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ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND.
All Quiei-Ne news from Knox ville-Gsp.
oesal Bags Superseded.
CHATTANOOGA, Dec. 4.-Thsre is nothing
frcn Knoxville. ;
The weather here is mild, and the roads have
been dry during the pas. week-most favor
able for the rapid march OF our relieving
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inst received At B0SwELL's FANCY STORE,
302 street. near 18th
New lyle Hair Netts Hsaidress es,
Quilted Rih cn. Dress Rntt ons,
Mas ic Rpffiir q. Belt Ribbon.
A6ies' h I'D AID ether Gloves.
Ladies' HcFe and Hand gro .isfs,
Aiso, . 6ne assortment Of Zephyr and Woolsa
Gnods,
ehaWls, ecAtags, Children's Cloaks and Jackets,
HocGs Socks, Hits, Leg nes, klssyes,
Lsdies' Yeats and Drawers, Corset', Comforts
Together With lots Of Toilet Articles, Combs.
Give me = call a. get cheap goods. de s-eost
nv 90 D! WOO DH
w W o Dill!
For Fals, three miles and half from town, near
the Piney Branch Rsee Course-
261 CORDS OF WOOD,
of which
Is are of PINE.
tks balance Of
HARD WOOD,
Well seasoned AID split well also handy to get
At
Tor particulars enquire Of
FRANCIS A. R3NWICK.
No. 23 LinGan street,
d.sSs Georgetown.
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n~cOLLECFORs OFFICE,

nS.CoAl OUT OF .9H1 DaAPr .m-Tso..
aHespital" plea = enable them % DO % Ia IN
Gonl Hnion to-dN. Peeass it caYefuiI~
CAoe 70 $50 = street, Hssr Growers Theatef.
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~FEsrIyAL AT WESLEY uEApr,

W. Corner Of Fund Firth Sf,ee,s
ne Ladiss OF Wesley Chapel Will held q Festival
In aid Of .the Parsonage Fund !" eomnenein1 on
MONDAY next. December It'll va
choice selection OF Fancy Goods, Boobs. TOYS
DO .iu table for Christuas Present will ba ofrs3
~ reasonable prices and an abundant M oly of
Refr. sbrents p divided 'uSS'' "a
lar kind viii DO tOleratsd " ~
The 10 les invite AL " ho desire tn s,sps r,...
ant evening to give them . cali. d. sTt1
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Assistant AdjItapt General.

EXHIBITION The Dir
W., ,soiviDg Views end brilliant Chromatropes
room Of the Baptist Ohur Oh, Oh 18th street hetvssn
4 snd VIZ be again shown on Ell DAY EVE
plumber OF new scenes. which hsve never before
been prssen In tht. .ity. win be sdd.d and a.
me Soieet q the exhibition IL to aid finishing
Admission for adul!s 20 esnts for children Ia;
cents. BY request the exhibition viii Also be "a
Isnrsd on THIS Saturday and MONDAY EVE
NIN06. at half past O'Clock II.
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dss-3t@
PROPOSALS. FOB POTATOES.


