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FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
Reconnaissance TO Falmouth-The Rebels
Di>posed to H esist General Meade's Ad.
vance.
On Wednesday last General Fitzpatrick, with
his division, made a reconnaissance to Fal.
mouth, but found no Rebels there except a
portion of Hampton's Legion, which he drove
across the river without dif1ic ulty, and returned
20 camp.
The enemy are reported in force on the north
bank of the Rappanannock, and appear dis
posed to resist any attempt of General Meade
to advance in that direction. The roads are in
good condition and highly ia vorable for militia
~ operations.
The euarriiIas continue bold and active in the
rear of our army. They appear have orga-
Hzed into small uads. for the bus ness OF at
lacking tray Iers and sma parties OF our men
ut a disadvantage. On We upsSav, Lieutenant
Sage, OF the SIKH Pennsylvania cayalry,
QusrtrrmasEer of Gen. Merritts Cavalry
Brigade, shot dead by them W lille on his
way from Gorris, lille 70 Warrenton juno ito :,
TO get forage An orderly with him escaped
unhurt. TIE same day Gen. Merritt was dred
at several times by FuerrilIas, who Sc IN -
persi entity seeking his LIE. He escaped un .
hurt.
These rebel marauders are numerous along
the Wa-entcn Pike, and between that and the
railroad, and daily shoot and capture men
a,mO! in sight o headq mar tsrs. day ortwo
agn, fl We men, belonging tp BufDrd's division,
while guarding cattle within mile or two OF
Lieur. Hedges of the Second New York caval-
ry, acting Com missary of General kilpatri X 8
Dlys!on. also fired at near Catlett's Sta
ton, anu badly wounded.
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MARYLAND

This mornings mail brought definite intor-
nation making it cer'ain that Maryiand's del
egation In the new Congress stands Uncon-
dition,I Union four, and Secesh. one. Messrs.
Webster, Davis, Thomas and Cresswall may
he implicitly relied on by the country to sus-
tain the Governments whole war policy with
4 heartiness net exceIled by that of any repre-
SentativeS OF ary other State This fact settles
the question uf any such there was) that the
new Spelker Will be some gentleman who
will thoroughly sustain the Administrations
election with reference to It's effect upon the
position which the next Congress is to occupy
upon the future prosecution Of tho war-a
question of great public Importance, indsed.
In making it plain TO all the world, as 1t sUre.
~ does, that avery IN inauguradng the cur
rent bioody and wasting civil war TO the end
u Te,c!uticuizing the principles OF our freq
Gov, rGIneu; Tor the advancement Of its own
tanc.eU Il ,sre-ls, has insured the prompt abol-
2sh vt OF !.= tnstitut on in the border States
aC-lg- u NJ people tt r, Of them selves, this
e.SotI, 3, .,I.e destined to exert powerful in
! ueage GA ne duration Of the war Europe,
H W. he States in rebellion, will realize
III ID at lac! that the main reliance for the pos
sible success Of the rebellion and the ssta5-
iIshment OF successful Southern Confed :
eracy-tAat Is, eventual cooperation on the
part 81 the border States-has certainly van 5.
tshst IN proclai ing, as il q 1es, that Mary
land is Immediately 10 enter upon the career Of
t4dustria4 Improvement and prosperity VIII ch
has marked the history of every tree labor
St2tt OF the Union, possessing VIGOROUSLY Il.
great n natural advantages for rapidly profit
ing industrially by n resort wholly to such
labor II j. ction'e results will i'll ten years
compensate Mary han u over and over again for
Every dollar the war has or can in any man
ner cost her. At the end of that time the
doubted value of heg lands, the great diver
sifcation of the emp. y nents of her people
the ten fold increase OF works shops, factories
school houses. &c, within her limits, the vast
ly increased development of her mineral and
com merCial resources, and the great rush of
emigration which the extraordinary induce
msnts she Will hereafter offer white iaboring
farmers. L' vhanics, manufacturers, water
men, fisher men, and others of the classes who
form the basis of the prosperity of every State
IN The world the mass of whose people ara
frHjy prosperous. wiz we remark above
surely compensate her over and over again
fer any possibl. Pecunisry cost the war NAV
have been 10 her ere that time eIapsss
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For Congress, In five OF the above districts
Calvert has 81, Harris I2i, Holland % For
Comptroller, MaMt gets nearly every vote
FRkbEEiUk COUNTY.
FREDERICK. Nov 6.-Compiete returns from
this county give tioldsboronyh ], 1876 MAJORITY
OTHER COUNTIES.
baltimore coGlntg.-1ht whole regular Union
ticket elected. The following are the MAORI
ties First district, i6; third, 10; fifth, li7;
nln'h, 20 eleventh. lGU. In the second district,
Tor clerk, l-ongnecker received 22i votes Oar
man 80, Nilligan none, and the rest of the TICK
ets ABOUT the same proportion. In the eighth
and carmsn g. Gle res. CT the ticfet correspoad-
ing.
Anne drundel-The report that the demo-
crate had carried this county il confirmed
Harris, dem, for Congress, leads Holland,
Union, 53i, and Calvert, Union, sil. HIS ma
Jority over both is 35l.
Harford.-This county has gore largely
Union. At Bellair the vote stands. Gsidsbo-
rough, 256; Maftit, 30. Hall Cross Roads gives
ioidsborough 1872 and Maffit 1877. A, Hayrs-
as.Irace the vote stands, Colds borough, 1915;
CarToll-Repor,ed at zoo majority for Colds
borough, and the whole Union county tic ke.
piect,o
AAesany couaty.-G Odds borough's n.,o.ity
reported at Sl,3O0.
Kent csunty-The regular Union ticket, In
Guiding Ricaud for Senator, elected by about
$50 majority. J. X. Hines, Union, is electsd
county circuit clerk by Gil majority, yer Jno
Frazier, jr., provost marshal, who ran on the
EN- aAclpation ticket
AHtS'f Z 0Hnty--10b "QOlS u MON lCR et elect
I'd without opposition. Cresxeii, emancips-
ton and Union, Is said TO have iS5 majority in
the county.
Caroline County.-Reported $50 majority for
Creswell over Crisheld for Congress-
CectL Ceunty.-Cresweii's majority in this
county is reported at sol.
Dorchsster,--Francis J. Henry, independent
Union, for clerk Of the Circuit Court, leads
Hicks, Union, l3i, and Straits district 10 be
heard from.
Queen 4nns's C".lnty-Ths regular Union
county ticket elected. s. Dyott chosen clerk of
Clrcuif Cnnrt =
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
FROM CHATTANOOGA,

