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CHEAP CASH STORE !

B. O. LEWIS, 342 Seventh street, between and
Massachusetts, avenue, has just received fine and
we'll assorted stock Of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
insisting In part Of
Fine and Medium R HGGi!i;'s sH IF
Canton SsaVs MSr ASb and b,ms,
h'F'n0' Cotton 'n a1 zfIG ao MGo'
fss "a SS
''H' " GXssiMERE SHIRTS.
All ' Ps.s saa & d
GLOVES, POCKET BOOKS COMBS MOTIONS. &c,
~ All of which Goods are now in store. and will
be offered at the lowest figures At once. At
LEWIS
FIRST GLASS GENTS fURAlsHIHa sroRK,
oc 1-6ts 342 7th st.. near N. L Market.
French Msrinoss. ooburg., Poll Do Chivirs,
s s:f: irish Ssnls Siosia RSe So:i.
Bls.chsd and Brown Cottons,
z zS:'' Il s 5iss:: s Ss; Silks.
A NsTIDB GRlAT sTONl BOOB: a %
a Weak Lunss, and How to Asks them Strons !;
The Amber Gods. By Hsrris. ,. Prescott. n.
Method: q Study Il R sssaassf ii,sso Or
Hospital Transports; rs.
Philip ys1 Artsyslds, rsy edition; o..
kl. ssa i csans :s, . asilsaiss'
Melby Mysteries OF Life, Death, ana Futurit1 !:
1meriean aentlsnans Guide to politsnsss and
Fashion; 81 %. :
EL1ANORD yICTORY-
II Complete IN one yoIuma
with ilastraiiors, So cents.
PHILIP q soLOMONs,
% 0-st 332 Penn avenue.
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GALLANT MAIH1-Capt. VIM. II. waldron,
Of the Maine 18th regiment who was shot in
the lungs while leading his company in des.
perate contest to hold an important position at
the battle OF Gettysburg, is in town in q fair
way OF recovery, We arc glad to say. He re-
ports that the DiIigo State goes in for pushing
the war until the rebellion is crushed, II the lob
takes twenty years. time and the last man and
dollar. This feeling il we'll illustrated By the
result Of the late election in that State.
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RIAL ESTATE SALRs-Mc6uire & Co., auc.
tioneere, sold the following described property
on Wednesday last:
In the Seventh Ward, lot IS, In square 4o6, II
street, between Four.and- a-haK and Sixth, TO
James Murphy, at 12x cents per foos lots g TO
%, In same square. 70 W. B. TODD, JOE ~
cents per foot lots 80 and 81, same square, 70
w. r. Riley, as 10 cents psr foot; lots q ana y,
same squsre, to YIN. b. &c I'd, for l16 cents
per foot: lot is, same squ M, . Oaaa Buxso 9
for Is z cents per foot; lot II, sAne square @
]. IS. bu,ine, for 16k cent Per focE ios y,
same square, to John Nortcns nor IN en- m
per foot; lots TO II, same square, % =. OssA'
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UNDER SENTENCE OF COURT-MARTIAL
VIM. Mcdonald and Hugh Keer, 18th U. S,
Infantry, and John w. Quimby, Goth Mass
Vols, under sentence Of court martial, were
committed to the Old Capitol this afternoon.
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mon. for Il 4 cents per foot; lot %, in square
46e, TO A. Depue, for lax cents per foot; lots ~
cents Per foot part OF lots S, and :, same
square, to w. h. Riley, for 81 cents per foot;
lot 10, same square, to W. B. Riley, for IL cents
per foot.
The same firm sold the south half Of lot 49,
square 431, Seventh street. opposite Odd Fell
lows' Hall, with improvements, to John Anger.
man, for $4,000; also, north half Of lot IL,
improved, adjoining the last to H. Eichler, for
$4,000.
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- 1t has been decided by the War Depart
ment that the item Of fare in a sleeping gear is
legitimate charge among the actual necessary
expenses Of an officer, travelling in the dis
charge Of his drty or under orders, IL the jour.
ney be prosecuted by night.
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FROM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for Sc
curing prompt communication between Chat
tanooga, Gen. Rosecrans' headquarters, and
Washington have been completed. From Cairo
we learn that Gen. Sherman's corps, of Grants
army, is on the move, but whittier is unknown.
The indianapolis Journal of Monday states
that $4,000 troops are to be sent forward to
Gen. Rssecrans Immediately from that place.
The detachment which returned from the In
dian expedition is expected to make up part Of
this force. The SD New Jersey regiment left
Indianapolis on Thursday, en- route for Chat
tanooga.
The Nashville Union contains an advertise
ment for ZOO men to work on the Northwestern
railroad, which runs to Edgefleld and themes
to Paris, Ky. The purpose Is to make 1t avail
able in trn nsporting troops from the Mississippi
to Chattanooga.
The Louisville Journal Of Tuesday says:
s'We have &C nversed with gentlemen who left
Gen. Re secrans' army as late as last Friday
Moor, and they report everything very quiet
The enemy is reported in force ten or fifteen
miles in front OF Rosecrans' well.chosen posi-.
ton, but they make Eo demonstrations, and are
waiting, 1t Is supposed, for an indication OF q
NOV ement OF our army. They are afraid TO at
tack our troops in leir intrenchments.''
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~ The Committee to examine the harbor
of New York state that they consider it in a
perfect state of defence, and that hostile ves-
sci, in attempting to enter it. would be exposed
10 the fire Of eight hundred guns of the hea vi
est caliber.
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PERsoNAL.-John Hay, Esq, Presidents
Private Secretary, left the city this morning in
the six O'Clock train for the West. He will be
absent some weeks. and during his abse nee
Mr.. W. o. Stoddard will perform the duties OF
private secretary.
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n~ ST. ALoYsIUs' PARocHIAL SCHOOLS

