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TIE Navy Department somehow manages -
sivc Q s.reak Of fat always with s,rsas 81
lesr. Tho loss of . vessel noted elsewhere u
s~.-fned BY the important eap.ur- ststsd
below:
A dispatch received at The Navy Department
say-:
.The Richmond Wing, OF Saturday, an
ncui ces the capture on Thursday morninx.
CO charleston, Of the steamer Prince.s Royal
running the blockade with a most valuable
cargo. The pilot and one OF the crew escaped.
and arrived At Charleston. with dispatches
from Capt Msury."
The Princ~es Royal IL one or the SITS unsrs the
Navy Department has brer particularly look
ing for Advices received At that Department
show that she took in, prior TO sailing, 800 bbis-
(eeUo poundsI gunpovder, machinery for
steam boilers, steam cooking wagon, six screw
propeliers, two Armstrong guns, 500 cases
brandy, IS cases bo9ts and shoes, 21S bags coffee,
500 balrs shes: iron, 500 boxes Tin plates, tI
bales hardware. 10 cases machinery, case
buttons, 10 cases blankets, &C., &c.
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The NEW YORK SENATORIAL ELECTION
According to the most reliable Information re-.
cetyed here, it is almost certain that the radi.
Gals in the New York Legislature will tail, sig.
naily, in their efforts to elect radical TO Mr..
Kings place in the U. s. Senate. 1t seems to
De .undersiood that the Democrats will gladly
support ex-0oy. Morgan. II that be necessary
to.oeRT 2 radical Of the Tribsne newspaper
senool. We think the election lays between
mat genhe man and Mr.. Preston King, who, 1t
seems, is now quite a. distasteful to radIcalism
a. the other-a capital sign for him Mr.weed
has positively declined to permit tina use Of hi.
name, under any circumstances.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-02

- Tho Legislatures Of Nova Scotia and
ary tor tbs purpose Of passing the nscsssary
aess 70 give ELECT 70 the Intsrcoionial raiIway
scheme.
81 oorteen Of the jolly boys In the I'd Rhode
lsaana. a. Beaufort Ia vs organised thsmsel yes
into negro minstrel company, and ri We an tar
tainments which are highly enjoyed BY ofncers
and soldiers.
ga cotsmporary says the radicals have
proved themselves just as unfit TO govern the
United States as Robespierrs was in the frat
freuch Republic, or Lamartine In the second.
~ The original manuscript of Gray's Elsgy.
consisting Of two small half she Is written oyrr
closely and much mutlated, sold at auction In
London recently for { 100 sterling.
~The Illinois Legislature have been having
o froLc a. Chicago, st the States expense.
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IMPORTANT FROM NOS TIL CAROLINA
AN IMPORTANT MOVEMENT GOING ON
THERE.
STIRRING NEWS TO BIZ LOOKED ]
GREAT AsSEMBLAGR OF VESSELS AT BRAU
FORT

MoRKHHAD CITY, N. g., Jan. 3o.-The waters
between hero and Beaufort are black with
vessels Of all kinds, which are only awaiting
the abatement OF the severe gale which has
been prevailing for i've days.
Capt. Slaight, chief quartsrmastsr OF this
department, has completed his arduous labors
In fitting out the great expedition OF the day.
: The army In in splendid condition, and eager
for the coming conflict
General Wessells 10 left In command at
Newbern, with an adequate force for any
emergency.
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MONDAY, Februarya

