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ERGOEsdBN ITEMS.

CHARGE OF poBBgRY. --O.iccr Regain ot the
Forty second Precinct Police, arr - hos bearing
Is, evening on t'c comp tlt o ,.nii vein - we
charge him with ruhlef'. The poriics named. Win
oih'Fs were drinking together ~ saloon Oh >ontu'si
Now hoiF tlr mFIt prrNoA., Wh'h i'' httu''N' hH
alleged, isAilg edyaniagc 81 'nlI,' .o,,,'
mencct 1Ilrreilg. and finally WIN inc nid 3I an Ac,
comp'ioo relieved Capt. Welsh - valuable goa
Wa.ol. o." o,ller Ites illL IL. accused ti'eI 70
CONFRONT s, me mate ~ Offering bin con>ii fnbe
.unin thr even. OF relieving ho capain OF we'd "a
vail. IN his possession. Tie prisoner Tas brought to
tie station House md held .os Cd hearing.
ALLEGED EMBizZrL'WNr oP Az IMPRESS
DayfR-Tho diver of ono OF c-'cotis Express
Wagons Wa, t'ken into custody on WcdneslAs' upon
tAe charge VI pufoihiie u odies i'1ier Sol'.l,As
sa0 addressed 20 ar J. W Leiny, No O., IIloA.H'e .
T. s believed thnt oer pack re RON soldiers previous
IS given IN charge oi the accused nave n"t h'.h H"'
'iyercd. The case viii bo inve sticatcd by Justice
Perry ~ Saturday,
BUgGL lRIIs.--The house of Mr.. \. \. Low,
corner Of Moii,rne-st. aud Pcucaont Place. WIS en-.
tered ON Wednesday night bit tie operator did not
a. Ike "a i--r hall hr expected \ silver pitcher,
some c0lllAg rll q picture, Only a,c missing. The
rosidonco o.. Harvey Feeder. No. lJl Bfidg u. vas
ouousy cu,,Ted the SAINT night aud robbed of cloth
ing valued 81 sii
RRuulTIEG Is misunderstanding has
become more h..-k since the election. AN average Of
about wcgo acl pos d4y being pissed az he Provost
Marshal oco II ihe Third District. At tho Office OF
to Nar.hal ui the Second District some seventy men
have b.e recruited since Monday last. There are now
pnrod o. the credit of Mug, County to CONT upon any
en- tlli nav he made very nearly ivo hundred mon.
bounty 81 fpl is -t paid ~ tie Comfy. for tAsce
year, l,1. which, uIlI different amounts made zap D.,
principals. I1achf, GoL 90 TO $50 for each subst
iutcs Tho authorities believe that they meet any
future demands which may be mndc. without rcsortng
va "a dran.
COgyTERlFTlR AgRFSTRD.-Sorlt Jacobs,
or the ibti rIccinc, Polcc last night arrested James
Dryer hur plf.ug c0uTtrifait five dollar hl pufgori
irg he IN i'sne Of the Bork ~ osWceo, y. y. Hc
was held 90 ausNrr.
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70 the banss with LARGE deposit VIII take cut Of
the checks and PIT Il one OF mine did not aiIee ~
any OF these propositions; ne sa tlo ehe.SS ~
were stamped by the cashier that The eash!eF was &c
Quaintcd with him and that ne stamp cd them ior nun
had no stamps for certificates az my mouse on ions
Island never saw any but one nave Feaz'i iI,u
those ,artice sorpe 80 or 5000 beside the 5000 III
Treasiry notes hore SPOKEN Of Il is not quite yeaf
since became aware tina, BnTdick was DONG wrong
q. State she circumsfan uhdef Nhleh You Aa 1
that discovery. A. decline 20 answer, on he sIme
ground as before.
@ Did Won. while in TIE eDrloy Of Lathrop Ludinr'
ton s Co. IN the vicinity OF year ago. lake "hy P
in the sale Of goods rom their sto.r Tor which ciecA
known by you TO le forged and c0unteictd. FOR w,
sum of 5000, was received ana large amount "
change was given rs Well as goods Il. No tif' .
o. Did you know O. any auth raiftctlpn OF ~ CONT -
recpiont If part of the money the firm was
Of by means of the forged cheek, A Ihcfe heN wa
any money given 10 me; BHGes' mieF lhe nv W
January gave ne some lQuay-I !Qnt know what LOT.
o. On account of thai t0hsactioni 4. ] declii- 10
answer on The same grounds As before, 49,, ..,.
q what amount T. Something Ike >!lO. tLal .
more money than cye- lad, 30 fine 81 NY own; we
had salesman hy the name of Bryan BIrdick askcd
me if had a man bv the name Of Bryan; he ASKED
me tine name oi the mgecft saiefmah aid ioi DIV
OBricn he asked ne the names az he biggest blycis
and told him the names Of some. ,
q. Was there a check passed, vi between 400 ana
$1,000. tiat WAS fr-uduiell on l4itop hIdihHto h
Co., whom you were in thc.r employ g. !faI"h'L.
check ~ any amount or did you hear ttlt irdndich
check YVES pisscd The trmi 4. decline To answer
on De uuc grounds as before ,
q. When dill yon the mrs. iin' he,oN' sc ."t.''
with In Garlllcrt \. ] first saw him about thr"e
months ago that was the first knowledge / ever hld
That he " is connect. with lai-a.lr TRANSACTIONS
fir, saw lin % house iu .l1y cticpacoi ifst "a"
oBrleu the latter paIt O his lat summer; saw him on
Iud sou..t; left the employ 0f Lathrop LGdlngtoh
Co. last SIMMER, JET. uLdor the influence ol fi.tF
sou. wOnld have been there now bui oT Oh" i'qlo
and iuferce Of Patterson aad the fnalincs % ny la'
~: / Voluntarily lcfi.
Q. How much did you pay "a. DE watch AMI CHAIN
yoa bought a few days after you lcf y. decline 70
sfa rgTrn fsrt.f tIN fU
Q. Where did son get it, \. to1eh. !. OF e. nan
by Tie name a ri.lmIu.
o. Wien FOR the first time anything ''id or
done with reference 10 the swindc Of me ns 81 Con-
mcrcc \. ON the day the fret note was sent
Hci.. a la.e tour, the lII.le. Lca..ns vss po';.
vouea 90 10 O'Clock tbs morning.
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Prices i'm Richmond.
Prom The Examiner. Nov. a.


