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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-12

DISEASES Of the Necrosis. S.ninal, Urisa~p, and
Se1fa! Systesns-aetc and relinbls rentsnent- 10
Reports q she Hotca,d ACKNOWLEDGMENT By mail
In sealed letter snyeo Rss II es Of charge Address
No. south Ninth Street, Philad elphis, Pa. d3-Sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-12

CoRRECTIoN.--Eugsne O'Connor, mentioned
in the police returns yesterday, is not Eugene
OConnor, cabinet maker of Treasury Exten-
sion.
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PRssxsTATIoH.-On Saturday night Isst the
friends OF Mr l. +. Foilansbse, msst.r ca.
pen.er at Camp Barry, presented him with
AAs gold watch, hs nsrk Of regard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-12

BY ]. O. Meg UIRI 4 CO., Auctioneers.
fENRCsTEE'S SALE or VALUABLE PROPERrY
u Oh SECOND SfREET. BRrwAE6 AND sfaHgfI
yoA7H-On WRDN EsDAY AFTERNOON, Dsesm-
Lot IS in Reservation No. II. fronting q feet on
Second street, between and strsats north, And
on toe front by .so Frame Dwelling houses, eoa-
tanning four rooms each under which is ns Ics-,
containing four rooms. ="
This property is we'll located in the immediate
Vicinity OF the avenue, principal Hotels, Adams
EIpr.ss Oompsny'a Warehouse and tbe Depot. and
Ii believed to be yalu&b "a q business location.
Terms g. N0 In cash the remainder in six and
twe,vs months, with interest, secured BY deed Of
trus. on the premises.
CHARLES McNAMER, Trustee,
DEF J. @. MCGUIRE & 90 Ancts
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tn CHEAPEST AHD BYs1 HAN DYE N fII WolLD-
Es.s- Fades 0. Wsshss 0xs-Uphama Hair Dye, 9
ents box. The best In use. Try It. Sold By 3
Hord, corner 18th street and Pa. avenue, Wash
ngton. md Henry Cook. Alexandria. jaSly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-12

REBEMBIR TIN HERO OF SUMf18
TIE ANDERSON BOYS In rHl yIELD AGAIN;
1hs members OF the Andsfaon Club take g-ess
pleasure In Announcing to their friends aad M
the pubAc In general that they VIII give ~
their -. III
NINTH 0RAND FALL, tA&
At TDMPIRANCD HALL,
ION Street Between Ninth and Tenth 0ts.,)
On MONDAY, Dee 3. 1868
Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting gentleman
and ladies'.
Cen.miHsee Of Asrasssns~ts.
DUNLAP, n. HofiSsn,
d. Moe}fAtA, P.6ullivan,
Moosaiey, J. Farrell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-12

METROPOLITAN HALL-See adver uaens
Of performance at this favorite Iesort. Miss
Sc midi, who is but twelve years old. has tai |.
epts of q renal kable order. go =
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10. MedCIRE6 CO.. Au -.


By W. b. LEWIS l. CO.. Auctionsers.
i27 Serettb STREET, bst,cseH q ard H streets.
GRAND HOLIDAY SALE OF OVKR 5000
I'll Lors or GOODS SUITABLE FOR PREssErs Ar
AUcT K.-ht our Gales Room. 427 Seventh street,
between = and 81, CONNIE cing ON MONDAY
MORNING next Decsm Der l4th a. 10 o'olock, and
continuing every evening a. Z O'Clock.
The stock con.ists OF consignments Of
Gold and Silver Watches, Chaips, Jewelry
Gold Pens and Pencil. Rinss, CHARMS
Silver plated Ware ~ Tea Sets. Casters, Cske and
Card Baskets. Butter Dishes, Cups, aalts.
