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Affairs i'm Georgetown

THE CANAL.-Fears are entertained that thu
incursions of the rebel guerrilla bands into
maryland, along the line of the Baltimore aud
Ohio railroad and the Chesapeake and OHIO
canal, will again result in very serious
INJURY 70 the western trade, especially on the
canal. The stealing of a team or two or the
destruction OF boat, is suffi cient to alarm the
boatmen, who before lost heavily by the raids
OF Mosby and the invasion of Early, and induce
them to refuse freight and stay at home. More :.
over, the canal officers fear that the gangs OF
rebel thieves may SO seriously damage the
canal itself as to efiectually prevent navigation
during the remainder OF the season.
If the reports from the upper sections are
true, those fears are not unreasonable. The
reports concur in the statement that the canal
is without military protection, and that the
pickets formerly stationed along the line have
been Withdrawn. The gangs engaged ia these
incursions are not regarded by their victims as
soldiers engaged in honorable warfare, but as
gangs of thieves, who are associated only when
opportunities for large profits is offered for q
safe expedition, and that they are nst entitled
to the treatment of prisoners Of war
ARR1vED-Boats nj. and g. Bailey, 1133
tons coal TO captain; Mollie Mack and Loretio,
2l., - tons to Borden Co.; A. Fl. Wallis and J as.
A. Alexander, 207.l9 tons to American Go.
Broadways and X. p. Getty, 5l3.l6' tons to
Cumberland Co; John n. Williams, snndries
TO market. Departed-Isaac Motter and John
III. Williams, sundries to Edwards Ferry, and
fifteen boats light.
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKET.-No transac-
tons reported. Holders of flour advance their
rates, but prices are too unsettled to give re-
liable quotation. No arrival of wheat to-day.
1t would bring an advance OF five TO ten cents
per bushel if in the market.
PORT OF Observation-Disclosures Schoon-
er, w. Collier, Taylor, Providence; steamer
Baltimore, Lewis, New York; w. R. Rogers
MorI ssey, Philadelphia. Cleared, Golden
Rule Barley, Nanticoke, GIenwood, Bay
Iiss II. Y, A A. William, Fouche, Deals Isl,
NJ. Spicer, Cuvten, st Msrys, Valiant, Baker,
Baltimore: Sarah Anne: Lsoar, Tangier, S, P.
Harris. Mason, N. Y, Flying Fish, Saws, Ac-
coma, Napoleon, Soaper, Jersey City; r. WI.
mans, Code, PIT Deposite, sloop H. Day,
Jones, Chapanomerick Christiana, Bryant,
St MaryS
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IL Muc scandal has been created in "a.
ligious circles IN France, by the fact that two
distinguished people who died lately, refused
to receive extreme JUNCTION. One Of these was
M Chsve, q protested skeptic, the other was
the youthful Princess Ladislas Czart0riska,
daughter of q aeen Christina.
- II is SAID that the ex-K King Of Naples is
about 70 raise q loan OF twelve million francs
on the security Of the remains Of his Roman
property. 90 = > !
~ The firemens' monument raised at Chi
cago, cost $1,000. II commentaries tbs Lake
street calamity Of 1857 in that citv ~ =
IL In Paris they are absut m oet mn
"Theatre Reiigleux." where nothing but pieces
taken from the OLD Testament will he niavaT
" II IL now definitely settled thai E.r,v
as had his stPhil" Of Sheridan. AiiS
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They on the Constitution in Maryland

