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LON GsTR RETtN FULL kETRRsr
VA. OR NORTH CAROLINA

TAEwRLL, Tenn. (noou,) Dec. e-rhe eav.,.
~ scouts Just returned from. the vicinity o,
Blair's Gross Roads report rebel column pass.
Ing all night from Knoxville to Blair's Cross
Roads.
They heard the men. say that they were 20.
ing to Virginia. that the Yankees had them
surrounded, but that sthey were going to fight
their way out a--E .sr.a --=E-.css ~
The Union scouts on the top OF Olinch Noun.
tain say that large camp fires were seen last
night on the road from BIair's Gross Roads TO
Ruthedge. ...--. -. ...-r 81. ..-.t--.
There IL no longer doubt TIA. Longstrsets IL
retreating. ,ss ass ~ -r.s So -a
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DISPATCH FROM GENERAL POSTER
HB WILL FOLLOW LoN6sfRHHf Cp.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. 400 p. M, Dee. IA
dispatch just received here from Gen. Foster,
indicates beyond doubt that Longstreet Is re-
treating towards Virginia He viii b we'll
followed up. .... -... r.-
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!e vote r suited as follows
PRISONERS OF WAR

:. r. Lemon, 43d N. c. vols; J. NuIey and
A. ID. Duncan 2Oih N. q. vols; VIM. A. Peg
ram, a5th n. q. vols; J. Campbell. Sd N. O.
vols; John Blocker, E. Burke and VIM. G..
Grimes, prisoners OF war, sent In from the
Army OF Potomac yesterday, were committed
to the Old Capitol
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
MEXICAN NEWS.
OCCUPATION or QCRRTO BY THE FRENCH
IA DIVISION IN MEXICAN COUNCILS

NKw YORK, Dec. The Herald has thu fol.
lowing Mexican news. ~ go
The French have occupied Querto, and are
marching on Mauajuato. and San Louis Jan.
reg has removed TO Zacatecos - Il f-s# =.
Uraga has been appoiu ed Mexican Com
mander in Chief and is preparing to take the
field. 1T r. .r-.,'r -f - =
The division in the councils OF the Generals
according to the French account, betoken
gradual breaking up Of the Mexican resistance
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SECOND EDITION.
) o'OIOOx p. Il.
CoN0REssIOrAL
xxxvI11th Coneress-Tirss Session
Continuation Of Ts. Days Proceedings.


&. SENA1k. ia 81 : a..
Mr.. sherman submitted a fesolution that the
Committee the Judiciary be instructed to
inquire and report whether tho Hon. Robert
Wilson is still q Senator rom Missouri, which
was adopted.
GMr. G1atz Brown has recently been elected
by the LEGISLATURE Of Missouri to supersSds
MT Wiiror, who was appointed by the 05v-
ernor Of that State at the last session 10 Oil q
On motion Of Mr.. Poot, committee OF three
was appointed TO wait on the President, In
connection with a like Committee of the House,
and iRlorm him OF the readiness OF Congress to
receive his ann ual message - = :. i!
The Pres,dent appointed Messrss Foot
Trnmhull, ard Nesmith, the committee.
mr. Lane, pf Indiana, gave notice of bills to
releal the thrre hundred dollar Communication
OF on commissioned officers and soldiers tiny
Fer cent. ..-. g. . I'D. ..-... "a
The daily hour Of meeting was axed at II
O'Clock. Adjourned. ~. -. -
Dawes resolution Was then adopted, amid
applause; and SO the names OF the Maryland
delegation were placed on the roll =
Mr.. Davis, of Marylan offered rasoI ution
toadmlt the pames Of the Mis- souri, members to
the rolls, and this was agreed to- ?
similar course was pursued in relation to
me Representatives from Oregon, Kansas, and
West Virginia. -. ~. =
MT. Ste. ens offered a resolution to strike from
the ron the names OF those coming here to
represent Louisiana. The Credentials were
He subsequently withdrew his moion, promt.
sins to renew he resolution when the members
shall present themselves to be sworn.
resolution " IN offered and adopted to ad
nit the members from Virginia to the rolls
On motion OF Mr. Washburne, the House
procet Odd to the election of Speaker, pira roce.
MT. Washhurne nominated Mr.: Uolfax.
Mr.. Pendleton nominated Mr. Cox .....E
Mr.. Ancona nominated Mr.. la wson
Nr. Order nominated Mr.. Mallory.
mr.. Steele, OF New York, nominated Mr..
Stebbins. .... -...
Msssrs; King and Blair, of Missouri, were
also nomi nated. &c. ~ -
The House proceeded to vots. Maesrs. Pen
dieton, Dawes, Wads worth and Pomeroy were
az pointed lel ers. =
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FROM TEXAS.
GEN. wAsHBrRNE MOVING ON MArAGoRp.
PROSPECT OF TIM oApTuREoF TBEp1Aos

