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RIcHnoHD, June 26.-Information has
been received that three regiments Of Ysn
kse cavalry. with two howitzsrs, left Tun.
stsll's Station, last evening. They appear.
ID 10 Hanover County. this morning, and
6rsd on material train on the Genital
Railroad. The engineer reversed the train
ssd escaped. Tho Yankees have posses.
sion Of The Centra: Road, and will doubt.
less proceed sgaia to Ashland. The tsls.
,gsaph wires wess cut this forenoon. The
bridges on both roads are guarded by In.
fsotFy. No train is sxpsctsd from above
this evening.
LAT1a.-Ths raiders rssehsd South An.
NJ bridgs, on ~ Central Railroad, at . O..
clock, sod were resisted BY the guard. A
depsteb 'eposts the fight progressing. The
Telegraph is working 6psly On the Frsdsr.
ioksbsfg Road 70 tho Junction. The enc.
my burnt barns aod attempted 10 destroy
the crops Ia thsir progress through tho
country. Also stole NJ horses and nova.
bls property. The proximity Of the Yau.
KEGS 70 ths city hes oesssionsd no apprs.
hsodon ia of6slsl ,siroIes. The citizens are
quiet and ready.
SrnL LATra.-Ths Frsds,ieksbusg road
las p sssd frey the Junetiop. A traip on
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LATEST FROM PokT Hupsos.-By a gen.
tlcman from Clinton, We learn, says the
Natchez Courier, that q courier out OF Port
Hudson TO General Johnston. says our loss
in fifteen attacks had been but two hun
dred, killed and wounded; Federal loss, over
1900 Of all colors. In last Saturdays at.
tack, which lasted six houra and wxs terri
BILE, the loss of the enemy was heavily in
creased. P'eIty OF provis.ons, aud the gar.
rison III the best o: health and spirits -
General Gardner conident-Jackson Miss.
issippiaa, 25h
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The ScARE AT WAsnI1eEos-A gentle.
man who came through ths lines since the
capturs Of Winchester by or forces say.
that the newspapers coavsy Q very made.
quats idea OF the exteas % the alarm at
Washington. produced by the news Of the
advance Of Gen. Lees army. Every avail.
able man was being hurried to the capital
for ito defence. and the whole city was in q
perfect furore Of alarm and excitement.
Official Information, received here, states
that under the influence Of this excitement
Bsrnsids's corps has been ordered from
keatucky to constitute . portion Of the ar
my ds.igped for the defence Of tho Yankee
Sodom Richmond Dispatch.
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YANKEE CAVALRY AT BRooKHAvrs.

YANKEE CAVALRY AT BRooKHAvEx-
About midday yesterday some thirty OF for.
ty Of tho Yankee cavalry dashed in Brook
haven, burnt UP eigh; cars, aud left in AN
eastern direction. This WAS, perhaps, half
the number Of cars which was below Jack.
son, and will very materially. interfere with
the limited means Of transportation between
Brookhsven and Jackson.
The Federa!s only staid 30 minutes. and
did no damage to the track or place Jack
son .Misjiss,ppidn,' ASH.
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The Copfederstes in Maryland.