The Jesuit OF the vote in this State on the
New Constitution cannot be determined until
we have full returns from the counties, on
the Eastern and Western Shores. The coun.
ties as we anticipated, have cast heavy poll
against the adoption of the Constitution. In
some of the counties on the Western Shore it
is reported that the Judges did not insist on
voters taking the prescribed oath, and that
In some districts two ballot boxes were used
one tor voters who were sworn and the other
for those who declined taking the oath. If
these reports-and we give them only as re-
ports-are true. they will materially effect the
result, as the Governor will refuse to count
the votes where the oath was not administ tered.
As matter of speculation we give the fol-
lowing table of ma jorities, reported majorities
and estimated maj critics:
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FISANCIAL.-The New York Commercial
Advertiser of yesterday evening says:
The stock market opened with less spirit
than yesterday. there being disposition to
sell out and realize upon the advance of the
last three or four days.
The spirited bidding for the new loan i'm
proved Governments. Skies Of 81 advanced
K, and Five-twenties 4. Certificates were
firm at 94X.
The money market grows easier In face of
the requirements for the new loan. The wants
OF the stock brokers are readily met at per
cent. and in some cases, unemployed balances
are offered on short loans at 8 per cent
There is no change in the discount market,
the amount Of paper offered being nominal,
and the rates firm at Gals per cent. for good
and fair names
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FROM EUROPE.

The Mace and Coburn intended Prize
Fisht-The London Times on Union sue
cesses in the Field.
NEW YORK, October 15.-Per the steamship
Hecla, some particulars have been received
concerning the prize fight between Mace and
Coburn. 1t was stated in the former foreign
advices that the contest was postponed for the
present, if not altogether, owing to a dispute
arising relative to the choice of q referee
1t now appears that Cohurn paced the field
intended for the scene OF the fight, amid ire.
mendous shouts from the immense multitude.
Mace did not make his appearance. 1t is ex.
pected that Coburn Will claim the stakes The
matter stands over for adjudication by the
Stockholders on the 7tb.
The London Times says the capture of At.
lanta by Sherman and the subsequent victory
of Sheridan renders the reelection Of Mr.. Lin
coin almost certain.
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PROPOSALS. FOR WATER SUPPLY.


HeadqnnrterS EepoTtn,ert of WaskiHgtonJ
Office Chief QKnrtermastsr
WASHINGTON, D. c., october Is 1854. I
Written Proposals. will be received at this Office
until noon oil I'll UkSDAY, 10th instant for con-
veying Water to the feorgetown Home for Freed
men, on Georgetown Nights, d. G.
Bidders will state the cost of introducing Water
end putting in Range and connecting to Boiler for
a h OF water supply, as follows:
Eight hundred $500 feet ilineaD of inch cast
iron water gu pply- pipe, and laying, stating price
per lineal foot. Tapping main furnishing and fit
ting bydrant; arrangement Of range and boiler
come tons inside of house. and kitchen sink and
waste, and furnishing and fitting stable hydrant,
stain g amount for each item.
MAKING their pro posals and any information need
ed will be fur nished application ut this office.
An cath of allie glance mnst accom- pany each bid
JOHN A. ELLISON,
Co onel and Chief Gu art srmaster,
&C 15fd Department Of Washin gton,
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SECOND EDITION.
O'CLOCK p. III
4 O'CLOCK p. III.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
Jay Cooke & Go. furnish the folls wing quo
tations of Government securities:
WASHINGTON. Oct Il
FROM CITY POINT

The mail steamer Daniel Webster, Captain
Chas. Deering, arrived here this morning from
City Point with a number of passengers, Goa.
sisting principally Of army officers returning
to their homes on leaves Of absence.
The Webster brought up heavv freight
load of condemned military accoutrements
sent here to be turned into the Government
store house.
She brings no news from the front, and dur
ing the time she laid at City Point, which was
from Thursday evening at O. clock until Fri.
day morning at ten, the report of not single
gun was heard there,
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM FORTRESS MONROE

FROM FORTRESS MONROE
Reconnaissance on tn e North Side of James
River-They Advance 24 Miles toward
Observation-Disclosures to a Steamer.
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. Ia, 1864.-The side.
wheel steamer Ella was run into yesterday
near Brandon's, On the James river, by the
propeller Charles Thomas. Her starboard
wheel house was carried away, and she is
otherwise injured. She has arrived here, and
will go to Baltimore for repairs.
The mail steamer Webster arrived at D. M,
from City Point.
Gen. Butler sent out a reconnaissance on the
north side OF the James river yesterday. They
advanced two and a half miles towards Rich
mond, and returned without loss, having met
the enemy in small squads. Only slight skir-
mishes took place.
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BOARDING..