Table, Tea, and Dessert Spoons. Pork,
Ladies', &e
Table Cutlery, as Fine Ivory Balance handle Din
and Tea Knives, Carvsrs, Cocoa and AZ
,slo Knives and Forks . good y.risty Of
China-Cups and Sauesrs, Vases, Or nAments. and
level Gases, Lamps, Clocks, and Looking
Splendid Books, a. Family Bibles, Photosrsrhie
Albums, Annuals, and Standard Books. In Q
variety Of styles
Rosewood and Mahogany Desks, Work and JoWsfs
~ Boxes.
fOYS-TOYS-TOYS
900 Lots OF French and German Toys, including
SEQ Wax and other variety Of Dolls
Goods oFen for inspection and Private Sale durins
the day.
dell-st W.BLEwIs CO., Aue:s.
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WE SIXTY TOSS Hay. Fa& .EA
w YII Arrsye eboot 9Th instant. sixty tons pfimA
HAY, ir~en New Jersey. Also ~ 20 y ARD BklVk
: -" a.. W. 81: cHMpssLl.
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sflanATollH0A cAz sI CuHlp.-lDr. kands
Specific cures SS1SsassrYk@A. SsnsinAl Wsakasss,
lspotsset. Loss Of Pessr, sts. speedily asd sfs.xs
". It's elects are truly magical. A trial OF tbs
Specific, VIII convince the most skepticsi OF its
zerits. Price 81 8 box. Sold By 9. D. Ford, cor.
1er 18th street and Pa. avenue, Washington, and
HsnrJ Cook Alexandria. jas-ly
WAllAsflD 70 Oull II BIZ DAYs.-Dr. 8odfrsys
Apudote, In English epsciio Of stxt..hve years
sanding, Will cure 6osoyYkoa IN sig deys. No
:hsnss OF diet required Price u per bottle. Sold
~ 3. q. Ford, corner 11th ssrest and Pa, avenue
Washington. and Henry Cook. Alexandria. tasty
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m. DUIoH3's sugar coated Female Regulating
tih are the s@y bsa ~ xss. They operate srNdtly
and sDtScsly, and being coated create 4Au
sea upon the most Aslicats stomach. A trial Of
these Pulls WIN sroys their 80 81 ether,
Itreet and Pa. avenue, Warrington, and Henry
Cook, Alexandria. fARN
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PROVISION WoLowsKfs METHOD OF
MUEIC.-The new and original method Of in
s..nction in vocal music and piano ofthat we'll
known artist has achieved such success Ia
Washington that he has been induced TO delay
witch " Ill commence forth with, at his resi-
deace, No. 3ls i street, corner 81 Eleventh.
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By aRE1N & WILLIAMS, Auet,nree rs.
RALl OF RIAL. E9TATE i

BY GREEN d WILLIAMS. kuotioote rs.
TRUsTEES SALl OF RIAL EsTATE-By
i virtue OF deed of trust. executed tbs 3lst day
Of December, 1859, and recorded in Liber J. a. D.
No s folio and q o, the
easityj vRsrein John Tqoef Is mp
and Cato Ward, George Newman. and Lyssnder u /.
Track ara defendants. the subscriber, as Trustee
Inder said decree: win sell. on the p-amises ct
O'Clock p. M, on TH URsDAY. the 4'h day o. Jan
uary. 1864. Lot numbered twenty eight in squire
mum oered four hundred snd eleven, with the 81
purtenRBces.
Terms: One tsif casp /, the balances In six months
with interest, scared b. deed Of trust on the
All nveysncins and Stamps At the cost Of the
purchaser. d THOMPSON Trustee
deI0-eo&ds GREEN l. WILLIAMS. Auots.
ByJ o. MCGUIRE & co., Auctioneers.
FTNRUSTElD SALE OF eMALL BRICK DWELL
L IEG HorsH AMI LOF OF TWELFTH STREET, b..
rYEEN AMI STREETS AohTs--On SATURDAY
AFTERNOON. December 18Th, At o 'clock. on the
premises, By virtue of deed of trust dated June
5th Et3 sId duly rect Ided in Liber n. @. s., No.