A letter from a Confederate soldier. in
tho Petersburg Express, dated William.-
port, Nd, the i7,h. gives the lowing &C.
count Of the crossing into Maryland:
We tarSied in Msrtinsbprg only long
enough 10 gather our spoils. and from thence
csmo TO this place, arriving here night be.
fore la4t. Msrtinsburg 10 stroDg for the old
Union, A9d several Yankees we're found
concsalsd in the houses, even after the owo
ere had swo5n that none were there. All
that part ofNirginis, l fear, with but very
few excsptiOnN 10 unsound to The core.
But Of all the sights I have ever seen,
none can compare with this town. On
crossing the Potomac, and entering the
place, was at the ,ysry, head Of the column.
Not . soul. sAvs few boys apd scattering
Confsdsra,s. cavalry, gracsd tho seems. All
the stpres and every house was closed and
every window and every .curtalp was down,
- IL the eight Of = rebel could not b tols.
rated. On advancing further into the town.
. few faces (womHn's cpriosi.y) occasional.
ly protrudsd from . window, and groups
Of men could DO seen gathered on tho street
.cornsrs At one corner about half dozen
young girls were collected. who waved their
handkerchief quite bravely and cheersd ".
This We have named secession corner.
eut the buttons from my coat to Rivo to
these girls, for whish hoped 10 get IN 70.
turn brsakfasts, dinners and suppers. Bat
generally the women looked vsrv gram, 40
II hesitatiug between laugh and cry, and
the men looked serious, and wsrs ~ mute
~ blocks Of granite. All betrayed an svi.
dent fear. Aftsr dark, l went TO town {. ON
our eneampment, and saw . good many Ia.
dies on the streets. All declared their gym
pathy with the South, but said they were
afraid TO mako manifest their prsEsrencs. a.
their names would bo repeated whenever
the Yankees returned. But the men remain
cd silent
Little, however, did We care for these
things, and yesterday Gen. Rhodes opened
all Of the stores, and made the proprietors
sell 70 soldiers for Confederate money. OF
course articles Of every description were
immediately advancsd-cotes. for instance,
At SO cents Per pound. and every other ar.
ticle in like proportion; but no greater OK.
toruon was allowed.
10 the evening, all the men aod officers
save the stsf officers, were ordered out OF
town, and the Government impressed every.
thing II wanted paying in Cenfsde-
rate money, and If that was refused paying
none At all.
The merchants had copcsalsd their goods
10 every conceivable place, bst q rigid search
soon brought them TO light The people
sy nothing 70 al this, bpt you can see lha,
they sell with very bad grace.
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Philadelphia pap"r-. Of the 25tb. have
dates, from McConnsllsburg Of the saith,
which state that the excitement along the
border remains unabated. Business is at a
perfect stand stiH. The prospects Of reap
ing the coming harvest are not encourag.
ing. The rebels are overrunning Franklin
County.
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A Cincinnati telegram says IL 10 reported
that 900 eitizsns Of lodiana srs encsmpsd
at Bleomington, for the purpose Of resist.
ing tie dan, and that they have pieksts
o9t eight miles Nound town.
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A Winchester correspondent Of the Wing
dated the 27sh, mentions report that
Ewsl certaiul. holds Harrisburg. Pa. An
officer protesting to be direct from there
says the people are very submissive. The
report needs confirmation. but the latest
Philadelphia papers repor. Ewelt within
twenty six miles OF Harrisburg ON the night
Of the 24.h.
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Fine Stock.
My though.bred Horse
DAPPLE JOHN

will stand the ensuing Spring Season, com.
mencing the frat week In March. at my
residence near Hanging Rock.
DhPPLE JOHN is full. .bloodsd Jenus
and Canadian. He 10 80 well known in this
section that il Is scarcely necessary to say
anything in commentator Of his superior
qualities. His Colts speak for them selves,
and they are unhesitating!y pronounced by
good judges 10 be among the best stock Of
our country. For fnenss. Of form. spirited
appearance and acliyny Of motion, he 10 not
exceIed BY any horss 10 the State.
Mares from distance can bs accommo.
dated with stsb'ing aud pastures.
Terms for the Insurance $4,000
JAMES ii. INGRAM
Feb. as, 1863, 3-tf
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A writer 10 the Herald, from Hsperstow

A writer in the Herald, from Hsgerstow.
Maryland, says:
"Farmsrs from Pennsylvania, who came
into Hsgsr''o~n q. early this morning. state
that 40 soon a. tho rebels got into the Stale
Of Pennsylvania, they took every horse,
killed every other animal. and burned every
house and barn and hsy.rick on their
route"
We hope this 10 true, but Il needs coniir.
nation, - wa have IL from no other source.
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ADvERTIsRMENTs,

VIII be inserted at two dollars per SQUARE
fer each subsequent insertion. A square to con.
sist OF the space Of IL lines, Brewer type. No
advertisement considered less than a square.
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The Herald says Vsllandigham has ron
ths blockade safely 10 Nassau, whence he
will 70 20 Canada
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER
Published svsry "Wednesday Morning
BY
". ID. g O N N 9 r s
Editor and proprietor.
r E r II g.:

Al the expiration of Six Months, 49,. $50
A. the end of tho Year, ..------... 500
No paper Discontinued until all srre.r.gss
are paid, except at our option.
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N A N s N H lou Sc
G.. Robinson.
CAMDEN. =. G..

