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FROM MISSOURI.
LAST OF THE REBEL DEMONSTRA PyON
AGAINST CAPE 9IRARDEAU,
AFTER SEVERE LOSS, THEY ESCAPB ACROA1
WHITE WATER RIVER

ST. LOUIS, May A. Advices from Caps
Girar dean say that the rebels, under General
Marmaduke, after having their rear assaiIed
twice and suffering severe loss finally escaped
across White Water river, burning all ths
bridges behind them, and disappearing by va
rious TO ads in the direction of Chalk Blum.
en The Arkansas line. The result of this raia
to the rebels is, repeated humiliations, disas-
ters, and cowardly flight before greatly il
feri or numbers
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F3oM FORT MONROE.
REBEL PRISONERS GOING TO CITY POINT
FOR EXCHANGE

Fort MONROE, May 2.-The flag Of truce
, steamers State OF Maine and Express left this
forenoon for City Point in charge of Capt Jno.
l. Milford, Sd New York, having on board
Brig. Gen. Churchill and 600 other rebel officers
and 400 privates, blockade runners, &C., in
Guiding Mrs. Semfnes, the wife of the noted
rebel pirate, and family, with Zuroona, the
French lady.
Evening star., 1863-05-04

SA Union victory at Monticello, KY, is
announced. The place is about 25 miles south.
west of Somerset, and close to the Tennessee
border. General Carter, the hero of the great
Tennessee cavalry raid. is pressing the Rebels
strongly in that direction and if he has suf-
ficient force under his command he may soon
be able to Cooperate effectively with General
RosecAns
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THE REBEL PIRATE RETRIBUTION
CAPTURED BY ThE U. 8. GUN.
BOAT ALABAMA,

New BEbroRDs May 2.-The brig Ieonidas
naz arrived here. She reports that she was
ct1assd into s.. Domingo BY, the pirate RstfiSu.
ton. which waited three days on that port tor
'the Ieonidas.
On the fourth day the Federal guntoat Ala.
ba<na came down and captured tho Rstribu.
ton. ana when last seen had ths pirate in tsw
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BLoCKADERUNNER CAPTURED

BLOCKADE RUNNER CAPTURED.
The U. S. steamer New London reports the
capture, on the morning Of the Sd ultimo, of
the English schooner Tampico, while attempt
ing to run the blockade out of Sabine Pass.
She was bound to the Belize, and had on board
one hundred and twelve bales Of cotton.
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FROM MOBILE.
ANOTHER MONSTER REBEL GUNBOAT All.
MOST COMPLETED.

NEW YORK, May 4.-The Mobile Teleqraph
OF the a4th nit, printed on half sheet, has been
received. There Is no news in it, excepting
that monster gunboat has been completed at
Montgomery, and will soon leave for Mobile
10 be plated and armed.
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ByGREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneer..

HkUSTEE'S SALE OF SMALL LOT OF GOOD
LAND NEAR WASHINGTON CI9T-By virture
Sf deed of trust bearing date ON the 9Th day e
J. A. S. No s., foios as, @ etc, one Of the In land land
records for Washington county, in the District OF
Columbia, and BY the request of the holder or the
notes secured thereby, tAe undersigned trustee 5
Sin sell at p%biic aactiea at the Auction Rooms Of
TgEspAY AFTERNOON. the 18Th d.y q May. q
the subdivision of a part of the origin Il tract Of
land in said county of Washington called sfGrsa-
I" The said LOT No. 45 contains AZ aoces of land
more or less, A plat of the sabdivision win be
exhibited at the sale.
Thslot Of land is veil located within four or ays
miles from the city IN sp excellent n.ishborhoea.
the purposes Of market garden, or . location for
. country RESIDENCE 1t is very desirable.
in six spd twelve months with interest, secured 81
complied with In ave days after tke day Of ssis
then the trustee reserve the right to resell ct thS
risk and cost of drst purchaser, after Eve days ne
tice. conyeysnsinG snd stsn2s q InrchsserS Scost.
ez WhfhtIEinAAMS WhfhIiAM ~ q wASr4A' Trustees.
may 4'sawswHs 9R11N WILL1AAs, Assts.-
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LATE FROM HAVANA AND MEXICO
PCEBLA NOT TAKEN BY THE FRENcU
MORE DISASTERS TO THE FRENCH
MORE BLOCKADE RUNNING

