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d PF &c lAL.
Dissrissals during the week ending Deern-
Der IS. l-6J.

DIssrissafs during the week ending Decrm
| Der 26. 1865.
Captain John X. Pagf, 9th cavalry, Missouri,
State militia, 10 date December % 1863 for dts
obedience OF orders, in falling to report bafors
n Military Board of Examination, conyenadbv
Special Orders No e2S, dated August %. 1ssS
from headquarters, Department of the Mis-.
souri, he having received due notice from said
Beard to appear.
First Lieutenant George L. Mochel, nth Ms
souri, cavalry, to date December %, 1855, with
loss OF all pay and allowances, 'for violation of
the 18th, 18th, and 18th Articles Of War" in
signing the names Of fifteen citizens on the
muster-rou of his company, as enlisted meE.
in order TO make it appear fun for the purpose
of having il mustered, ard causing said citizens
10 stand in the ranks of said company while
being mustered. and answer to their names he
knowing they never had been enlisted; "ani
Tor conduct grossly fraudulent and preiudiCIaI
10 good order and military discipline in al
lowing the names of SAID citizens to be entered
On The muster-roll OF his company for pay as
enlisted men, and accounting for their absence
in the column OF remarks deserted"
First Lieutenant John G.. Chase, 1st Missouri
cavalry, 10 date Uecember 81, 1865, having alb
serted himself from his command in the De-
partment of the Missouri, in April, 1868. aud
Massachusetts, in August, 1863, and returned
to Headquarters OF said department.
First Lieutenant James M. Wiley, 2Sth Ohio
volunteers, to date December 81, 1868, for being
beastly drunk in the streets ofColumbus, Ohio.
Second Lieutenant V. b. S. Reber, ID Mis-
souri, artillery, to date December 81, 1853, with
loss of all pay and allowances. for mutiny,
disobedience Of orders, neglect of duty, and de-
sertion while under arrest.
Second Lieutenant August knittle, l7tth
New York volunteers, to date November 50,
1863, for absence without leave.
Second Assistant Surgeon Albert s. Mitchell,
37th Massa chusetts volunteers, to date Deem
Der sc, isG3. with loss of all pay and allow
aites, for cowardice, nisbehavior in the pres
ence of the enemy, and disobedience of Or
Gers.
Dishonorabiy Discharged.
Second Lieutenant Robert E. Bayne, 40th
New York volunteers, to date December 10,
1858, On tender of resignation on account of in
com. cheney CH the battle field.
Dismissals Revoked.
The orders Of dismissal in the following
cases have been revoked:
Surgeon James Fisher, United States yolun-
teers, and he is reins tated with pay from the
date of dismissal.
Captain 3. ]. L. Hanna, Assistant Quarter
IT aster of volunteers.
Lie utenant l.. King, 7lh Ohio volunteers, dis
charged on tender OF resignation.
Restored to Commission.
The following officers. heretofore dismissed,
are restored provided the vacancies have not
been filed by the Governors Of their respective
States.
Captain George l.. Guthrie, 5th New York
volunteers, with pay from the date at which he
rejons his regiment for duty.
Captain John Graham, SD Pennsylvania
volunteers, with pay from the date at which he
rejons his regiment fer duty.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
MEXICAN NEWS.
MORELIA OCCUPIED BY FRENCH TROOPS
OTHER OCCUPATIONS By THE FRENCH.
THE NEW MEXICAN CONVENIENT ppcnc
y

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 29.-Tne French pa
per OF this city has received news from the
city of Mexico to the 9TH inst.
The French troops entered Morelia on the
seth uit, without opposition. Berthier had
occupied. Acambro. Bazaine was at Caliava
where Comonfort was assassnated. Meja DC.
cupied San Miguel. Juarez and his ministers
are said to have left for Durango. Bazaine had
concentrated $4,000 French troops at Caiicya
and Gen. Doni was at Salamanca, Il leagues
from G uanaiuata.
1t is stated that the Governments of Holland
and Spain have recognized the new Mexican
Government.
Gen. d grette has succeeded Conontort us
Minister Of War of Jaurez
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later FROM EUROPE,

