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yp0ll EDITION.
81 orUx,OOwp
9 O'CLOCK ?. n.


A nosning cotempofary Announces that oar
army OF TIE Posomse moved, Or, rather i've
take III was to move this morning. Tne fact
u not known In onacial circles here, nor In
such circles Is thsrs On sxpseta.en that Il
win move to-day. Its movements viii dscend
wholly upon Contingencies In the asld. =. th.v
may Arise. Our cavalry, however, arc inst
BOW pefAaps more active than ever. And ~.
trust VIII reader an excellent account Of them.
selves In very NV days. We decline, "a,
prudential reasons. IRON entering iato exn,..
nations Of what II Is anticipated ,hey A.. .h..,
to do, or how they are sxpsesed to 20 .sou.
doing " -a
Lees main fortincatiens are On III. R.,,a.,.
rather than At oordoasviiis. tAsush tAe latter
point has recently been considerably strength.
ened with works constructed along III, An.
proachss TO- It, and in the rear OF the linz -
works on the river. We look for little ser,sss
resistance Of the progress Of our Army Of tie
Potomac II It makes an effort to reach Rich.
ncnd via 0ordonsvills. That Is: this side OF
the Richmond Qualifications. Whistler such
an effort will Be made the public Will sson
know.
From tho best information within our reach,
We incline to the belief that tho Government has
no intelligence indicating any important change
since the last issue Of the Star, In the stasss Of
Affairs around Knoxville, where Burnside had
not been seriously attacked up to last ad yices,
though there had been skirmi shing within few
miles Of Knoxville. The play Of tho game OF
war-ths movements now being made-accord.
ing TO ths general Impression among military
men here, about Chattanooga, are destined to
exert important nfiuence upon the result OF
Longstreers advance against Burnside, itself
one OF the most hazardous movements Of the
whole war, and one requiring far more ex,en.
siye combinations and the occurrence OF far
more nicely fitting contingencies than the pub
and 50 great the difficult Of an important
rebel success N that quarter, a. tina. we do no.
share the apparently general apprehension that
one may occur there.
Before Longstreet can be In condition and DO.
siton to give Burnside real battle In the latters
selected position, We feel very sure that bis
(L.s) communications and his rear will BE- far
moro clearly at our mercy than BIS can be at
theirs. We expect to hear Of BraRg's defeat,
or inglorious retreat from in front OF Chatta-
nooga, some time before Longstrest can man
age to bring his plans or movements against
Burnside to q head-to the point OF q con.
siderable battle for the possession OF Knox.
vile; and shall by NO means be surprised to
lear howl Of dread, IL not OF despair, arise
from Richmond itself, before shouts over
Longstrest's exploits come from the rebel
cspital.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET
FROM THE FRONT.

General Meade's army IL under marching
orders at daylight this morning. The officers
ard men are in the best OF spirits, and the ami
mas in good condition. The army leaves with
ten days cooked rations in haversacks aud
wagons. All the sick and disabled have bsen
sent to toe rear-a large number OF them hay.
ing srrived in this city last evening. 1t is
~ resumed mat the army will cross the river at
GeTmania Ford. 1t is rumored that the main
force Of Lees army is at Hanover Junction
which Is ahnnt midway between Fredericks.
burg and Richm ond.-Chroaicte
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ANOTHER BLOCKADE RUNNER CONES 70

ANOTHER BLOCKADE RUNNER "cOMES 70
9RIER"
A telegram received at the Navy Depart
mept this morning states that the transport
steamer Fulton has captured OF Wilmington
the blockade runner Banshee.
The Banshee was built at the yard OF Jones,
Quiggan & Co., Liverpool, and launched In
the latter part OF November, 1862. She Is
paddle wheel steamer, AID Is called stsel
boat--the plates used In her construction being
STEEL \ of An inch in thickness, and said to b
equal to iron plate an inch thick.
Her length 10 go feet, 20 beam and 1a In depth.
Her bottom Is fiat, And her hull divided into
four water. tight compartments. She has oscil-
lasfng engines, Of 100 horse power, constructed
30 a. to be under the decks, and when fully
loaded drew but eight feet OF water. Her
builders give her speed at net less than 10, pos
sibly 40 knots an hours.
Though not stated in the dispatch, it IL prob
able that the Banshes was outward bound,
and that she was loaded with cotton.
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LOCAL NEWS.