NkW YORK, Dec. IA letter of the 25th from
Arkansas to the Herald says Gen Washburne
and his command are moving on Nstaeorda.
with every prospect Of capturing the place and
the force there. The rebel force who are inter.
fering with navigation near the mouth of Red
river are stated in New Orleans correspond
ence At 4,ONO, under Dick Taylor.
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THIRD EDITION,
g & OsILOOK p H.
.IOs,EOOx P. II.
THB IMPURTANr NEWS FROM YHE

The dispatches ve publish belo " from Tsse-
most public importance, As rendering It certain
that Lon es.reet's army sneaked or from before
Knoxville between two days, and are now in
iuatresreat either for Virginia or North Oaro.
IL = -. -
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THE OTHERS ARRESTED.

Among the subordinsses OF the Qnsrtermas-
ter's Department In Alexandria arrested In the
eourse Of the night before last, We hear the
names Of q second Capt Stoddard and Capt
Csey. The charge aeainst them Ia particips-
ton in the preparation OF frauds In the dis
charge Of their oficial duties. .>..
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RELIEyRD.

.a% y zee Ei-' RELIEVED. sg|sf .- p 30
We understand that Capt. Moore, xssistan t
to Capt. Hartx. A. g. NJ, In this city, was
day or two since ordered to relieve that officer.
and is aire ady engaged In the discharge Of the
iatter's SO very importantduties flEn3E s.tf
We learn further, that Capt Har;z has been
for the last few days 20 N that yesterday his
death was currently reported over Wishing
ton. - .f.-E....aa = fa E..y ia
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A HORSE GAsH-Yesserdsy ss Mr.. W. b.
Dyer was passing alonG Sixteenth street. In
company with 8. D. Clokey, he came across q
horse which he had sold to MT. Clokey, and took
hold Of the horse, when . crowd Of coiorsd
people came and calling him . herse thief beat
him with sticks and stones and took the horse
away. OmeeY Hurdle hearing OF the AFFAIR
went 70 the assistance Of Mr.. Dyer, aud took
possession Of the horss, and arrested John
Brown and Isaac Williams, who appeared to
Be the principals, and TOOK them before Justice
DTury. Brown proved that he purchased the
horse nom Williams, and the charges against
him oflaHoeny was dismissed, but he was held
for assembling Mr.. Dyer. Williams failing to
prove how be came BY the horse was held for
further hearing. " .7 :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-07

PERSONAL. -Admiral Farragut the dis.
tineushed patriot, Is now In Washington, and
with his wife was In the House gallery this
forenoon.
Judge Evans, date OF Chicaso,) now Gov.
ernor OF Colorado Territory, Is among the dis
ansaished strangers now Ia Washington. He
comes here to urge the prompt ratification OF
certain Indian tre&IIes made ~ 49, ------S
on behalf Of fAe |f----------S "-.o On osoeI
hpEiARES
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DRoPOsALs rOR YLouR.