NEW YORK, May 4.-The steamer Roam oke.
from Havana on the goth ult, arrived this
morning.
The brig Holland arrived from st. Japo ON
the 10th. She reports that ON the morning of
the 18th April she was spoken by the pirate
Alabama, which steered in . westerly direc.
tiOn.
Vera Cruz dates up to the 18th state that up
to that time Puebia had not been taken by the
French.
Ihree attacks on Fort st. XAVIER had been
made, and the French repulsed each time, when
the Mexicans abandoned it.
The gunboat Vanderbilt sailed from ST. Jaso
on the 25th ult.
The rebel steamer General Buckner and the
schooner Helena, both from Mobile, with cotton,
arrived at Havana on the 9th.
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DBUGs. FANCY ao0DS, un

DhuSs' Fanny Go0nSs -
iwould respectfully inform my fri-nds and the
public that have enl lsrgsd and rs6tted my %
Drug Store, and have Just received q large
aoddi and fine psssorsmsnt Of pure Druss Fancy
popular Family Medicines Of the day and ali Goods
usually found IN arst; class Drug Store. Partieu
SODA wATER.-Itis is only necessary 70 state that
be as geod as ever. (if pus.ible betterD that the
public may decide by Calling ct
B9SW1LL'S Drug Store.
my zTr Corner Maryland av. and 7th st.
ROsWELL's INDICATED COUGH 0AN9Y ia
- the msst pleasant, popular and efIsotuI rome.
dy ever introduced for Coughs, Colds or any Afao.
ton Of the Throat Lungs. See what Prof. Wo.
lowski says OF IL:
WASHINGTON. D O.. April 80. 1898.
ca, Ms SG1swsLL-Sir Having used your Medicated
OF the throat proceeding from heavy colds. fon
II very beneficial and to surpsss any thing eIse
that I have ever used for the same nurnoss and
would recommend 1t to singers and to persons sub
of the voice. ALEXANDER WoIoWavG
ny Zot- Professor Of Music.
Evening star., 1863-05-04

See fret page for very interesting infor-
nation concerning the movements Of the army
of the Potomac.
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GALE OF DESIRABLE DWELLING HOUsr
y AT .AuCTIoH.-0n MONDAY AFTERNOlH. =.
May 1lth, at O'Clock: We shall sell ON kc:
premises, part Of Lot No. ., in Square No ss sss
fronting twenty feet on e street between aixSS
nents thereon: consisting of superior and sub
stantaliy built three story Brick DWELLING, with
This house contains all the modern improvements.
is ISL iosatsd s9uid.tsnt between the oity Hall Post
the most pleasant resi- dences iu the city VIZ
Terms: One-fourth cash; balance ON a credit OF
SIX and twelve months, notes to bear interest and
to be secured upon the PRO perty
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AND STILL THEY COME.

AND STILL THEY CONF,
In addition to the prisoners whose arrival is
noticed elsewhere, some 500 more are expected
TO arrive during the afternoon-making total
of up wards of AGO.
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SCharies H. Poumairat, prominent mer-
chant Of Baltimore, died there on Saturday.
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YET MORE PRISONERS.

WASHINGTON, May a.-By telegraph from
Pairfsx @. H.
Major Gessral Heistsslman III have ssnt In
this morning By Provost Marshal, % prisoners
and 90 horses. captured On the late reconnois-
saace. Jro. STAaL- Major 0soeral.
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LOCAL NEWS.