fxALEp PROPOSALS will be received until the
tsIeI iusss. Of Posaises, 70 be delivered q wash
he BIDS. On fh to b. dsivsrsd Within ays dss:
20. 10 deliver fbe Potat reg in bulk or 10 o.rrels
Ar oath OF .lIssi.nce 70 acc ,ppsny s:oa bid hid
Bios viii be addressed TO the unte r.isnsd .. ass
s.s o. 2 s ssa S!sv
DI.solgnloN o. s, !.oeeARTssasaIR .rss
cb.rss m.iisrd ADD /. J. Williams is this dsy SI
A"''-' '''''' CHARLES MALLARD.
n LII. WILLlAMs :.
l. Lux .Hg -
genera, 81. ortm.nt Of Bull .er' Lumber. At ie1:
est market rates Psrtiss can be supplied in sH
quantity ~ '' are 'oF s't'!lz 5isss
Orders left w;th !. n. Backing hsm, At Baisinafs
AM Ohio Railioad Depot, viii meet With pro%"
INV 8LouR HOusl.
GEO. T. McGLUE & CO..
Flour Axp GENERAL COMMISSION MsxcRAHrs.
Nos. 375 4 377 d ST., bet Stk and It'll SIS
Have on hand choice assortment Of Family al
ss,s :nd
vited 10 examine our Stock before DafchastnS e~'
where. .sa.
The new. firm have arranged for supply osn
ss esss IL tss Sd e
uDusual irducsnssts 70 y.Iehass o. ds4.is
EOR SALD-A ADs elk year old MARI: Ainev"
II gentle, worhs we'll m hart ese. siDGle ~
st the corner Of 81 and u sts. H4ioe IS
Also, GOOD MILK COW for sale. Price -
TUNHD RAD COW THAT WAS SOLD At Tas
i. Center Market last July hes rstarnsd yS
former place, near the college sase, n sT1s"s
os az psy sss snassss' "a pAHIns ooHNsR
sfyKUYIR1 trWIfsl OH1ssl-of very sAsses
NJ aaSAty, jsst ffoa !nfSsssrs hh snss Mt.
no q corner Vsrnoss svs' ~ ~sA~
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SALUIING THE FLAG--About 3 O'Clock
ibursdsy afternoon Admiral Lisnys ki's ship,
o. We Russian fleet, run up the Stars and
s'rires and saiuted il with salyo of guns.
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N=WASEINGTON LITERARY AND ORA
NS AATIo ASSOCIATION,
FIRST COUR OF LE7TuRE5 Ar ODD
fkiLOWyHALL.
Hon. H. GRIZZLY, TUESDAY, Dec q. 1sx,.
SUBJECT:
"oUHsTIoNs Or THI HogR.r
bon. J. W. FORNlY.
Pr. JNO. WISl,
X. a. WEST. Ed
rev W. BaDCHER
Il. J DKCORDOVA
Will follow in regular course.
,tnr 20 cents; to be had At all principal book
C. IA

TLEcTUkEs ON THE INog 'sIrION.-Fer
PaMl-i he Rev DANIEL LSsoH.s e. fa"ns.a as
Eoaess will deivsr course Of Lectures On
h15ch on First street THU RSDAY. necsmSers =:
T ecanhss 9ttf Deesmssr 9th and WEDNESDAY,
Is cents lStn p 7sa O'Clock p m Single tckets
cured torn 81 Ellis, Music stocs, and in Gsosse
.own Al ; l. kidwell's Drug etors no 5s-eoSdofl
HFCsyA.LL CAL y. HAPTIsy QHCsCa HR1fs
o. Q S1n street, between and La svenaa ssr steas
Ss.t u :. s e, aId ~ ,. M. Rev. Z. HowLsrT.
6ssts free. esses are cordially invited 70 attend.
".SaA1111LDD BALfINOR1 00NF10.
, nonerx nd ISdies' Osstsr sslecn, $50
1alls, Pairs, eulpsre, Dinnsi fssisss ~ Its
s nan sSss'sise.d 6 s slsrsst sotis
water Ieea, To bert quality ,Iasde T. sess1
wholeeAle an0 fetnu. -. -" Soy i1s
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
BUDGET Of SOUTHERN NEWS.

ARTILLERY BATTLE AT ORANGE COURT.
HOUSE
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A REBEL ADMISSION.

BRACES HEADQUARTERS AT RINGGOLp.
GEORGIA.
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GRANT PURSUING.