2lkt infant, ~ II s'clctk Y for furnishire the
snbtistsnss DEPARTMENT With 10 600 BARRELS
5.0oG .arrels In now oak barrels, head lined.
zoos barrels tn new strong cotton Seeks oos-hsI
Kids Win 30 received for what 10 1nown - Hos
/, :, and >, and for aey quantity less than the
S0ro barrels; ard also for one hundred barrels Of
Side in dupi,ests for the diasrsss grades shoaid
b uDon sep6kata sheets Of pApeT.
he delivery Of the ylosr e se1 s .isais
suaa lhss dsi.y = The Goysrnmsns nsy SssssSs:
8 eserl:ssy. e tAi v66arv''. or - TIE f'''fo.a
IN eeofrssfo must 10 completes WisaA sVSnev
lsYa fro1 ~ e0eaial Of The bids .
SnvGSat nm - nHao In o0rddo1see OF indebeo1.
80. 8 ~ go nseA' = sAsss''s..'ss nav
~ ~ ~ ~ cHnSsSS1sns insDaestcn VII - u,aAs
..AS.CN ~ Nom q reeeivel. Il =,
CSsSS "A olIoaianoo must aAo0mDAAV oaAh IA .
"A. ~ lin He S11or4ainsA from Dektise Wa kavS
ssSSsessrv sailsA 2 eeeIH Ma sAsis bias O. fsea
~ TtcSr fseeivsl vlisS q nss feseh srssnl.
Mo- ~ 8 s6Aroa0oa . the HnAAeslG0eA &C - 3
G street. WssS isGsos. ,. O., sadorss1 ffsDessis
reg ss1M Q. Q. sRy1Nl. oNsAaia. Q Nv
n Ii FATAL nAlR1Asn. Aas. sevsl. %
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~ "HANDH LINE" a-.. ..
lNOTIO1 TO OkSI9N l1s.-Fhs steamer H .
J. Devsnsy, from Philadelphia. has arplved. Oon-
:spss. viii gss,s :,,saa to receiving tasir
HYDE 1 DAvIDsoH, ACTS,
It, GEORGETOWN. d. =
ITO CON9KlssMKN, : There are four large
Rooms for rent in the hoose corner Of 18th and
m nts, where . small, quiet st OF members would
hud very comfortable quarters, The looation 10
one Of the best. II being the city rsilroat and
in r. %ldst Of public buildings and ds1afsmsnss
BLAiSAAo' BLANKBrsI DhASh l.l'
sna isa1 s:sss
less tn they sSHrz III the District
Northern Liberties furniture Ware Rooms
0....- 369 seventh street,
de76t between aud streets.
g How o As1s = :
70 oouN1En sHoT oAsEs, Just received.
= UPRIGHT GA. b, Ior millinery goods, vhi.h
viii 70 sold .t New sSF1 Rress ,t.h sdisd
d~7 ~ between and X stsents
u UssIAN PLakT.
EsK St "a n , = - sEn
. FOOT or slvENTH sTRHlr,
ON SATURDAY, fs.
and evcry other day a. II o'clock n :, and
ON SUNDAY
e 10 and o'clock. This will be .
PLlAsANT INCLUSION.
The boat docs not touch ct any point. bat gee
round the feet a, .r..... 80. =
Fare f.r the round trip 50 cents. No passes re-
CURED. ds7
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THE DISASTER IN NEW YORK H,R-
ROk

NEW YORK, Dec. '.-Seven persons were
killed and eight badly scalded ON the Isaac
Newton. The recovery of several Of the latter
IL doubtful.
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- BHAyYlHLDp DALfIMO11 CONY1O.
w uoaaxY and LeAiss' oystss ssloos. 3e6
SAus, Fairs, SaRpsrs. Diaper Rastiss, and other
and most reasonable terms. lee Creams nd
Wssss Les, tSs eses quality nsds by stsAm pew,
Wholesale snd retAU noTimS
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COMMITTED TO THR OLD CAPITOL,
Daniel Heider, under sentence OF court.mar.
t'ai, and James l.: Powell. suspicious charsc.
ter, seht in from the Army Of Potomac, wore
committed to the Old Capitol yesterday, by
order of Capt. Todd
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E & FROM THE FRONT.