A RIOT BETWEEN WHITES AND RLACrs
Yesterday afternoon, a riot occurred on ths
Island, which, for a time, caused great excite.
ment, and called together a large number Of
persons. From what we can learn it orr Gin ated
by some boys in the neighborhood of % strpat
south and the canal stoning some colored neo.
pie, and muss ensued, when some soldiers
passing took the part of the children and raj
lied on the colored people, but were driven off
a number OF citizens then Joined the Soldiers
and they made after the colored men, who had
by this time reached the neighborhood of the
Virginia avenue bridge; and a contrahand
named Ross was caught and badly beaten
having his jaw bone broken. The police herr
made their appearance, and The assaiIants
ran off.
Another party Of whites then proceeded In
the corner OF Virginia venue and Thi rd streef
where they again attacked the blacks. but Nv,
the appearance of the police the rioters started
TO run and after long chase lin which crowd
OF citizens took parD were captured and taken
to the Tenth Precinct station house, and Jns
tice Stra tton made the following disposition of
them William Roach, Daniel Cole, Andrew
Haley, and Thomas Hill Were fined So, SO each.
and John Buckley was dismissed
Considerable excitement existed around the
stanon-houSe. A large number Of citizens COL
iected, blocking up the street completely, and
threats Of mobbing the colored Methodist Zion
Church were made, in consequence of which 4
large force OF the police were held in readiness
but aside from sturbance of the meeting o nv
one OF their own number (Shadrack Cooper.
VINO Was taken 10 the station and fined S5i mn
other disorder occurred.
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FOB RlsNT.Two large ROOMS, on the first floor.
= suitable for Office rooms Also Furniska3
Rooms for gentlemen. AIS, Ninth and 81 ats It's
'IU hENT-A furnished BRICK HOUSE near
l. the Avenue. Possession g1yen imm.d;.taIs,.
Address Box ! Is, Star Office mVast1''
E'ok KENT1Txo Handsomely furnished comma
n. between 9Th and 7th SITS
ITO LET-A very fine STORE on 7th str.at an.
OF the best locations for most any business in
Sne CITY. Inquire at the Gosling Be stsurant 9aT
"a. Av., between 18th and 18th SITS NV as
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By BOTELER & WILSON, Auctioneers.
LIMITED STATES MAReHAL'S SAFE sIOop
- AND Row BoAT.-In virtue Of . writ issued
1Eom ths Csrka otse Of the District Court of the
Hill soil at the foot ofsth street wharf on IN,
E1tomaS river, on SATURDAY, the sth dsy Of
with no mo name,'' also one How Boat Ao'"er
WARD 81, LAMON
o. 8. Marshai n n
my4.dtd BOTELER & WILSON AuctS
Evening star., 1863-05-04

NATIONAL LLoAE.--Subscriptions to the $40
loan. atths office Of Jay Cooke 4 Go. amounted
Saturday TO el,500,000.
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~ fgRNLTyRE, Piano FORTE, &C., AT AUCTtON.N
Un THURSDAY, the 7th instant We shall sail At
ing, ct No 4ls, on north street, between 9th IA
leth streets west, at 10 O'Clock A. M an excelienf
assortment Of Furniture, viz:
tine rosewood case Piano Forte, seven actavss.
~, made by Albert Ladd & Co., Boston
Fine Tete- a-Tete and other Sofas
II mahogany spring seat Chairs
3nar ble. top Tables
Gilt frame top oval Mirror
Window Curtains, Cornics, and Shades
Shades
Walnut Sideboards
Mahogany Tables. Looking Glasses
French and ether Bedsteads
Hair and other Mattresses and Pillows
Three ply and other Carpets and Rings
Clock. Cane Chairs
Kadiator and other Stoves, Table Cutlery
China, Glass, and Croekery Ware
Mith q geod lot OF Kitchen Requisites, and many
other articles which We deem unnecessary to
enumerate Terms cash.
myAd 9REIN & WILLIAMS Aucta
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A JUST OPENED,
"A BEAU tIFUL Assortment OF STRAW UaTS
for men and youths. together with new STYLES Of
CLOTH HATS and GAPS for Young men;
my Est '238 Pc avenue, Bot. l2th and isth sts.
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b. & o. r. Il. AGAIN oPEN.-The Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad is again open clear through
to Wheeling, and a train will start tonight.
carrying number OF soldiers West on their
way to Cairo. We are informed by Mr.. Ed.
monds, the passenger agent at this end of the
road. that the Chea! River bridge was not des.
troyed during the recent raid; and all the dam.
age that was done was speedily repaired, and
the road Is again perfectly safe. ss-S
" "Chaos is csme again" in the shape Of
Mexican news. First, thss -cityaof Mexico is
taken by the French, and then it isn't: then the
French are ground to powder by the Mexicans
before Puebla; next, they enter the town, and
yictoriously possess one-third Of it now. This
is the latest report--the Mexicans drive them
forth Hike sheep at the point of the bayonet.
Until the arrival Of some story which will hold
good for atleast three days together, we prefer
not to express any opinion on the matter.
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By soTELEK& 4 WILSON. Auction.ers.