MeIohsndse.--In spite of all the drawbacks Iupon
trade Jising from inadequoto transportation facilities
and military exaciOns business comparatively active
Supplies Of provisions coming in more Freely, and
stocks generally larger than they lave been
for some time.
Flour continues scarce and high-the prevailing price
for snpcrine being $3.50; for extra $500 per barrel
Corn meal is as per b1shel bacon, SlOQsll per
pound
brown sugar. s. JO0$i0i crashed sugar. Sllasl2.
more extended list vi quoa!ions VIII be given ID q
future review.
Retail Pricw-The city markets are tOerahly wei
supplied dsily viii meats FISH vegetables irsits etc,
and We are gratinod 10 observe downward tcndent
in the Price Of various articles The following the
prevailing rates az the Lower Market to-day:
Fresh Meats-Bccf, - i1dsl; shins, -; liver, =
per pound; PORK, e.; mutton and veal, 81 uipe' 80
g 80. pork sausage, -.
Meat; sailed, &c.-Eocon hams. whole $40; bacon
hams, cur. Sl; niddng and shoulders. cui, Eli
cOTned beef 50 90; bc.c yi1 sausage, 90.
Fresh Ilsh-AlnWi;c,. 81 edcl; C4lhsN, large SIC
81 oacb--n good supply. Oysters S0d 80 per gallon,
Sailed Fish-Shad. Sass each; tailoIs' So front.
Poultry aud Gamc-Chckcns. SGds'; ducks. 2, a
$40 each geese sl2a9lj turkeys S25i harcs' e5i
squirrels, e3
Yoretables-Ccbbare S2Qe5; onions, - per quart,
paIs1cps, g per bunch: pumpkins = - each; sweet
potatoes s. per peck; Irish potatoes. S5as' per pcsi
satisfy a per bunch turnips. - per peck radishes
81 for ton turnps ana potatoes abndaut white beans
s. ass per quart. -
Fruit etc.-hpplos. sIOasl2 per peck; lcmous s.
each: pctsimmons II per quflt chcStnus' $50 = %
per quart walnu.s !, %; peanuts 50; hickory nuts
81.
Sundrics-Butt,r. sioasl2. lard. sl2 eggs, SO
&: corn meal, Sl5 per peck; boiled homny, = Jopor
quart; dried appos, - per quart; dried peaches, =
sweet mil1, % per quart, cheese. : per pound.
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LATE. PROM TIE SOUTH.
e,cu,irued from First Page.