ADMIRALTY OoURr.-This morning. Judge
Wylte had before him the case dockatsd A. M.
20, Yawi boat 20 name, aAd 81. 500 In oailiou
and specie" and reamrmed his decision made IN
Yestitutyon to the claimants, who, appears,
were citlzeus OF Philadeiphta, bat hAd resided
In the south several yexrs before the war broke
ont They cooyeFted their properly lnso moaey
the Potomac, and hesce the case comes tato
The Prize Court
TIE case Of The Diamond was postponed 70
Monday, Deceunber IN.
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CEN. Y0s1 KR RELIEVES GEN. BURNSIDE.
We stated some days ago that General 60 ,ter
had been ordered to relieve General Burnside.
AZ CRY cote mporary-the Reputliecn-has
denied that the tact was go, we now repeat
mat BIZ order was issued on ths 10th instant,
relieving General Burnside from the comm and
81 the Army of the OHIO. He is ordered to re.
port 10 the Adjutant General at Washinxto On
General Foster assumes the command OF the
Amy of the Ohio
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
CAPTURE OF A BLOCKADE RUNNER

BALTIMORE, Nov. z3-The transport De'o.
ware arrived this morning from FOR. A0s ~
ON the goth, and Stono bar the same oay. on
the following day shs discovered sseAmel
roing across the Delaware's ooWs' o'eamAAs
northwess. She was soon maoe out 70 % "a
blockade runner. Chase Was i"meoaaseiJ
r ven, and tne steamer fnitoA co.nAAs up
Joined In the chase, ana IN rev hours the
vessel hove too and surren oefeo. Soe proved
20 be the rebel steamer Banshee, from Nassau
for Wilmington, with cargo Of great value.
she was placed In charge OF Mr.. Walker, drst
oncer OF tho Falton. and seat In tow TO New
York.
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Pr Ar UD8$.
Apsr..sl Gssss AN oryios.$
WAsaIscros. D. O.. Nov. u. fsn.
Shs fcllovins olacsr haviaG besn reSssted - the
headquarters cfths army for tSS offence hersin-
sfser s,eciasd 10 hereby notiayA that he viu -
recommended for distsssl fses The service -
srnit@ xtstes an ess wichita alesa flS) ds5e {fen
4his cxts hs appear befers IT, Mlltsary 0omrdis-
sion, ii ssSstca In tbss city. % vhich Big sdlse
Gepa.a a;etets, o. .. Vols II president. aad
.nsss s6eissSesory assssoe ID Ne shArsss sysiast
him3S
En;Jsas 70 YsscYt at Assanolis. Nj, as ordered:
Captain George H Caldwell, Assistant Adjutaat
General Of volunteers. ~owva,-n
Assistant Adjntan4 6eaASd
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REBEL DESERTERS

Ierl 7. Stewart, Sergeant, and J. Henr!ck,
Corporal. 10th Virginia cavalry, and John
Wissnan, private, 9th North Carolina infantry,
IT D. dr. srtaIs, sent IN by Captain Lyttle from
headquarters Army of the Potomac. wers
u n nittsd 10 the Old Capitol last night By
order Of Cap. Todd.
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Artillery REyIEW

There will be review and drill Of ten OF the
reid batteries now stationed at Camp Barry.
st O'clock tomorrow Tuesday, afternoon,
on ths artillery drill grounds, near Lincoln
Hospial, about mile east OF the Capitol
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Wan DRrAA1nKRI