The Rebels Firing from Lockout Noun.
tain-Our Commune ations Complete.
CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 6.-AH Is quiet along
the lines day. The enemy keeps up lazy
lire from the crest of Lookout mountain, occa-
sionaily reaching our lines.
They have 4 2o-poundes gun there They
varied the entertainment, this morning bv
throwing number Of shells inside of their
own lines. This strange conduct excites con-
siderable comment
Last night several Rebel camps disappeared
iiom The front OF our right and Information
LEADS US To the belief that Bragg's army nas
been weakened recently for some purpose NO,
yet revealed
LongstIeets headquarters are established on
Lookout Mountain, which Is held by a strong
force. -s
Is estimated that the Rebels I've expended
Sa,yO worth OF ammunition from Lookout
and killed one Federal soldier and woun ded
West Valley. o
Twelve deseiLers from Kentucky Rab,l
regiment was ready 20 follow u. the itr.t on
rorsuRity. W
Since Bragg was cut or from the East Ten
hessee route, We are in daily communication
win Bridgeport, and supplies come up rapid
~ Our line OF communication Ia now com
pLrte. "AA
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FoRD's THEATEh.-The rush to this ss.ab-
iisnment has continued unabatsd through the
week. and though much OF the interest centers
IN shs young trasedian, J. w. Booth, yet there
Are performers in the combination company
worthy to shine as independent stars; such as
the seautifu, and graceful Miss Annie " ate,
VINO combines In remarka. ls degree the
graces OF personal attractions, the physical
qualifications OF voice and force, and the high
gift Of genius. Such performers Rs Chas
Hheatleish, Harry Pearson, and others, are
also included in the distinguished list now
performing at Ford's.
Tonight Booth as Richard
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COURT MARTIAL