Middle Tennesseo Several regiments nave been with
aIssn from East Tennessee aud sent 80 Nashville. \
portion Of he forces recently engaged in Missouri,
kslr Con A. j. Saith. have arrived at Padncah to
pssst in the defense OF that place. and TO reinforce
beho6ed and Thomas.
Con Sherman may may not be organizing an OF
nnsiye movement with Atlanta Us hJ base. We get
no confirmation or the report from Confederate sources
u IL certainly one Of the most extraordinary fen
tsres Of this war that large armies should dverge
BON each other and in opposite directions and
stranger STILL that thev conduct their movements win
spch secrecy that outside of recen official cncl
Spectivs headquarters.
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TEE NEW PRODUCE EXCHANGE. Yesterday,

TEE NEW PRODUCE EXCHANGE. " esierdav,
at noon. the first floor Of the Produce Exchange was
opened I business. although the building is ro quite
completed. The room occupies the full length and
breadth Of the building, and is very commod.oGsly
arranged for The convenience Of tie brokers who make
the Exchange their headquarters. The floor was FORM
eTy occupied by various parties for the transaction OF
business; but the partitions have now all been removed
the walls elegantly frescocd and the entire chamber
presents very handsome ard, at the same time bust
ncss--e appearance II is furnished with tables with
c1nyencnces for tic exhibition Of grain and otncf ar
eliza. Tnc building, which Is now entirely Gpod by
CITY.
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s,sEPPaNG INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or observation-disclosures Il.
Cleared.


Cleared.
steamer T. 6. Knight, Gallagher Philadelphia, j. Z j. lay
Stea,aer = W. Bruue Foster Baltimore, w. Drzcl
81 10 C-rlyan L4ser. Phi aie!pnia lIowlani I" rolms
Sni1 oder nIarn.) Winzen. Hanbrrl. Knnhard' 90.
Ra-k Gh.cno Qtlll ilicsa bn''i, hoimoo' haf
Bsk Florence Petcr., Hooper, 81 John, n. F. G. NRL
Bls Wekin Blanchard, New oreans, Topper beaitie'
Biz N,w.Yo.s -. Boston. J. u. NillorIs 80
XII, 4 p F.nno (Brl bfcLoan, Zszra, Miller . Ioughtcu.
prig Isoli Brewster S. John, T. r., 2. T. shc.m9,.
III, Ne' 70. Staples 81. Tlouis Roche Bros Cotey;
reR1tert MoVle, Ho,cAAss, Demasara, IL IEombndges
Sons -,
ETir simcoe CBr.) Higgins, Havana, F. Philip. -
Ert Euri,. BLl Monroe. Nl-sIu n. T., - II. y, Won
Srlr Mililn Jones, Nome, Wellington, y = DaAey
Scr Ceorse Prescott Brl johnson, st. Domingo City
Sti- Margaret Ann tBr wbepley, Jaeme, A. srai'hsr'
& Go. - - ,.,,-
Go. -. az
selr Robin, Hopkins FL bcthpor', Peek Ct1rea.
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!itcsy,Orauda.

Tie bslk Zngarcla sin remains on Roamer Shoals rcr
op 81 hr has been taAen out and 1t Is expected thb
she viii soon be A0nted
The Continental repor.. Wss detained % Fort icfsrs,n
hour landing detachment Of convcis an also hours 81
Sand hey, landing passengers and d.paeles The slip If,
ouuii from, RI va anchor OF Sonwe Pass
18th inst ai IL a. m passed hern brig with nanusst
ashore on Pickle Rect. apparently abandoned yi ils, A.
WEIGH, private IN Company q, lth N Y. cavalry, Died
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bort u)arorns' Notire.

