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OFFICIAL WAR BULLETIN

OFFICIAL WAR BULLETIN.
Grant still Smelling Petersburs-No Later
Advices from Sherman-Sheridan's Move
ments observation-disclosures Death
Confirmed.
WASHINGTON, September 6, $40 p. m
Major General Diz, Nep York:
despatch from GenI Grant, Just received
gives q statement from the Richmond Exami.
ner Of this morning, that John Morgan was
surprised and killed, and his stafr captured, at
Greenville, Tennessee, Yesterday.
An unofficial dispatch, received by this de-
partnent this morning, from Lexington states
that General GllleM has officially reported the
surprise and defeat OF Morgan, at Green Vile;
mat John Morgan was killed and his staff cap.
tured; from fifty to one hundred rebels killed
seventy prisoners taken, and one gun captured
The report being confirmed by the Richmond
Examiner, there Ii no room to doubt its truth
In honor OF the capture Of Atlanta, General
Grant yesterday ordered a salute to be fred
with shotted guns from every battery bearin g
upon the enemy.
Nothing has been received by the department
from Atlanta since the 18th instant, nor any.
thing south of Nashville, on account of the de.
rangement OF the telegraph lines BY the pre-
vailing storms.
No movements OF importance have taken
place in the Shenandoah Valley.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON, Secretary Of War.
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PRESENTATION TO PRESIDENT LINCOLN.

PRESENTATION TO PRESIDENT LINCOLN.
This afternoon at 2 O'Clock q delegation re-
presenting the loyal colored men Of Baltimore,
consisting Of Rev. Bishop Wayman, Rev. S.
NJ. Chase, Rev. W. H. Brown, w. W. Francis
and A: q. Carroll, called upon President Linz
coin at the White House, and presented him
with handsome bible and case, costing $5s0.75,
as q token OF respect and gratitude.
The presentation took place in the Presidents
Mr.. Lincoln by r. Stocket Matthews, Esq, Of
the third congressional district Of Maryland.
Rev. S. w. Chase presented the book TO the
President, saying 1t was presented to Mr.. Lin
coin for his distinguished services in the great
cause OF emancipation.
Upon the conclusion Of the Rev. Mr. Chase's
remarks two OF the delegates handed the book
knowledged in the following words:
It would be very fitting occasion to make q
response at length to the appropriate address
you have Just made. would do 80 if pre-.
pared. 1 would promise you to make reply
in writing at some future day, had not expe.
rience taught me that would not be able to
keep it. can only say now, as have often
said before, it has always been a sentiment
with me that all mankind should be free. So
far as have been able, 50 far as came within
my sphere I have always acted as my con-
science told me was right and just. I have
often, in letters and documents sent forth from
this office, expressed myself better than can
now.
In regard to the great book, I have only to
say 1t is the best gift which God has ever
given man. But for this book we would not
know right from wrong. All those things so
desirable to man are communicated through it.
return sincere thanks for this very elegant
copy Of this great book Of God you have pre-
sented me.
nlnN ioo a;,,nv. Of
purple velvet, inclosed in a black walnut case,
16 by ID inches. On one side of the book is
gold plate, oval shape, inches in circumfer-
ance, on which is an engraving representing
from the slaves.
On the other side Of the book is gold plate
four inches long and two wide, which bears
the inscription -" Presented to Abraham Lin.
coin, President Of the United States, by the
loyal colored people Of Baltimore, as token
OF respect and gratitude, July 4, 1864"
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THE ELECTION IN VERMONT,
Union Ticket Elected BY a Larse Maieri,