The court-martial presided over by Col. A.
J. warner, 10th PennsylYaniA Reserve Corps
having Den reduced TO a minimum by mem
ners leaving with their regiments for the field,
tne court has been declared dissolved. and nv
speciai order nom General Martindaie d new
court, with TIE same President and Jude
Advocate, has been organized
This court wh n1net on Monday next, at sas
corner Of Eigh:esnth street and Pennsylvania
avenue, for the trial OF Sergeant VIM. q. Pink
erton, company b, 15-!h Pennsylvania Yolur-
teers, and such other cases as may be brought
before IL
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BasAtas.sp. Rout .'bs 8, ls5.t
Inform ssian has been received At tails Depart
ment fro1 Mr.. CsavIssS ugdeu, the Consul OF the
United State, at Quebec. OF the issue OF On Order
in Council At Quebec. on the 18th ulano, in vsisn
it 10 declared thst, with visv to sac encourage
rnent of the Culture Of Flax in this PROVINCE r.
mission of duty will be granted all scuteh,ns
Machines imported into Canads until the close OF
the present year but that, upon, from, and after
the LIST day Of January next, the exemption 90
granted will cease and determine, and that 5eutcs
ing Mills or Machines imported upon and after the
aforementioned date shall be subject to the dat,
i'm posed u nor that article By law.
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From San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 6.-The Constitution
al Convention for Nevada Territory, held al
at Carson City, has chosen the Can fornia Con.
sfitution for q basis The indications are taat
tj,ere will be q short session, followed by an
early election OF mem beers OF the Legislature,
with the view of choosing Senators to present
a constitution to Congress at the ems uing ses
sion, for the admission of the State of Washoe
into the Union.
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SECOND edition.
4 O'CLOCK p. n.
EXAMINING sURaRoNs.

Drs. Rufus Baker, middletown, Conn;
Samuel Hudson, Medina, Ohio; Edward V.
Spencer, Mt Vernon, Ind; Edward Loomis,
Oneida, New York; Rufus &. Durham Seneca
Falls, New York; and w ]. Lshler, st.
Mary's, Ohio, have been appointed Examining
Surgeons by the Commissioner OF Pensions.
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An erroneous report prevailed yesterday
that General Geary, of Pennsylvania, and
staff, were captured In the ight at Oolliersvilie,
on the Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
Gen. Geary is with the Army Of the Cumber-
land, at Chattanooga, several hundred miles
from Golfers viIle II was q Rebel General
Geary and staff who were captured by our
forces which alters the case materially.
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NAVAL ORDbRS,

Commodore s. W. aodou. ordered "a MEM
Der of the Board OF Examiners at PhiIadeI-
phia.
Captain Gustsvus H. Scott ordered to spec ial
duty, New York.
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pRISlNEpS

Five prisoners OF war, eight prisoners Of
State, and rebel dessrter reached hero from
the frsnt last night, and were committed TO the
Old Capitol by order of Capt. Todd
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Byw l.. WALL 90. suckoneers.
gAIEOH SaL.JABIEFAS

MI ssn H.-ER pRiyJLRes IN PsISca
GEoRGx onCsTT, hAHYLaEp, At kUCTIos.-on
WEENIsDAY. the 25th Of November l5S, q
O'Clock Nj W will sell, on the premises. tAaI
Valuable Rarm known As greenwood Park -
lsrsed the residence of tie iars ssuseur7
Joining the farms of y. Pas..a :, the late DR.: Crss
ford, Albert Berry. and T. Beall, and coata'a Mig
vssy productive for ToSs ana Grain. The &C
pro- ements eontIet IF ne-rlr n - and cotifcTEa
stream IF wafer, Barns, Stables, Corn aud lss
Il uses, Quarters and kil NJ cesssrY ";t > dlnas
Terms One fourth cash, STS of which mos,
pa:d at Esie balance in 8, Il. u. and "a mosihs
tearing nterset, aud secured by deed OF trust o.
the premises
ROT VIM. u, w LII q co, A0pk
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TIL. Fret Ala bama LoyaI Cavalry.