We hear that ever since the late retrograde
mos. ments q Cur Army OF. the Potomac, the
Orange and Alexandra Railroad has been op.
rrs..d TO. Cnlpeper Court House, aud that 1t
can be az easily used to the Rapidan river;
not having been destroyed anywhere BY our
troops, as alleged in various newspapers The
railroad bridge over the Rapidan Is also In
tact Up to night before last the country north
of theIRapidan was entirely ciear Of rebels IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-07
srIi.L MORE IupOsYANr ARRHsrs.

will NUKE IMPORTANT ARBbSfb.
On Saturday hight Law, Captain Fersuson.
!SnG tne Chief q aarter "A aster At Alex Sudyia,
AND several Of chs sub Inspectors andef him,
were arrested uadeY the chargo OF fraud In TIE
discharge Of their several duties, and promps!y
committed to thu CID Capitol Prison. -
The public will TINS perceive that the Secre.
tszy Of War is pushing the 30 necessary work Of
clearing the service of unfaithfal agents. The
charges under which these last arrests were
made have not yet been prcmuleed, though we
are very sure that the step was deemed neces-
ssrJ only afr thorough preliminary invest.
CATION OF the oflcial conduct Of those arrested
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,. a. 3LADNOH,
| oorasI Market .a4 Brtdse stres4a.
De 4. St. 0SoHee1oVn D q,
hfARsH,s RADICAL oukl rsgss!s -ohsee.

~ ARsH g RADICAL oUR1 TRUssls Office
Iva sos Street, Wash ineton, d. O.-ReG~o
ereness as to It's sup,riority to Profs. viii
lard Parker John n carnoohan, snd Val
oRTHsPIpIC fRsT RUMENTs 70 for Physis.l De- De-.
for%itiss Ruptur. md its Rsdissl cuse, vari:ose
Club feet, and All other Physiesl beformties sue,
essas , usatsd st tsis onase Also, full and
ktockirs., Knee oaps, Anklsts and Wristletr for
;hs relief Of VsIic9.e Veins, Swollen and Weak
London do, Riding belts, Elastic suspender
Shoulder Brace: and euspensory Bandsse.. All
CAREFULLY applied and satisfaction guarantees sd.
oF 90 from q. till .
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9O0 DOZEN LAMP oRIMN sYs:
oo' Just ''sf boNr !. f0 aa sss ey
56s Seventh street.
de7-eoSt between and stress.
CATsUP, cArsuP, oArsUP.-To HOlgs, e-c
oATsG e. ehas:.s ). S'7 % s.s Ss ss
s:|,s # $50 s'h street. eplPsF o,.,,
ek 81 -, T " ss1nIsG,, AnsssS:.;:.
1IP ots Il , ase
divided MO Tire: SaIial Lots q . fact cash.
With .s :ssur.d Il -
d:sd q si tss'' on asRHs
rRsafF w i SFt FL asS asus,
" rrRsIsHIIS gooDs Az Uo!IoE-On MONDAY
ss s;.s a.:s F. T. Hoe. s i sta, 81
Penn avenue, near corner Of 9Th street, whore tie
eosses q mi .sa
sef.S. Tese sss.:. Pa1ior ~: and Easy Easy CHAR,
s.. - assss. aIsS c:a s:f Fables
sis;s;S dass: "a ::s's s..'.
Handsome Ma1bls- te1 Walnut aud Mahogany ~
sis!o.. i:Sss E.Ses.s; "a T:Isss w..d.os..
s:;ss =: 81 81 S4:s:::::::
;is si Ss. s.; 1.si..
r. ;: i::; Ill g .... 80 Oh.
Nabsssay I'D Wa,sut WAstaes 81 Asss.re
fO@leS q @. China, Class, anA Cfoekefy WAeo-
D3ninT Ooee-seaa, ond Wood sect 0Aaass
Hahossoi Dsss:iss ~ Ris.a Dssssss- Il =
Csne. sess. Arm sad 8svoIviaa CAaiss
Wainat AocANesss e.. .JaE
polD43nH0 anA 1A0lANtAoe -sF 80 -sr,z : J.
e. - ". L. WALL 4 90. Aasa.
RLp IefA0IISaHU I11D sfoR1 ron 81,
~ eofpeF Rifst ard Nsta .esAe naattnsee osoeA
Fos ta.ssss sasasaasEs saesirs q Ne sssss.
LA rs l. aH5r
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~WAsaIHaloH s1 haIILlHRAsx AND DRA-
FRET COURs1 OF LDrUREs Ar ODD
PILLOWS HALL
Hon. n. GRIZZLY. TUESDAY, Dec s.pss.
QUESTIONS OF TIN HOUR"
Hon. J. W. 1ORNIr, .ar.-..-. e..
--g DR.. JNO. WISE, 30 -.r....- +.
r. A. WEST. yfa =. ID s-.-r q, ....--. o..
,.- Rev "a Y, BIIoHER.
Ri. DRCORDOVX,
WIN follow n regular course.
stores hotels, &c. de St
lNLIsTM1Nf COMMIT
4S tn ROOM, 80 :