RUTLAND, VT, Sept 6.-The result OF the
voting in this town il Smith, (Union,) for
Governor, 740, Redfeld, Democracy 81,
Union majority, 500. Union gain from last
year, 80.
BURLINGTON, Sept. 6.-The largest vote ever
L. Barnes, Union candidate for town Repre-.
sentative, was elected by 200 majority. For
Governor, the vote stood, Smith, (Union,) ga;
MoHTPRLIER, Sept. 6.-The vote fer Gov
ernor Is about the seventh OF the State. This
gives Smith $3.50. Redfeld 1,s45; last year
Smith 1854, Reddeld 1851. The corresponding
increase throughout the State will swell
Smiths majority to 5000 over last year when
Inc Union can didate was elected by Il, 651 ma
1ority. The Union men are jubilant over the
success Of to-day.
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funds, and brokers Ind no difficulty In supply.
Ing their wants ut per cent. At present Ger.
tifcates Of Indebtedness are bought mp freely
In preference to commercial bills, which under
the uncertainty Of the positive situation are not
regarded a. particularly safe. The effect IL to
keep up the price Of certificates and advance
the rates OF discount to sa19per cent, Q charge
to which many merchants will not submit
preferring to carry their own paper or other.
wise dispose of it.
@Hon. John Wentworth is again a candi-
date for Congress from the Chicago (Ill.) dis
Ttct. he was in Congress In 1882, 3 and q.
@Long Branch, New jersey, is said to be
the principal resort for shoddy, and his wife
and daughters justnow.
~ II Admiral Buchanan. Of the rebel navy,
dies, the pirate Semmes will succeed to his
rank.
~ James Andrews, Esq, ex Mayor Of Co.
lumbia, Tenn, has been sent to the Nashville
penitentiary for manslaughter.
~ The Everett House, New York city, is
hereafter to be conducted On the European
plan.
~ Hon M. Fenton has been nominated by
the Democrats for Governor Of Michigan.
~The Boston Post says: 'Mrs. Tom Thumb
has really got baby"
~Mrs Admiral Farragut is at the Aston
House, New York.
Legislature for charters for five railroads.
~The Paris Credit Mobilier is said to be
very much bothered by the Mexican loan.
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new YORK sroCK LIsT

(By the Peoples Line-Omoe 81 Ninth streekl
l07K; u. s. 6SO,s, 111X; Oertthcates OF 1ndebt-
sdness, o3x; Gold, elk; N. 7. Central, 12S X;
Eris, Ioex Aud:on River, lasx: H 7ss en- =
ran Southern. go; Illinois Central, 129X;
cleveland md Psttsburg, 49, Cleveland and
Toledo, l25; Chicago and Rock Island, lo9x;
Milwaukfe and Prairie tda Chen. 81; Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago. HON; Alton, and
Terra Haute, =; chicago and Northwestern,
OK; QutcksilYeI. 50.
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RAPID RECRUITING FOR THE ARMY.
During the last ten days the number of men
mustered into the army has averaged 5000 a
day. On the I'd instanu4,1 1926 were m ustered In,
and on the Sd instant 1862. These are the latest
reports received. The number mustered in on
the 4th instant is probably greater than has
been mustered during any one day for nearly
two years.
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ANXIOUS TO TAKE THE OATH.

ANXIOUS TO TAKE THE OATH.
Many Of the rebel prisoners now confined at
Point Lookout appear to be anxious to take
the oath Of allegiance and be released. This
privilege is accorded to those who in the opin-
Ion of the proper officers are sincere in their
intentions. Last evening the Lizzie Baker
brought up twenty from Point Lookout, who
were released and furnished with transporta.
ton North, upon taking the oath Of allegiance
to the u. S. Government.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
Rejoicing over r ecent Victories,