THE REBELS STILL FALLING BACK.
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Washinsssn Money Market.
ouotatons for stocks. coin and uneurrsnt
money, furnished BY LAWS johnson 3 o.,
BaEkoSS:
Buying. Selling
u, 8 t!oapor Bonds, ls5l. 100
Do, 1881, 5.20'S .................pa
p. s. $50 Note3 ..s..............1O tUs
@ uartermSetsrs' ChsckS... .gSx
New Certificates.
American Silver. t30al35
A mer1eaD Dc ld............ H9a'5l l53
NEW YORK RATzs-FIRsT BOARD.
Coupon Sc, 1851, 10sH; zoos, i06ki Oerhh.
Gates " Indebtedness, ss; Gold, i5iS.
Stocks open higher.
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GRANT GAINED ALL HI FOUGHT FOR.

FEARS FOR LoNGsrREE1s Sanity.
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W ashingtsn Money Market-Latsst Ono.
tations.
Furnished by Lewis johnson & Co., Bank.
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&EvIRAL GENTLEMEN CAN BE AoooN
NtfccdA,ed With goou eosrj ana Fornished Rooms
q 399 e ghteenth st bit r and q des at.
FOR kENT-W.th Board. at A39 G street. be
4 tween 7'b and 9th, suite of PASTORS, pevy
furnished; also, ROUAS, single Or in suites
de -3tH
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THE ENGLISH PRESS UPON PRESIDENT LIN.

THE ENGLISH PRESS UPON PRESIDENT LIN
coLN.-We have been so accustomed to abuse
and da:rac,ion of our institutions and rulers by
the English press that the following frank re-
coynition of the coed qualities OF our Chief
NJ agistraie by the Liverpool Post comes in the
nature Of a surprise. That paper says of Pres
idant L,ncoln:
"Absciu,e truth. Stern resolution, clear in
sigh. solemn faithYulness, courage that cannot
OF Gauutrd, hopefniness that cannot be dashed,
these are qualities that go long way to make
I'D hero, whatever eide the posssssor OF them
may take in any lawful conflict. Aud it would
not be easy to disputr jMr. 1.incoin's claim to
all these He has never given up good ser
want OF a sound principle. He has never shut
his eyes to facts, or remained in Ignorance OF
them He has never hesitated to do his work,
or iaItered IN doing it. No resolution has re-
Ita. fsi.AA - !.
strong one No measure has been adopted
merely because something must he done The
exigerciss Of fanatical war have never be-
trayed him Ito fanaticisnn, and the sharp stings
Of satire have never drawn from him au
pianation Of iil-humor, or even an lmprudent
rpjoinuer.'
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personal Secretary Chase has returned
f1om bis visit to Ohio, and is again busily
en-, aged in the laborious and responsible du-
ties Of his well.managed Department. His re-
ception by his old friends and constituents
was Of the character Of an ovation.
Hon. Lott NJ. Morrill,, u S. Senator from
Msire. and Hon. Nelson Dingley, jr., Speaker
OF the Name House Of Representatives, are in
town.
Assistant Secretary of War, p H. Watson.
has returned from the North in improved
health, we are glad to say.
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Additional Foreign News by the Hibernla


The directors of the Great Ship Company
have taken formal proceedings il Bankruptcy,
to wind Ep the company, In order to stay vari :
Gus actions and insure an equal distribution Of
assets.
England was startled by an earthquake early
on Il = morning Of the 9th instant. Ii WAS felt
m Oil directions. No damage was done.
The two secession associations a. Manchester
nave amalgamated into one, under the title OF
Ihe ''nouthsrn Independence Association" the
anain opiect being TO procure the recognition of
iAg SCUM. Lord Wha:ncliffe is the president
ano course adopted by the Archduke Maxi.
niliian relative to Mexico disappoint q, the Lon.
con sPecaiators In Mexican securities A con.
sid.fanie decline has taken place.
IL u reported that Spain is among tina rou-
els resolved to recognize the new Mexie.n am :.
pira.
The Polish question II UNCHANGED.
Il In reported that Prince Czartori.kx
taking formal steps on the par Of the Poiish
National Government to secure the recovnitio,
Of tbs Poles Is belixerents.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
FROM BERMUDA.
MORE BLOCKADE RUNNERS THERE