President Linccin's Message in England
The Press on American Aifairs-lmport.
Irf Dispatch from Lord Lyoas-He Be.
tisyrs the American War will be Ended
ia Three Mouths.
ST. IoBss, n. F.. Dec 4.-The steamer Adri-
afic, from Galway on the 22d, has arrived
The steamers Arabia and City OF New York
sr1iyed ant ON the 2ist
A government employer at Sherness, who as.
81 ted IA fitting out the Rappahsnnock for the
rebels, has been discharged for violating the
neutrality law.
The names of persons serving on any rebel
vessel, VINO belonged to the naval reserve, are
also 6rde red to be stricken from the list and to
forfei, ali privileges, and not to be allowed to
re. en- list in the service.
The steamer Vanderbilt returned to Cape.
town and remained there until October 27th
and then visited the Penguin Islands, the rem
devious Of the Confederates, where she seized
The British bark Saxon, in British waters, it Is
said, on the suppositlon that she was laden
with the cargo Of the Federal ship Conrad. The
Saxon was sent 10 New York in charge Of
prize crew. 1t was reported that The mate Of
he Saxon was shot by the Roderals.
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LATE NEWS FROM tn. SOUTH

FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. 29.-The Richmond
Enquirer, Of the 18th, has the folio wing from
East Tennessee:
BRISTOL, Dec. 23.-Our forces are still around
Rutledge and Morristown. Cannonadng was
heard at the latter place on Sunday. General
Longstreet was unable to follow up his ad van
tage in consequence OF the large number of
barefootsd men liz his command. The weather
has been cold, and the mountains are covered
with snow.
Gen Morgan passed through Columbia, S.
c.. on the 9th inst D.. r.. d.
There are 800 cases of smallpox among the
Yankee prisoners at Danville
The Confederate army in East Tennessee has
gone III to winter quarters.
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CHIEF JUSTICE TANEY, we are gratified to
announce. is not so i'll as WAS supposed yester-
day. A few days ago, while attending to his
duties al the Capitol, he took severe cold
which has cor fined him to his bed for a tiay o.
two, bet neither his physicians (Drs HELEN
and Riley nor his family apprehend serious
consequences as the result
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War Department. AdjufaHt Generals Otfcs,l
Washington, December 80, 1868. 5
The President Of the United States will re-
oe:ve officers of the Army on New Years day
at half past eleven O'clock A. NJ precisely.
Officers CT the Army will assemble at this
office, in full uniform, at quarter past eleven
q. IN, en- New Years dag, to proceed in a
body to the Executive Mansion.
+ ID. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General
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COMMITTED TO THE OLD CAPITOL

George W. Caffrey, arrested by Col. Fish,
Provost Marshal sth Army Corps, on a charge
o: blockade running, was before Capt Todd
last vening and by his order committed 10 the
Old Capitol Kent Weene, blockade runner.
and j. ]. Morris, suspicious character, arrested
by Provost Marshal at Point Lookout, were
also committed.
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Mr.. JNo. T. CALLAN.-The St Pan, mimi
Pioneer SAYS

Mr.. JNo. E CALLAN.-The St Paul MINI ;
Pioneer says:
ga dispatch mentions several removals from
cftice in Washington, sof officials suspected OF
sympathy with secessionists,' and among them
John f. Callan. ESQ, for many wears c,nrk OF
the Senste Military Committee, who is az true
and loyal as any member of the Senate. To as
syn disloyalty rs the cause Of bis removal, is a
fagrant in JUSTICE
The clerk Of the Senate Military Committee
aeGS rot remored, but resigned, and the Messrs
Csilan who were removed from clerkships in
he War Department, we hear, were informed
hat there ere 10 charges against them We
take it they Lost their places just as thousands
OF others have cone in the last twenty i've
years under all branches of tAexGovernment,
when the positions they filled wefe wanted for
hers.
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PERsoNAL.-Wm. Faxon, Esq, Chief CLERK
of the Navy Deg artmert, left the city yesterday
afternoon for his home in Hartford. Conn. lie
will be absent some eight or ten days, dnring
which time the duties of his Office will be per
formed by John W Hogg Esq.
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AL OFFICERS OF the Navy and Marine
Corps st Washington city are requested to
assemble at the Navy Department, in undress
uniform, on New Years day, at eleven o'clock
q. m for the purpose of calling on the Presi-
dsnt of the United States.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, Dec. 60, 1863.
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SIlOID EDITION.
4 O'CLOCK 2. nj.
rHEcHIEr eoMMIssARYsHIp ozraKAnar