MONDAY, Februarya
S1IAfk-The presiding ofiosr laid before
the body report Of the Board Of Rerenb OF
the Smithsonian Institution. calling Attention.
among othsr things, to the fact that 0oores, n
Badger, OF n. c., one Of the said Board. had
long Ceased TO attend the msstlnss thereof and
u nov believed TO Be Ia the rebel army. Laid
: Mr. Richardson presented the petition OF
Madison @, Johnston asking for redress for his
having b~ea arrested, Imprisoned In Fort La
myeee and DISCHARGED without there hayiux
o<en9 charge made against him. . = t01
Mr.. H. moved d committee Of three. with
power % sfnd for persons and papers. TO In ves-
On this motion there arose debate between
Mr. Richardson, andM Sumner, who moved
its reference to the Judiciary COMMITTEES and
Mr.. Howe, who moved it be laid on the table
Laid on the fsble-yess a, nays TO- sErEaIt
HoUsB.-Fsfious amendments made By the
Senate 10 the Army appropriation bill were
eoEcurrcd in
The Ssnats's Amendments 10 tbs Consular
and Diplomatic bill we're concurred In.
The Senate bill amending the act for the col.
lection orrevenue In insurreetionary Districts,
was passed: .-P .--..-.4 ,.... =
The bill authorizing tho employment, Of
colored soldiers 10 put down the rebellion, was
taken mp. ,-Gts-f. 1900 ~ ----- -.
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WAsAIN4TON WATRR.CURH AND ELHo-
w TRo-HH9IENIC .INsTITUfH.-Dr. 5, ~
LANDS, OF Philadelphia, has leased the prirate
part Of the 'Msropolitas Boih Rso,ns." on p.
avenue, near llth street where he IL prepared
70 cure al dtseasss BY the latest, most improved
and scientific Water, Electric, ursicaI and Hy.
sisnie Appliances daily, from TO 5; He stve.
Baths for ladies'. and gentlemen Rheumatism,
Wounds, Dyspepsia, Female, Liver and Nervous
Patsnts viaited at their homes. Diptheris Soariet
ant other yeyers prevented and cured. Testimo-
eoAnry, can b seen. and the best Of city
given. -. - y-Im
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~ The N. Y. Post, paper so incrs duious in
regard to Virg MIA ''mud" during McClellan's
. npaign, is now devout believer In h II
milk and molasses-colored article, and even
gees the length Of arguing that it is hopeless to
get TO Richmond through it, and that Richmond
lie Of no earthly use to Us anyhow, and that the
Army OF the Potomac had better be broken up
and packed off West 1t is lucky that the bone
and sinew of the country, who carry on the
war, are not so Weakened as the speculative
Warriors OF The Tribune and Post stamp.
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APPOINTED.

The Commits !oner Of Pensions has made The
following additional appointments OF medical
and surgical examiners for his bureau. Viz:
Drs. VIM. H. King, Menongahela City, pa !;
Lucius H. Allen, Oswego, N. Y; @. w. Black
burn, West Newton, Pa; William J. Romig,
Allentown, Pa; l.. w. D-nnison. Faribsult,
MINI; Curtis Orwell, Green Vile, Ohio; Chris.
tan Hershe, Muscatinr, Iowa
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TRIAL 0Y TIN MILLS

To-day temg the time fixed for testing tho
various hand mills advertised for army use,
quite crowd assembled on tho Commissary's
premises this forenoon, on G street, to witness
he competition for the contract to furnish
thi m. dozen different mills wers shown and
timed. No decision has yet been arrived st.
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"TLLIUs' cnssTETT GROVE BOURBON

The under signed having been appointed sole
agent for the sale of the above celebrated article
bc8s call the attention OF the vu oic TO th
pure unadulterAted whisky.
To the medical profession, army and navy Oh cars
and others We have TO state that the poisonou
Fusil Oil has been extracted which renders it one
OF tho best s6muants and most useful tonics for
the sick and debilitated VIII ere stmuauts are sed
and ~ bstituts for high priced brandy. The fore
going facts are attsstsd by DR. G. Stewart, o. g. A.;
DR.: 8. d: Elliot, N. Y, whose certificates Mr. L.
will exhibit and the heads Of the medical de part
testimonials viii convince the most rcd ulous
To judges the article will commend itself
JOSEPH W. MARIN
corner 9th st., and Penn. avenue,
ia S-eOlm HAShiu stOn d
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SPIRIT or fHl MORNING PRESS