~ Wan DHFAAHnkR1,
ApTr1An9 GssEelL'a OyVIoD,$
WnHIsGroH, D c.. Nov =. 1858. \
The fcllowiss named efRce<~. charged With
otfeDses and heretofore puhlished sfs sxenpt from
t.i.s dismissed tho service Of the United 8tstsH,
the Military Commission instituted By SpcciA
Order No. q. current series, from ths War Depart
ment, having re ported that satisfactory dsFenee
hiss been sde in their respective eases, vis: =
Captain Joel ". Ciift. company 3, 18th New Jef-
sey volunteers. - ~.
Captain william 4. Brusls. company {, 18th New
York cavalry. =. D. TOWNSEND,
SEQ. AssistSnt Adjutsnt g suerA.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.
ApyCrAs1 GENERALS OFFICE,

WAR DEPARTMENT.
ApJCfAsr GENERALS OFPIoB3
WAsAISGroS, D. O.. Nov. q, 1885 J
The following officers, charged with ofenses and
heretofore published, are ezsn.Ps from being dis
,.ssd e service Of she United States, satisfactory
defeuce having been made in their respective cases
Srrgeon James Bryan, United States volunteers
Captain Werner Eoecklin, 18th United stases
Infantry.
a.eond Lieutenant John II. Kane. 5th United
etates cavalry. l. D. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Atjutant General
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ECON HuATTANO0IlA

Ii u currently reported that Grants army
nas removed from Chattanooga The report
cons from gentleman generally well posted,
VITO say that tha move ment commenced Sat.
sraay fnCrnilsg.
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DETACHHD.

hey. Charles A. Davis, Uhapiain, U. >. N.
ma been detached from the Navy Yard here
and ordered to the Minnesota.
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EXCITEMENT IN VERMONT.

EXCITEMENT IN VERMONT.
Runner that y Party Of Renegades Iatend
to Attack the Green Mountain State
Ample Preparations made to Repel any
Attack.
BURLINGTON, VT, Nov. 22-Cousiderable
excitement was caused yesterday in the villages
OF Rouse's Point and st. Adams by report
that . body of secessionists In Montreal had
planned TO seize Fort Montgomery. destroy the
bridge at Rouse's Point, and plumber Platts-
burg and Burlington.
Information Of the plot reached Gov Smith
and Collect Clapp, OF this port, Friday. They
Immediately took steps to communicate with
the ofncer In charge OF Fort Montgomery, who
soon had its guns manned and ready TO give
the rensgades . warm reception. This scheme
10 probably linked with the Johneon's Island
project. Ample preparations have been made
by Gov. Smith to repek sny attack which may
be made upon our borders.
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I B n B A T Es.


HASr UfPARYM8HS,
NAsHIEGfOs, Nov. a. 1873 {
TEE DEPARTMENT will. until the al.t day OF De-
each II the Navy Yards ct Portsmouth, n n :
Gharlestown, Mass; Brooklyn. New York and
|hilsdsiph.a, OF the following described aida
afrof stringers ana deck plating for one rssssi
n each YARD. The PROPOSE ion may pc sepsrateiy
.or The eide srnof s,rinserd aad dack plating and
may b for one or more vessels, but it must en-
vessel that u, tho deck pIs:lns the strn gers. or
DECK ARMOR
o. less, ten ti0) feat long tnirty two ( insb 81
"ias nn ana ,so one - and one iiea thick
the curvature Of the iiis line # this ves sci also
to ct around the turreta and matches. for vhiah
I!ans etll be furnishsd to the eoptrattors. TO b
OF tie best Iron. ends and cd re, sonera straj
ara pW % trns TO the Else given The Whole 10 Do
eehyeI.d within ten tlo) months from the data Of
WROUGHT IRON STRIN0RRs.
Three thousand and twenty lsO11l linaal fat ~
Iron sfringefs, eight t8J inches square excspt n
las ,tt IN and stem where they will tsper one vsv
for the length Of about forty oj st a esok and
OF The vesfei 70 about three (3) inches Tsese
10 be In length twenty three (2sj feet six
ts) In hss. the ends to b fitted together With a
sesfph to Be taken from the end Of each. Ths,e
VII DO four ranges Of these strins srs on sssS ads
OF the weasel To be made Of the best iron. ends
and edg.s square and straight, true TO ia, N1ss
given. The whole TO ba delivered In eIsht fai
menths from tie date Of the contract, VIZ
SIDE AkMOR. -..
ore hof drsd and To- ty.six {148J plates Of wrought
y, s,hs snd v,dh =, ia OF the following
ate Is feet Iona by 50 inshss VII.
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WAa DsPAafMsHY,y
Ammo HnHnp - ncpsn