NEXT SUNDAY. Oct. 4th, thereis to be q grand
+ s the o. see
under the ,aaspisss q the sister. q Mercy. We
-, ospER OF TIE PROCESSION.
Aid. Chief Marshal, mounted. Aid
$. Aoysas sosoe Boys ana Girls
St sandss So es .ns Girls with
D. H.. Mr. Z, n {, ssSssf Girls and Boys,
Pupils OF st. s MhattIhevs, Institute and Sunday
St Dominiet' 5 and s. Is.sies's Sunday Schools.
orpssn Of se4eHo A SsPas1s
Orphan Boys of St. Josephs Asylum.
stAloysius Society ofst Mary 'stGermau ,c huTeS S
5. I Pupils of St! st.; Mar,,s sehSel, With banner
Young Catholics Friend Societies, with banners
The Phoenian Association, with banner.
sodalities of the Immacuiate Conception, Vita With
s Sn s It. RsS with
>, Thos. H. Parsons. ESQ, win be chief marshal
the church corner North Capitol and / streets, at
Ia oclock p. m: and proceed up to Fifth street,
down Fifth to st Mary's church, where they viii
receive the German Catholic school and associa-
tons: They will thence proceed down Fifth to r
will be Joined by the other societies and schools
Arriving at Tenth street, they will take in the
orphan boys and girls, and will then go down Tenth
to Pennsylvania avenue, down the Avenue to
Louisiana avenue, down this avenue to Third st ;,
where st. Peter Sunday School will fall into the
ranks. Then up Third to L. down / to First, up
First to the school house, where appropriate ad-
ger and Others. Should the weather prove pro-
pitious, it will undoubtedly he the grandest affair
of the kind witnessed in Washing on If
the day be stormy the celebration will be post
poned until further notice oc 2-2tr
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DVThe name Of the Alexandra Dailv N,,ps
has bern changed to that OF the Viroinio State
-JoxrneL and the paper has bean enlarged to
almos double its former size.
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~ At meeting Of the German Union Club
of the State Of Maryland, held in Baltimore q
few days ago, among the resolutions adopted
was one saying that in acknowledgment OF
the merits Of the present Administration we
desire that cur delegates shall advocate the re-.
nomination of President Lincoln by the COM
ing National Convention.
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FLoUR IHsp porfoss.-During the qusr,.r
ending September 80, Mr.. Hedrick, Flour In.
spector, made the following inspections Fam.
lily, LIZA bbls.; extra. 3e41; super, 1,671; ina
&c; first middlings, 12S; 0rst rye, ID. Total
6,sI6 bbls.
MARRIAGE LICRNsHs.-The Clerk OF tia
Court during the past month issued III mar
rage licenses. During the same period last
yesr but III were issued, and in 1851 but n
were issued. Ea.sxtr
POLICEMEN AProINrRD.-Y Yesterday, the
Board Of Metropolitan Police appointed Tobias
Talbot q patrolman In the Second Precinct,
vice J. II. McChesney.
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PRISONERS OF STATE.

