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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-05

IN retiring from. the firm Of Hobbs & Burnes,
wish to recommend thu NEW F1EMs to tho favorable
consideration of the public and our forme1customsrs
febl7 II AMES e. BARNES.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-05
sPRING nM IAINEs.l

Anew pieces handsome spring style, Garibaldl
IA Magenta and White BE laines, all wool. & (
Plain Black "a and Ga De Laiues.
BallardYale RlRnuelbS ali qualities.
{ febl9 !Ls.I... -. y Us. RHODES.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-05
TOIADIES.

NUMEROUS APPLicArioNsba have nom TINS to
In time been made to me ny ladies for ms trnsss
Ion IN writing and other suhiectA 81 study N the
Wheeling Business School but each has g
wait till others shonl6 begin. lnosHl
All interested that Class Of Ladies has now com
0ctSQ-tf 80. j. i HITG3CoQA-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-05
DISSOLUTION

the store No. Il5 Main street. occupied by the late
firm fHobbs 1 Barnes, will be carried on by
Issl,.t i'll. HoBBS, SON + co. +
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-05

I'd 4,s.ss "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-04
NAVAL ORDERS.

Captain John Rodgers, ordered to command
the Dictator. .s..f --.sas.
Commander Somerville Nicholson, s:dered
to command the State Of Georgia
Surgeon J. ]. Albernetty, ordered to the
naval rendezvous at New York. r.sa
Assistant Surgeon James NJ. Hyde, ordered
to the Navy Yard, Washington.
First Assistant Engineer Edward Marsland,
ordered to special duty at New York.
Second Assistant Engineer Chas II. Ball,
ordered to the Kineo. '
APPoINTED.-Wm.O Commons, of W Underwater,
Ind, has been appointed an Assistant Surgeon
In the NAVY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-04
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
NEW JERSEY ELECT,

NEW JERSEY ELECTION.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. i.-The Bulletin has the
following returns from New Jersey:
The Unionists claim q gain Of one Senator
which still gives the democrats majority,
being Union gain Of or members. The
Unionists claim large gain over the last vote
throughout the State.
In Camden county the whole Union ticket is
elected. Scovel is elected State Senator by 1O9
majority. His election was severely contested.
Cumberland county gives a Union majority
OF 3gO
and ON democrat ana one Unionist to the As.
sembly.
In Gloucester county, Reeves, Union, is
elected to the Senate, with two Union Assem-
blymen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-04

ANorHHR SfRIKx-Yesterday, the book.
binders employed 1T tho Government once
made strike, stoppine Oh work a. O'Clock.
and number Of the counposttors stopped work
at the same time. They have heretofore been
working ten hours per day and receivtng six
teen dollars per week. but they now demand
that The working hours, at this rate OF pay, b
decreased to eight, that their pay ee Increased
to eighteen dollars per week. Mr.. Defrees, the
Superintendent, being absent from the city,
they have determined TO await his return. In
the meantime, they will stop or work u
D. m. each day, and demand d full days pay
for each day OF eight hours. -
PHrrY LARcBNY.-This morning young
man named George Davis was arrested BY OF.
fcer Kelly, OF the Fourth Ward, for the larceny
Of q wood. saw from Mrs. L. Kearney. Davis
was taken before Justice Bates, when 1t ap-
peared that the only person ready TO testify
mat Davis stole the saw was child OFT years
OF age-very intelligent, but too young 70 b
sworn. The accused positively denied the
theft; bnt Mrs. Rearney objected to the admis-
sion OF MS statement, upon the ground that no
mad already been In prison once or twice for
criminal odenses. There being no other evil
dence than the child, the case was dismissed.
The TAxRs.-The Collector Of Taxes, Mr..
Dixon, il kept busy still in receiving payments
for taxes for the current year and has already
received about Sl75,0O0 OF the $4,000 assessed
for this year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-04