AnJuYAHf GBEDRAL's 0SVtoD,S
WAsHISe1oN.D @, Nov. .. 1863.
The following officers having heen reported ct
the Haadasartess Of the Army for the ofenses
hereinafter Apeciaed are hereby notified that
they will stand dismissed from the service Of
the United Btates unlsss within afkeen (N) day.
nom this date they appear before tho Military
Commission In session In this city, Of which Brig
adler General Ricketts,, o. 0. Vols, 10 Presideat
and make Satisfactory defence to the charges
against them: s
Abseses tcsthoas proper asskority.
Captain william D. Reitsel, ID Pennsylv ania
reserves.
Captain Thomas g. Putnam, 18th New York
eavslry. a.....
surseon p. A. Quinan, 10th Pennsylvanis
volunteers.
Coadae, ustseotniss eSee- and gentl<n:aH Eysoea
az Arrest, and at sesss srsthSss lcase.
Captain George A. Yerger. Goth Pennsylvania
volunteers.
Faiins 10 report at Seminary Hospital, Georgetoa
D. C., on expiration Of Isdrs Of a6sexee.
Captain r. Mcdonnell, ls0th New York volunteer.
Captain NJ. W. Oliver, .l4sth Pennsylvania vols
Assistant Sur eon J. G. FERGUSON, It'll Ohio vols.
Captain W. a. Howe It'll Ohio volunteers.
Captain G. B. CAdvallsder, 4. Q. NJ, GATED
Htates volunteers.
Captsin W q. Bristol. LIT New Jersey cavalry.
Captain }. G. Paine. Signal Corps.
=. D. TOwNsEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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ArotpxsrAL HcnfcfDs.-About one o'elsck
% da3, INA Possy. colorsd, WA In the black.
smi0 shop OF VIM. Chase, eolosed. on New
fork avenue between eth snd 9th. AxiaG .
pseo! Chase and Poeey wsre sxamiuiax The
pIssoi toeetArf. and By some mtshap the pistol
ssnnpaoGcd "a Pssey's hand. the ball catering
fosey Immediately ran for . doctor. And e.
turning cav oficer Puss Of the Third wsrd. =
square ahead of him. Hehailed the ofIacer And
fs rc. n,; ;rnn up 70 await TIE action Of The
OF ase. and fosey twenty two, and they wsrs
always friendly. Posey IL greatly distrssse6
BY the accident ne Coroner viii - natiscd
aad an inquest held tAts afternoon
L1ouos CAsss.-Last week Cart Cann..
guard. at the Soldiers Rest arrested John
0ieasou, corner let and e streets; wn. MeCsi-
Mary Keys and Bridget Dom, East CAPITOL
between lot and Cd streets; Joha Moore. Penn.
syls ania avrn Nc and ~ street; Chas Dresher
ard David Donovan. near the 0oyernmen.
warehouse, Swampoonle, for selling liquor =
SOLDIER, and their cases ware disposed Of By
Jpstica Ferguson, at the Ceatra: @ mar d Asase
who fined all excepting Bridget bona.
SrRALIxo GovBRHxsHr PRoP1Rrr-Ths
toaiowins psrsons were arrested on Saturday
and yesterday BY the detectives Of Captain
Ioda; Thomas Brady, for stealing Govern.
Ing Government beef. and Zachariah Weaver,
= eHifen, Tor stealing sugar belonging to the
dovsrnnsnt. Committed
NOT II THs OLD CArIror.-0eoree Don.
stoeon and James Mccain, v no were Arrested
on thursday, by order Of Capt Camp, for sell-
Int liquor to soldiers, WIRE not Al "a usra
eFfoneously informed, sent to the OLD Oanitni.
but the former WAS fined, and sha lsttsr -
leased. The iqnor was cold by the latter. vho
10 boarder In the house; the 6rst named not
being as home at the time, he states.
SoLpls1s, Rasr.-Since S.tuydsx ,ss 49,.
yalsscents from various places. 20 deserters
from Con valescent Camp, for Baltimore. n
cAvalrymen, LIST Indiana cavalry from Lhatsx.
nooga, ard II recruits for battery H, LIST Rhode
leland artillery.
ARRBsrRD AND FINRD.-The proprie,ors OF
two OF the raftiing show shops on Second r>et
and one on Third street have hen arrested ana
each hned $50, and their cases handed over 10
the military authorities, who will probably or.
der them to lea va the city.
ANOTHER PArRoL-A detail Of the tath n
Il. Volunteers has been ordered {, do patrol
dutv In this city in conjunction with the In.
valid Corps patrol They will patrol the Third
and Fourth Wards north OF Massachus etts
avenue.
FINKD.-Wm. T. Mitchell. proprietor ~ tina
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SRSTTO THE ARMy