STATE Ngw-loRK
PoRr-WsRDHsf OYfIcy, No. lCi Waist
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
section Of the act passed April II, 1857 entitled An
Act ~ Reorganze the NaTdcns Oce Of the Port os New
York." al pef.0ns incnted In. having charge or tie
ubec matter Of such nq iry, examination survey, a..
the following vessels Gnder examination ~ the ron
Wsrdens and h. the sad rycys examinations will 30
completed within tea days next succeedin. .hs notice W,
hoarl said vessels:
Steamship Austrassian. Jersey CITY
SHIP OGheu. ............ Woodruff RObinsoD.,.
BaIk Irisoe.. North Sccondst, williamsburg
BArk Commodore. .........................SN n
MlN1IORNE TOMIhINSi EIessslt
J. Ayss HsRRiEAS, stefeINy.
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The THANKSGIVING FUSD.-Grammar School
No. II, in theI 10th Ward Sevelteenth.st Yesterday
gave TO tie Thanksgiving Dinner Fund for ou armies.
sl4l 81 This school has shown its patriotism other
occasions by contributions to tie Sanitary Commission
and other societies Of army charities.
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spoken.

cgusnr.
lh met D. NJ la % a. ion s6 L? steamship Suv'o Nsds,
hence for Nov Orleans.
18Th ius Il a. No. miles s. o: CsFIysfoE; Ls, U.s. tsars
port Hudson. steering :.
boiind 20 N-iork.
i3h inst II a n miles s ofCarry'fot III. s. ticr'
port l.. ". GiaIi, steering =
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sDi.nsfers.

Tl, lrs Emily Ads. Johnson FOR Belize Uoai. w..i.s
beating down the bay, az ~ mi staycd and DIN d 'ol
OF the ship Lucy and Harriet which carried sway the pof
mz1u gng ei monkey ra. split spsuke stove buwsrsr
Ae Size returned i0r repairs. Thc slip had bobssy caT1es
away
unknown schooner driven the bar Of The cove. OPP
po.tc the Delaware Brcakwstc the night OF the IN mat
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Arrived.