ROARDING-BOARD and LODGING can be OBJ
- tanned at No. "a 22d street, between and L.
ply on the premises. &C l5-3t"
ROARDING-A first class BOARDING HOUSE
Sd street with rooms. singly or in suites newly
and Handsomely fitted up. Also. an excellent
floor suitable for q party eff gentlemen. To those
Who wish for eomfort without prstension Or show,
the most earnest attention 10 their wishes, will
erdeavor to give those residing with her, . real
boarders taken. oc l5-2t*
BOARDING Rooms. with without Board ,
- can be had at 1873 I'd street west. between
and 9. q few doors from the Avenue, Capitol. and
Depot. l3-6t"
II OOMS WITH BOARD-At No. 2s street, be-
II tween 9TH and 9Th streets. Table Boarders
accommodated sep % 2awlm*
I ARGE FURNISHED ROOMS, with Board, at
IL 191 West street, Georgetown. sap Fl. Inn
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REPORTED CAPTURE OF PAYMAsrERs

REPORTED CAPTURE OF PAYMASTERS
1t has been very generally reported to-day
that Major Moore and another paymaster, who
were on the train destroyed by Mosby on the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, between Kear.
neysville and Martnsburg, on Thursday night,
were captured and robbed of S175,O0O AS no
mention has been made of such capture in the
published accounts, we are inclined to doubt
ITS truth.
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FLAGS CAPTURED BY SHERIDAN.

Yesterday, the battle nag of the 9th Virginia
cavalry, captured by private Philip B. Boy
butt, company A, I'd Massachusetts cavalry,
at Luray, Sept. oath, and the battle flag of the
32d battalion Virginia cavalry, captured by
private Ed. Hanford, company H, I'd United
States cavalry, near W oodstock, Oct 9th, were
presented to the Secretary of War.
Secretary Stanton made suitable acknowl.
edgment, and directed that medals should be
prepared to be presented to the brave men who
captured the flags.
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ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF THE REBEL
RAID INTO MARYLAND YESTERDAY

We1earn the following additional particulars
OF the Rebel crossing into Maryland yesterday.
As heretofore stated, they crossed at Whites
Ferry, and camped for a while on the farm of
Mr.. Daniel White, who lives on this side of the
Ferry. Mr.. White saw them approaching, and
in order to save his stock run it off. These
guerrillas numbered 800. Before dark the Reb.
els moved in the direction OF Poolesville.
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THR DEATH OF JUDGE TANRY I'm BALTI-
MoRk-festerday the Baltimore bar held q
large meeting In the Superior Court room OF
Inat CITY, relative TO the death Of Chief Justice
1ahey ouoge Martin presided, and resolu-
tons reported by committee, of which Hon.
Reverdy Johnson was chairman, Iaudatory
OF the deceased Judge and deploring his loss,
made by Judge Martin, VIM. Schiev. Hon
Reverdy johnson, Judge Merrick, s. Ridley.
Esq, and others.
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We have put the estimated majorities at the
highest fl 2 ures we have heard claimed by the
opponents fthe Constitution, so as to cover
all probabilities. If the calculation should
prove correct there will be majority Of about
two hundred against the Constitution to be
overcome by the soldiers vote. This vote,
however, will be light-Baltimore American.
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so n 4 HIN NV
Exclusive sale of the
TIRE