TH1 RoBBHRs AT FoRD's To.AIaHr-This
evening Schiller's grand master. stroke Of dra-
matte genius il to be produced at this fashion
able resort in superb style. The name OF John
Booth heads the cast Of characters, followed
by those of Messrs. Harry Pearson, G. F. De.
we're, Sidney Wilkins, Miss Annie Waite, and
the long list of superior performers included
In Mr.. Ford's Washington company. When
1t Ii considered that this is the only nigh. in
which this beautiful tragedy will be present.
ed. we may safely prophesy large and ap.
preciative audience at the new Tenth street
Theater this evening.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
FROM TENN ESSEE.
TIE REBEL GUERRILLA HAWKINS BADLY
WHIPPED

The following dispatch has been received
3 the Headquarters of the Army:
CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 3 1s63.-MoJor General
W. Hal,eck, General in Chief: Major General
Granger reports from Nashville that he sent
detachment OF cavalry from that place, under
Suerrillas He overlook Hawkins at Pinney
Factory and routed ana pursued him to Gen.
treville, where he made a stand, routed him
again, aud pursued until his forces dispersed.
The rebel loss is Is or 20 killed and 66 prisoners.
Our loss is slight. sHess. IL.
sEW est GEO. H. THOMAS, Mai. Gen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-04

THE ELKCwoNs.-The returns from the diff
ferent State elections yesterday are all one
way, and all Union. The unanimous voice OF
the people, thus expressed in the fall elections,
is that there is to be let in the prosecution
Of the war, and that the Government will be
sustained to the fullest in its measures to that
end.
The bitter pill administered to the rebels by
the elections IN Ohio and Pennsylvania will
be succeeded by another Of the same flavor in
the elections Of yesterday, and while the un-
pleasant taste OF the last dose is yet upon their
tongues.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-04
SECOND EDITION.
4 O'CLOCK p. N.
SOUTHERN NEWS.

We have a copy OF the Richmond Enquirer
OF October 10th from which we obtain the fol-
lowing items:
From Calpeper.
- CULP1PER, G. H., Oct. 29.-Forty Yankees
captured by Moseby arrived here this morning
sixteen Of which are negroes. Moseby at
tackled q column Of the enemy on the march ~
sight Of Meade's headquarters, capturing 40
our side. Sts@@
JEFF Davis was at Montgomery, Alabama,
on the 27th. -...-
The publication of the Raleigh State Journar
is to be recommended, and the editor says he
will avail himself OF the first number of his
regular issue :" to dispose Of the cowardly at
tack upon his Office &s
The death of Brig. Gen. Dimmock, OF the
Virginia Ordnance Department, is announced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-04
SUFFERING UNION PRISON sRs

The Star announced, few days ago, the ar
rival at Annapolis Of large number of Union
prisoners, most ofthem in almost q dying con-
ditlon, and that eight of them had died on the
passage from City Point. We now learn that
up to yesterday thirty five more Of them had
died, and many more were in a hopeless condi-
ton. Sixteen bodies were in the dead house ON
Monday, and were examined by the surgeons,
who were Of opinion that In each case death
was caused by stary alton and exposure
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-04
From Cairo.

CAIRO, Nov. 3.-The steamer Anderson, with
Memphis dates to the list inst, has arrived.
The report was current that the rebel General
Chalmers has been relieved Of his command,
and General Forrest appointed in his stead;
also, that Forrest has instructions from Joe
Johnston to burn all the cotton within the
limits of his command. #H
Corinth dates to the 18th OF October say the
IRA t8Yslll sRep It etgat egn
railroad Communication near Tallanda, but
were surrounded by largely superior force,
and most of them captured.
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ORGANIZATION OF THE MIXED COURT Al
CAPN OF GOOD HOPE

ORGANIZATION OF THE MIXED COURT AT
CAPB OF GOOD HOPE
The Secretary Of the Interior has just been
placed in receipt, we learn, of official informa-
ton from the Cape of Good Hope Of the or
ganization of the Mixed Court established at
that place, pursuant to the treaty with Great
Britain made April 9Th, 1862, for the suppress
sion Of the African slave trade. The Court is
composed as follows:
On the part of the United States-Hon. Benz.
Pringle, Judge; VIM. L. Avery. Arbitrator
On The part Of Great Britain.-tieorge Frere,
Esq, Judge; Edgar Leopold Tayaro Arbitra-
tor; William Taskar Smith, Registrar; Thomas
Tenley Marshal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-04