The fntel'sos~eer this morning replies 10 the
attack Of ths Ck-osieIe made on Friday, charg-
fnxrthe fsteHteeneer that IL does not give to tbs
"eonstttuted authorities tho value Of that
steady, hearty. and unchallensing support
which they undoubtedly deserve
The fnteslieeneer retorts that II has never
undertaken to give any administration, even
whsu its own party was In po wer. that i'm
puc,s and unquesdonins approval which the
chr0~scis prrscribes itself duty" and goes on
to say that 20 far as It has observed, "there
are only two papers In the whole land which
never ind any thing in any department Of tbs
Government to regret or condemn. One il ths
Aorrfns ChroHicte in this city, and the other il
the Philadelphia Press" .....
The CArenie4< Of to-day fnds in the resoiu-
lions introduced into the RsoeI Congress By
Mr.. Footr, evidence Of the secret understand
ing bete cen the Rebels OF the South and the
Democratic leaders, or "peace men" of ths
North. .,
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CAPTURB or Ag:sGUNBoAT BY THE CON

CAPTURE or [. S..GUNBOAT BY THB CON-
PEDBRATBS.
Acting Rear Admiral Lee has sent the follow
lowing telegram TO the Secretary OF the Navy
NEWPORT News, Jan. 81, via Fortress Mon
roe, Feb. Is O'Clock a. m.-The Richmond
Examiner Of Saturday contains the following
dispatch:
CHARLESTON, Jan 30.-The Federal gunboat
). L. Smith, carrying eleven guns and % men,
surrendered Internationally to our forces this
afternoon, after sharp engagement at Stono
river. The enemy's loss is heavy. Only one
man was wounded on our side Another gun
boat escaped in q crippled condition Our
forces were under the command Of Lieut.. Col
Yates. F.
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SeHrAYrs sw -AThs PourssfwsrS
;y,O,ios rs,srss sas~ th~. Swampoodle 10 Ia.
ey 2 Ii: srs Is li a ss1 p. .ss
trial before JastSee Ealtef cor .disOxderiy csn-
duct sad Mary, his win AID JeAassa, t)-ir
the additional charge Of Assault and batusry On
the rotro;ycAn WA m sde AZ sisst William
Wuliara was brought out Of th4 cell, appA-
reHtiy recovering from 90 old drunk, and bis
head and face wore ths marks OF severe connisl.
IL appeared from the evl6eacs that patrolusaa
Nicheiis was sent for To axrss1 Mccarthy -
eeat;ns his wife. Nicaoin wcnt 90 the houSA
ayenue. and attempted 20 mako the arrest
MeCartny resisted, aad beins a stroaf nAA.
thr contrast lat q some ten or fffteed minutes
during which Nichols called upoa va<isas
P~rsons sianoing by 10 aid HIN, sut al re-
fused. McCarthy was grttins the "a vastars,
and his wifs joined hifu n harexht and 6cSsi
NICHOLS IN TIE fare when he wa do wn, and
jrrked his staff from him, and threw 3, away.
Roundsn an Kelly and tyvssotdiess arrived N
time 20 secure Mccarthy, and takr him 20 tns
station house; his wsfe an q slaughter following
disorderiy eoudurt, and sMcCarshy xas held
for court for assault and battery. THREE nen
John f1aherty, Bryan Sbeahes and Martin
Kelly. were sr,e-t-d for rsfasins 70 aid tho
hPld for further hraring
As the officers were carrying MrCarthy 10 ne
sts;ion house. q crowd OF the disorderly Eang
followed, rrrrssstne q ciannish feeling with
Mccarthy. At Second street, N they passed.
Mr.. AieI. W oriey asked ths matter, and oaere-
Piled that Mccarthy had whipped Nicholls.
Gr. Worthy said the ofsicer must have got the
beet OF the light, judging from McCarthy's head
and face. One Of the crow told him TO " shut
mp" or he would get what Nichols did. Wor-
ley told thrm 20 90 along or they might share
McCarthy's fate. One OF tho crowd struck q
gentleman standing by worley, and otherr
knocked Woriey Down and beat him very
badly.
n. Holleran was ARRESTED - one ofthe party,
and identi6ed by witnesses. Justice Walter
fncd him $40 for disotderly conduct which he
paid; and bail for court bring required in the
assault and battery case, he gave bond in s3Oe.
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Tor FoRpsr OF HARssR's FERRY Moro
RIEfr-Ths PRECEDENT has determined TO re-
sesnd 80 much OF the General Order which dis
me service for cowardice at Hsrper's Ferry, on
condition that he tenders his resignation To
taks effect the day he was cashler-d Thi. doe
him 70 accrpt once again, should any ever he
of1ered binI.-IhsL1. Iloviyey
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~In the United States Supreme Court on
Friday an opinion was deli ,ersd In the Rock
Island case, reversing the decision of the
court below. Justices Nelson, Wayne, and
Clifford dissented. The court below had de.
creed that three piers Of the bridge be taken
down on the town side, sustaining the claim
Of the jurisdiction on the part Of Iowa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-02