nj rESc,nslve sale Of the
TREASURE GAS HEATER J-
fer Boiling Water Ste wing Oyatera. making Tea
and Coffee Boiling Eyes, keeping plate Of food
The article s construct ed on the most approved
scientific principles. and is the most efacent and
heat Of Gas eyer inyented = - - 80 +,
Ne fss,ily shou ts be .sshcst one. ~
For sale Wholesale and retail by-. .,,,u,9 :.
oet1u a. .sG 3ss a.. bstxsss iotS and 18th.
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I OST-On the 18th, a 1ady's WATCH PIN, set
ward win vii be paid BY leaving it at wHEELER
C,sIRAYED-From No. $40 F street, between
sns snf Doc 5syys and ss
will be paid for his return. it
STRAYEdRo Aw AN n IT, 9Th young
r es En- Mar
GOLD sPECTACLEs LOST Lost, on last Sat-
gEdsy October s.h e pair Of old
sts, or on street, between eth street and B.Iti-
more Depot suitable vi reward will be given upon
Q10 REWARD.-Lost, on Friday evening,
s5s Rfstes Or h 'ass
receive the above regard BY Leaving it at tie
boT oes Of Tssasr =
I OsT-On Friday, 18th instant thee WATCH
oSS q dollar and inc bs nss Al At
i S,GSSASsoS. Fstffote Bank corner 7h and
COO REWARD Will be pail for the return of a
gu BAY MARE, about IS hands big with a
the n1 r. M fF prnss
George county. Nd about six miles from this
s s The ss ssd I'd
&C 10 81 SAM IL V. q II. WROE.
STRAYED AWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER.
- on the 9TH instant, yellowish colored bufalo
mich COW, with the right ear cropped. will
pay FIVE dollars for her return to 18th street
west, between and L, or So so for such informa.
ton as Will enable nae to get her again.
oc HIT G. A. HAZEL,
tx ARD-ASTRAY-During the night OF
PC Wednesday last, two POINTER PUPPIES,
about two months old; male and female male
brown; the other. gray and white sprnkled, with
black ears. The above reward will be paid to any
person who will give sufi info nation to re-
cover the Dogs, at No. 442 7th street, opposite
Patent Office. oc At"
STRAYED-On Wednesday. 18th instant, from
bresst, answers to the name of "Cheri." ANY per
suitably rewarded. oc ID 3t*
TNAKBN UP AS EsTRAY-On Monday, the 10Th
i instant, q red and white COW; also, a red
HELPER, GRUMPY horns. The owner or owners
WI come forward. prove prcgerfys Pay charges,
&C is.sts 21s +. between 10Th and 10Th SITS
Clio REWARD.-strayed or stolen, on Sunday
~ " October 9, a bay MARE, about IL hands
high. She had a strap around her neck, fastAn cd
with brass hook. viii give the above reward if
abe strayed, and If stolen will give $50 for her
recovery and conviction of the thief.
oc li1w* JAMES GUILD, I'd and st.
OsT-strayed or stolen. on the 7th instant, a
- large dark red cow. with a crep on ons ear.
The firder will he suitably rewarded on applica-
ton to c. s. MOVES, SO south street, or at this
OIL e. loft
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AWARDING OF THE NEW LoAN.-The Score.
tary of the Treasury, at two o'clock to-day,
made the award of the new loan, accepting all
of and over 3l.100 premium, and so much of the
offers at 30-lGO premium as will make the sum
CT s40000,0O0. The proportion of the latter will
be about 60 per cent. Of the entire amount bid
at that figure.
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r JUST RECEIVED
AT
377 SEVENTH STREET.