TAsaIHafoI, .. O., Dscsmbsr, ISIS.
S.sessnsne4 1xecutivs Committee for the
USes%s;ia. tsss l:a.s e aplsal % ne loy md
sIss q tAs oeaset they have II yiS1 euitaSis ia
snS4,e ~ soIs Are aegoiased, sesh Of whom VIII
funds hon tacss disso:ed % eostTiSuts, ''A'''
IL Vom0Hsss ~ eos0deaGy Ao1s that their sRorts
loysl As,sSn. nd Tat g, ~ aaI b saas;SS q
I'M 20 ali m ~ s.ota ass,.C~HS 50 e Mftsex
1ieins viii !Ss kv sf ecansTS saa soel aay s1n.
ment which tndueed her In the eNriiset 6ayS al
Of vc1ntsssS tkaa s1y other ssetaos Of our Ia
Ws WI u tie elose OF thie wicked sad asFiGhtSouS
var, relax no efforts aiains oar ooastitctsd IA
tkori:ies IN aesertin9 thsir en1rsmaey. aad In
hsuoged meme q eeugs ~
s s,.s: 49, ss.ss1l;.o s. Htf9s, 8
Third WsEd-ALES. u eHleHl2N,
xSSfth vsssoy9n9 erSe109N - s7.l
6axth Ward-1, O. COQ0D1. Ea4 - s.
keyensA WarA-JH0. Il. 0D1419. ga
aaa- A(sS / j ~ ~ r...-r. ~
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"et "a rev lsotased cases. Tia doctor ~
fAaees.ed ~ our Officers nov ID Libby "a eo,.
Wy % teeir f''ends q. home ishs necessity e
oonnn"S themselves 70 sending for ward sta,,e
at''efee' instead OF luxuries, as ths Confede,.
eas neaaA o. transportation are taxed 70 .Aetr
utmost extremity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-07
IMPORTANT FROM EAST TENNESSEE