DiSsnR PARTITION Saturday evening Sec.
reta<y Chase gave dinner party 10 q number
OF friends, At his residence, which was attended
by about my personages Of note, among whom
were Count Mercier, the French Minister.
Baron Stnkel, the Russian Minister; Secretary
Seward, Major Generals Hooker, Butler, and
Mcdowell, and Brig. GenI Van Welt. The
Affair was strictly private one, and the com.
pany spent very pleasant evening. Miss
Kate Chase did the honors on the occasion,
chsrmingly, as usual.
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FROM ARKANSAS.

SrEIsGPIBLp, Mo, Jan. $50 Major Gene.
raj Curtis:-Colonel Harrison telegraphs from
Fayetteville the success Of a scout lust re-
turned from Van Buren,, having captured tbs
steamer Julia Roam and threo hundred pri-
soners. about two hundred Of whom were pa
rolled. The scout consisted OF one hundred
and thirty men OF the ist Arkansas cavalry
and 10th Illinois cavalry, under Lieut. Colonel
Stewart.
No loss on our side On that OF the enemy.
two killed and several wounded.
J. NJ. SOHoPIELp,
Brigadier General Com handing.
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THE BALLS OF TIE ENEMY HAVE NO MORE
BFYECf OK UR" THAN 20 MANY
HAIL STONH5I
NO CONFIRMATION or THE Rhp0GrSD
- P SMITH"

FORTRESS MONROE, Feb "A bearer OF dis
patches, who left Pert Royal on Friday. says
there is no truth in the report VI the "Montauk"
being disabled At Fort McAllister. He Gays
that Commander Worden lay under the ensmy's
fire for four hours TO Try his vessel, (ths Mon
Tank TIE balls have no more effect upon her
than 30 many hail stones. -,-.
Nothing had been heard at Port Roya OF the
"Smith's" capture, on the Stono river. .-
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O7rosH House Committee on Elections win
report In favor OF the admission Of the members
1rom New 5Orleans; also, that Gen. Butler did
retnter1ere In tAs elections La any way. In
consadsratsea Of the fact thas tho elections
were free sxpression Of tia loyal men. they
are willing 70 overlook ths informalittes.
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1.-Two hundredof the prisoners taken 70
81 Louie from Aurfreesboro', Including many
captured In the battle, have signided their de-
sire ,e take the oath Of allssianes, AID win b
re'eAsfd upon oath and siyins bonds 70 reside
IN some OF the free states during the war.
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~Col. Baker has arrested eight parties for
procuring soldiers discharges on forged pa.
pers. Among item il Lieut. O. ". Holding. OF
the I'd Wisconsin, who forged DR.. McOalI,s
name, receiving from twenty five to hundred
dollars for each case. Paymastsr Pomsroy
paid them upon their papers.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
IMPORTANT NAVAL NEWS.
THE HARRIET LANE ESCAPED From GAL.
WESTON.
TIKI BROOKLYN AND OTHER FEDERAL YES.
SELLS In PURSUIT OF HER.
DESTRUCTION OF THE CONFEDERATE GUN.
BOAT ORETO.