NEW YORK, Oct. 20.-Bermuda dates to Oc-
tober 18th have been received.
The British steamer Ploner arrived at
Hamilton on the sth, from Charleston.
The Ploner did not communicate with
Charleston. The Federal Admiral deemed 1t
important to prevent all intercourse.
The rebel steamer A. ID. Vance arrived at St.
Georges September Goth, with $50 bales OF cot
ton, from Wilmington. N. g., and cleared ON
the 9th instant for Nassau.
The British steamer Dee arrived from Lon
don on the 26th ult. She IL probably block
ade runner.
cotton, arrived from Wilmington, at St GEORGES
on the 18th instant
person styling himself Col. Wheeler, OF the
rebel army, has sailed from st. GEORGES for
Halifax on the 10th, In the British brig Princess
Royal.
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~ The Cincinnati Enquirer (Copperhead,,
the day after the election in Ohio, said -" We
generally have, the morning after an election
given tables of returns showing gains and
losses. We decline this morning to follow the
custom"
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CONTRACTS AWARDED

Proposals to furnish the Government with
1900 mules were opened to-day at noon, at the
officer of Brig. Gen. d. H. Rucker, Chief Quar-.
termaster Depot OF Washington. There were
thirteen bidders, with offers ranging from
S1ls.95 to S14T.
Contracts were awarded as follows: l.. A.
Alderman, New Philadelphia. Ohio-5oO, at
sis IS; Joseph H. MCGEE, Baltimore-5O0, II
1922: u. p. Moore, Washington-5OO, at Sl2i:
E. F. Motif, Cadiz, Ohio-5oO, at Sl27.
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sll0W lllIIQL.
q o'CLOuK = n.
r.E AamY or rHK roros1Ac,


