co., Bank.

A.x I.. Buying. Selling.
q. g. Coupon Bonds, 1881 .,....lleI IleS
". y 5'2Vs ........... .....par: gHi
u. B. 5.30 Notes ..s.sss...sss....1t7 ia
Quartermasters' Checks. .90k
New Cefh4cates. ................99
American Gold. .l42ai44 1a6
American Silver. .136
$500. NEW YORK RATB6-SECoND BOARD
Coupon 6's, 1881, 110x; 1905, 1O7k; Oeruff.
Gates Of Indebtedness, COX; Gold, las; Erie r,
r., HOY; Michigan Southern. SIX; Milwaukie
and Prairie du CHEN, 69x; Alton and Terra
haute, 63K; Chicago and Nerthwestern. 49,;
Quicksilver, 66.
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BUDGET Of SOUTHERN NEWS.

WRATH OF THE REBELS, AT THE DRFEAT
OF THE PEACE DEMOCRATS or TIN
NORTH,
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- ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

NIB: AARON N1wBBRGER, Of the nrm Of Rohr
Nevberger, No. IA Bridge street. Geor setown.
D. o., who has been In bad health for some time
past, left his home the night Of the 2st instant
His description IL - follows Hisht feet inches;
dark COMPLEXION; black hair; black side whiskSrs
and black moustachs; weIl set; dressed In brown
coat. black pants and vest, black slouch hat. The
above reward win be given for any information
who're he may be foand If alive and II Held $50 for
the recovery Of his body. HENRY ROHR,
oe 24-6t-- 144 Bridge street, 8sors stovn.
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Sta, Of the East Cornell, No.
uS Saepkeyds Of Befhlehsm.-A regular meet
lpg will be held at tn. hall 18th st bet q and
THURSDAY EVENING, 29th inst, ct ~ O'Clock.
PunctuAl attendance of every m .mber is required
BY eIder of the W. s. n. J. W. MINOR, r. 8.
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u9 Colored Baptist Church will be laid on
THU hsDAi. the 18th instant, st O'Clock, The
respectfully invited to atte nd tie ceremony Third
street, between H and /.
It. CALEB WCOOGARDE. Pastor.
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SH1HItfB 6ALE.-By virtue Of 8 writ of 2 erf
y Iscias, Issued by the Clerk Of the County Court
OF OH, AisKAnSria county, and te me directed. wiz
at Nc. 25 Kirg street. Alexandria, Va, eommens-
1ng At 10 cioek a a., large lot Of AG RIOULTr.
hAL 1MPLGM4NTS. sach As PloVs, Corn, ahelI.
ers. tanning Mills, Cutting Boxes, ThrssiinE Ma
chimes, Wheat Drills. sesa Sewers. Trace Ckaing.
a large lot OF Lump Plaster, al the properly of
ocY St sssaARvoon sh.,,r
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-04-13
Mad WOr6en nit Der Mortbert Sen
11abho9 trail 8nbn. "a.

q WOtUen NIT Der WOrttern Eens
i7a6ho9 trail 8abn. 2
Die 3kee NIT. tfsr' @atu q G.
Sen som @pISeftfr% DrpOt db,
~. .5- wtgofctst: ! H..
Na8 6arrtSburs, ,Dttts,6 nre
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