81 Lowe, Nov 3.-Incomplete re,,r,
aacass Radical majority in the city of a,ooo
oYer ne combination Of Democrats and o.
ssevafayes: This does not include thu so,s;s..,
s0s' Wnicn, q far as heard from, Is almost
unanimously Radical. ~o''
Seasa'a mas gone Radical by majority OF 81.
81 Joseph it is estimated that tina ,.dic.,
minority will be $50. Upton roe. cons.-.s.s 49,
By six majority. 70" 'e
4 dispatch from Jefferson City .ays Col.
county gives about 200 majority for tSs rad.
calls. ' 1eo1
Many Rebels in Jefferson City ver. x.,v
active At the polls and several who had .arv.I
yeazs n tho Alton Psnitsntlary took the osth
and voted. The secesstonists there arc iuhi.
liant. saying the success Of the conservative
ticket IN the State would b equivalent 70 a
victory Of Prices array,
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 1-A dispatch from Leav-
aaWessA says returns from various points In.
dictate very full vote
1ss unioA ticket receives about twelve thos.
sand votes. aet - q -
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O r = I e I A T. !.
= s nf America:

Am ANAN LIUC0f.U PreNi0ent OF The u Alted StAtes
= = 1T America:
Ts IN Whsm u May Co1eer~.
Satisfactory ssidsaes having been exhibited TO
me that H. y. KoDgovEs has been appointed Con I
sui Of the Msxieaa Rsyablie. at Ban fransi Co.
California, do hersby recognise him - such, sad
declaxshin free TO exercise and enjoy such func-
lions. powers and vsisileses o. are allowed 70 the
Consuls of the most favored nations In the United
States.
In testimony whereof, I have caused these letters
TO be made patent, and the seal OF tho United
States to be hereunto aAaxed.
Given under my hand at the city OF W ASKING.
ton. the I'd day Of Nov. A. D: 1868. and OF
Il. 81 the Inds pendenee Of the Unitsa States 81
- "'''" ivy 0''A ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
". alwARD. Actins Secretary Of State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-04

nv Iosk. Nov. S.-Twsnty EIGHT coantias
etsnis Ssae Eve Oepew. Union candidate for
secretary OF Ssase. $500 malosity. Thirteen
sessuAs ave 1ssse majority for St John,
Democratic candidate. Tia Union maio,,tv 3.
orsy.ons ceansies q -, $50. EisAssen cocn.is.
are Jet 70 b heard from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-04

WASHINGTON, Nov. S.-fAEsoeiated Press
Dispatch. From reconnaissance sent Out
from the Army of the Potomac it appears that
the rebels In small force have recently been
engaged in fortifying the approaches to the
Rappanannock on this side OF that river. II Is
Gently been cleaned Of the eIemys strength,
D, sition, etc !, which, If true, will enable Gen.
Meade to take active meas ures. The cars now
RIM to Warrenton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-04
UNDER ARREST

Captain James z. Smith, 4th New York In.
dependent Battery, under medical treatment,
was placed under arrest this morning for
wearing citizens clothes, and ordered to report
to Provost Marshal Todd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-04

DRATH OF GENERAL BLENKRR-9en Louis
Blenker, who was at one time in command of
the German division Of the Army Of the Poto-
mac, died at HIS residence In New Jersey on
Saturday last from consumption. General r,
was among the first to respond to the call for
troops in 1851, and served until March, 1861,
when he was mustered out Of service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-04

ARRIVAL OF STEAMER.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-The steamship China
from Liverpool, has arrived. Her news has
been anticipated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-04
HELD AS A HOSTAGE.