Sn"DEN, -. u.
The subscriber returns his thanks 10 his
friends and the travelling public. for the lib
eral support he has received for the last
twelve years; and would state he has com.
meneed this year under new auspices, and
pledges himself that every exertiou will be
made by him,s.f and .ady to give saiisfac-
ton and keep ups
FIRST RATE HOTEL,
with clean and comfortable rooms and IN
orderly House. Having 4 Fi,sl rate Cook
and good servants, travellers may depend
upon good accommodation at the old Man.
sion.
Ladies or families (wishing it) will be
furnished with Priva.e table without q.
ira charge.
His stables will be found in good order,
with plenty Of provsnisr, and Two faithful
Ostlers.
His Omnibus will be found at the Depot
every day on tho arrival Of The Trains.
4. G. ROBINSON, Proprietor
April 8, 1853, 9-3m
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Rags! Rags =!

We will pay 7 cents per pound for all
clean cotton or linen Rags delivered at tbs
Ledger Office.
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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPArCHESl
THE STATE ELECTIONS.
VICTORIES FOR rHR UNION.
THE ELECTION OF WAR MEN.

PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.
. falADkLrHIA. Oct I3.-Scattsring returns
leoe' when Governor Cnrtn had 3aOOo maiori.
", snow mat Altoona, Blair county, gives
semns.s majority Of So Curtin's gain ila
ward majority; Curtn's gain 3.
nn'on IA on, tornsnip, schuylkiil county.-wood-
ware ~, considerable Democratic gain.
Auzerne County.-Wilkesbarrs-C So a
gain over last year Of 100 The majority In the
eounsy win be about 7,2Oo.
CaToon-East Mauch Chunk-Curtin II.
Nofthampton.-Easton and South Easton.
1to; Curtins gain 50. The county will riye
woodward about 2,e0o majority. BsthIehsn
bethlehem township.-W oodward ia; Demo
cratic gain A.
Che.,er.-oxford borough, Curtin n; gain o.
East Noting b ham-Uurtin 8; gain 4e Hope
well borough-Curtin 3; gain Is. Lower 0S.
ford-W ocdward 80; Curtin's gain le. Ea.t
Cosentry-Curtin lO2
cno,is Dsisware y. County.-Chsstsr and borough
for Curtin. - '''
Harrisonrs.-woodward's majority, se; Our
tins gain, e6.
Montgomery County.-The borough OF Nor
rittown gives Curtin majority Of l2s; gain
OF 624 over 500.
Pittsburg.-1n twenty fl ve districts in Alle
eheny county, Curtin has gained lose over his
majority in 1860. The county will probably
gives, 1900 majority.
o4'- nnSoshoi Cley gives % majority
Tor woodward, gain Of 212 for Curtin over
1850. Lancaster township, Mr. Buchanan,s
residence, gives e6 majority for Curtin, q gain
OF a; There is a gain of le6 in four districts
heard from.
Junia,a County.-si1 districts give Curtin
gain Of 1856.
Butler County.-Eight districts give Curtin
SEC n ajority.
Crawford County.-2,GoO majority for Curtin.
Erie County.-Curtin's majority 600
q, do Bradford County.-A reported majority Of
Wayne County.-Woodward $50, freportsdD
Monroe Countryside for Woodward
Ca1bo County gives Woodward 500 mai
Iehlgh County-Complete and correct re-.
turns give Woodward 1865 majority
Bucks County gives about 400 for Wood
ward.
Cumberland County.-Woodward's majority
$50 to GOO
THE ELLCTroN OF GOVERNOR CURTIN CLAInRD
BIZ TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND MAJORITY
PH1LADKLPHIA, Oct. 10, II p. m.-The city OF
5000 majority, being gain Of L. 600 on the vote
OF !ebu, when he carried the State by $4,000
majority. His majority in the State is not iess
than 25,GG0 Both at the Union League Room
are claimed.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 14.-3a MT ia i'm
possible to get full returns from the different
townships OF the interior counties tonight, but
enough ls known to indicate at least $4,000 ma
jority for Curtin.
In every former Democratic county with the
exception of Schuylkill, the Union party gained
largely. In the latter county the Copperhead |
gain is less than one hundred. Wiikesbarre.
WoodWard's home, gave q gain Of 100 Union
votes. s=-
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From lharIeStnn