CAIRO, Nov. 5.-About two thirds of the Let
Alabama loyal cavalry, recently surrounded
by 4 largely superior rebel force, at misseiyiile
Athsa sid fhs,E i, have arrived Al
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs.-Frnucis
Roberta, drunk; 81. Geo. Harritz, do; 81 s.
James Lomax, profanity; Sis. Enoch Lie.
man, false pretence; dismissed VIM. Peach
dircrderly; Si.si. James WEIGH, Suspicion
held for trial
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CAvALRT BUREAU.
OFYIcE OF DEPur QragrRsa .sr8R,
Washington 1853
PkOPOeALS ara solicit ed and will be received At
this OF CO until FRIDAY 2Jth day OF November at
noon for the furpiahn4 of 20 0 cords of good
be delivered 1T the Cavalry Depot Giesboro polat
D.. c., co.d.d In ranks feet high; delivery not
being cons'dered complete until corded, measure /
and inspsctsd Bidders will state the Prices for
each kinc-nak. hickory. pine
An inspector will be deslGnated on the part of
the d Government to inspect and ma azure this wood
1he Ability Of the bidder to fulal bis agreement
must be guaranteed BY two respons!bls persons.
antee.
The responsibility Of the suarsntor must be
shown by the Official certificate OF the Clerk of the
aearest District Court or OF the United States Dis
Proposa must be addressed TO Oap..,u n
Oupuy, Depot QuArternsastsr, Cavalry D pot, 81 I
b street. ston, D. O., and endorsed on the
envelope Proposals for Wood" no 7N
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JusT RECEIVED.
RUR eALk-
1900 Bills. fresh Burnt LINZ.
Also 800 Tons OEMBARLANO COAL
RICHARDS GUIEAND,
Corner FIRST st. aaat al south
no b It. and At their Wharf foot Of 4th at east

NJ DING PR16lN rs.
large assortment Of AZ " and elegant Jswelry
silver Ware, and Paris Fancy Good Of tho latest
ga most unique styles, Cotton W especially for
". NJ GAIT 4 BRO. Jewellers
DO obtif 384 Penn. avenue.
srHn COMPA CLERK ehowbg how And
L when to make out all Returns, Reports, Rolls,
KsutE. Price 81,
Manual for Quarter Masters, and Manual for
Quarter Matters and MINISTRIES. Oontaiuins
lnstructioas IA the PREPARATION Of Vouchers, Ab-
tuacts, DO. By Capt i. J. Hunter. Price 81
stAntly on hand WIN
Al Books sent BY mail. postage paid, on REQ eliot
OF the price. For sale BY
PHILIP sOLOM0Ns,
MOIST 332 Penn avenue
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THE FIGHT AT t0LLIERSyILLr.
Gen. GeaIy, OF Mississippi. a Prisoner
Pursuit Of the X ebeIs

MEMPHIS, Nov 6.-The fight at Golfers vile.
Yesterday, lasted three hours, when the Rebels
hea leaving twenty killed and four wounded
In our hands
oar loss was light. Amoug the prisoners
Of ,hs Is are Las Ssary Brisadier Genera,
IN the Rebel service; also one cantsin tnraa
mtufenant5, and one surgeon. Gen. deors
Was wounded. ~' 3"
. Col Hatch who arrived AZ Co.i,arsyina viii,
hree rrglnents half an hour after ,ha az,
sommancec, followed the rstreatiag R.haIas ~
So'o " atsr, where he was skunishing ,n,.h
.hein al Iast accounts. Coils. Merrill aud Via
ner are .ndeaycrnipg 10 fiank them n -
vi. halch estimates their numbers at 5000
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GREAT rHkHS Days rKorTIEG
~ osEKFIE
PINBY BRANCH TR0TYING COURSE.
WxsHlsGrox. D. c.
FIRST DAv-NoNDAY. Nov. 9Th, 1865
f' MI Mi. S as!ss kss: 2, Eli Hs.a,:a
p,h h.es snssr.s 9 Da. k.se. of Nov York,
fs9sford Com ca. 70. Belle OF Hartford, Of
A. o.; essssr ssssr. e.. N. called Lad, oA.a,,o.
III. above horses are in excellent condition. and
very fast time may b expected. anu
fT s.. ?, P1t q. i Es, na
''' Il esa asso' Bells
rn,, M;l E H .ea Be-, e % Harness,
!, so 4 ,ss Pa., s4.sss Trs.s m
Ere. for ii Hsrs.. s.s. 2s s1o,s.a !,
MI. Heats. Best ~ s 10 f Hssa.s..a, s'@'
1nsfiss TO CLOSE same ~ above.
THIRD DAY-wnDk .spAy. Nov. ,,.A. yss
Two s.i.. ~. II" t s:s,.d q Dr. H.,
At .1stsss e,o's o. rsssssy Nsys@s.I pta ~.
r' sos l. III ai1ss LIZ ps:: sdsl,:'a
Sr1AA oYsfaa saLOoN.
harwsnS AHD o,
10 s-s.- e.ol0I D0sALpsoH.
MRs 0AT1s Wi.lss 70 ia5exa Ass e.,.,a, -.
~: 40 e :. :a.:,,
SoH1R1IHa H1W Io8 wASaIssloI
Mss sAHEoRD. non Ns~tHssa. As.,.....
so1 -: is; .soS Bill g aHf
noss s..asessSls ssyics VeSsssss via - -
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Ntet Among the Zeal Miners Mt Maueh
aunek-brufal IA urder Of \ Ceai OpeTa