by yBOTELEK WILSON, Auctioneers
GALE OF THIRTY BUILDING LoTs Ar Ann
- : nr T!9s On Losa CREDIr.-On TG EsOAY
AfIkANoON, May 5th, at O'Clock we shall seit
on the premises, original lots will be subdiyided
into ABOUT twenty feet fronts, making altosethsr
ABOUT thirty lots, located north street Second
sixty feet alley "~oA W
Terms One third cash balance en- credit of
g. and years; notes to bear interest and secur ritz
on the property.
my 4-2t- BOTELER WILSON An.ts
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LATEST QUoTArIoNs-WAsHIR Mox-
Ef MARKET-Furnished by Lewis johnson 4
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WAN11D TO BUY FOB CASH.-Any parsop
~ wishing to sell small HOUSE, containing
n}s avenus, may find . purchaser by addressing
f.O. I
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WANTED TO RENT-On reasonable terms 4
w HOUSE containing from 70 l5 rooms. 4
erences e1ehansed. Address A. FLAGLIR. Ia9G
street. between 2lst and 2M INV l.Iva
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WANTED-By respectable young girl, . STU
w ALTON to do general house work in o small
family or to do ch am Der work the best character
can be given if required. Address "A. c." Star
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Two CLERKS WANTED.-A couple of young
Il gentlemen Of ste ady habits in any one Of the
Departments can have board in a private family at
$40 per month. board, lodging. lights, de-, in
ctuded Call At 375 18th street. between H and I,
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WANTED-A young MAN Is bar tender. None
~ ou1 those thoroughly coIap petent need address
BaxA st ar Office,
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WANTED TO HIRE "A WOMAN to do general
~ house work; Also, half grown GIRL to At
tend TO two children; must come recommended
my l.zt~ A''A'
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1 AECEEHS WANTED-Twenty Laborers u:ntad
- on Monday morning at the Onion Building on
street. Inquire of PHILIP THOMAS. Builder,
On the premises my e.3tt
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w WANTED-1n Georgetown, small HOUSE by
.ssD permanent tenant. Apply at the Store No.
~ BrlaES street. my 2-3tr
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n AVY IA BID,
WANT1D TO OPURoHAsE-Five first oisss Bro
They must be good substantial boats With an
gines and boilers in readiness for active service.
not less than 100 feet in length and not drawi ie
speed Low pressure preferred. No old boats need
The boats will be presented At this Navy Yard for
examination at the expense Of tn cir owners
AND. W. HARDWOOD,
Comm oderesOom Dig Potom ac PIotilia
my 4-3t Bait. Do pers copyl
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Correspondence Oh the New bTichLS icth
OFf McBiiE, Jan. 10, 1888.
There great commotioI among the BIZ cad ne cct
of this hsrbor last evening The rebel steamer 0eto,
which has been lying IN Mobile Bay fr some months.
succeeded IN escaping 10 M presence 81 bockad
ing vessels. The r. r. Cuyer one of tstest steam
ers, Immediately chase, and was gaining her whom
the two disappeared in the distance The Cuylcr
firing at her continually during the chase from her long
range guns and rs she was gaming rapidly great hopes
entertained that she will bring the audcons rebel to
The 0reto Is commanded by Mat formerly Of the United
States Navy. :
The other day the British Consul out OF Mobile
under lag OF truce, and went board the Susquehan-
ma 10 await communication with an English ship. To
wards nghtfal a rebel armed vessel. filed with mon,
came out under flag OF truce. she hailed and
sponded that she wanted to tho British Consul.
boat sent aboard, but the commander OF the rebel
vessel would not give further explanation Of his audacy
than that he wanted 70 see the British Consul.
II IL Just to say of the British Consul Who during this
ntor.ude, - board the Susquehanna, refused TO
see the rebel commander and declared that he could not
account for his assumption and presumption in asking for
him.
Undoubtedly the rebel boat with the inten-
ton OF surprising the bockadng feet just The Buffalo
Bayou rebels surprised the feet at Galveston Jan 1865
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az shrapna scnt into the r,bel works n
~ learned that the rebel loss M tins alsireLich mn
sacoess 10 our heavy INCLUDING the rebel c1,o
mander who Was klea Three horses were seen on The
rebel side gallopinr on without riders
rebuilt, before tbc compei,on ~ which the rebels
known a the Northeust river tour miles d,,
tant from Onsp,y Court House The rebels had 20, we
OIL IL the and had rroe Ell the ridge Of tho New
river before troop could oyrgtaLe them
When tbe last IL the re, re,cbsd the eastern bank
OF the gsor they were only in t,oe 10 at ms Jackson
vNc hrdgc, three hundred ,,rs ong "a ii strctnro--
IN flames The rapidly with which III, torch ga ann ~,
% this work among the hcst pubc srks N Nor caro-
Iua. shows that the rebels had anticpat,d our move
Eeis that and prepared for The de.r ION
of THIS briEe 81 far ~ tho actual d,n,.e IA ~ go-.
" If mere tribe tho rebels Tho ia. ,yu ~ .e,crev
felt should become necessary lor our armv "a crep
this stream IL any time our poptosns cnn soon
be tLrOsn over It, Tue de,tr,et,n I'D Ans
bridge ended FOR the pre,en, the nrrgut az the
rtoci- Late IN The afternoon Colonel All, o,untnf
marched Us regiment and returned 10 Young Nle wlth
tufcc rebel prisoners d numerous stan OF con,f,hand
who lincl the rear &c oar tI.oiA 10 90 ac from er
ne7.r. had been II y,i, s,eretri
from lheir musors IA the woods Tor inward al 1v,
months and sustained he onls WIN what sranty to,
they received from friendly No. roes Our tro travelled
fifty mcs hours on thS tile fourth IA, m
regiment reached camp al eleven O'Clock r. Al ,iter
beng cxpDscd to moot ppto-ss cold drenchlng ram
Storm sinking hoo deep az every stem The
rebel rucLs opposed IN th,, raf we're ihnnarl
ms cavalry Ne,hareoate partisan rangers
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cargo was Spanish property. she . very. 'u'"'"
vessel OF two hundred and ninety eight tons baSsha
THE BRIG wINDwARD,
registered in American Loyds s brig Of bu~HeA
and ninety.n tons burthen, and commandsd W
Captain Roberts. She built at Bucksport Maine and
belonged to the port Of new York, and by r.
p. Buck L. Co.
THE BRIG CoRRIs ANN
was vessel registered as AK at American Lloyds, 0
hundred and yGye tons burthcn copper
fastened. She was built in the year 1850, at Mlchas,
Maine She was commanded by Captain Small was
owned by John Holway, Esq.
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Rebel Accounts.