L. 8 steam transport Charles o's0od, Gee Fortress si'n-
T. s,el-i ,rsnspor, Con,ineull Sumner, New.eIe1'1
day. 10 tu.a mi days anu 40 hours i1ea ny 'e''
s'o Beial (of o.ion) Melville M'nla July rs 'irar anS
and tcmp iA4ycr Pea1od, Leg AnJeF Az. - Ei,.d
a IT, ria. been within 80 miles Of this pr, i'F days with
M u 4 Hr5'I Ian. Mccuri, Cardiff 45 dys coal HID;
Brootnan Co. Has had heavy westerly wea'he5 mos OF
a. Ro.i Abbott tof Deuerara Wilkinson. Lo-s Iland
Balance l3 days. ssl;, master l41h inst p M too<s
heavy tcla from ". NV ia which spit sss and sProns
BSis Gamma. Marshan, Proyil-nce for Ronlort..,
nris Jaa'e' 'G~ leT shee0y bras' P''' l b. Gays
In. Dsnirl boone. Tucker Por:.and 70, Baltimore
Brig schiller tPort FrE oPo'o - a-3'' ST. '"D Conn.,
Brl G.ai5 Frcder Fr) vensnt st. Pierre F. 10 dy',
Bri. ssri Cro,ye (ol iIaiar) Crowr On rtauamo On.
b, n ilv sugar Brett Son %. Sailed m company WIN
SeT cercroi Meade D.niaio.e, Iubcc, d. h'a JED
Sin Wc.t @ am, TIT Roskpos'. f.h.
Schr H. Sfrl,ion. Forrcil. tEeeuprt.
Sclr Daniel Webster, 1lait. W. fro' leeuce.
scir Golden Gate C6l.e, New. Bedford
sc'r Palladium Ryder, Fan a.vrr.
sclr Al Inc Heath. Po1shkeep,'- Tor Pernbrole
sclr. John Walker Bre"-t-r. Bllitnore, eoai,
s s,Ir + r. 'ma. nolcS Wri-irsoa FaH Ave
sc.r. Il. Wile' Wii-et'. toHrsss Monroe
srr John Cs.ucr j. userl from b-rs Ziusarea ashore
sohr IAN H. Mitchell Eaton sAulee l. d-;s 'Ps'
G T.. Snow. -
Schr Reliance Obi Neaerson Providence, in ballast, 81.
SniaU a Go.
. S.lr Cia.e Mills Providence for Port Even.
Sphr Fmuress tBr Clubhouse saeyilr, ~ b., - cys TO-
tssoes hs,. SC, r. l. Ncyigs = Son.
shr Tutaka Brl Leblanc. Piovdcnce N ballast MASTER
Sc,r. N.rico BurdcN. New OFT, an ballast
/ Srhr. .iI. ~..dcfs. Mars ~. Providence.
! Schr Fai- Nigd. Noodhll., Providence or At-rT.
| SIR. Treasure Palmer, Ne~t London
/ scir. Mary Br1rkEay, fabrr New London
! Sehr. Nfr@ftI. Nii-1u. B-it9. flr CcNsache.
! Schr. Icyas. Champ in. New London
| scAr Mi.il i.o1sa, s..sih'id 'ioAl-.on Oh
! scir. p H. Mesa Hmcki-y, Boston t'T Albany -
scir. G'rtadc, uowei E-slpof' days, ~ 1e-h poJ~
I ton. Scr t'.
s-lr. 70. Prescott. -, III, behpogt Tor Dos r.
Scir. Ttouiss L. smith. kray AcH- BEDFORD c-4.
ScHr. Or1'. Davis, Fail River.
/ Sclr. Romeo fos-, N-ygnurt ior uoston.
S,hr. Anna ". Edwards. tll. Gloucostcr lem 90.
>shr A. :. simpson. Chum Providence ior m iprVhit
sehr George Parker lBr) McBTiie CoTn"Al' po'a'oss
! u. X. ID NoG
| Scir Charlie Cooper snow Providence foF Rori'r'
/ Sr0r. ~ \. dyer voorhees, Nsw.huen for Abby.
Srhr. k,n. Green. Providence
! Schr. Jsmos logan. Smith, New Haven.
| >chr. Anna oarcuer. snow, Dghton.
! >rhr. T.. owcl Church, h-u1gt. ........
Scar Culth1lcna Kelly. Ne'y Bedford FOR PE.-etI+s
/ Schr Mary Fletcher. rar,y. Boston.
! ~clr. u4gti0rd, - New Haven.
NNlND--At sunset, ST.
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TIE SOLDIERS, THANKSGIVING
DINNER.
Additional Contributions.

NJ. Roosevelt makes the following additional
Acknowledgements of contributions fos the Soldiers and
Sailors Dinner:
From T. G..
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COURT cALrNDir-rms nv

NUTKtNT NOTLI ''TNIEAL INN NON-FN nl'T
,fet inotiont-''o1. 49, p. $50 tfR,rfr-Pau Nhort
ct.,es2'os 2ii,. ,if i 4tf 900 ,G" p95, 3oil30l,
1850, lj.6, ~. 2i .ut Plu il.-%o. l1ln, 21, Ldn,
lC.6. 2I1 1860 1000 l3 1870 e21 21,J, ee'G 2,Ga 2'96
~, p 30. 1850. Ii 10 1885, srfcfsL TrHI-l.sacs %.
Ia" aud artNoe ~ 2'. er Pa fo rtr, p, 20 e0l.
SrIIElOHt Cos Bt.-iart l-No,. 1907, 800. 1921,
f', thi 1tA' as' y.s l'4i 80, Ja., st-t 1iti AS,
81, ,1f1, o. Pr lNo.. fji8 iS1. 4J2.. tJ-s, iJ,G,
i.23. I5i. - !, - 4f $50, f-f,. 4Ji' $40 1873.
COURT or COMMON lLrls.-Iar Mos. sII.
~ gHl ,, o3 80. ap g, s1 ~ ~. COS 8ll $40 aii.
Pat lNo, 49, 80, ll' 3d. ,. 3d. t5 t@. tl3 81, l9,
tfs 80. 1in, ,6i
}RooKInS CrY cornr NOV. Is. Nor. l!l. -.
100 10, lV', l0l. Dos. l0f. I-.. 90. &c.,
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Buaseuyers Arrived.