a ssrso,,. PhIA, Nov. 6.-There is report I
ChnnI ios IA the coal rRions around Mach
stIi.h ,a.I -FOUR mrn are said to have been
Gorrsi, = ,HSo'aE Mr.. Smith, Of the Arm Of HnIL
il /. frr;her sa 2, tbs city. Governor Curtin,
troops 70 queli the dissurbancs' pa 40 70 send
tsseosn D,spArcHl Is.
,ns rA =, I,m Mo,, e-raomas Hull. Of
. d.paieh from summit, pa a ,a., isea
d' ores X. 8 Nth Of that firun, h., r"ns w.
dead, And m Uierich, . store kser.. .w.. snSs
- O. u Us confirming tho reported difhcnit~ !.
- res ION =
80 - believed by tina principal Goa, -
~ the riot az Msuch Dauns :. :.
~. Mr. Smith, who WA ana :
ID OF the Irish miners ~
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WINTsR DRRss GOODS.

We ssall open on Monday, Novembsr 9th, large
stock of
FASHIONABLE DRRss GooDs,
including
SILK md Wool Repa in all colors,
All wool Reps in all cclors,
All Wool PARIS Poplins in all colors.
Lupins' best French Meriuoes.
Plain AL Wool Mousselains In Gil eolors,
French ana s.1ony Dress Goods at 81, As s1,6!
American DeLains At 81 ana 81 cents.
81 piet es SpI asus n and Pacific Prints,
IGa kiece. Dutchsss Prints at 20 cents per yard,
Black Silks from u to Is per yard.
All Wool Brisht lis for Children,
CoburK Clctha and Alpaca In all colors.
MOURNING GOODS
In great variety. including al tae New g. ods OF
tnie season q I'm portAtiJn.
~We offer all the above goods At extremely low
prices. JOS. j. MAY q 90.
sos Penns, ania AveuVo.
no. ct bo veen 9th And 10Th sta
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~ O NY d O TIC M my
- And
LADIES' AND 8INTLEMlN,8
DINING SALOON.

TIC undsrslgnsd tAiSs 1feat pleasure in Inform
Ing his friends and former patrons OF his removal
from No. 80 High street, GEORGETOWN, to 400
PsnnsShania avenue, between 81 and ~ streets
north side. Where he will be most haopy to "a
ceive and serve ORDERS with al kinds Of FOREIGN
DO. 40.
Weddings. Pairs. Private Parties, and supps,,
served at the shortss. notice.
All kft de- Of CREAMS. WATER ICEs And
CAkES, made to ordR There 10 attach ed TO ia
Confeetionsry an IA ting SALOON. where 9 rsry
win be furnished. = -. "A''u'
DOS Nv -..... 8. SIMMONS
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TTOUeEYURHIsHING DRY GOODS
NJ 4 w G o O D 3.

NJ xW G o o d 3.
Just opened, at BOsWBLL's Fancy Store,
No. 800 D street. near Fourteenth street, q
good assortment of Fancy. Zephyr, and Wooden
Knit Goods. such - Red Riding Hood Cloaks.
Opera Hoods, Breakfast 6hswls, Hubiss, Lessinss,
Comforts, Skating Caps, ChiIdren's Goats and
ZouAYe Jackets. BalmorAl Hose, Gloves Mits,
Socks, Ladies' Fine Cashmere Vest and Drawers;
also Velvet Ribbon, Belt Ribbon. Magic Ruff ng,
hair Nets, Braids. Carriers, tine article, Laiiss'
Paper Collars AID Cuffs, together with lots Of
T, ilet Articles and other fancy Goods Give me
call. and get cheap goods. MOI cost
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Il n III
II MINK 8ABLE,
IIfCH,
WATER MINK.
4 1reas variety OF all kinds for sale st Shy
hOURB. In GEORGETOWN, nosS.
E0R sALB-A now YKENOH PLATE MIRROR,
l llx3h foot, with heavy Gilt window CORHI-
CTS First coat $l75; viii be sold bsxsd for Lon.
Afro, riea Medallion VDLV1Y CARPET. EInr
feet. Cost 500. will be sold for sl5O. ADpIy cor
II and 7ist SITS no ST.
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INJECT ING A WHOLE RRGIARNT.-A woman
named Kateiy, living on Capitol Hill, was ar
rested last night by Capt. Dolans detectives,
charged with inJurIng the health Of about sey :
enty. five members of the l53d New York vol
unteers, and rendering them unfit tor duty
Central G uardhouse.
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w..S,nsssa Money Market.