6: foiios 2e ct seq. one Of the land records Tor
Washington county. D. c.. shall sell the southera
part OF OF No. ls, in seusre Nc. sel. fronting a
feet On Twelfth etreet west. batveen and =
alley. improved BY 8 sutttantisly built and yell
arranged Two story and Basement Brick DWELLING
house.
II the terms OF sale not co;aplist With In ave
days III GREATER the Trustee the right 70
resell! on one week 3 notice In the National Intel
Coz Of eoavsyances TO be paid by the psrehAs.e.
..,., THO Ok 4 FISHES NJ rru'ss;
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= 0'; Waass e S19 Svd.ss, nan g
On the hrst and third WiDNiGDAYS. "a "a
18th Of Def embsr, 1853, will be sold &C Public Az
this city, o large lot Of ~
CAVALRY HORSyD.
condemned a unit for public service
eale 70 o. nnnencs st 10 O'Clock u, sas
Terms cash. In Government funds. -
@. g. SAWTlLLy.
Lieutenant Oolonel and O NJ
oei-lN cavalry Bufeal.
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By j. G. MCGUIRE CO.. Auctioneers.
hBSIRABLE DWELLIN&-HOU6H AND LOT
- on TWELFTH sRlADf wGS1, B1fwaRN G AED Il
sTRR8Is NORTH At PuBLIo eALI.-On MON DAY
AFTERNOON, December 18th, at O'Clock on ths
premises, shall sell the south half Of Lot No Is
In square No. Es, fronting rs feet on Twelfth
ming back to . public alley, improved by Hand
some and we'll built Thrse-story Frame DWELLING
house, with back building, With Gas throughout.
bath room, finely pspsred and finished throueho0i
and in all rseDeets desirable residence.
Terms cash,
Possession given On or before January LIST.
Title indisputAbls.
deS 10. MCGUIRE & co. Aucta.
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BALLS, PARTIES. c.

@DAAASAIAyf u 1AAtA ~
TB 8RE WILL IN A BALL 0IynN Az rHl
,sta and 18th stl ssts. on EoEDxI. tie tlth
In taHt Admittance free. w M
All my friende sad vsu vishers sfs mostexz8
john DLIeH. ProSrisssr. :
RLooR HAuA11ss ls
yOhnDy Than. ! Mathew bu1ns,
JohRny Hughes, John 3fee1, e
Johnny AoRassy, Jas. Oefroa. ~
de l1-3ts go
M AsauERAD1 BALL
There Will b Grand MAX end Fancy Dress
BALL ri zen By the 90 & 90 AS8oCIA- A
TON, at the ODp YsLLows' HALL. NAVY ~
Yard, THURSDAY lvlNIn g. Dee. Nth. -
Committee p A.rnnSs1sestt. -
Geo emithson, - Joaeph NoRmaa,
J. ID, Moore, william Dean,
Jno. II. AteAison = -
The Com Sittee pledge Themselves - do AL In
thei power to render proDNf 70 al Who
honor e. en- viii . visi:. Oostu mes can 6e had Of
Mrs Margaret KiaoAia on TueadsY and Wednesday,
Dec. 18Th and lsth. st the Han r
n. Gentlemen bringing ladies' viii be fesDon.
sIble for their character. Tickets ~, 70 b hsd
the Committee or ut the dscf On the evening OF
tia Ball. TT
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SsHe,tso~'s .6if u the most certain. aafs sad
s6sctusl remsdT-indeed, the OF ~ Setable rom
sdy ever discovered. Cures In two to four days.
AID recent Gases In twenty four hours No miner
al, no hAlsArn, no mercury. Only ten pills t. be
taken. 1t 10 The soldiers hops, and . friend 10
these VIC do not want TO be xposed. Male pack
aEes, g.; female, IS.