Richard Walker, arrested by Major Young,
Provost Marshal of Fort Ethan Allen, was
committed TO the Old Capitol to day, and will
be held rs hostage for Stephen Kelly. Walker
has two sons Ia the rebel service-oae under
White, and the other under Moseby.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-04
FIRE

BOSTON, Nov. 4.-Ths bridge over Charles
river, on the Newton Falls branch of the
Boston and Worcester Railroad, was damaged
by fire last night. The bridge will soon be re-
paired
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-04
THE NEW YORK LEGISLATERE
LARGELY UNION,

NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-The Times estimates
the next Legislature will be-Senate, Union u,
Democrats II. Assembly, Union 81, Demo-
Gratis az. y t-=s s 81 49, E#
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-04

Den1.s~ ffof~~xAAsA. sos>S hnr,
dria, has been committed to the Old Capitol as
q suspicious character. 1- s"H
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Later. from Charleston
- OBJECT OF THE LATE ATTACK.
SHELLS EXPLODED IN CHARLESTON
SUCCESSFUL HxPEDI rIoH Up sroNo RIVER

e NEW YORK, Nov. 4-The steamer Molay,
rom Hilton Head on the Both ultimo, has ar
rived. s g s5tesg ssc1es a ISL
The object Of the late attack on Fort Sumter
Vas to prevent the design Of the Rebels t. con.
.1nct new batteries and covered ways in the
3or ~ the channel side by demolishing il pos
sloie tne gorge wali, and leveling the foundation
o'oe waters edge. Three shells from the rifed
I'M oesween Forts Gregg and Wagner, aring
the dre Of Tuesday last. exploded In thu cttv.
~As s1ss s In act k,aasr., - lsgs-l3- = = -
Monday afternoon the gunboat PAwnee AZ.
cenaso stono river to point nearly mile
aeove LegAreville. An earthwork which tho
rebels had been constructing on James Island
- - unmsked and the working party driven
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-04

CHARLESTON TREMBLING
The Richmond Wing of the 31st has number
Of dispatches from Charleston in respondent
mood speaking Of the fire Of our batteries upon
Sumter as terribly heavy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-04
rur .1.Ecr,or BALrlMoRE.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 1.-The election Is pro.
ceeding quietly. The vote will be hsnt, Is
there is little or no contest except between
few candidates on the independent and regular
tickets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-04
Desc RTERS.

Forty deserters were sent West yesterday,
and sixty more leave to day for the Army of
the Potomac
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-04

BosroH, Nov. a.-Resurns from soo towns
give Andrew, republican. for Governor SO,oSs
votes Paine, democrat, s3.si6 7 Teive demo-
Gratis are elected to the State Legtsiasure. Fne
Senate and an State officers are repuoicans'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-04

Washington Money Market-Latest Que.
tatioRs.
Furnished by Lewis johnson & Co., Bank.
ers:
Buying. Selling.
q. g. Coupon Bonds, 1881 ......1@9 lie
u. s. 52O's ........ ......pat
Q. s. 7.ae Notes .................1e7 lsVx
Quartermasters' Check. .994
New Cerdncates.
American Gold. .H3aH5 47
American Silver. .l30a135
NHW YORK RATIs-sECoND BOARD.
Coupon 6's, 1881, 1O9x; 1905, 1074; Cernh-
Gates Of Indebtedness, 9sx; Gold, ASK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-04

DENETB MILITARY LAW.
ID De Harris Military Law.
CahAD's Military Laws. l7T-l56S.
CalIan's Naval Laws E75-l88.
French 3 Military Law.
Coppee . Field Manual of Courts Martial.
Gen Hallerk' Laws of War.
Code de Justice MilitAire pour lArmee de Mer.
Paris
Tripier-Cods de Justice Muitaire. Paris.
Haute!euille- Guide des Juges Marins Paris
Als-Manuel Pratiqus des Tribunaux hilisairss.
Paris.
No, FRANCK TAYLOR.
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ness was Ia no other part of the house ex.
cspt the parlor. Do not know whether the
women there were boarders or not Does not
Witness said by fancy dresses he meant fancy
colored silks. Before witness went to the
house he saw Maude Roberts. Mrs. Sherman.
and others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-04