PRISONERS OF STATE
Eight prisoners Of State, sent in from the
Army Of the Potomac, this afternoon, were
committed to the Old Capitol by order Of Capt.
Todd.
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AWAITING SENTENCl

AWAITING SENTENCE.
Henry O'Neil, Company A, 18th N. Y. Topo-
graphical Engineers, awaiting sentence Of
court. martial, was committed to the Old Cap
itol this morning.
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CONSCRIPTS. &c.

CONSCRIPTS, &c.
There has arrived at the Soldiers Rest Co.
I, 10th N. Y. cavaly. numbering SO men; 40 ex-
changed prisoners from Annapolis, 2lS conval-
escents from Baltimore, Ill conscripts from
Pittsburg, and 100 from Elmira.
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REBEL DESERTERS

REBEL DESERTERS
Eleven deserters from the rebel army, sent
in by the Army of the Potomac, were commit
ted to the OLD Capitol this afternoon by order
of ProvoCt Marshal Todd.
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From Charleston

From the Charleston Courier, Sept. 26l
orously at work on Battery Wagner all day
yesterday. They have made considerable
changes, and have thrown up formidable sand
embankmeI is facing James Island. They also
appeared to be busy preparing the ground be-
hlnd these entertainments for platforms for their
guns. 1t has not been positively ascertained
whether they have as yet mounted any guns in
wagner or Gregg. Battery Simkins did some
excellent shooting yesterday among the groups
of workers at Wagner. Their only an swer,
however. was to suddenly disappear at the
Eash OF the guns, and immediately reappear on
the explosion of the shells.
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RECEIPTS OF THE INTERNAL REyENuE
DEPARTMENT
The receipts OF the Internal Revenue Depart .
ment for the month Of September amount to
&6, 1876, 205.A3, an increase OF &50O,OOO over any
former report. The receipts to-day were over
half million
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W dbH1HSg0u N1Uucy N16TKEt-L8tCGt UV0s
tati0ns.
Furnished by Lewis johnson & Co., Bank.
ers:
Buying. Selling
u. s. Coupon Bono 8, 1881 ......1G64 1877
u. 5. 5'2Us ........... ......par
u. s. 7.30 Notes ...........s.....10 6 1861
Quartermasters' CheckS. .99Ka99x
New Certificates. ................99X
American Gold .I40a142K IA
American Silver........... .120a125
NEW. YORK RATES. OLooK +. Il.
Coupon 6's, 1881, 107; 1905, 1O6K; Certifi-
Gates Of Indebtedness, 99X; Gold, I434; Erie
R.R., 1O7K; MichiganSouthern, SAX; Pittsburg
Fort Wayne and Chicago, Sax; Chicago and
and Northwestern, 36x; Milwaukee and Prai.
RE du Chen, GIN Market a nm.
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GxoRaxroNx-Tha hnilAin