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 8.-A salute Of one
hundred guns was fired at the arsenal at noon,
and there was also q similar salute by the
Union Refreshment Saloon, Warrington street,
In honor Of recent military Victories.
The returning SD regiment, with an escort,
have parade, and the streets exhibit q holi.
day appearance from the display Of hags.
BALTIMoRx, Sept. The city IL gay with
flags in honor OF recent victories, and at noon
salute was fred. ttE Er- -e-+ 2.
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GROVES THBATBR-The Warren Combine
tion.-The performance Of "The Babes in the
Wood" by the Warren company, last night
was an exceedingly enjoyable one. The Beetle
OF Warren was not SO boisterously droll as the
Toodles CLARK rendition Of the part, but was
infinitely more natural, and to that extent more
effective. Mr. Charles Barron was fairly good
as Frank Rushton, and Miss Josephine Orion
was very sweet and charming In the part Of
Lady Blanche. She is the best representative
OF such parts we have lately seen. Miss Mes.
tayer made an average Mrs. Beetle, and Mr.. Jen-
Lings played the part of the Earl of Lazenby
with no little feeling;-but his make up" was
STABILITY discreditable, wig and face especially
As such thing as a green.ba fye.pound
nete has not probably yet made its appearance
In the British Isles, his use lin feeling Mr.
Beele) OF such colored representative for a
isA'-pun note" had better be avoided in future.
mr.. Saville was very satisfactory in sustaining
the part Of the man Of the world, Slideu, and
Mr.. Ward made much Of his slight part Of
Todd
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FROM CITY POINT.

The mail steamer Dictator arrived here this
morning at 9 O'Clock from City Point, which
place she left yesterday at 10 q. m. She brings
ing for day or two past at the front.
The Dictator experienced very rough wealth.
er the bay last night, and 1t il feared that
siderable damage may have been done to the
shipping, but 30 far none has been reported
The 9Th Maine regiment, numbering fifty -four
men, came up on the Dictator, its term OF ser
vice having expired. These men had with
them their flag, and its tattered and torn folds
indicate that il has been in many hard fought
battles.
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PERSONAL Baron de Stoeckl, Russian Min
lister, and Admiral Popof, Of the Russian
navy, are at the Clarendon Hotel, New York.
Assistant Postmaster General Randall is At
the Aston House. .-. S'
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GOOD NEWS FROM TENNESSEE AND
GEORGIA.
Fight near Murfreesbero, Tennessee-The
Rebels Defeated - Rousseau Pursuing
wheeler South Of Duck River-Sherman
Pursuing the Rebels Southwark Of At.
lanta.
NASHVILLE, Sept Three thousand rebel
cavalry, under Williams and Robertson, with
three pieces Of artillery, near Murfreesboro'
on Saturday morning, were attacked by Gen.
Milroy.
There was brisk fighting all day Sunday.
The rebels retreated toward Triune, folio wed
by Milroy's forces. which made several at.
acks during the day.
The Federal loss was ten killed and wounded,
including Col. Eifurt, I'd KY, killed. The re-
bel loss is thought to be larger than our own.
Milroy, having exhausted his ammunition,
joined Rosseau's forces near Franklin.
Wneelers main force was on Sunday six
tachment IL reported to have joined him, and
Rosseau closely following him.
Inc damage done to the railroad Is very
stroyed.
Dispatches received this morning report Ros.
and charging upon the rebels, who had dis
mounted to Tight. We captured 500 horses.
Omcial dispatches received at Nashville An.
nounce that In the late fight before Atlanta the
rebels lost three thousand killed and wounded
1nd two thousand prisoners, including q brig.
adler general, ten gums and a large amount Of
camp equipage. Our loss is comparatively
trifing. The rebels are retreating in great
haste.
Omcial information from the front, dated
Sunday, twenty.seven miles below Atlanta,
represent sherman pursuing the rebels south
ward of Atlanta
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1vermont fired the first gun of the politi-
cal campaign yesterday, and 1t was we'll
charged and sent home. The returns indi.
cate an increased Union majority on q full
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THR MARYLAND CONSTITUTIONAL UoHyHH.
TON closed its labors yesterday, and the new
Constitution will be submitted to the people for
their ratification in November. - e..
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aENI CROOK TAXES GEN'L HUNTERS
B.. !. - COMMAND.
Major Gen'l Hunter has been relieved at his
own request from tho command Of the De-
partment OF West Virginia, and Brevet Major
Genl Geo. Crook assigned to the command in
his place,
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MUSICAL CIRCULAR.
NIB. AND MRS. J. P. cAULPIHLD,