NEW YORK, Feb 9.-The Harriet Lane, 1t Is
reported, escaped from Galveston on thamorn.
ing Of the 10Th ult The Brooklyn and two or
three gunboats chased her.
Passengers by the Columbia say the Oreto Is
totally destroyed. This is on the authority Of
the steamer Creole, which spoke the gunboat
Cayuga Jan. "a. it was reported at Havana
that heavy firing was heard at Matanzas and
Cardenas, as II coming from a serious contest
a. sea. II was also stated that tho Oreto or
some other rebel vessel has been chased by sew.
eral Union gunboats, but the result IL not
known.
The Creole, from New York, arrived at Hav-
ana on the 2sth ult She brought news that she
spoke the Union gunboat Cayuga, which re-.
ported che had observed Q steamer ON IRE, and
supposed It was the Orsto and three other We.
ssls were firing into her with great rapidity
The locality OF the engagement is not definitely
stated, but was in the vicinity Of capes or Oar.
denae and Matansas.
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MCDOWELL COURT OF INQUIRY
In the Mcdowell Court OF Inquiry to-day
Gen. Euford was examined, elicitiug nothing
OF public interest, however.
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- Taylor, Hodgett & Co., New York, are
the scoundrels who are furnishing torpedoes
to Che rebels to blow Union soldiers to atoms.
One found at Bayou Teche bore the mark:
TAILOR &c HoDGBrT's CANS,
With Burnett's Attachments,
New York
Patented Aug II, 1855"
The patent should be revoked and the paten
tees hung as fast as legislation and hemp can
accomplish the two deeds.
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o p &c I A l.
INV LID SOL IBRS.
SuheEos 84NBnAL's O1Vfop, Z.
S.aa JanuArv rEsN{

.-. Wdshisssos, January 81, lSSy{ p.
II being reported tha: various parties have OBJ
ts;bcd money from Invalid soldiers under the pre-.
t-nee cf.ssistins them to their g from the
service notice is hereby given that certificates Of
disability for discharge to soldiers In general hos
P ais and c. mps are only given By the surgeon in
Oh .-sc of sueh hospital cam p and the obsrusve
efforts Of persons claiming to be special agents
tar instead 81 hasten the preparation Of discharge
papers. All soldiers are warned against giving
money such plea TO any person whatever.
Ey order OF the Su rgeon General:
JOSEPH X. SMITH. Surssou U. 3. Army.
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SThs arrival Of Gen. Mcclellan In Boston
has quito excited our gallant confrere Of the
Boston Poet. All alone By ITSELF one OF bis
"Au soGss Of Paras raphs," reads, "Hooray for
Little Mae! and may God bless himp'
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FL NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
INV YORK. Feb.2-llX Am.-First Board
Coupons, 6s, 1881, &x; 73o Treasury notes,
lolxaiosi Gold, ls7hals7A; Demand Notes,
1A1aiS5.
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SH II said that Generals Cadwaladsr.
Maftindale and Van Allen, arc 70 compose the
Court 81 Inaairy in the care Of Gen. Franktia
Lieut.. Col. Pelouss viii probably 30 Judge
Advocate. .-
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circular has been Issued from the Sur.
seor-Ienerafs Office, warning the soldiers en-
Titled TO . discharge from paying money to
pefyon running atoufd to assist them In get.
uns Certificates Of disability. The surgeons In
eharse q hospitals can always give the proper
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-02

~ The great Washington favorite miss
Mitchel) has returned to US once more, after
an unprecedented success In Chicago, Cincin-
natl, Louisville, -. Louis, Boston and Provi-
dence. She fills her limited engagement here,
to return 10 Boston to fulfill promise to the
Bostonisns before playing In New York, where
she closes her spring career previous to her de-
parture fer Europe. All admirers OF genius
VIII avail themselves OF this opportunity Of
witnessing her great play, "Fanchon, the
Cricket"
GosR-Section I, General Orders No. 10,
reads as follows: "By dire ton OF the Presi-
dent, Hospital Chaplain G. w. Denison, having
left this country for Europe, is dropped from
the rolls of the army"
Bon voyage, Chawles! Washington city can
snare Won.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

w WABHfN0roN, January -, 186S.
In consequence Of the pressure Of business ct the
War Department, passes for citisens TO visit the
Amy Of the Potomac will b given ct the ofaos Of
Lieut. Col. CoNRAD. 132 Pennsylvania avenue
above Nineteenth street.
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w TAKE MOTION