THE CHIEF WORCESTERSHIRE OF THEARnY.
Captain Thomas Wilson, G. 5. A, hes been
appointed CbIef Commissary OF the Army of
the Potomac, in place Of Colonel II F. Clark,
relieved and ordered to Ne York. Captain
W. has experience and fine natural qualitica-
tions for his important trust. He is the son of
Joseph S. Wilson, Chief Clerk of the Land Of
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO STATE that the
public reception by the President OF the Uni
ted States on New Years Day, will commence
at twelve O'Clock NJ. at which time, in con-
formity with police ABRAMS ements, the gates OF
the enclosure will be opened. The reception
viii term mate at two o'clock P. NJ. precisely.
Carriages will approach the Executive Man
sion BY the east gate.
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sS-A'tertion is called to the advertisement Of
Tree military school in Philadelphia, for appIi-
tants for commands of colored troops
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The Chesapeake Pirates,

ST. JOINS, n. B.. Dec. 2s.-Colhns and
MckenBa, two of the Chesapeake pirates, were
arrested and brought here before the police
magistrate TO- day On the application of their
COUNSEL the examination was postponed for q
week. -s-.
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The Niurder at HoImes, Hole,

BOSTON, Dec. 2S.-Three sailors who were
arrested ut Holmes Hole, on suspicion OF the
N nrder OF Mr Luce, have been honorably dis
charged. A pair OF bloody pantaloons have
been discovered buried on the beach, which, it
is hoped, may afford some clue to the IDu rdeYer
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATEST FROM NASHVILLE.

official Il ebe1 Loss at Chickamau.a-Onr
Soldiers BrutalIy Murdered by the
Rebels
NASHVILLE, Dec. 29.-The official rebel loss
81 thickamauga is stated as follows:
Killed, 1883 dangerously wounded, l,7s0;
slightly, 1850; missing, 1900
Seven members of the 9th Ohio Battery have
been captured by the rebels, near Tuliahoma,
and b utaily murdered. They were tied to
rters. shot, and their bodies thrown INTO the
r.
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/. PERsoNAL.-Postmaste ter G sneral Blair has &C
far recovered from his recent indspositon, We
are glad to say, as 10 be able to resume ais
duties to-day.
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IN TOWN.

IN TOWN
Major Mulford, who has managed the re-
sposble duties of his Office as General Ex
'ehange Agent of Prisoners so acceptabiy, is
in town on Off cieI business
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&c bohn sends us copy of his useful
'onsrt ssionai Directory, for the 1st session,
35th Congress.
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ARSH'S
wi RADICAL CURE 7RUSsES ~
OFFICE sos = STREET. wAsHINGrON,DC
Reference aS to its superiority to Professors Will
lard Parker. JAo IL CArno chan, and
Val, p:ice Mott. f.5.
Tie best collection of Trussss and Orthopsdic
1nefrsments for Physical Defor mites -
Rupture and its Radical Cure, Varicose Veins,
Varicocele, Piles, Curved Spine. Bow Legs, Olu b
Feet, and all other Physical Dsformities succe a.
fully treated ct this Office. Also full and well
selected assortment OF
81 and Cotton Elastic stockings. Knee CAPS
Anklets and Wrs1le.s for the relief of vari-
cose Veins, Swollen and Weak joints;
Ladies' Silk Elastic Abdominal gun
porter London do riding Bs to-
Elastic suspsnters Shoulder
Braces and Suspensory
Bandases ~! cxtefV lly
applied and sat-
off, isfaction guar
anteed.
OFFICE OPEN PROM 4. N. till 6 p " de29-fwr
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FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
Veteran Regiments Coin: Home to Re.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE Potomac,
Dec 29.-Ali is quiet with the army, and we
are mud bound i'll camp. The $50 New York
LIST DeiawaIe and 9TH Michigan regiments left
here day tor home, TO recruit under the re-
cent general orders. The eth Wisconsin left
yesterday for the same purpose. All are vet
eran regiments go
The report of the removal Of Gen Ingalls, is
totally Giscredited. > ss
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CAT az