tn. New York papers Of yesterday are full
=, thu story that .'Cen. MeaAs's army is within
N. a.f.uses Of washington" and some OF
,,.r--.as World, for instancs-seem 70 b con;
.,d.r.,,v disturbed ~ the report They win
:. u,.. "a ,ssrn tha.it 10 Lss who h just now
=, the move in search Of defenses; and that 50
h.s.i,v that our most rapid pursuit Of him has
f.i,ed to catch him anywhere tais side OF
BeaIeton at least. 80 s&a~
Partie. coming in from the country lately
oovaraa nv lees advance say that the rebel
army was almost entirely without suppiies'and
tound the country SO perfectly destitute OF
avervthing in the supply line that having
ta;,ed in their hrst expectation Of capturing
snpplies from Meade, they were obliged to
take the back track wit exceeding promptness
The rebels boasted of the wonderful. things
they might, could, would or should have &C.
complished had Hills corps made twelve hours
better time in reaching Catlett's. The feeling
among the Confederates was that by their too
slow movements, or the'too rapid movements
OF Meade, they 1.-THE Confederates) had "lost =
campaign" and must now commence de moro
Lee was in no little dread Of our cavalry,
should he undertake to maintain long line Of
communication, as the rebels admit that the
formerly SO much despised Federal cavalry
has steadily gained in Workmanship, dash
and quality Of stock, and the Confederate cav
airy as steadily deterierated, at least in the
spirit of men and quality of horse flesh, until
now there is no comparison between the two
A rebel prisoner from A. p. Hills corps on
being asked if they proposed another invasion
Of Maryland, replied with considerable more
emphasis than urbanity, "d-n Maryland"'
We opine that another campaign in Mary
land is no part of the rebel programme.
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AKow.-On Saturday AFTERNOON, a row -
Place ut JuveAals lager bear saloon, ON uorsh
b street, between 9Th and 7th east bet~-e,
tho ist Virginia Battery and Colonel Baker,
Rangers. 1t 10 said TO have been commenCss
by the battery men driving the Rspgers From
.ns place. and the tartar Got reisiforeemens
wen they attacked the former, and a seven
Aknt ensued, In which several were badl,
eummrued. A guard from the Ran guts. cans
nsc,wssssI, scattered the beiiigersnss, sndto a
fHm the place. Other houses in the ricinits
were also visited, hnt we fetisya that no In,
tner destruction OF liquor was made. =
SAL1 OF a vALrABrH EsrArr.-James q
Mcclure Go. sold this day the estate know,
as Belle tue," opposite Alexandria, diyids
into tracts, as follows: szass%sfs
Lot A, 20 acres, rood, 81 perchss, at sS =
1.ucien Berry; lot Il, 20 acres, 6 prrche. at S.
to same; lot q, IS acres, rood, 20 perches a
S2e, to same: lot r. g. acres, roods. 9 p-rchas
perches, at S7a, to same. lot q, ~ acres . rood,
perches, at Ssi, TO Alfred +. Grimes.
RELIGIOUS REvIvALs.-A revival of rels,o,
is In progress at Providence Chapel, in this
county, under the care of Rev. q. Wilson, or
the ID. p. Church.
A successful revival is progressing a. Be.
thesda church, under the supervision of RAvs
Messrs. Leach Il Mitinger, of The NJ. E. Church
We learn that the revival at Clarksburg, OIL der
the same Ministers, is sui cuing forward with
great interest.-Rockriile Jotradl.
lNFANTICIDE - Yesterday afternoon, Coroner
woodward held AZ inquest over the body OF A
new born infant, fosnd under the cuIvert on
LA street, between l. aud M. in the First
ward. The jury decided that the child was
born alive, but had been snothered by som.
person or persons unknown to the jury. Tn.
body was buried by the corporation author
tiles.
CHARGED WITH DIsLoTALTY.-wm Mar.
shall, workman in the boiler shop OF the
Washington Navy Yard, was before Provost
Marshal Todd to-day on a charge of using dis
loyal language. A hearing of the case re suited
in the discharge OF NJ, after he had taken the
cath Of allegiance.
BURGLARS ABoUT.-SHnday night the Me-
'ropolitan Mills, corner of Twelfth ann Canal
street, was Pntared by some one, who made a
thorough search OF tho building and tired tn
rob The iron safe. but failed. All the robber got
for the trouble was pair OF pants.
SENT WEST Forty-tpur d.erters ware
sent from Forrest Hall 10 Cincinnati this morn
ing, in charge of Lit. Becker, of the Invalid
Corps.
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By ". L. WALL 1 co.. Aac.ioneers.

By W. L. WALL 4 CO.. Aactioneers.
FURNiTuRE. FURNITURE.
We have Just received q veryn
Large and complete assortment ofs4
- CARPETS. Cocoa MxrrIsa, -
OIL CLOTH, MIRRQ&S,
and HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLKs generally,
which have been seat us on commis sion at privats
sais. ell Of which We Offer at the lowest possibl.
prices the entire stock is 70 be Gloss out and
offers inducsnents 70 parsons IN want Of furni-
ture, TO-. amoux which N ~ be found:
: Paxlor 6uita in Brocatel and heP:3
: - Tste-a-Tetes, SOFAS, Diysns and Lounges
Narbfe-tep Bureaus, Tables, Mirrors
: Cottsge CHAMBER Sets. ltegsres
Cave ind Woe0 -eeat Oh HiFs in great variety
once Furniture In great variety
Iron Bedat sads, Hair and Shuck Msttessasa
RaashsY Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, Do N iorts
Carpets, Cocoa Mating, 0ilcloth lar ss stock
: Exteesion Tables. Walnut Wsrdrob.s
q Wslsut, Jenny Lind. Cottage and other Bad
rosethsr Sormins one Of the largest s.ser
ments Of IukNlTURE, &C., in this city, and u
WIN be "a the intsfesf Of dealers and o,asr mar.
chaeefs TO examine our stock before parckasaaa,
90 the whole stock - 70 be closed cal 81 large
and spacious eAleernon in the rear OF our Auction
Rooms, under the VAfietiea 80
w L. WALL d 90.
Southwest eornes Of Penn. aveaue
oe N-et sas Sth street.
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REPORTED REMOVAL OF GEN. ROSE.
GRAMS.
NEW YORK, Oct 20-The Tribune says it has
good authority for stating that General Rose
Grams has been removed by the War Depart
ment.
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u~Lass sxpssimsats In England have pro van
that shs eYeots OF narcotic pois0as may ba dc,
stroyed by nee applications OF cold water to
{ he head and face.
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GENERAL ROSKCRANS.
Street rumor has it to- day that Gan. Rose.
Grams has been superseded by Gen. Grant.
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SNIrHsoH CoURr.NARrIAL.-The Snaithson
court martial was engaged to-day in the exAm-
ana Charles Wilson, Of this city. witnesses for
he defense.
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~ n D o n I q.
GREAT ATTRACTION FOR MCTHERs.
NEW FHATUHE
NEW LINE OF TRADE.