w Do he reby warn and forbid snv perssu or
Rersons within the old District lines, ashington
GeorEetown and Alexandria. or its vicinity from
sAhl OWN, knevn ~ Blodsea sWsess Pes..s
All infringments on the above win be vro..-uS.a
70 the fsil xtsut Of the Law. =.
I'VE 90 heIeey appeint o, WOODWARD, OF the
otWeshington Georsetown, Alexsneris, the Dis
Me- OF SsSmss ana iss yis,rity for the sale OF
tie null term OF ave years; the said c. Wood yard
on hand. 10y = =
30 3-3 BtOD0prY A aWYRY
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-The February term of the
Circuit Court con vened this morning a "A
O'Clock, Judge Dunlap presiding.
Mr.. Coke announced the death Of JudrS
Crawford, Of the Criminal Court: and also re-
ported the resolutions adopted at q meeting Of
the bar.
Judge Dunlap ordered the resolutions to be
inserted upon the minutes OF the Court and
ont Of respect to the memory Of the deceased,
the Court then adjourned until 10 O'Clock to-
morrow morning. --t-r- 49,.
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DIssoLUrioN OF ,.,rx,..,,.

The copartnershiy her. tosore existing betvess
the subserieers, under the name and arm OF r. 9.
G.. w. DpSHAN. PSI Pernsyisania avepus
wssh,sston, IL Ibis day dissolved By mutual con.
ssentEF s. and q: W Dcnham rstrins = Q.
the arm Will be raid In him, and all debts dus By
MO '-'' - - ' - " 80 RSskRT i. DUNBAR.
GE0kGKW W. DuNHAM,
EDWIN G. sERYIsS.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
By TELEGRAPH 10 1HE BYHyIsG STAR
IMrokTAH1 PROM PORT ROYAL.

fHB ENCOUNTER or rHs RRIcSsON IRON.
CLAD MONfACE WITH THE con :. =
BnpkaaTA BATrHRIaS.
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THl oAhPBIIL MIEsFRlLs,

. This company attracted another highly intsilee-
eal audience last sYeninS TO witness their reeher
che entertainment, and We never ssv more satis-
faction evinseo or IN aldiebcs better pleased The
troupe st class In ell It's de neither
We take the solo sinsing By Gray and Carlton, the
quartette, the dne bsre Of Gardner the instra-
mental under their able leader Fear enbaum, and
not forgetting the Brass hand, which il fat batter
than any We have seen With other companies 60
years. but Be on hand early 2 jaa
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DAETNIRsHIP NoTTCs-rhe unse-sisp.d
j have This day formed oopsrtn.r.hip, under
the nr IN W nnS ne nsp sr q rrsEs, 90 ,or -.
&c., 4 e., 1t the old stand, Isl Penpsylysni. ay.
HENRY y. TURNER,
EDWIN G. sERyIsS.
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PERsoIAL.-Gen. Butler and his chief OF
stall, Major Strong, are still In town.
Gen. Stoneman, who has been visiting his
family In Baltimore has returned 10 his COM
mand In the Army Of the Potomac.
Gen. Sumner Is sojoarning with his family
at Syracuse, N. Y, their place Of residence.
Erastus Corning, M. c. u ski quite low NJ
his lodgings in this city. His son, Mr.. David
son, and Dr. Paine family physician 10 DIR.
Corning) arrived on Saturday. 49, =. L.
Ere AND Han, THnoLr AND CArlaRHII AFrsc-
TIoxs.-Those Who require the sArvice Of Dr. Ven
Acsehsiskef should apply without farther dsisy,
a. es stay 10 limited. Once 225 Pa. avenue. op-
posite Wiilsrds'. fes-us
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E>0R sALH-Thres thousand cords OAK WOOD
Il ~ miles from Brown . Switch. Also. Q PA an
containing 20 ecres. one-hsf in wood. with com
Portable dwelling and . new barn within miles Of
Browns Switch. one-ssird cash one and TIVE
suire OF Mr.. WHALBE, Beltsvilie, or W W.
HALL. near the premises IA sI-Ivs
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