NLW YORK, Dec. 31.--The frigate Rel d'ItaIia
has got OF safely from the beach at Long
Branch.
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" Arlington Money Market-Latost Quo.
tatioRS.
Furnished by Lewis johnson G Co., Bank.
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Il FREE MILITARY SCHOOL, 4
tI FOR APPLICANTS FOR COMMANDS OF nj
COLORED TROOPS.
No. 1910 CHESTNUT STREET,
FHrL aDELPHIA.
JOHN H. TAGGART,
Lafs Coz mel lsA Rsg,ment Pennsylvania Rsssres
PREuEPTOR.

TEB SUPERVISORY COMMITTEES FoR RE-
CRUITING CoL0RED REGIMENTS, with the
view of providing what the country so urgently
nssdS-Dsrnely. sp pIicants for command of colorsd
troops conpsifn, for that dur-hs established
MILITARY SCHOOL at theic Headquarters, in
which INFANTRY TACTICS ard knowlsdss of
ARMY CALCULATIONS are Taught gratHitously
Young hIsn having fair common school ed aca-
ton and phySiraHy soaad, aud especially priyates
1ninon comm SiOns ed officers in the srmy, who de-
sire to comm and colo: rd troops, invited to
become students Of this scheet.
Those who already have military knowledge may
review It. 81 be prepared FOR lsdiate examine
tiCn at Washington
Those WHO ara are wholly uaacquainte1 With
tactirs may remain until they are made proficient
in ibem.
Students, properly advanced, will be allowed to
visit Camp William Penn, Grill aad train troops
there. and practice officers
Three Sessions viii be held every day, Sundays
excepted, one of which will be q NIGHT Sc .SION.
Esth applicant must apply 10 the Com nittss for
written by himself, and he must submit testino-
malls of good ch ATactsr and receive airn ative
re1:y before ke can be admitted to the s.hool.
Further Information can be found in pam phlst,
published by the committee, which will De sent
Free 10 any at . distance requesting copy, and
it can also be has st the Off ce Of the COMMITTEES.
or at the office Of this paper.
All let ters addressed to either OF the designed
will be promptly answered:
THOMAS WEBSTE2, Chairman.
ChDwALADER BIDDLE. Secretary.
r.. CORsON, General &c at of Com mittee,
1t No. 1910 Chestnut st., Philaielp hia
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Buying. Selling
q. s Coupon Bonds, 1851 ......169x lisE
.. 5. 5sGs ........... .....par
u. =. '.Sd NOES. .16K III
QuartsTmassers' Checks.
New Certificate ...........97k
American Gold ISL 15i
American Silver
NEW YORK EATTs-sKCoND BOARD.
Coupon So, 1881, 40: 1865, 106x; Certifi.
Gates Of Indebtedness. 95k; Gold, i521; Mich
igan Southern, s3K; Quicksilver, 59X; Rock
Island, ls:s; Fort Wayne, s6H; Alton and Ter
raheute, 6aA.
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Payne, disorderly; looked up 3 hours. Jas.
WEIGH, assault and battery; military. Philip
Herbert, fu1ntshinE cttizenss clothing to col
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~RRADING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE.
SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE-
GRAPHIC AND OTHER NATTER.
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fsyWO GOU3 SkCOND, HAND BILLIARD Ia
= BLEs for sale cheap, as NJ KELLY'S, corner of
lsh and SITS. de 80 St.
EOARDING.- Pour gentlemen can Bio aceommo-
- dated with pie SAINT Rooms and excsllent Board
xna g. it
E,OR BALF-Ths GOOD. WILL and IMPL1-
LMESTs Of Blscss NTH and Horse. Sh9eing
!. fne bnsiness. Apply ON the premises 20 J v.
uNUK hENT Three very pleasant CNRUR-
Il NIEHkD ROOMS adjoining each other, vita
water sid in cony snient business location, for