washington Money Market.
Quotations for stocks coin and unourrenf
uoney, furnished BY Lewis johnson & Co.,
Buying. Selling.
q. 8. Coupon Bonds, Iesl......1Osx 1to4
Do, 1881, 5.20's.. par
=. s. 40 Notes. .f06f TON
@ uartermasters' Checks. .......99S
New Certificates .....-.........&h
American Silver ........... l3fai35
American Gold .45ai46 1as
NEW YORK RATRs-FfRsT BOARD.
Fnupon 6s, 1881, ZIG; 1905, 1G5; Cerud ;atei
OF Indebtedness, 49,; Gold, l47s.
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HORSE AT LARGE--I.ast night, Il horse,
fully equipped for cav airy service, with a car
bine, such is used by Col. Bakers cavalry,
was found going at large a the street, and WAS
taken up by soldier of the III valid corps, and
was taken 10 the Fourth Ward Station. THIS
morning officer pendel d. livered the property
TO Gel Bakers Office. 1t WAS fully ideu :. lie i
horse belong 10 one of the Rangers, and
WAC entered tie books 20 the credi. Of the
pelice officer.
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ASTEASGRR.-This morning, about half past
six clock, a new born white male child was
found On the steps OF Mrs. Meehan' 6 residence
on Il street SOUTH near First street east by Mr.
kirkpatrick, and taken 10 the station house.
The police having no proper accom- m odations
for IL, i. was placed in charge OF colored
woman near by. There as only an old ren-
nant OF shirt wrapped around 1t and Ser
geant Milstead and roundsmAA Pierce pro-
cured some clothing for il.
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JUST BEGIER1NG.-I.aStn night, officer Pendci
arrested thomas DOnelson, a boy of eleven
years, for throwing down Edward Raidy, i
news boy, and robblng him OF Sl.i5 and thirty
cents worth of papers. The prisoner SAID his
brotbe, took thu nIon.y and gave it TO him. He
wa arrested at Canter bury Hall, and part OF
the money WAS found on him. 1t is lar,enta-
bic 80 Sc The effect OF bad example thus little
hoy 10 the brother of Walter Done lsou, the no =
;oIuus little TIL thief and burglar, who SO long
engaged the attention OF the police, until he
WAS s~nteGCed TO one year 10 tbs peui aeutiary ).
The prisoner was sent to Jail fer hearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-07

FURDER.-Last night, between and .
o'clock, ; murder was committed in shauty
occupied hy contrabanGs, in an alley between
Third and Four and 8 half streets and e and
II streets north. From the investigate Of the
police, it appears that improper intimacy ex-
listed bet ~een Peter GorGion and the wife of
gorge Banks, coiored. Last night Gordon
went to Banks house and was ordered out by
Banks. The wife interfered, and said that
GORDON should not go. A scuttie ensued, in
which Banks was cut in the stomach with a
knife by Gordon. Officers Barker and Ashton
were soon on he spot, but Gordon had IS
capped. Banks died this morning about 5 clock.
Charity Banks arrested acc.soory +,
and Is held FIR hearing after the Coroner sh 81!
have held an inquest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-07

STABBIFa AFFAIR. - Yesterday about 4
vanis avenue, near Twenty second street, be
tween Frank Ryan and George Peacock, a
government employee. Ryan used & dirk,
sabbing Peacock III the neck with II, and An
nictng Wound OF serious character, sever
ing several arteries in the NE ck. DR.. Joyce
was called upon and dressed the wound,
after which Peacock was conveyed to his
home in 1eorgetown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-07

PROBABLY FATAL ACCIDENT Yesterday
evening, between 5 and o'clock child of
Mr.. Baker, who resides at No. 81 Pennsylvania
avenue, was dreadfully burned by its clothes
takiuG ure from u stove during the temporary
absence OF its nurse. DR.. Joyce attended the
child, and was OF opinion that the injuries will
prove fatal