fry deseriers were sent from Forrest Hall
pri On his morning at 10 o'clock to the Army
of .Le Potomac
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FEW YORK RATKS-aRoOND BOARD.
catss Of Indsbtedness, 9sx; Gold. issx; Ere
RI, 1G9k; P,ttsbur9, Fort Wayne and Chi-
cage, Is 4; Alton and Terrahaute, 90: Michigan
Southern, 81 \; Chicago and Rock Isl ana. iooN;
63k,
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By ]. o. MCGUIRE 4 co.. Auo.ionssss
~pnAT RALR or YV Ra-nn v ROR YRDAY.

.
CRRAT 8AL1 or 1Uke-On WxON16DAYs
NJ Novtm er 3 ct u O'clock . m on the second
aoor Of our Auction Rooms. corner Of fsath Aad
streets ~ AZ. asso M Z M Or russ.
The stock oonsists Of
Hndeou Bay Mexican. Bermuda, sud River 0AhID
Mtpk, Grteian, stone Martin, Royal 1smine
&c man md Ru sian Fitch
k,os Yisa eaVirYei
RrspoS and OanAdisn Mink
And every description o.
1..SionsHlo 1aIs, u Oa.iiass aAd CasdiAAl ClDa1a
nsI sns Sus.ssS dssss. Cellars. v,sss,isss, -.
= ALSO,
4 great variety Of
Miaees' and ChilaIspb Bare
SisjGh Sobss Of Black. Polar. end Rsssiss ~
Wolf. Isecooa, Yox. eiunstts. &c.
4 vsrlesy Of Cent? 0clises, BE.
rms och he's kesn .reesivsi rom one Of The
o,csst ssfabliahed Huf Houses. On BfosAway usv
r.: socSs bevs seen = anlfAeslreA sAis Fan b.
TIA S,st ciiY Ysta ads aDd ars Of tAs latest ssd
-CAtajr eues viii Be ysaAs % 1gon4Av Aftesno01
r<If, Ass the eoo6s sffsASsA Tar examinasiees q
9uest q mosnanS md sntit the hoar efsAas. q Z
se,i ' J. o. MeQUIRn Z 90. Asse
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In The DYE.FuB.-Tbe Intellirencer has
"come in contact With some dye stun 1t scan
heartily commend,"-so it says editorially to.
day.
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THE scUrrL1Na or TIE sANaAMos