Having just returned from New York. would
respectful call the attention of the citizens Of
Washington, Georgetown and Alexandria to our
large and well assorted stock of goods com prisng
in part
PATTERN BoNNETs,
FktNo q u oIs sl!'slf Sfs isyS!s
Hkkss a1eps Ge2 aaw ESrioNs'
COTTONs, FLANNHLS, &C., &C.,
with general assortment too numerous to men
Having purchased the above since the heavy de-
cline in gold am pr spared to sell at prices which
oc iaaws Mrs A. McCLosKY.
MISSES OBRYAN, No. 1,1O7 Walnut .treet.
W Philadel phia. have Just received ala,ge A
LINERY, to which the attention of the la
dies is invited. Particular care given to orders.
DIANO FORTE TUNING.
MELoDEoN TUNING. mn
take pleasure in announcing to my friends and
patrons that have been fortunate in securing the
services of
Mr.. A. F. DEssAN.
from New York, who is one of the most eompeten
and skillful PIANO TUNERS in our country, and
solicit orders at our store for Tuning, Reparin 3
and Regulating of =.
PIANOS, MELoDEoNs, ORGANS,
or any musical instrument
PIANOS and MELODEONS
taken 10 our w arerooms In upper story OF estab-
lishment, and thoroughly renovated, repaired
rscapped, TO-, at short notice, and moderate
ORDERS FOR COUNTRY,
Alexandria, and other places solicited and pro pit
| ly attended to. JOHN r. ELLIS,
80, Piano and Music Store,
800 Pa. avenue, be t. sth and 10th sts.
Chickery & Sens Piano A gency. oc1
THE NEw PHILADRLPHIA PRODUCE
kinds Produce fresh daily at lowest rates Whole
sale or retail for antilles otels, restaurants &c
Also, every variety superior Crackers, &c. =
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SHAKE, SHAKE, SHAKE no longer but BRO.
- cure at MOORE's Drug Store, l13 Penn'a are
Have you cough Get bottle of his I Ar AND
WILD CHERRY oc I5-sw
A FARM FOR RENT-Five miles from Alex
"A andria, Va. To a man who can come we'll
recommended, very liberal terms will be made
Posse ssion list DecembsE For further informaii1 N
ahdria, or JOHN CHASE, No. 80. first aoor Cen
eral Post ONCE Department, Washington city.
u EDUCTION OF PRICES-We shall from this
II date reduce the prices of Cartes de visitSg
We Call the particular attention of the public to
our large and elegant assortment of Frames re
Gently purchased in New York also, to our large
collection of Views of interesting sub
tects about Washing on, such as Public Buildings
CT urches and ott er public Monuments. Photo
graphs of all the most distin guished officers miu-
listers of the gospel. constantly hand and for
sale. Persons desr of having Stereoscope Views
taken of any special object can he accommodated
J. GOBLIN g. CO., Photographers,
No 4 Market Space. Pa. av.. Il door east of
oc 55t* Perry Building.
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VISIT TO THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
This morning, the steamer Keyport, Captain
Tolbert, left 9th street wharf for City Point,
having on board Secretary Stanton, General
Meigs, Surgeon General Barnes, and others.
The distinguished party are understood to be
bound on visit to Gen Grant.
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New York Stock Market-First Board
by the Peoples Line-Ofilce Sill Ninth street
NEW YORK. Oct. 15.-U. S. 1881, coupon 6's,
lC6%; U. S 5.2os, 1OS4; Certificates OF Indebt-
edhess, 95i Gold, 22O; N. Y. Central, n94;
Erie, SH; Hudson River, 1917; Harlem, =
gan Southern, 70k; Illinois Central, 122;
cleveland and Pittsburg 1l64; Cleveland and
Toledo, lis; Chicago and Rock Island, 81;
Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen, so; Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago, -; Alton
and Terra Haute, -; Chicago and North
western, as: Quicksilver, 97x.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
THE PENNsYLvANiA ELECTION.

RIDGRwAY, Oct. H.-In the 18th District, Elk
county, Off ial gives Bigler, Democrat, Gil,
and Schofield, Union, 207 Democratic ma.
iority 437, and gain 81.
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THE FOLLOWING SPLENDID LIST
WATCHES. CHAINS, GOLD PENS, AND PEI