On WEDNESDAY, the 2lst instant, at No. 4
MarAst srace. next door to Perry's, viii be -
opened for inspection . splendid assort- -
n,ent Of InfAnts'. Misses and Boys'HATS, -
together with Ladies' Riding and Walking a~
HATS Of tho latest Paris and New York designs,
gotten up In the most recherche styh. designed and
executed ressrdless Of expense. expressly for the
Pail and Winter season In Washington,
Ladies are respectfully solicited to c.ll and ex-
anime for themselyes. oc 20-3t"
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Asaa.An Irzostu Pr 80 q sA. uais .dss.sss
e ~ Wxem 4 Asy Csseevm.
eAi.sfaesefy eysaesee havins bssa sxhfbdsslso
me that 0HoQo - 9AlLI0Hs. OF Cinein1ae. rs
ben spseaetsd Consul Of the Qraaa Du Al 81 Me-
Wsimar- Dsss AeAs Cor The States Of JAio. Tndian,
Kentucky sue Tsnnssses,I Do hereby recosnirs
lin q sueh, md declare him tree % sxsrcise snA
enjoy such functions. powers and Drivileess = are
allowed TO The Q0n.uh Of The NEST favorSA nations
In the United States
In testimony whereof, have caused Il .,e ,stts,s
70 b made ystsnt. and the seal Of the UnitsA
States to be Asrsnnto aAxsd. 2 :
etsa aSa' s, e, aha h;s "a q e:
f. Of che independsnee Of tSe nn Is lsss asd
Of America the ST. a.. !. ,..s
By the Presi dent: "'oIS'
WrLLIaN H. SEWARD. Secretary Of State.
s.Ame ,y:,lo:
'' ss :, stamp IS q $;
800 sBLs. ..nil!. IL ss.s. and sa,.rsu. Flour,
~ e ssl sn s. -: 81 sd
e "a sss j 8: st e
wftil9 being left Tor him ut his resid ence No
@33 d street north, or ct the West, Norfhern LII
srty. Or Center Markets; r. WHITES Grocsry
Store. corner Of and 18th strssts; q. GRE ms,
ia .s :ss.: % ssb bfEszskS r' so:s!I
90 90 ST. L RnwpN
IMPORTANT TO YAMILIs rs The und~.i.ned
L having perfected his arrangements in PhiisdSl-
phia, New York and Boston, takes this method Of
Informing his old customers aud the m aic ran.
Frims Chester County Beef,
South Down Mutton.
Salem county IN. j. Veal
Prime philadel phiA Butter, Capons,
Buok county and New Jersey Chickens,
tweet Bread, PheasAnts Partrtdees,
Grouse, SniPe, Woodeock, and every llmry of the
Boston Sis.r PORT. ioused Pigs Feet ard Tripe.
Smoked and Picked Salmon and Hsliblt,
Also, large supply Of Foreign ani Domestic
Fruits and Vegetables.
TO families and others giving entertainments
this is the cheapest and best place In WsshInston
10 purchase. THO6. r. WILSON,
119 PennsylyAnis avenue.
oc 70 ON between 10Th ard eth streets
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BUDGET OF SOUTHERN NEWS.
REBEL ACCOUNTS FROM BRACES ARMY.