NEW YORK, Oct. l3.-The Times Norris
Island correspon dent, under date of the 7th
instant, states that SO much damage has been
done to the 1ronsides by the rebel torpedo that
it IS seriously conteR plated sending her North
for repair. Our naval picket boats were at
tackled at the same time. 1t is thought the
rebels will soon make a demonstration on our
fleet with their rams, as three OF the m ,nitors
are absent. Two "Devils." to remove harpor
obstructions, have arrived. Unless something
shall be soon done the re bells will regain entire
possession Of the harbor.
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TIVE DAYS LATER FRuM EUROPE,
oI. JoAns, Oct Is.-Ths steamship Aries.
Hspe Raea ps ,a On a ,ne %, wAicl struck near
~ rsed here safely at o'clock this sftsrnoon-
The vseesi was badly damaged
Inc Afflces dstee are two days later.
M SohIsoesa" iosu mas sdvanced one and
The London Nsws says Brsess victory over
h seerans 10 striking denDnetration Of the
in Q. To. To .tx.., gon
th- adysnee OF the Fed. raiG The honor. of
the battle belong to Bragg; ssut he must do
more than ne has hitherto doaeif the Confeder-
ate cause Is TO gain solid adssnsage from his
The Paris Steele srruss tnat1f s.sph.n, visits
Parls with the expectation ef procuring a re-
eoRniton Of the South, he retn return disap-
pointsd, The time tor .hak has passed, il is
ever sxtsted. The South, bF armfng negroes,
shows thai resistance is exhSas.sd.
MaxfmHiiAn has ans were dthe M exfcan denu
tAtion toat hs will be ready - accept the throne
In the tree, Spontaneous exprAssion of the pcu-
ulasion, ahd by guarantee for the integrity
and independence OF the country.
The Paris Bouree Is heavy; rentes 67f 75c.
News by the Scotia OF the defeat Of Rosecrans
created considerable sensation, and caused q
rise Of hvs per cent In the Confederate loan.
but the advance was not fully sustained. II
closed at about twenty i've discount
The Times thinks that Ros Grams as defeated
Dy superior strategy, rather than by mere fight
Ing, and Gays 1t is evident that the Federal
uoops contested the Aeld obetnately, rallied
when broken, and formed again and renewed
the snEagement repeatedly. They seemed to
have done ell that bravery and determination
could snsct but the grea-er skill Of the Con-
ftderate generals in commanding the forces
"nach made the attack insured them victory
The Herald looks on 1t az the most decis,y.
battle fought in the Western States.
The Morning Post points to the continuance
OF one popularity OF this war, that neither
belIge1snt should he permitted for any pro-
tracted period to follow the path OF victory
The Army and Navy Gazette attempts to
snow dangerous position for Rosecrans but
suggests that the Federal prospects NAV be-
brighter than the telegraph makes out.
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The Raiders IN Missouri.

ST. Louis, Oct. 12.-Sheyby and Coffee's raid !.
ers left the Pacific railroad on Saturday, and
moved north, reaching Boonville yesterday
morning. They found no railroad propsrtV a.
Iipten, az previously reported but plundered
the town OF a large amount Of money
The citizens Of Warefield, Greenfield. and
otner towns through which the rebels passed
suffered IN like manner. The Federal troops
from various directions are closing in on them,
and although our forces consist principally OF
OF capturing them
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ADJUSTMENTS.