ET0R1NT-A neat and comfortable FURNISHED
i HCUeD. containing rooms, including kitsh-
en-. FOR particulars inquire 1T J. =. THOMPeONT
Grocery Store, No. asa Penn. avenue, between Sd
and eth SITS. no ST
DlANO FOR SALE.-A seven octave ,oyer-ItruLg
bass, Rosewo God Piano for sale. Asde-A
b. George Stock, the be Ut piano mAnufac.
tursr in the word. Inquire at AT 1T, UNIV
bet 18th and 18th. no4.3ts
LOB RRNT-With Board, three large and con-
II fortably furnished Rooms, with gas, in the inn
mediate neishbor hood Of the War and Navy De-
partments No. 395 Iightesnth streets, between
and streets. An excellent Table 10 provided,
and good attendance giveni with prices - mode
: ats a. the times will permit. nolfs
EoR RENT-A large. commoaious. and we'll
+ fuTnished HOUSE, in . centred location and
PIE ssant nsi borhood, being very near the Post
and Patent Office Departments, and but two
squares from the Avenue. The House hiss been
used . boarding house, and il we'll adapted for
that purpose. Persons wishing to rent, will please
apply at No Pension Office down stairsl, or on
the premises, No. 4e6 street, bet. 5th ADD 9Th
streets no 1t.
EOR sALE-Immediate possession given. q we'll
II furnished. three. story and base nent BRIUK
HOUSE, 10 rooms, near Penn. avenue, tbre@
story Brick House. 8 rooms, l4-iroh wallis on II
(Island) Also. four Small Houses, in northwe
ern part Of the city. Eligible Building Lott,
Farms &C., for sale and exchange
- MITCH ELL son,
Real Estate Brokers,
NO ST. southeast cor. PA ave, and 18th st.
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i" NOTICE.
i HI LEASE. FURNITURE, and 1lXTURE6
Of the celebrated st.urant Exchange Builo inss,
Baltimore, formerly kept BY tho late Hugh HUI n
gne viii * 60d *
1868, 1t 10 O'Clock precisely.
D6U D1ftftIvT0
NO 4.7.lO.l2.4 ]. ". ElNNETT 90. Aucta
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ITO HOUsEKElPERs AND OTHERS.

Houseteepers and others who are in want Of
CROCKlRY. 80
CHINA, ~
CUTLERY, or ~
PLATED WARE.
are invited to examine our stock, which is very
complete, and to which We ara daily adding AL the
new and most desirable patterns.
Store closes 1t IA O'Clock. .-
Successors to @. 3. Fowler & Co.,
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A RREARS OF PAY AND
"A BOUNTY BLANHS.
Blank Forms for Procuring Arrears Of Pay
approved BY the Second Auditor. There are
twelve different forms; price 81 per hundred. lent
PHILIP l. sOLoMONa
no S-St 332 Pa. aveute,
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y q B A 81 G A B 8.

sesars, from l,eoe to II ooo yieuani Tobacco: for
sale 1t low price. Apply to JOSE PlCASO H1JO,
f4S Twelfth st.. bet. g and II no 4-6t~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-04

~ A CARD.
S!TIZEN8 OF Washington and Vicinity who
desire to purchase Oh INA. GLASS. CR0OKlRY,
CUTLERY, OR PLATED. WARE, are respectfully
invited to inspect our Stock. which is now 7ery
and cent to any part Of the D. O.. free ofebGss.
''0''' WEE BEvERIDaE
successors to O. 8. Rowlar 4 Co.
NOS stiff 504 Odd Fellows II ALL 7th It,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-04