$50. Will be rented separa tely. References 70.
auired Apply 1t the ofaco OF the Evening Star.
de 81 ST.
If YOU WANT TO SEE THE MOST MAaNIf.
i cent Ecenic Chemical and Mechanical Dio Pan
orsns In tho world, go TO the exhibition Of the
celebrated Russian War. ct Odd Fellows, Hall,
every night this eek and on Friday, (NeW Years.
Day j aid Saturday afterno IN, ct O'Clock. 1t
(SAKls AND lCA CRlAM !0R TIE HoLI.
" DAT S-LArse assortment of Pound and Fruit
Cake Of the best kind The we'll krovn Philadel.
phia Toe Cream constantly on hand sAt
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CAUTION
LOST OR STOLEN 25 u. s. SEQ BONDs Os
S1Go0 aACA. with Cou pons attached, i5ss Oou.
pens maturing May 1854.
testr ;ption CT Bonds.
Eos. So 81 &c 1888 inclusive, lst series.
No a3o3, .--..-- ist series.
Nos f.5% to ss5ll inclrsive, "a serias.
No. BAHIA No 1876 end Eo $685., -. Cd series
flso, 10 u sza Bonds OF SlNo esch. Registered,
bearing Interest from Dee. ID. 1853 payable 30
Tr. States, in trust &c. Nos. 1873 70 l2FG7 in
cusiye. .-. -
All The above described Bonds are assigned on
tbs tachs the Trf of the ucitci States in
truft for the ht National Bank of Sc. Psal and
sisrsd by the President or Cashier.
All persons are cautioned against receiving
nsI otistirg ea.d Bonds, or any OF sas Coupons
hearing the above msntiooFd nuneers.
HORACE THOMPSON. Cashier,
First National Bsnk OF IT Paul.
Saint Paul, Minnesota, Dec end, 1855.
IL, OF
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n=THE MEDICAL SOCIETY OF TIE D @.
uS ase requested to meet It the College, (cor
lotlcck p. m, 20 MAKE srranger ents TO sttsni
the funeral OF TIE late Ds. H. +. HOWARD.
BY olotr OF the ITesdfnt. 1t
f~THsBE WILL Bk A GRAND EXHIBI.
S ton of the csiebratsi Russian War PIANO.
rslns. the most mas mi 6es NJ Scenic Chemical and
his and % on oFf tsI
1hew Years Day. aud Saturday afternoon. com:
TBe Trustees Of tbi. Bank have declared All Si,-
!. s:s 3 i" ' os, a''
~ WASHING TON LYCEUM LECTURES
The Great Legendary Poet of New York.
hitep earnest solicitation, has consented to read
"BATTLR HOES"
THIS "wednesday EVENING,
w1lhARbb''s HALL.
us..r. s sAsIT a. CO. COMPASSION s
Wizards Hotel, having kindly tendescd their Hall
for this occasion.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
ne pat Iron OF the Coarse arc respectfuliy
to admission this evening.
n,o, NO FREE LIST.
TO be had at the principal Hotels aud Book stores.
n g 81 AaV ALTON Those VINO ars tirei of
rh s1a Toaiss and ssG su
tri'ion. Particular attention givea TO disc. ,es
a,sing ron i'm puri' Of III. bI5od Consuits ton
Room 4s1 TN street, Walking Ton, d.
nGsMITHSnNIAs LECfUs ks -Rs5 Joav
W. Lo1p VII contlnus bis Course Of Lectures
o. ths sFaii Ct the E1m sH n%pi =, on MONDAY.
I1prs .aa the Desalstona pTeaassi sa o. Bsr
hariars-Ths Destruction of tbs Old Fabric of
tociety.
Suljed Wednesday, = L<ein7s IV.-Ths Reason,
why tie Old OonserSa alive Inhneace of Psesnism
did hot arrest the Run-The Failure Of Art LII.
eiature and scisncs, and the Mechanism Of Gov
ernments.
A Re light will be exhibited ON the tower whom
ever there 10 to be lecture and IL will be extn.
euished at O'Clock precisely, when the lecture
will commences. The doors VIII then be closed, in
order to prevent annoyance from persons coming
In late.
The public are invited to attend. Admittanss
free de 23-3t
nTPAIR OF GRAOK CHURCH SUNDAY
S SCHOOL.fhe children Of the Sunday
School Of Grace Church tRey. AL1sHD HoLxlAD,