the Pabis sensrsiiy thst heX ts9s Just an
ana that t6ey are about 70 open school for e.
plan Of the celebrated Musical Academies Of Lon
don and other European cities.
struction Of ladies in vocal music by Mrs. Csuasd
whose experie9ce in the best Schools in London
p part e its N
~
.sa sss Srsnasss he
and IL which il will be his aim to render his pupils
aI; .d
s .aa S 4 h Gs ase
QuARTERhAsTE.IR D SEsnsAI's OFFICE
HoS MisElHisoSRRsss SI.E Hd ASfs;s " 1854.
Vii hH s:
tf Hs. =. o s 5. as m to L. L.v
asyernment INSPECTION before being accepted.
S S.lssy, HIssss ss each Zach
Payment win be made for M sIH g, and k mere
go, sim ouartsrmastsr aenerai's 0aoe:-
- SIG . sTRIIT. 80
eaook,aza,, Glass. r.!
cS SEEt oh 1s ABSS Jsx As 81 qSN2Psss
offer all Of the above articles. Of goods. Ehi K.
embrace the best assortment ever offered 70 ts
Washin gton public; ct 10 per cent lover sasn NV
can he purchased elseW here In the city.
Cal and - for yourselves. roLRY,
.epsIn.ga s1s Psi. north. bet iOth and III.
S1FDF0 s1Ll.AlIiy 9 The arss a 70 En-, s:s-
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lH FAsHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY,
Temperance Hall, e street. between 9th and 10th.
Prof. Msrini begs leave to announce to his a
patrons and the public In general, that he 81
on TUESDAY, Sept Goth. ~
. DAYS OF TUITION,
For Ladies. Misses. and Masters, TUESDAY.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY. from to D. m,
GLASS for Gen tIemen, every TUESDAY THURS
DAY and SATURDAY, from to 10 p. m.
For further particulars see circulars.
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RYJ. q. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON N STREET
TWEEN 9TH AND 10TH SITS. WEST. Al

On MONDAY AFTERNOON, Sept. 18th, at S
clock. on the premises we shall sell Lots Nos
ana 2 In Dayidson's ubdiysion Of Square No so7
H Pc 9Th and 10th streets west. running back
Also, Lots I and &, in Wilson & CaIlan's subdi.
VISION OF same square, fronting 26 feet on 50 foot
Rack 25 feet
Title indisputable.
Terms: One third cash; the remainder in 5 and
moptns, with interest. secured by adeed of trust
,ConYeyances and stamps at the cost of the pur.
chasers.
SEPT JAS. O. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts.
GREAT BARG AINLOne of the finest and new
~ Prince Co.'s MELODRONs for sale very
cheap by gentleman. and Is to be seen at Prof.
Wolowskl's rooms, No. As 10th street. above Pa.
avenue, sep est
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, D. Che session Of
~ the Preparatory Department opens WEDNES
DAY, Sept, IA of the College,, W1DNRSDAf.
sep 6.eo4t. President.
A., CLOSING OUT SALE.
4AS a preliminary move toward closing bust.
ness the undersigned will offer, for Q limited pc
Rod their entire stock Of DRY GOODS and G 70.
CERES at much reduced prices for cash. At the
expiration of the said period, the balance of the
stock. gether with the property belonging to the
arm, will be offered and sold at public auction.
A. r. OFHUTT & CO.,
No. 1853 and 165 Bridge street..
sep 5-lOt- Georgetown, D.
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EAAaClAL--Tne New York Post OF yester.
day evening says: :
per cent. COLLABORATING bonds of 1881. is thu
cnief topic OF discussion In Wall street. The
bonds are In active request by foreigu capt.
taiists AZ well as by our own citizens, and the
Investment u In every respect 90 remuner.
awe and attractive that there Is little doubt
MUM. PAs
The bids will be opened ON the 9th instant.
H sS oeposit OF two per cent. must accompany
tnS oio. The purchase money NAV be mad
sIoSI ~ once or in three equal insfaiIments
on tne atn, 18th. and cath Instant The n,
, on ene oonos viii begin on the day Of
The loan market is active to.a.v
cent. Some OF tho banks and leadin ins,it uA
lions report that they have less mons1 a. .h.a.
disposal for call loans. Commercial =, n sner
passes slowly at sal2 per cent. P"p0r
fves are to b received in the payment. to tss
Treasury for the new loan, and the antic,n.'
ton Of larger issue Of per cent comnonrd
interest notes, tends 70 stimulate the specuia-
tive spirit, and TO encourage the belief of an
easier loan market.
The stock market opened with less de.
pressed feeling than for some days past, and
remained steady to the close.
Inc commercial Advertiser says:
Inc SUCK market opens this morning with
more ouoyancy. The arrangement Of the
TreasoIy department for accepting Five per
cent notes IN payment Of the new loan, has Re.
Aexso INC sPPIenension OF q stringent money
rate In stocks. The bear interest in railroad
stocks continues strong but the resis IA ca from
the bulls 10 gaining strength, and the SeneraI
opinion 10 mat me lowest point Of depression
The money market is well supplied with
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LOST AND FOUND.