Sas;artsan's Roof asG Hrb Jsisss-A positivs
and permanent cure for 6J4hils, eerofua, Ulcers,
ssor Ot. BOLD By 3. @. Ford. See advertisement. ms
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FIsKD.-1ho following have been aued $50
each for selling liquor 10 soldiers :-Augus:us >
Ockert, u and sth streets; 3Irs. Maloney, ID
street, leland; r. Carbury, Third street: J.
Jchns' IL, d street; f. Dugan, & street., Islsnd;
Chas Pearson, Fourth street, between Il aud
l.; Patrick Mclaughlin, Twenty sixth street
&c an. street
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Had one death The bark Mary. Bartlett for New York.
ed the day previous Passed her on losh nst on Cape
sehr Mary Harris Br) Johnson Nay aguez PR 10 days.
sehr Marearet Din arr, Dn Cow Bay CD. days. with
coal 10 Whitney a Co.
schr Robt CALDWELL Hndson. Port RoysL 10 DAYS
SeLr sunny South, ruihi, Newbern HO days. In BAL
scbr Lloyd Banto, Virginia. 2 days.
SSchr smith. Randolph, Virginia. days
Schr Wave French. y,rsfnia. z dayA
schr Hulse, Little. Baltimore days.
schr Rebecea. sIath, Baltimore. DAYS.
schr Diamond, Brown, Fort Jefferson.
sehr Golden Cote @esks Holmes, Hole
Sehr 0nocos Allen. Providence.
scnr F W Pratt Pratt. Providence
schr Tangent Rich Providence
sshr United, Arnold New london
schr y Watson, Packer. New Haven.
schr San Juan Bracset. New Haven.
Schr Frances Carter. New Haven
Schr A q Heart Gaines, Hartford.
Schr J NJ Shaddck. Arnold Middletown.
Yacht Henrietta Rennei', from cruise. -
Sent Is with passengers To " 4 Quarternaster.
steamer Dudley Buck ~ transport. Smith, AFGHAN
dria ~ hours, IN ballast 10 T. ouarterinaster
Dreamer nm ELIZA Richards Philadelphia
Steamer New York. Tufts Phiadelphn.
Steamer Sarah. Jones, PHILADELPHIA
Steamer Petrol Baker Providence.
BELOW.
Bark Ell from Maamoros
Park Marv, from -. ~ days.
Brig Swan. from DemararA, ~ DAVIS
One ship. one bark and one brig, unknown.
sAUED
l6th-Bsrks Chandelier tBr Epno tAus, Adm Barker.
Amhtrite fla CorDncnpia (rl. dc WIN
Sinclair (Br) Professor Sars tNor Rapid fBr
briggs Guanche (Spanl Alexander {Br); sc'rs Decker
Orion, Arctic tFr). Georgianna tBr), Wright.
Wind at sunset SSE
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Newspaper Accounts.

THE LATEST FROM vIoKsBURo AND vicIHlry--ruB
wAsnITA RIVER ExPgDiTroN-So ENEMY FOUND
REBEL SOLDIERS QUITTING THE SERVICE, ETC.
from the Memphis Bulletin Sept, OIL
The steamboat john II. GroesbcCk, from Vicksburg,
arrived bore yesterday morning, bringing later inell
gcncc froitthat portion ~ the country Everything was
quiet in and around vicksburg. There occasional
skrmshes with guerilla bands some miles back Ia tho
interior but they generally Of unimportant
tets The Groesbeck has secn'smployed while she
bAbw, in transporting portion o, Gen.ral stevcnsons
command to q point above Ncksburg, known Good
rich's Landing. This expedition was ready 20 leave
about the I'D Of August u consisted or the greater part
~ General Logan's old brigade and n regiment Of
cavalry and battery Of artillery The object of
the expedition thorough reconnaissance OF the
northern portion OF the state OF LOUISIANA The expo
diticu left the point u dtbarkaon August
and started on its march through the since the
cxpedtcS left has not been heard from until days
sncc when II again made lis the banks OF
tho river having made thorough Of all
thai portion Of Tho country lying the Washta
river There was 10 enemy 10 organized iorce 20 be
fOnud Tho expedition nrst proceeded the village q
Mot roe winch n situated about seventy miles from tho
vest 81 tho river aud ~ tho tern terminus OF tho
lckshutr and >brey roft Railroad. There rebel
oroe forud AZ thai 70 Mt detorr then made n
northwestern direction toward the tispe ~ fljorad
In Arsansns 4 arrc number ~ rebel soldiers came
nrtariy nio orr lines aud surrendered thcmsoves. ~
these about twenty nsc came up o. ne CIR csteck.