sFoRD's NEW THEATER,
TENTH srRIEY. ABOVE 3.
Holiday stree. Tssss: 'Rs sslsnSss.
",DfssP4H f1s4 siaSi aHEifs1Hs, s14 sssss sasss;sss;,."'
MISS nAaa1E MITCHELL.
rHRlA sPLENDID PIloIs.
THE s5ssiE dsis ii;:iinfi sIlfhiv,,.,
aassis a assfsIiana. ...-...--.AsssIs Mitchell
e.r,r,a. rHn LITTLE TREAsga1; ,,,..,.,
sru,,,4F Ftapa1 q A1as1n aashF.Hs nssour,h.
v1S E 81 iE ETh q sAyor an: TIL
GROWERS ThEATER,
Psnasy!ren'a Avenue. nsar. WtllorSs' Hotel.
LIsHAsD GROVER. .--.... Director
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct. u.
4 I. I: l. sSiiifi,si SxYkFF5Rf6 s5 A. Dram. ''
MRS FARRER
1nstsus enssssmsnts Drecludins longer stay.
The beautiful play in g. sets, written s1pr..l,
''' - - ST. n 4 Ro;
SOLDIER q oF F1F FORTUNE.
land and xnsrie.. with the most anSusIin.d a.
probation; aboundins in beautiful sentiments.
esS xrssn
!. \. wilkins, and produced this evening vita :
~ EincGl. E.i.ecS !, a. vt: nafs
hi: irisnS. ssptsin Of di;6.nded r.ximsns.5 moc0
* rich LADY Of acdiens, wife oi ST. a.rs1 1n0f'
:. Tsel:su I:-rhe Happy Home and the r.mp.a-
+.
fh 81:
asa ue'a5s e.5sd ss.s I'D
PIE Tse Pi ae.rs: rh' mn fT:
again. together, heart and soul"
ETids{Iss5.Tsll Az ss Bsasat q davenport. and
sn,u Seats may be ss ured for either of the above
rhSs HCspAY ~ 9steh.r M ls; NJ and Mr.. W. RLoR.
Doors open ri Overture 1t x. w.
70 as;: .na p;,east
% cents; Reserved seats. IS oents extra. ~''''
EXTRA OARD.-Ths director has the honor tn
announce, that he has made arrans ssments WITH
Carl Al schuts to give two grand Mafine &c Perform
ances of entire Operas Thursday and Friday. Oct
18Th and 18th. The full company Of operatia ar
plGyed.
Hiotow q favo,ite opera Of
MARTHA
will be given on Thurfday afternoon
Doors open at2 Per formaness eamuencins ats
O'Clock.
On Friday Afternoon Donisettis grand oera of
LA PILE DU AEGIAENT
will be given.
The price Of admission has been nxsd At 30 CENTS
70 all parts of the house, except Gallery Is cents
81 ats be secured At the Office Of Grovor'a The.
ater. for the Opera Aatinees without extra charge,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS.
By Nh. L. WALL . co., Austsonesrs.
HOUbxAOLD FCRNlTURl AT AUCTION
A On FRIDAY MORNING., 18th inst st 10
o'siosE vs will sell, ct the Houss On 2ltS street
nnear tenn. eys and the Circle, the Hoxsshoh
rnrnitnrH Of ntas eeymsur en- mbracins-
MAA ParIor 6uite Oeatrs Table
Mirror and AAntel Ornaments
Solid Walnut Wardrobe
Be q teads and Marble top Bureaus
Mahogany 6idebOafd
Ex1snsion Dining Table and Chairs
China. GlAss. and Oroekefy Ware
Rrsnch and Cottage Bedsteads
SrdrOoes, Bureaus
Marble top Waahstands, Toilet Sets
Beds, Hair, ehuek, and Spring AAttfasses
Cook Ftovs. Kitchen Furniture. and Utsnsih
oes WIN L. WALL L co, Austs.
BvJ. Q. MEG UIRE L co.. Auetionssrs.
&DX HAN DSOME BUILDING LOTS ON FOUR
- fIIHiA Ard hORfl efxaBf At PuBLIo SALE.
On lhIlAY AFTERNOON. October 18th, At
O'Clock. on the prsnisss We shaH sell the whole OF
square No "a bounded By I4th street. Vermont
avenue, north N street Ano the Circle, odiyidsd
into Six very desirable building lots, foRr Of them
fronting about - feet on north street, hstWsSn
18th street ard Vermont avenue and runnins baek