NEWS FROM THE PENINSULA, AND ALSO
FROM NORTHERN VIRGINIA.
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7 ADIEs' DRIss PURs.

Il
The undersigned have just opened the largest
stock of Foreign and Americas FURS ever offered
in this city, such as
HUDSON Bay SABLE, ERMINn, MINK,
FITCH, SIBERIAN SQUIRREL,
IMITATION OF DRMINl
WATBRMINK, HR1NCH C0ONY,
And other FURS in sets for ladies and children,
Also, FUR TRIMMINGS and SWANSDOWN,
Gent.emsn's MUPFL1RS, ROBES. &c &c.
We are also receiving daily additions to our
stock of DRY GOODS, suoh a.
CLOAKs, eHAWLs DRIss GOODS, EABBoID.
1RI16, &C., Ut small advance for arst cost.
8. L W. MlYENBlI4,
As Market SPACE,
between It'll and Sth streets, under the
90 70 In Avenue House.
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PEBrI, VERSION OF THE HI9HrIN9 ON
WEDNnsDAY. g - IS
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PERsoNAL.-C}en. Sickles called upon the
President to. day.
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ID TO BUILDERS
L ROPO4ALa ROR RUl DING A STATION
MHTRnDnt

MAYORS 0FFIcl, W'ashinGt,n Oct 10, 1859.
Eealed Proposals, end ors.d : Building Commit
tee on Station ouses,' viii be received at the
Mayor IS Office until Thursday, Ostoher 18th. at Il
O'Clock noon, for the erection and coSpIeti Of
Station House, TO be located on North K street.
between Twentieth and Twenty-frst streets
An oath of allegiance must accom- pany each bid.
Plans and specihca tions can be seen and will bel
The right to decline any or ell the proposals 10
reserved.
Ample security for the faithful performance Of
the contract y i'll be required from tbs successful
bidder. RICHARD WALLACE Mayer
JEO. II. SEMMES
President Bos rd OF Aldermen
AHBURY LLOYD,
President Board of Common Council
oc N-td 80 '>'
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ORPHAHs' C0URr-Judgs sPxreeH.--To-day,
The win Of John T, Sullivan. deceased, was
partially proven. The viii Of the late Bennett
Clements, OF Georgetown, was fully proven.
On the petition Of James McSherry, guardian
OF his children, who are heirs Of ths Iate Thos.
Carberry, an order was issued for tho salo OF q
portion 81 the estate allotted to them.
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SENT West Forty-fpur deserters wara
sent from Forrest Hall 10 Cincinnati this morn
ing, in charge of Lit. Becker, of the Invalid
Corps.
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Rebel News from Lees Army.

HE PROPOSES TO sURPR1sn 1G1ADH.SUr
FAILS IN II. "a 4
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AFFAIRS IN UPPER TENNESSEE AND NOR
THERN MISSISSIPPI.

From the Richmond Enquirer OF the 18th, and
DispatcA OF 18th inst, we have the following:
ANoTH8R BATCH Of SO prisoners Of war, cap
tured on the RappahanRock, arrived yesterday
forenoon from 4ordonsville. The evening
train as usual brought down its regular draft
from the Yankee army.
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BURGLARS ABoUT.-SHnday night, the Me-
tropolitan Mills, corner Of Twelfth ann Canal
street, was entered by some one, who made
thorough search OF tho building, and tried TO
rob The iron safe. but failed. ALL the robber got
Tor the trouble was 4 pair OF pants