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That tho subseri
/ Der bath obtained from the 0rphans Court Of
letters Of administration, with VIII annexed. on
the personal estate Of Michael II. Conrad, late Of
having claims against the said deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the Same, with. the .vouc,ers
thereof to the subscriber On OF before the Sd day
excluded FROM al benefit Of the said estate.
Given under my hano this Sd day Of November,
D. 1853 MARY ELIZA ETH OONRAQ
NO lawSw< Adminstratrix, ". 4.
EOR SAL1-A HORSE, CARRIAGE and HAIR
Il N1Ss, all In first rate ord :, but not ~
wanted By the owner Price e250 for the L@
ing. no 3Its
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w OODi WOODE
" sAWED IN FOUR PIlCls
AND SPLIT FOR ONE DOLLAR PEk CORD
n. O. MCKNlW,
Uni on Fire Wood Mil,
Corner Seventh street and Canal.
HICKORY, OAK, AND PINE WOOD for sale
II cord lens II. cheap. By N. O. McENlW.
Corner Seventh street and Canal.
(NOALi COALt Goa LII!
~ or ALL KIN DS, ON HAND,
AND FOB sAt1 By xr,x
Union Fire Wood Mik.
SEQ Corner Seventh street snd Ca1A
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u CHERRY STONE OYSTIRs
+; y: HARVEY is introducing the nrst cargo OF
season. They are noted for their su IN (al
periority over al other oysters for A~
their fathers and flavor. They will be
sold Wholesale and retail.
r NJ HARVEY ISL street, and
no ST. corner nth and q streStS,
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THOS. DOW LING, Auct.

Two AMATEURS AND PROIE6snRS first
i class original CRBM0NA VIOLIN 10 left with
me for sale This il rare chance to possess
genuine Instrument, az I warrant it not to be e1
celled; splerdid mahogany case, boys. &c, COM
pete. Apply Ut my rooms, United HAL. lth ST.
ns nn s tat s'enas' JNo. 4. GooDALL,
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w ILL B1 Sold in front Of tbs Market House, in
Georgetown, D. O., on SATURDAY EVENING
next at four O'Clock p m, to satisfy livery expen:
SEES. one BROWN MARI. Sound, and works well
- maIn sts THOs DOWNING. Auct
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POLICE REPoRrs.-EYrst Precinct.-.J John
McCauley and Chas. Smith, petty larceny:
bail for court Thos. HARDWOOD, Alice Hare.
wood, Ann Jacobs and Ann keppeler, refu.
gees from Fredericksburg and Richmond, Va;
sent to the Provost Marshals office, where
they took the oath Of allegiance.
Third Precinet-Michl Cation, assault: dis.
missed. VIM. Moore, disorderly; $l.44. Robt
Wells and Angelica Steward, do; 81 So each.
Thomas Fleming, drunk and disorderly; mill
tary. Chas. Ellsworth do; %. - &
Sizh Preeinct.-Sam'l Openhamer, violating
market regulations; S. DAM Dalton, larceny:
dismissed. Abby Egan. do; bail for court. J.
Donnell, do; Jail for hearing. Ann Miller, dis.
orderly; dismissed. Daniel A. Clancy, threats;
Tenth Preeinct.-SamT Cooper, disorderly: a.
John Mack, drunk and disorderly; -. Sarah
Kenney, assault and battery; bail for peace.
Mary Simonds, profanity; &2. Geo. Baker and
Mary T. Scott, do; dismissed: John Giasco,
DERBY; dismissed James p. Turpen, do; III.
Catharine Donovan, do; dismissed.
,PIHRY BRANCH CoURsR.-The tr,tt,ns on
Piney Branch Course day before yesterday was
purse was Of $500 for the best three in 1aye to
5Ths following were the entries :: Dan Mace's
b. 8. Victor Emanuel; Tom Roach's g.. m. SNOW
S 81 H41s st hs1nGss Dr. Charley Hunt w.
The following is the summary - :
Victor Emanuet.... 1 121
Snow Storm. ..................1 3f3 3 ,
JACK 49,: -..s. ......... .distanced
T Tnasles aas; 81 ss;: and asx
This afternoon, another race for $500 for
which the Belle Of Portland, Belle Of Hart
ford, Floating About Jack, Snow Sto run, and
Victor Emanuel have been entered.