.o fsst to an alley, and the other two fronting on
18th street
Terms One third IN sash the remainder In six
aId tvalve months With inter est. sesursd BY dssl
Of trust IN the premises.
Convey atcins ~ the cost Of the purchaser.
In me dietely after shall sssl the stone folHAA-
osls j. MCGUIRE CO.. .Auets.
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hOISfAIT AU UA1TDRHADTlBN OBBIQl)
"A CsySW u & SD YSsssy s2Ssl s&zAss,
Web ms Ton, 6sDtsnbsr ., - !
Win - sold st p Bile Aastisl - the Arst soaona
and tAirl W1DE DSDAYe. Nh. I<th, sad alst Of
October, ~ tAs Corral, near Ne W Washia4toa o.
oSYvStolY Q lArSs lot Of
HOReDS AND AULDD
eeS1snnsl - uAlt for Dublis service,
eals - commence ~ 10 o si0sk n.
Terms easA, In Gov srnment fs1As.
OHARLIe &AHkDr0ON,
- = tbs AssigtaSt QuartsrnAst0.
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1863. FALL GOODS 1863
A1AReE AES FIIf TSdfSiS d5BSgS9 sroc1 OF
IN Il N Rs:" isrT srG sstyiR AND
y l. o A X 9,
BONNET Ribbons, FEATHERS AND
lNBROIDERIEs, DC.
Te setber with the lsrs est stoek Of
LADIES' Gnd MISS ES' BALMORAL and HOOP
Ladies are rsqut stsd to call and examine our
stock IS they will end II complete in every thing
usually l"und in first class Fancy Goods House.
W0LPSHkIMERS
Dry Goods and Millinery store.
ce 9 ST. No t03 Vast sth st., doors below 1.
SOMBRyiLLK d LEITCH,
- BRAss FOUNDERS AND FIEISHRRS.
MAIhs AysEUK,
Bag.sa Al aad 9Th streets Island,
haSipR TO- ln copaT as rship for the purpose OF
carrying an the above bnsn.ss ia all its anches;
and havnx nov com pl' ted al TIA cir srrsng gsmsns,
ers 6ss httsrs ard the pubic IN general of Wash
ipston 6eorgeto.n and Allen apdr. that they
rev PIE pared to furnish tn ercer BRASS CAST
INGe and flhlsHhD BRASS WORK of O. sry
Va ty Oh reatonskis terms and en- the shortest
also dc vote considerable att ncon TO Repairing ali
kinds OF verk in ur line, suca as sODA WAFER
APPARATUS, sakAM and WATER WORK &C.,
&c ard they fafter themselvss, from thslr long
rience IL some of the rst class hous es In the
favor them with call With hrst class material and
HTss hishest srics given for OLD COPPER.
BKAss, PEWTER, LEAD and zlNO, or taken in
WA Wasns-Sour "a TT good BRAss SlNIsHBRs. =
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Z ~ A man usar Lowell was ran tntD ~ q
railroad train, and sustained no 6amaEe exs
eept The bysaxtng Of his nose. -
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Rich 4RO g. B. CHBW, Trustee.
osE-eotd Upper Mar borouxs, Mary and.


w HlDks-HlD4S, s
d ssssgAS rs M and sAfURDAY. st Ii ssloek 9
the Goysrnr,.n no on s,Ith street, W WashiIS Eass
ssle nesS Oh sAnd - the tiI ~
noment OF sale sss, 70 ce RSio ~ IL
n tchron.l 1t. Dol. ana d. ~
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 13-The subscription
agent reports the sale of 1,7O9,s5 five TWEEN.
ties. Bonds are being delivered to the 9th OF
October.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-14
A Rebel Steamer at Halifax.

neDel steamer at Halifax.
HALIFAX, Oct 13.-The rebel steamer Relo,
six days from Wilmington direct, arrived this
morning, with about thirty passengers.
The Relo was chased by Federal block
ader, which shot hole in her.