sAIu N GxoRGErowN.-Theb building long
AroWn O. the Town Hall, In 0eorgstown. has
Zen cold q auction, according 70 orders Of the
c0unciIs. The purchaser was Mira Lang, who
% q ho4el. fhs price paid was $500.
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EOR sALE-A set of DRAWERS and SHELVES,
II feet long and feet high also. small w ALL
TENT. Apply At No. SIS street, between 9Th
and 10Th Oc 2-3tH
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z. 4,
R. Genuine FB. Soldiers IN others who
should g;t tbs Fine Eew Books just issued ~
ana constitute q unique library unequalIed By any
Set in1rodIssd ssc Book So1taps ls9 PAsks
full en- cravings, expressly designed and drawn by
Sst.ys Artists The FIVE Books win be sent FaEs
cellaneous Panoramic Package" Phunny. Phac
tous and Phancy, contains Sketches, Songs, Across
tics, Conundr0ms, EngrAvings Gard Photopranha
etc etc Il Price with Gard IS cents without card
% cents. VIM EVEREfT IN S"'U
ocl-l 10 Nassau st., New York
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HOUSE FOR SALD-0ne Of the finest In George.
IL town: containing about is rooms, In com plete
order, with hot and cold water in the oh Am bsrs,
earriases extensive srounds attached, with choice
fruit ees, shruhbery, etc. Price 315,OO0.
south Invest corner Of Indiana avenue and Sd street
nearly opposite to Trinity church 81 by rs feet Tor
terms inquire Of JAMES r. HALLIDAY Real Rs
tate Broker. 815 Eleventh street, doors south of
Pennsylv ania avenue.
oc2-eo6ta Intel Union.J
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BARBOUR L. SBMMeS,