r ,.,amcr CoaiscRfoI JT0m Nsi O'ieaH-Lie o. ilsr-
mount Li.rt. :. moore. T. c. Dean Capt Hs1o., Lieut.
Mutton Can't Jomers Capt. Yeg'ou, N {. th"'rin, Lieut..
Naic Liel' Patrick, J. ". Che w clous' 'Hd 20 II
tie teerag-
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ported rom the Judiciary Committee THE bib 10 SUE.
pend the writ of habGs eorPus Amer some nme spent
in the discussion thereof the House adjourned.
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Nov ,soamors-Dgd!cy Buck, F.. {. Kuisai, taFeIus'
SHIP Ofclt
Bris.-ssrah L1rscn. Volin', Rohe.' Moore.
Sclouic -s--P dots Bride EAeTt.cr, j. Aru.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sun R.es....G:s0 sun Sr-...."siO Noon I4ses.' 20
HIGH w.TER THIS ply
Sandy Hook 1883 Gov Island. Hen blte.s. l'!l
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COOKING AID PACKING POULTRY. fol-
,oWingnamcI baker, andhotc-scepcrs have undertaken
cook AL pack o turkeys and chickens already pro
yded for The Thanksgiving Dinner The fowls are FIR.
nshcd BY the Committee. who pay he expense Of pack
ing The bakers cook them their donations
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wrLLIAMsBURaH.S

Paynor Fourth and South Sixthsts. IS
ndrcWs 100 South Sixth-st OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -
Harrison, Broadway near Tcnthst........-.--... ~
Hurnbert 500
The Committee bayo more poultry Oh hand tint they
desire cooked. Any person willing to undertake it will
please apply to james Kelly. Post-Ofice
Gro. BLISS. IT,, Secretary.
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Isc,ON
SAILED.

E.k Linden, 'sscy; in tow Of plotboat clE',ar her.i
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Concctl0Is o. 1ofDeg LI3ts. l. NeWAaI. sbould read
Edmund rculo.d 500. Thomas Il SaTle Should read,
Thomas H. Tale. 1000 pics. &c. Kemp. Dodge 4 Co.
should read, Kemp Day. Co.. $500 :. /. Meigs, g.
and Ars. Ncaly Mci,s. 80. omitted.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT, Treasurer.
No. - Maiden lane.
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coyEr OF GENERAL sEsgoNs-yos. ii--Bcloso city

Jni-c ECt.Ih
George Hrio'onhark pleaded guilty oi assault
sld lrlicry. Seutrnos Suspended
Do.a MrGo'll iisad .uilJ q petty Afccpy. Sentence
su.f ndfl.
t. llaud,a.
John k,ancy bnsIl-r d D.. n.-l ie.L.e. RemlnaeI
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SUPREME COURT-Cu.NBrr~-Noy T.. before ~,
tirc tLVtRF.
Charles Pukhnrst aet Thomas g. Acton ct n. -
Motion denied without costs.
In rc the Webster lac me. 60. Motion tor ever
ereffaI-
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LAW gNTEs.s.tt.ENs
SUPFE,r, DtRr-CrAxrI,s-Noy. i7--Bc'ore Ja..ic,
LhONahp BlnsAIn. aud srTIIfRLASD.
ADHESION 10 IEA,rI,E.

NJ tho opening 90 the Court TINS morning teOrg"
D. .tts, ,s fnov vi" u on ~ ,gi-tce n 'Is Court ri
Itu.s B,.. No ll, member o ITO hl. of tlc Ss'r
OF toun"rIcrt N" motion ,as granted md The .pli
cant took thc nc-glry cath rud signed tho rolls IN o,4
court.
Iionry u. Wool. o. te Pcnnfyglnn Boz was r'so ad.
Iui.,cI 10 pg.c'cr the otion of Jerome Hlol. c..
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| Stocka aitcr cal, Weahi Void stVady N wv II
! CLOSE VI report.
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LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING IN THE
WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE.
THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1864.
OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED IN THE PAPER
HAVING THE LARGEST CIRCULATION.