Rector viii open their Pair foE the bspsSt q their
the 18th December. In the basement Of the Presby.
1.-THE Trpstees Of the Church havinS Kindly offered
the sams.) The Fair viii be eontinued dlriae the
ysssss md close On New YeAxA -eYAaiAk.. ~
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L ArD pEESOeAI4 PE0PERTY.
:. On THURSDAY. the l2;h day OF January rext, the
ueSerfiaped, Executors of the Estate o. Corral
&cyl aeeesssd, will cfer ct Public Sale, on ths
he undivided half of ths celebrated YORK
SPRINGS PROPERTY, situated in Lsttimore
township. Adams Cour ty. Pa. about one mile
from the village ofPetershurz on the Turnpike
Ietdirg frOm Csrlirls to Balsi more. contai3ing
arc Mt A Acres more less upOn which is srecte1
3 Iar SO Two stcry ttSns Builling, large Tbrse-
story Brick building. and Three story Frame
Euidins. With Stove Kitchens, Out hcuses Tor ser.
var 4e, Ice House biiliard Holse, Nine-pin Alley,
Sprics House, Bathing Houses, BSra and Sheds,
with other Ut buIlc legs.
Tiis property has long been celebrated as q
wat. ring place, sid has always been csowded With
Waters dll irr tire eumrer season. The Houses
are large and we'll Arranged, and sre cuff :iens to
accommodate comfortably 1sl visieors. These
springs are Of easy cces. either fro phiadelphia
or Baltimore. and the wei known med ieinal "a All
,iee Of the water and the eatsy nsis hborh ond in
desi, able prog rties in the State. 80
to az until all ia sold. The Persona, Propa,ty Of
sad decedent viii 30 sold at Public Sale cansisting
ofHouf ehold and Ktche- Furniture. Bar Fixtures,
Ry-sala of the Real Estats to commence at 10
o'clock A. NJ. ON said day. after The same is sold
the sale Of Person al Property viii commence.
9-Dus attention will be given and terms OF sais,
made known on day OF sale By
0ABINA u GARDNER,
SesAt E1eoutrixes.
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY Jas. WEIGH, 4 SOL
der, was arrested yesterday by officer Thomp-
son, for assaulting and beating Richard Davis.
It appears from Welch's statement that his
sister was tipsy, and she told him that Davis
furnished her the liquor, which aggravated
Welch, and he went and beat Davis. WEIGH
was turned over to the military, he being a
soldier
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observation-disclosures day, the police
OF the Fifth Ward presented to Miss Mary Ann
foy an Crsnne Manual, handsomely bound In
velvet: in token of their appreciation for the
kindness she has shown II many 10 stances when
deserving cases have occurred at the station
The presen tatiop was made by Justice Fergu-
sen, and Mr.. James Foy replied on behalf of
the recipient. after which the company partook
OF her hospitality.
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RANsAoKRD-Night before last the store OF
Mr.. Pfiuger. on North Capitol street, was bro
ken into by q number of soldiers, who ran
sacked the store, bu. the approach Of the pc
lice and other parties scared them of. they
leaving four or five cavalry caps behind.
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ACcIDENT.--The teamstars who have been
Quartsred on AK street, near the Arsenal, have
been removed to other quarters. and the shan
ties erected there for their accommodation were
also removed yesterday. While one of the
teamsters, named Blakey, was the roof of a
shan.y removing the boards, he was accideu-
tally precipitated to the ground and very Sc
verey hurt. He was removed to hospital for
proper treatment.