7 OsT Oh sToLEN19n the sth instant. good.
1lls.sioa e 3: kSyEs, s. south q street *
short horns. short legs. and age a bo d.
s. reward viii be given, II return ed to No. re lsss
S ss T between I'd and Sd streets 81 S:'
$40 RE-. sc6otsF Fl HSoR ID a, As
The S book Is Of no bspsas to any one The spo!s
ss W.sSs sssn 8 Capitol Hill sad
STRAYED AWAY.Frem the sussscribsI, Pat s
Esh HSGEes On the Sta day Of Sept THREE
Cow, Without horns. white, face. With somsthing
black, similar 70 tsr. on her f.s. yer! short IN
White SPOT in her face; there is wart on the hind
stase &c? :Ps
Balance s bod, sed Belly white There viii fs Sc
ss@ {: Sssas.. s
9Th, East Capitol street. next frame house to the
tssn %GEsSR Of
SIS Ep s fs aszs fa:. snail .sd
S::S e III e :f::s
con REWARD.-Lost near Sd street and Penn
gZO sylvania avenue, An old black POCKET
BOOK. containing near $lO, with sutler passes
across the Potomac; The above IsXsrd win be
q street and Pennsylvania avenue. Washinston,
ID. o. sep ST.
T OOKl-65O REWARDl- strayed OF stolen
IL from the premises Of the subscriber, August
Is, ,ssa. ono brown HORSE: four years DID 1.st
hair rubbed ont of his tail place the size of
hand. Any one returning the said horse to the
undersigned will receive the above reward:
DAVID 4OSS,
sep 6.st+ N street south, near New Jersey Az.
nIsTRICT OF COLUMBIA, COUNTY OF VASE
~ INeTos. Jo-git: hereby certify that W; A.
brought before me, the undersigned. one Of the
Justices Of the Peace in and for the County Of
estray, trespassing upon the Capitol grounds. a
Light BAY HORSE, Colt, supposed to be three
years old with black name and tail, star on tore
head, without shoes ,o, w,,,,.u.
The owner of the above described HORSE, Colt,
take him away. VIM. A. NEWMAN,
sep6 -5t" Chief Capitol Police.
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/, A MUSICAL EDUOATIoN-All who would be
como prohcients IN music, vocal and instru
ment OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Caulaeld In anoth
or column, q a.
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PoeTPoNHD-The picnic Of the Star Club
which was to have taken place yesterday, Is
postponed until Friday, when 1t will be held at
Washington City Park. r e:
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w. ATTENTION, 'JOURNEYMEN COACH
uS MAKERS-You are hereby notified to at
tend the regular m onthly meeting of the Associ-
alton on THURSDAY EVENING, Sept Sth. at ..
m ,, at German Hall, llth st. Business of impor-
lance demands the attendance Of every member.
sep7-2ts p. P KANE Secretary,
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BOARDING.