Oils, &C., &C.,
W o T II $500, 900!
To'be so Id at One Dollar Each, loittout regard
TO Cdlue,
And not to be paid until you know what you
will receive
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TOR 'SALE.A walnut SHOW CASE s;Iv.r.
L. mounted, French plate glass; len sfh az fact
Width "a height 10 inches. Apply ct S4S q st.
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All the goods in the abovs list wild be rod with
tifestss of all the various articles are placed in
Mm ami envelopes and sealed: These envelopes
withoutreesrd to choice. On receiving certf
ssts you viii see what article represents and it
sne article named, any other in the list of Same
sIS,d IN all Transactions by mail We charge for
gong the business, Is cents each, FIVE cERrIFI-
Tn 9e .ert5cy 81; sLsvsx for 50; THIRTY for
IT, w. 1--we lor $l0 and ONE HUNDRED for SIS.
entire satisfaction in ever instance.
AAS5 re.s rscrms 70 agents. Fl
&C 5-sd Win Sea Rrn.% M ~ u vvo.t
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ORPHANS COURT.-DIsrRICT OF COLUMBIA
~ WASHINGTON COUNTY, 10 wit: In the case
Easlup, deceased, the executor aforesaid has
with the appreciation of the Orphans Court
day. the 9Th of November next, for the
final settlement and distribution Of the personal
estate of said deceased. and of the assets In hand
as far as the same have been collected and turned
into money; when and where all the cred tors and
heirs of said deceased are notified to attend at the
Orphans Court Of Washi ngton County aforesaid,
with their claims properly vouched, or they may
said deceafed's estate: provided q copy of this
order be published once week for three weeks in
November, 1864. Test-Z. @. ROBBINS
oc l5-laW3ws Register of WiIis
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THE REBELLION PLAYED OUT.


Thursday, a Rebel Sergeant, Of Captain
Kinsloes guerrilas, came in and gave himself
UP to the list Michigan Cavalry, near Burke's
Station, and stated that in his opinion the re-
bellion vas played out and he had determined
to leave.
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RELIEvKD.-Surgeon S. ID. Kennedy has been
relieved from duty at the Navy Yard. by Sur
geon Marius Duvall .
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ShMihAL toURT, Judge Dim Nav pi.h
guilty. 0S iouno not
Bernard Sosnowsky, found guil,v
sault and battery on j. Fabeap. ygss OF an as
10 pay a fine of $50, or in default two :. Hced
imprisonment in jail entns
Minnie Garnet, indicted for the Iarcepv 10,
hundred dollar note from a saloon, is ON tr;,H
Mary Richardson, tried some DAYS sjnca 81
convicted OF keeping bawdy hoHse, vas SEN
fenced to pay fine OF $50 or two months in
jail.
FOURTH WARD STATION CAsRs.-Bridgpt
WEIGH having stolen property i'll her possess
hlcn Lee, Frank Cronin, Jno. McFee, locked
up margaret Barrie, drunk; dismissed. Mary
paNIs, grand larceny; Jail for court. Sidney
passet', arunk; Thomas Coleman, discrderly
S; anes hopes, drunk; ID. G.. Cleary, drunk and
U oiueI ~ a. Goodenow, do; dismissed
manhan wilson, prostitution; workhouse J.
maaek' drunk and disorderly; sass ?
. hI1h MAf hoBBkRY.-Yesterday, county Of
nicer himbail, depuuzed by Justca Ratas AZ
rested q soldier named John = San.r q
pany Il, 9th V. X. c., for snockin dow a nan
named Bernard McCracken and rohhira 49,,
Of a gold watch and chain valued AZ a n Ths
Watch was iound secreted in the barracks near
the Circle. and portion of the chain was aiso
found. The prisoner was taken before Tnstics
Bates, who sent him to Jail for court.
TEMPERED HIS REsIGNArroN-we prdor-
stand that Rev. Joshua Morsell, rsctor az
Christ Church, Navy Yard,) has tendsred bis
have not learned what action has been taken
by the vestry. but it is reported that they will
ask him to withdraw his resignation.
RELIEvKD.-Surgeon S. ID Kennedy has been
relieved from duty at the Navy Yard. by Sur
econ Marius I'm
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L A RARE CHANCE.
l. OR SALE-The STOCK and GOOD WILL of Z
Grocery nov doing good business Stock light
Also, RESTAURANT AND BILLIARD ROOM
in flu III operation.
FOR RENT
FINE CELLAR
good for produ ce dealer
Navy Yard. oc l5-eo5ts