IN FOR SALl,
l. HI MACHINERY Of . Corn Mill, with one
run Of four feet French Burr Stones (all OF which
have been but little used.) Inquire OF " H. & T.
D. G.. oc liz,
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LOB R1Nf-A large BRICK HOUSE, rough
above LIST. only . few rods from the Capitol, con.
tainins nine rooms; The Furniture is for sale, on
z Gns toned Pisno, An sxeellent Mich Cow, &e
Cal soon. Possession given Immediately. Also
and y, suitable for housekeeping, for rent.
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SlwRRAGH.-An ample sewer has just been
finished along @ street from AZ to 9th street, in
the rear OF the National and Metropolitan hotels,
and . still more lengthy one Is now in course
OF construction along up the middle OF Sixth
street northwerd to its intersection with g
street, four or flve squares, connecting at that
along the balance OF G. street, and for some dis
lance along under Massachusetts avenue. An
extensive sewer is also to be put down under
Seventh street, running from the Massachu-
sets avenue sewer, where it crosses Seventh
street, down to H street, distance Of two
squares.
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ArTRxPr AT HIGHWAY RoBBHRY.-O n
Tuesday night, as Hugh Dignsy was wais anS
in the neighborhood Of Four-and-e.n. nna
named John Evans, who attempted % GET nus
watch but Oncsr Boyle, napPenns nm ~ :" ,p pc
near, arrested him, and ne wa 1900 he -. "a.
committed to isii for court ON the following day
by Justice Ferguson.
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POLICE REroRTs.-First Precinct-Pster Gi.
gon and Catharine Gigon, abusing children
dismissed. Michael J. McSweeney, selling
liquor to soldiers; S20.5S.
Second Prccinct.-Howard Lasher, Ann Lash.
err and Caroline Lasher, disorderly; dismissed
Jane Bailey, giving liquor to soldiers; mill
tary. Margaret Costello, threats; bail for peace.
Third Precinct.-Thomas Bateman, disorder
ly; S5A.
Fourth Precinct-Thomas Lucas, assault and
battery, with intent to kill Jail for further hear
ing. Mary Shea, drunk and disorderly; IS.
Franklin Kirby, disorderly, resisting and as
saulting an officer; Jail for court.
Sixth Preeinct-Benjamin Penny and Simon
Price, petty larceny; locked up eight hours and
dismissed. Herman Fisher, assault and bat
terry; bail tor court. w. s. Simpson, bail for
court Frederick Adams and John Hurley,
creating nuisance; 81 each.
Tenth Precinct-Henry Neal, suspicion of
sealing clothes; deferred. Elijah Grass, care
less driving; do. Josephine Naylor, drunk )
dismissed. Eliza Jackson assault AID battery;
bail for hearing. Amos @. Barnes, stealing a
vessel do Henry Clarkson, drunk and dis :
orderly: dismissed.
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SELLING LIoUoR TO SoLDIBRs.-The police
OF the Second Precinct have directed their at
tention to the shops were liquor is sold to sol.
diers contrary to law. Patrolman Ross ar :.
rested Jane Sullivan and Julia Rosells for
selling liquor to soldiers, and carried them
before Justice Thompson, who fined each Of
the dealers $40. 1t also appeared that Julia
Roselle was selling liquor without license, and
for this violation of the law, the Justice or
ordered her to pay an additional fine Of $40.
Female dealers in whiskey are quito numer-
few Of whom are licensed by the proper au.
tlorities to sell.
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BY n. L. GROWN & co, Auctioneers.
nROVE HORSES AT AUCTION.-We will sell !,
II Tomorrow Saturday MORNING, at Q
a. M. ut the Washington City Horse Market, on 6tn
street, near the Canal, 20 good Work and Saddle
Horses. Terms cash
It's o. r. L. CROWN & CO. Aucts
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AcCIDRNT.-Yesterday morning, as a colored
man named VIM. Lloyd, who was intoxicated,
attempted to get on one OF the street cars near
the Georgetown bridge, he fell, and the wheels
OF the car passed over and mangled the fin
gers of one hand. It is said that the car
passed on, and no one stopped to inquire as
to what injury had been done. Officer Stuard
procured a carriage and took the injured m" n
to his residence, on l. street, between Third
ana Fourth streets.
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ABOUT A GoAT.-Some days since, Mr.. Ter
renee Riley lost billy-goat, which he charged
had been stolen from his yard, and he procured
a search warrant, with which officer Ashton
went to the pound and found the animal, and
arrested the pound-mastsr, Jno. Tcombs. JUS
rice Boswell did not consider the case well
made out, and dismissed it, when the pound.
master carried the goat back to the pound, MI
Riley refusing to pay the fees for the same
amounting to 81.
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ROBBED HIS CoMRADEs.-On Sunday night,
Thomas Black. Anthony Patten, Grigsby
Washington, and another party all colored,
went to sleep together at Armory Square Hos
pital, where they are all employed, and when
ington missed their watches and a small sum
of money. Black was charged with the larce-
ny and was arrested by Omcer Garrett, who
took him before Justice Boswell, and he was
committed to Jail for court
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PROBABLE HoMICIDB-TheP Preparation Nobbed.
Yesterday morning, as number Of children
were playing about train of wagons parked
near the corner Of Twenty first and N streets,
they threw stones at the mules, and one of the
contraband drivers, named Thomas Lucas,
threw stone at the children, striking little
boy named Henry Burns, fracturing his skull
to such an extent IS to expose the brain. As
soon as the affair was known in the neighbor-
hood, large number of persons, among whom
were several women, caught Lucas and threat
ened to hang him; but fortunately Sergeant
Hurley, of the First Ward police, made his
appearance, and after repeated entreaties OBJ
tanned the custody Of Lucas and pacifed the
mob. Lucas was carried before Justice Drury,
who committed him to Jail to await the result
Of the boys injuries. DIR. Newman was sent
for, and is in attendance on the little fellow at
the residence OF his parents, but there are no
hopes OF his recovery.
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MOORES WEST END DRUG STORE,
N1 l13 PENN. AvBNUs. SOUTH SIDE.
MORRIS AGgk CURH, SECRET SPECIFIC
and TONIC CORDIAL are articles that COM -
4 large stock Of DRUGS. MEDICINES, &c. VI
for sale above oc2 2w ~
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BOGUS DErDCT1yE.-Julius Haup was ar.
Wsrd 1or nssnng himaaM nT a. III II 10.
tective. Lynch met him at q hotel on the avenue
boasting OF his feats as detective. He stated
that he had been attached to Col Bakers force,
but Is now with Capt. Scheetz. Lynch asserted
that Capt. Scheetz had no such man as Haup
on his force, and in order to prove his assertion
he arrested Haup and took him to the Fourth
Ward station house. This morning he was de.
Hvered to the military authorities, and taken to
the Central guard house.
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STEWART HOLLAND BOYS In THl FIELD
- AGAIN.
The members tahe pleasure in announcing to
vim give their TWELFTH GRAND BALL, -
st TEMPERAEos HALL, street, between 9Th ~
and 10Th ON MONDAY, Oct s. ~
The committee pied &c tn emselves to spare neither
pains or expense to make this the best Ball Of the
season.
The favorite Holy Hill Band has been engaged
for the occasion.
and aides.
II the .ther proves mn favorable It will be post
poned until further notice.
Committee Of ARRANGEMENTS.
J. Tanner, @. Edwards, E. Edwards
VIM Grover. J. McNancY DC 9-sts
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AN IMPUDENT BURGLAR.-Thomas Mari,
the burglar captured by officer Lynch, Thurs
day night, claimed to be the s'Steward of the
Dead House at Stanton Hospital" which was
not SO. He was q convalescent soldier, detailed
for temporary duty in the dead house, and was
not a steward Of the hospital. The stewards of
the hospital are A. H. johnson and Chas.
Brace, and these gentlemen are, of course,
unwilling that Mars falsehood shall be re-
ceived as truth by the public.
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THE RACES YRsrERDAY.-The race yester-
day at the Washington course, near Piney
Branch, was largely attended, and went off
successfully. There was some little excite
ment on the ground, and but little ill feeling
was exhibited. The race was between Mr..
Ford's mare, Gentle Annie, and Mr.. Williams
mare, Mcclellan, for purse Of $3.50, and was
won by the former. The first heat was won
by Annie in 2.49; the second by the same in
249K; the third by Mcclellan in 246, and the
fourth by Annie in 2.AS.
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MULBERRY, AND ASSAULT AND BATTERY
WITH INTENT TO kILL.-On the night Of Au-
gust 18th, the house of G. F MentZnger, bacon
dealer, ASH Eleventh street, was entered by a
party Of young men, who assaulted the pro-
prietor, and beat him till he was blind and
senseless. They then stole from the premises
one revolver, a silver watch, coat and other
articles of clothing, and a lot of bacon. On the
night Of September goth, Officer Tucker, Of the
Third Ward, arrested soldier named Thomas
King, as one of the party. King was sent to
Jail for further hearing by Justice Thompson.
This morning Mr.. Mentzinger identified the
prisoner az one of the party who beat him, and
Justice Thompson committed King to jail for
trial at court,
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NLOAKS AND sHAWLs