GotDsHoao n. g.. Jan. Is, 1888.
II liz reported that the abolition nectnncty two sail,
including Monitors six other on.clads-arc
Beaufort harbor also tina, nywo thousand abolitonss
are encamped in Moorehead aud Carolina cities.
The Raleigh Snndayi says in speaking OF the rebel
thorcs at Richmond "lhey iabofed to break down the
old government because they were about 10 ioso the
fbecf and they would wreck the befor. they
would part with tho upon which the yulturcs
settled. Their motto divide and destroy and
their motto is, consolidated rule or ruin. Hence
they destructves, and those who oppose them
conservatives We st walk the soil and breathe the
OF freedom and arapot BE- influenced by
the Establishments or the frowns OF power"
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News from Fortress Monroe.

FoRrasss MoSsOE, Jan ~, 1903
Tho Gag q truce s,easnbois impress. Ssw York and
uc,amora arrived about dark lat evening from city
POINT IN charge q Captain Milford Thcy brought down
i 500 tnun prisoners. exchanged from Richmond. aud
h here ii 4 lnte hour ut ri. ht f0f Annapolis.
There are ~ doycspncns ~ favor ~ the exchange
~ ccers except that lie recent captures a. Arkanta
rn- make te rebels sore and they DESTROYS
OF falling back upou the ot cartel
Tho ship YIN Woodbury. "A now AZ snchpr In Hampton
E1ads
K The steamer vanderbilt b stu AZ anchor IN iiamu,on
Roads
important captures c1nrabani goods have been made
In ,atos county n q the amount u 40 900, ~
officers In that vicinity
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THE WAR IN TENNESSEE.
NAsnvn.ls. Tom. Jan n. 1893