a MCuLoe small atnrupt ~ cotton itund ard Of
course taken ~ the tnitel states Authorities. con
siderable amount II rrorctty belonging to tho C,n.
caeraic coycrnmcr. vas ed and anpr, priatcd ~
iOfCes
the Confederate soldiers me INTO orr ircs repre-.
SOFT that matte-s iok auho ~ ". department "
Tie west. Tho - trnscrigii4 avs "a totally made.
l1ate 4, tr sNigcHecs y The west. AMI Gtn
A. H. Suflb, VII a.WWpaUvs west tg iaa Ntsse4iafl
sstnUte, fm,~nt. 'tsct'r, d I Their fcrvlcs4 a,t
O. needed ,un,f Tan sNiN 9ys4 .Catc tu1t tine
tie - ~ he Wei =. .at" tsr ~ lod Tor
cuF aofna.,s &c de'cru.irea to ,cayc .
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Chamber or Commerce.

ELECTION OF PILOT COMMIsSIONERs-OUR NARDOR
DEFENCEs.
Aspccal meeting OF the Chamber OF Commerce was
held at one O'Clock yesterday ". E. Dodge Esq., in the
chair.
On motion OF Captain NYs, the election OF Pilot Commits
siones was proceeded with and the following gentlemen
were chosen TO for two years from September
1s63:-Messrs r. L. Taylor, L. F. Morgan and C. H. Mar
shall
Commander I. Augustus Craven, United States Navy,
sent in letter the subject OF harbor defences urging
the necessity OF having our harbor Immediately put IN
proper defensive position
Mr.. F. COOPER said that he had had several interviews
with number OF gentlemen who were thoroughly
qnanted with the subject OF harbor defence and no be.
eved or harbor not sufficiently fortified TO resist
formidable attack He urged speedy action in tho
tor. We thought that steam rams should be made to
float ground the harbor, that would with and
ranidity.
On motion OF Mr.. G. W BLUNT, the communication
referred 10 the Committee Harbor Deenccs and the
Chamber soon after adjourned.
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Port or New York, September II, 1863.