n NLUAKb AND EHAWLSI
~ JUST RECEIVED
.AsRlsndid stock Of Ladies 9, COL RlD and BLACK
CLOTH CLOAK6 ana CIRCULARS OF new and
beautiful desiansi also, great variety Of the new
styles Of SHAWL6. For sale low BY
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-09

the resolution. AT the beginning of the last
congress he introduced resolution to facli-
tai. the exchange, urging on the president to
begin the system, and it had . good effect on
the condition of some of tire soldiers OF Ohio
even yet, Notwithstanding the charity of the
north 1t was too horrible to be conceived
MIR. WAsnBuRNE inquired whether the de-
bate was in order.
The speaker said there had been no ohiec-
ton, and that Mr.. Cox lad been speaking by
unanimous consent.
Mr.. WAsnBURN said he had objected to the
introduction OF the resolution, and that the
government and administration had done ev-
erything consistent with honor, for the ex-
change OF prisoners.
Mr., Cox said he had not impugned the ad-
ministration, therefore the gentleman from IL
linois was too swift to defend it.
The resolution was laid over.
Mr.. ARNOLD gave notice Of bills to prohibit
slavery forever in the territories, included in
the presidents emancipation proclamation
also to repeal so much Of the enrolment act
as authorizes the discharge OF person draft
cd in payment of $500.
Much time was occupied in the selection OF
seats by the members, rs each name was
drawn from Il box by the clerk. The house
then adjourned.