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Jan ~, 1893
feet n twenty nine Transports and three gunboais,
the lexington, 81, Clair aud Brilliant, arrived this
Ing Tho former accommodating above tho shoals was
attacked BY hundred guerllas with three sixpouud.
ets The boat three times, but not damaged
she returned the IRE md sheed them from their posi-.
ton The ase, Wa interrupted The gunboats. VITA
eight unloaded steamers efl Tor Carksvile at six NJ
The river Al stand There ten fee, n water
tho shoals
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the Missouri Legisi.ture and Emanci-
patton.

Tie senate todIy pass@l the House resolution aking
Congress appropriate twenty-five millions Of dollars
for purposes tb- state by vote " - o2
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Died.

Bsowr In Brooklyn on thursday. January -, Mira
HARRIET HROwN aged 70 years, J months and DAYS
The relatives and friends ~ ia. family respectfully
invited ~ attend thr funeral sunday Afternoon ~ '-o
O'Clock from her late residence IN skinau street oght
dD1rs from Mlioughby avenue, without fYfthef notice.
MirRs.Up Thursday January -. after brief iness,
Rscsg wife Of tho late David Myers 10 tho 7lst year
her age.
Tie friends invited 10 attend tn- funeral from the
residence q her srn ~ Myers, ~ West Tseaiy ninth
street, on saturday morning. at eleven V'C4lck.
fOughkeepsls papers please cnpy
|As wISSIr.--nn Ibgrsdhy, January - W.. Vas
WINKLs. aged 10 years, munths and days.
The relative, and friends II the family respectfully
invited To- attend the funeral from hs late residence, ~
Grand street, sunday afternoon, al one ci0eN
lFs~ gAg Dorihs o., Seroui pagr
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This brig, captured and burned By The rebe steamer
oreio owned by Mr. Foster, u Mllbrdge Maine. she
vessel rpon her first voyage aud was a, n.
time bound from santn Cruz cuha for Boston She bal
cargo y sugar consigned 70 Homer kspragac Boston,
owned BY spanish houpe n cuba The officers md crew
80 The brg were taken by tie orcto Havana. We IN
dersiDd inal ,nsrc q certificate 90 board thai
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ADVERTISEMENTS Foa TIE C0UsTgy.

The werKtr HmArp, with il, increasing circaatian, q
ae'Ihal me'mm for advert -ement' designed - rcss
the notice Of country dealers and merchants.
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SNt aRaE GorRr 1iRcurr--fart nor 1921 1873
iass 2s6I, 20s9<. zGa. 2fT6 sOist,, sss4"I -" .
SrfFsos CouRr-Part Mos, Sa5, T15, 1889 1850
1919. Part q, adjourned Tor the term
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Payment OF the Interest on the PennsyI-
vania Debt tn Coin.

HkRyIssrHG. Pa Jan. p, 1858.
The House has passed The bin for The payroat " the
State interest 10 CON- and te senate will eoaegr bcfre
,ba adOurDnsn, " thls eyenlDs-
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HE o r E 7 O.
! ~--~~>>~~-~~~~~r~~~~~
ARRIVAL OF THE EAGLE.
~-----~o~~~~~~~~~~>-,~
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM THE GULF.
>--<~>~,~,~~~~-~~~o.~o~
The Destructive Operations of
the 0reto, or Florida
MORE VESSELS DESTROYED.
A Spanish War Ship Fires Iato the United
States Steamer Reanio.
EXCITING CHASE OF THE ORETO.
--~-~~~o~~~-->~~~~~~~-
Successful Escape Of the Priva.
tccr from Havana,
&C., Ae., 10.
MORE VESSELS DESTROYED.
EXCITING CHASE OF THE 0RETO

The steamer Eagle Captain Adams, from Havana on the
oath ms. brings US very important and exciting news
from Havana and the Gulf of Mexico
Our letters and reports giving details of the operations
OF the rebel prvateer 0reto Florida are exceed
ingly interesting and important.
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NOTICE 10 rirrg na.traaTIRERs

Twenty tho''and rc1ms q rD-i payer wanted as
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