~ Free Delivery of Letters by Carriers at the
residences Of owners may be secured by observing
the following Rules:
Direct letters plainly to the street and number
of the house.
?. Head letters with the writer full address, in
Guiding street and mum Der, and request answers to
be addressed accord iugly
3. Letters to ttran gers transient visitors in
town or city, whose special address may be un-
known, should be marked in lower left hand corner
with the word Transient"
4. Place the pestage stamp on the upper right
band corner, and leave space between the stamp
and direction for post-msrkng with out interfering
with the writing
Areauest for .he return of letter to the writer
If unclaimed wGhin thirty DAYS. or less written or
printed with the writer's full address across the
left hand end of the envelope, face side, will be
complied with at usual prepaid rate of postage,
payable when delivered to writer,
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DEWARE} OF IMPOSroRS !!i-Dr. LEON for
York. has opened tfor q few weeks) an office No.
ala Penns avenue. between 4s and 9TH streets,
where those afflicted (either male or temale) with
ch arge made If he fails TO cure Persons at dis
tanca can be treated by addressing BY mail. "a,
q. m
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EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK,
I'D On
SATURDAY AFTERNOON,

SATC ChUA1 y AFTEHNOON,
The Great Sensation Drama, written xpressly for
the Canterbury, entitled the
BUsHwHACKERs OF THE POToMACi
Bean Sickman who Lives on his Shape. wv II
Mark Branton, Chief of the Bush " hackers.-J
DeForrest
Jim Braxley, One of his Gspg..JJ Dougherty
Lieut.. Compton, U. 8. .A.----.....---. Billy W est
Tim Fa gan, the Swampoodle Game Cock. w
Cayanagh
ss:is sisss. Sogs Break WHINE. ssiiss
Charley Finnegan. Day ----.-...T Burgess
MNaTrhy, the Piper: Boys: .;.::.P [honas
Mrs McLan ghlin, Sporting Widow. Miss Porter
Peggy Mccarthy a q Girl from Home. Miss Wesner
Florence Ricketts,, . Dashing Belle. Miss Gardner
Miss d Geo GeSrsss simpsop 60: Miss Maggi Wilson
Lucy Gilmore, her Sister. Miss Viola
Black Sal, Genuine Mahogany. Miss Mary Young
smoS.s s1,os tyTS k;aass9 ks%:1
0ouuehh oi LIptfty.-.-- II WAlfe
Roberts, the Union nPicket.-------Fs swagssrt
BushWhackers. Pickets, Union Soldiers, &c, bY
the AuxiIiaries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-07-08
SPIRITUALISA OUT DOME
And the Spiritualistic frauds of the
DAVENPORT BROTHERS
Kelipsed b. the young and talented
ST. GEORGE sISTERSl

THE WONDER OLE MODERN TIMES
Grand Drswino Room Seancas of tho .aIahrots5
ct GEORGE SISTERS. IEMIIIE and KATE
Sho NIL IN lntTGdqee I the - fsr,famed ar SPIRITUAL
Ruich the unaccountable manifestations of the So
Gt SaIied EfIElr HANps An AMP ARMS RtNGING
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, AND MYSTIC APP
hsHTSp6pTT ~ RpHT ~ RrRa PIruSFed, claimed oy the
sPIRITraIIsW bnt w;n 70 ~, gy ;pellorneu bs
Gone without the aid of the SPIRITS. The
CT cpoprp o,crp,s
81 uLoh"h clSIERS
VIII 90, Guido, and undo the
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TELEGRAPH1C NEWS.
THE REBEL RAID.

Its Progress and Ma MISUNDERSTANDING near
Frederick, Md.-The Enemy HepulSed by
General Wallace Hagerstown Levied
Upon-Its Authorities Fay SEQ. 000-The
Excitement In PennsylvaEi a-Desisns Of
the lnvaders-Estimate of their Strength
They Comprise q Considerable Portion
of Lees Army-Hishly Important Report
OF a Prisoner-La r umors, etc.