CLEARED
Steamship Locust Point Hoffman. New Orleans-H
Ship Charlotte tBrem) Ga,,en, Gcnoa-Hennings a Cos
ship Andrew Jackson Jack snr,: johnson St John Ns
Brig Prudsntia Prus) Brussw.z, Antwerp-Funch,
sris Grace 1rhlngton tBr), pawrecser Vera crur-P
Brig Victoria tBr, valot Pernambaco-J Macarthur
Brig Cesar Helena tfiam), oesan, Calao-Fahbb d
Brs Deiphine tBrcm,, De Ham. Gonaivss-H schmId,
Brig W Rossx (sr,. Healy $, Annc's Bay, via Fal-
m1 S, sus q, Jnhnson Arrovo pRp,e Son Co
Brig Ecip-e (Br), Peterson, Antigua and 81 Kt,s-0
Brig Sarah Peters Lord, Bosion-c A RJ Peters
schr hnneitS Brl, Curtis ,. nslifaxSJ Leayersf
sshr Rainbow smith, Beaufort-Murray 4 Ne9kew
sT N wSSsr P.os Rsns aavaad
schr Hattie Low. Mumford, Chincoeagus--Ac Hayeps
scSr fisnnSn Ann Dyer ORIENT LID il Kresmsr ''-'
ARRIVED
steamship Dani Webster us transport Phillips Fortress
signals s s Thos Oven r sa 10
vi.as Cor New NJ no Ms.v ~ r.n.,or, s,
ars saSs q asa asrrnas'sf mp'on A'''1
tho EAR ~. with mdse 10 Indian Heinesen Es nna
rencsd very heavy headwnd. the a. days stopped
s sG sSys re- sSrps " Aug H. win rail-
road Teg sd u s"Sw hT 6 M New C <
lat q o. lon ST. spoke Br brig Cordoba, from Mesioo for
on S So ysoo 70 New
Bark Amelia, Wells AsI nwa - days IN ballast TO Net
Bars Nae sanler Crawford ST M,chaeis Azores. n
days ballast TO w Mott. Sept lat ~ ~ Ton 70 ~
Henry Ohmann " native Of Eano
yer from hbooni overheard and vessel
under rce;cd topsas at the time every enort TO him
RarS Henry rrawhrdrc (of New Haven Duntse Barba-
dos "a fays with moasscs TO u Trnwnriiges Sons
Brr Peitel mr. though, 1narca, "A days with wood salt
&c u Tynes Smythe.
Brir kaaa Coson rnasua, Y days with wood. salt &C.,
I,r,s Eclp,ic tot 81 Johns Nr) Hasan Mraecane, 10
days with ogwool and coiec. 10 Cor ION Bruce NcAu
Nnr
Brr Araoclla Lindsey. Asplnws, 20 days with mdse,
Big kuaan of Kingston, ia, Fad Grand cayman 20
d. =. wlh tocW Ood. to tcaycTaft . TO-
Brig = Ring iiuntey Sasua, days, VITA sugar, 10
rr,s uusk rc,,cng Sucyi,as days With sugar, &c
Bu. ioerl,la Easir Bragioa. Lnean, CD u days with
Rsia Bfa4shAn tsh. Ky wcs 10 days with cotton. 70
Bra Geety word. GEORGETOWN pc days. with coai
pre iarran-c Bct.on. Boston DAYS, with hafgc- to
SNritlr tBr ctocssr. oid HORROR w. 40 - wth ~
a,Au 10 lleafy ~ tuflUa o.. ttd Itch; winds and
s,tr,s. Is ~ tays NA'tsrts Sut !. o. tortusHs
tsf,ed HAZE, uro1, Nark rafci STRAIN rrppe In
+ ~ ntotn stuck lrr wrr mas. panie black.
,, d, fnr ~ rtttt til sthtu lNtrer
Isa .urr s'6y tsA ~ eraA .,er eiht ose ~ shore
tsu q alt hsa 'ai .tsiw ~ aud ws s a. s W
santou rs atsc-.N-r 'trr. 'e r'tnsaaF fns iHs 'ns
"sfr, t.sre 49,. " =. ,rsgl eth -t- 9. iolI g
-%-~. &C.. Bl a .r.ruy sildsa 10 rassa"..
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The Surrogate Of New York, Hon. Gideon j. Tucker,
will rccommenco the daily sessions Of his court in this
city on Monday next September a. The calendar for
the fall and winter OF this Is very full,
bracing tigatons upon contested wis other que.
tons pertaining 20 the settlement OF estates OF deceased
persons. to the estimated value Of millions OF
dollars. The following the principal contested will
on the Surrogate's calendar up to Dccember-
September 21-Fstate OF Andrew Fash.
october twill o. Charles Hopper.
October lG--Will OF Edw in p Chrst1
October 29-Fsate OF James Vaeton.
October 30-Fstatc OF James Chesterman.
November 2-Will Of Mrs. Sophia Dayton.
November 16-Will Of Charles Breusing.