CONFIRMA1 OF THE RETREAT OF LONG
STREEP.
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y. PRICES REDUCEDi
fURNITURE: FURNITURE!
g TEN PER CENT. - ~ n
a r-' ABOVE COST. "
Ct
6.fors the l.. d.. Of y.Suary next to
.sosk :. u 1G Dsr o e:st
%.nu: ss ssa z ea%s seg:. Ts. r.
70 ~ q s Ar :pd Reetiss:' oh.ir..
DO DO MarSls .sSS gSs s:ssis.. Rn
w.Iss s' and M.AGs.n, w..h...nas
1t. eeres. Bookesses, ....- ..
Gotssxs suits. Bureaus. BE-. ..-=.. E.
Cane and Wood seat Chairs.
ohiidr.ns RoeeesSr. AID = q oA.,r.,
Hsstssr B;a.; SSLssIs .Da Pillows,
Blankets, 60, 30. -
croch.ry: Glass ana Tin Wares. -
0ordaSs, Buckets, Busters, &c 40.
T.sl. and Poke. Cutlery rs'i scissors.
Plated epoons and Forks, -.... -..
souD Ladies. &C.,. 30. g. - IS
400 Cottage Bedstesds. to which W sal the attain.
R:.soss s:ins e hos..t...ln. or r.,arnishiDs
Will 6nd il TO their AdvaRtSGe In 4 Va M = AL
before Duroh asia., q We ave det-rminsd - N. d.
pose Of our entire stock By LIST day OF Janpsrv
Al goods a sosfs re dR 4 isssiisi
NonfHERE LlBRRTrHs' suRRIsElSa WA8yRooxs
5s,,.om aes s'Df s.s, SUI and ..,....
lust AR8Ivlp-P Per sehr. !. ". Bri.l . 49,.
or Nsv York State Choice Winter Apr -
viii b. sold low, In lots to suit purchasers 70
quirs on board Bohoonsr. at LibssS Doe n scot ~
's d.s,ss '''' d'''s''oHsDpa n 4 rsIouR,r
w WOO DM o Da
For Sale. tAree miles eAd . haf from tor, 49,,
tie Pi1ey Breach RAea OolYsl- sss
2eI CORDS OF WOOD.
"A'. 1s y. ofPIHl. saes
'sAsi HHsp WOOD,
Ven ssssossl end SILT veil else Aanay u -
For Darueulars enquire Of -l-l..
81. ,eTr- RkAN0Iy A. yIRWIOH
ass. aI-.-sfs 30. " A,ass .si.ss, =
+ 06of8etOVn,
u PRicTlGxI PAYsIcyAx
Po4 AL ouaAsL1 Dle1Asae.
kS1 3hiTsssatA betvUsa y saa st,~~
Or. b. eafes I'll Durable Diseases asaAl,v 4. . A.
ss8asses. without esssaas pain o. sivins Hs6,ss.e
a,A cordially iavitss "a M, ere not 0slI ~. -
~ 70 eons aud - hsAlsA. - -,
va4es Ao~tv ed W'sAes< Pvts.s =
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LARcHEY.-Yeserday afternoon, James Tay.
lor and Lewis Middleton discovered 8 carpet.
bag containing clothes which had been stolen
from them week previous, In q stable on goth
street, in possession Of John johnson, who was
asleep, and officer Hurdle arrested him. This
morning Justice Drury committed him to Jail
AssAuLTINa AN OPPICAR.-Mrs- German,
who resides ON New Jersey avenue, between
E and streets, was arrested yesterday, and
held in $3.50 bail for court, for assaulting officer
Bessier on Saturday.
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LOST AND FOUND.