THE sCUTTLING OF TIE sANGAMOH
TIE Sankamon, sscond-class iron. clad,
which has been at the Warrington Navy
Yard for some time past, and which was to
have s"ilsd yesterday, was found to be Ia .
sinking condition on Saturday night last.
BY Leans Of the pumps OF the ship and sue.
ton engines at the yard, the vessel was finally
freed OF water and kept afloat. The affair,
v hich is a my stery, will be in Investigated by the
DEPARTING Mt at an early day
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i Suffers AND PURyAYORa-T0R SALE
The ar defnsned aving diapos cd Of the D ,ais on
Of prryeyo-, deIs for sale tne following ARTICLES
Wis:
siarse new Water. proof Tents,
Portable Frame Heus+s,
4larse Coo, in atoves with oil taeir furniture,
coed sound Dran sht Horses,
,0C3 feet Of e. Hed Lumber.
Also,
Complete sets Of Dor be Hsrnsss.
Bank cts, Boots eh ~As. Hats,
A, snrted Woo en- ciothirg,
Wi q lot of sundries Particularly adapted fer
the trade Of Tier = aud purveynra.
. The VI hole viii hs sold cheap FOR cash. A sny 10
q. GAUTisR
poss-N 252 Penn svenue, Washine.0n
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CIRCUIT COURT. Chief Justice Cartter.-The
Sickles cutoff case Is still on trial
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FINKD.-Wm. T. Mic hell. proprietor OF tina
restaurant No. $50 e street north, two doors
below Growers Thea,or, was fined 800 to-day
by Juttice Ferguson, con victed OF selling iiuuo,
to soldiers.
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SENT SogTH.-Moses Anker, charged with
blockade running. disloyalty, &c; John ".
Dorsey, charged with disloyaity and having
been in the Confederate service, and Charles
p. Sengstack, charged with having been In the
Confederate army, were all ordered by Gen.
Schenck to be sent South from Baltimore on
Saturday last, under a penalty Of being treated
a. spies II they return during the war.
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OPNRArIC CoNCKRT.-Great interest is man.
ifested in the Grand Operatic Concert TO- night
BY the Grau Company, and brilliant house
will he in attendance.
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7 ADIIS, Do YOU WISH TO SAVE MONlYS
IL II 90, CALL Al fHB
RALfIMORE BAR0AIH STORE
LANSBURGH& bro,
37s SDvINTH STRD1f,
Sd door shovel,

ASu "oss I'VE P'cS OV"1 W" WV
Wshsvs Just opened eplendld assortment of
Ladies', Misses' and Ohilaren's OL0AKS Of the
latest styles which guarantee t0eeu 50 per cent
csss Dor than any house in the city
good q sortnent OF Black and Oolored CLO TH
always on hand. CloaAs made to order at the
Cur assortmen. Of DRY and FANCY GOODS ID
nov complete and We can OFFER some rare bAIgaine,
CsU early and convince yourself ct
LANSBURGH & BRO q
BALTIMORE BARGAIN STORE,
37s 6svEHTH e1RRsr.
no an-l 0s ID d0Or above /.
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HOICI LIDAY GIFTS
CHR sTMAs PRESENrEl
EHW YkAHst GIPTJf

Attractive to both IL les and ssnslemep IN sa'eh
OF A reA@ Mt for friepup Ssiv a tarxs Al
Hns toe Of the nost DE- Irable rtioIs T. . en-
brarcss have jrs: been received ~ the WIDER.
sigued and are off to tae public o. aciAlly -
HOLIDAY GIFTS
Real Point Appi ques And VAienoSenne9.
Lace Hands. rchi.is P,ns .r,uc" snt roidersd.
Tuck I'd ana aenm.d Raneks,ohiefs,
Real Point lace, Point ppiilu-,
lnsltrh Thr.ao. Val~neie u. sud Maltese Lsss
Collar. in sets in great variety.
Frsr h or ked I'D Cam brio b, Il and 0ollaf1,
Plain and Figured Linen eeta.
and Cuffs new asyles
lnfAnts' 1Iench Worked k:Ssss'
Nerino and Lace Osps
Fine imported Fans, beautiful Purses. Porss-
Head sssss, Head Nets, Lace Sleeves.
Or, 20 Capa fer eIierly ladies,
french BOpneis and Hats.
o. sted Goods. &c, DO
And MAJ other art c!es suitable for presents.
livery article eed 10 goarantssd Of the eseSt
quality and late6t ETY. Q, ana war; +oted n be eI-
ac,ly ~ repressDted. and - cheap IS the same
quality Of goods IN be bon. hit any here.
Gail and examine for yourselves
FRANKLIN RrCHISON,
No. l2 Next keAae,
no p tai betwsen tth add 9Th etreAtA.