November 23--win OF william II. Merchant
November 26-Wi OF Van Hapswyck;
November 30--wi OF T. b. Decker.
December 3--Wl or James Thomas.
The Surrogates Court IL the only tribunal In ths State
which claims to Inherit and exercise the traditional
dicton OF the ancient ecclesiastical courts In addition
TO the proof OF wills and the administration OF Of
intestaes has also charge OF Infants heir proper
ties, the appointment and control Of guardians
examination and settlement Of trust accounts The pro-
ceedngs Of the surrogate's Court proverbay inter.
esting-amost every litigation involves q family history
and every lawsuit - romance.
Coal for a Rebel Steamer.
QuHwc. Sept. II, 1853.
II reported to-day that the steamer Caledonia is talk
ing in coal TO supply rebel steamer.
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exaspeatef al the position shings taking II the State
They cali upon authorities the peace oet
Jugs, knocA in tho bead the Raleigh Sdnd1yd and 10
many Oh Or far acts which they imagine the noes
stiles Of the times demand DO these papers remember
thai he editors and employees OF all the neSsprTrs 10
the state ebged to drll home guards and no On
duty when the counties IN which they situated aro
invader Tho integrity Ct the press OF North Carolina"
In therefore likely TO be maintained aad the peace
meetings are sure 20 be hong a. they are
attended az they now are by the best locking ladies' In
North Carolina.
PERSONAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
First Lieutenant Charles Stirling, aid OF Major me
raj Peck has been appointed Acting Assistant INSPECTOR
General for this military district. Tho wheel
steamer Gen. Berry arrived this morning from Ecrsck
via the Albemarle and Chesapeake Canal She will be
used around and Newbern until required elsewhere.
The Ellen Terry and Albany arrived from New York TO-
day, bringing the first mail for week. Mail CON-
muncaons are bad and deserve especial reference Mr.
Carpenter, agent OF the Associated Press been ap
pointed deputy revenue for this district and
beautiful yacht called the Geneva Hamilton Is at Roanoke
island, bound TO Newbern She is soop rugged, and Is
supposed TO be the fastest aaer in these Charley
truman, the well known rsfestootuyiT has arrived from
swampscott and New York, and resumed bis old bns-
ness The CASTOR House doing better than usual The
city ~ healthy, except with the negroes among whom
tho smallpox prevails. Professor livingston from New
York, has OPENED chronological concern. generay
amnesty has been extended TO those officers who AZ
sent and return prior 10 the expiration OF their ~
oughs. The rebel ram building at Kinston, onxe06
Nense, is being rapidly prepared for service and may
ioat down with the first freshet. Are prep3t1d for
herr III
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The Swiss Shooting Festival.
curnNn nav

The Switz Schuetenfest, shooting festival OF the
Swiss Society Of Sharpsbooters resumed yesterday
morning at Jones' Wood, at the early hour of seven
O'Clock, when the firing commenced at target A. Pres
dent Hungerbuhler taking the first shot. Owing the
unsettled state Of the weather Of specta
tors was rather small. Among those present were the
rife clubs OF Newark, ~ j., and PouRhkcepse, N ",
who took part in the proceedings The firing chiefly
at targets 4 b. C, D, L, f. and at which hundred
prizes (tty SWISS dollars and fifty silver medals struck
up for competition. The yesterday the fol-
lowing:J Schiess, J. schleaper A. Hupgerbuhler H.
Scheibe, j. Backer, +. Raf - wonsnein, - Manrier,
+. Sapgenheimer, HugGenmeiher W. Knensi, -
Panvn - Appott, - Benzinger, +. stoesa, SOM
mers, the proprietor Of the grounds won cradle
A number Of shots (and excellent ones. t0o)
fired at tho grand targets but the at
them will not be made out until Saturday next
unable 10 give the result
Al intermisson of an hour had and during
which the members OF the association and invited guests
Numbering several hundreds) enjoyed collation..