T osT.Lest evening" between sth and 1ls1 st. ,
II s;.S sPa i.ts .1S Lays
rewarded ~ leaving it At the Star Off CO. ~ IL
S. RRiTAlR sa.;e On 9. az i.y mernsns.
asa , Tso s :ii s, AH.fsf hin
,s,, m, rslas.ea SAG stree, tween I'm aud
ssxsty s;ee Dt ga
.se Sv. a,GPssd ~ s
" ofk avenue. de lat
.ith sadie and Brd. on ." fhs o1n ap Is rs
charges and take him s.sy;
deus street. s.sss snG 81 a ssd So a.,
GST,yn m Deee nber sih, = samll King 0uarles
silver pate s5tsx.Ea viii 30 paid the fndsr ~
leaving him ~ 531 street, or ROOM No. 10
paymssater Gens..l'a Department. Was last SEEN
&1N kEWARp--strayed from tho subs,rio :.
back and white SPOT 10 he. forshssd Ai.o ssfor
e ss,s s::s II b. "a sta I!S
nz ea II xIf 'sf1 KISskEs
$40 sk e. .4s15. ,s iIss TAR:
Oh ,i:.n g.p s.ss an M , S1Ia BAY
sse: ,neip: :sG to let .id .'
TIE above reward will Be given for information
Box 1921, Washington city ~ Post oct osae.,
de7.lv' 3s7 seventh street.
+; y;sa y:
CAMH 70 THK pRlaIs1s ~ JoHa a.
so1 6S%s Sn .Ss h q
s Esit sa ss's
as we. or o"nsrs 70 requested to forward
s.1s - ord then
I osf-9n Wednesday .itefloon, between ave
a1d .a osiosa on 1s.snta street Sss.ess
VIC. xISGfokIEl. lined yitA sc ssms material. The
= 5: ss Ne same ~ d; q. I'll
l. On sas s;,s e ss.wsss Greg go ths sv.aae,
s..s i3SSSSSGS$ Sooki' IS; sss.E
~: 81 :S:s IT. o 'e ,n.' ,s. st
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Washinstsn N snsy MaIkss. BE
Quotations for stoeks, coin and lnes.reat
money, furnisAsd ~ Lewis johnson & o.,
Banksrs,
Buying. Selling.
u. 8 Coupon Bonds, lSsi......16s LOO
Do, 1881, 5.1o's .................paf ,4
Y. 8. 80 Notes .................lO0 l61
q unxtermasters' Oheek1. .&x
Kew Certificates. ...............V&
American Silver. .13Oai3s EFl@ -
American Colo. d. i5sk
NEW 1o1k RAf1s-FIRsr BoA1D. s-
Coupon 6's, 1881, 1oSx; laos, 1osS; O~rtn-
Gates Of Indebtedness, S.: Gold. 15fT; Erie B.
r., 1o6X: Michigan Soathsrn, 70x: Alton and
rerrahaute, So; Fort Wayne, SO; Chicago and
Northwestern, f6; q quicksilver, o..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-07

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Iafn'sosd y Lewts JOhasoa 4 N. r.,s-
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/ OsT.Lnst evening between sth and 18th St. .
! q OF lyth, and 18th aud Y, . Lady's BL ACK
CA.HMtHES IRE; Tn finder Will be suitably
rewarded by leaving 1t at the Star Off "a rs"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-11
Plan to Capture Governor Pierrepont.

Plan TO Capture Governor Pierrep0nt.
The telegraph reported, few days ago,
the arrest Of a spy, who had a complete
plan of the forti6cations of Nor folk, Suf-
folk, &c, to be conveyed to the rebels. A
letter from Fortress Monroe gives the fol-
lowing particulars: a
"The first taken into custody was Miss
Hozier, q young lady living a few miles
beyond Suffolk. As she was embarking
upon the noon train from here for her
home, she was accosted by several members
of the Provost Guard, who informed her
that her presence was Immediately needed
at headquarters. She replied that she had
been there, and was furnished with pass
to proceed home. This was so; but it was
merely ruse by which to entrap other
guilty parties.
She underwent 8 strict examination
and her parasol q strict dissection. In
geniously concealed in the handle of the
parasol was long compressed roll Of thin
paper, upon which was an extremely min
ute description of our forces, with the eX-
act number at each point the best modes
Of entrance and exit, by which certain
captures could be made. Localities were
marked down, fortifcations traced and
enumerated. The number Of Monitors
and gunboats in the locality we're spoken
Of, and it was asserted that the Uniou
forces at Suffolk would shortly abandon
that place and fall back within a short
distance of Norfolk.
"There are other parties implicated
along with Miss Hozier. Two Of them
have also been arrested. One is Mrs
Webb, an elderly lady, from whose house
the document came. The alleged writer
is q Mr.. Sturbs, an attorney at law, who
was, fer three years, the Mayor Of Nor
folk. He is now in custody" 70
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-11

PROFESSOR OF ELECTROPATHT AID MEDIOIHl,
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stairs #.f- -...
Once hoursfrom to l2and from TO o'clock dAily
Sundays eZcsptod.)