GOOD BOARDING WITH PLEASANT ROOMS
NJ can be had At reasonable rates at No. 95 Wash.
inston street, Georgetown. Also, several rooms
to let. sep 6-1w"
TWO MECHANICS can be accommodated with
good ROOM and BOARD by immediate appli-
cation at S94 18th street. between X and Mass.
az. $50. few TABLE BOARDERS. sep5s ST.
EIRST- GLASS BOARD, with Furnished Rooms,
L Also Table Board can be obtained at No us
Z street, between 9Th and 9Th. Breakfast from
to 9 dinner from to s sep 3-1m@
BOARD AND HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
- ROOMS for families or single persons. House
airy: with spacious grounds. Terms moderate
Apply at 8. W. Corner 2lst and sts., near Penn'a
avenue. au IS l2t~
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JAY COOKE & CO.,
--~. BANKERS,
HAVE THIS DAY,
REMOVED
TO THEIR NIW OFFICE,
FIFTEENTH STREET, MAR G.,
m.. OPPOSITE
UNITED STATES TREASURY.
SuRl-

TWO WROUGHT IRON DOORS,
TWO WROUGHT IRON FRAMES, IN,
The above we're taken - out 81 tie Old Bsnk of
golumbia, and will be sold cheap for cash. Par.
Ties wishing to inspect the above Will apply at 2O6
Sridge street, between Market and Frederick ST..
9eorsetown. ]. W sep s-steo'
N0T1C1;,I would respectfully inform the pub.
= He tnat having disposed Of my stock OF Hard
request all persons who have accounts standing on
my Books to call at once and settle. NY accounts
yill be left for short time with the above named
VINO are authorized to ssssle The ss WA
sep s-st 324 D st.. bet. 10Th and 18th.
5oao fsl f Soo SRsss1ls'' stock Of
so .e s Gdst iNr sale Ct the lowest prices
fes La Pp s Rosl s1 :ns
sep Sim 1913 III st.. 6a.6 and SIS.
THl coPARTNERsHIp HBREToFoR1 Ex-
firm Of JOHN j, BARNARD 4 Co., 10 this DAY
continue the business at the old stand, No. LAG
win please make prompt p.ymsnt to him;
VIZ WHY 4. ); D 61naaz4hD'
GeorsetoMn, D. O., Sept. /, 1854. sep 57w
DRILLS AND FlyRRs-sHAKl NO MORH.-
B. y, &c q once to M00R1V DRUGSTORE. lis
bta. ~ an. snSsnus West End and prosHrs
They are M.xranted to cure Price $3.50. sep S.2w
o EsAs sasIsa1H It.
ysrissy Of .tSis. ~ X. PHR&Sf az o.. 81
Louisiana sv.. between 9Th sad 7th sts. sspa.lWs
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F@RALLYl RALLY RALLYi
uS THH CAMPAIGN OPENEDI
All citizens of Washington who profess TO be the
friends Of the GOVERNMENT and the Union; and
eieetios OF ABRHH4M LINCOLN Ii NJ FOR PRisI.
ET AMP HY F3F ISs
invited to meet ct Union Lease Hall on 9Th st., on
THURSDAY EVENING, the 9Th instant, at ~
O'Clock, for the purpose Of organising Q working
UNION CAMPAIGN CLUB. sep 2tA
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CRIMINAL CouRr.-The Court was not /
session to-day-Judge Fisher not having re
covered sufficiently to preside. He Is, however
we are glad 70 say, convalescing. and tbs bus
iness Of the Court will be probably resume
TO- morrow, to which time the Jury wore dis
charged. AEt -.Es
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- GO; ana S1iNSEsss BIO sfo9 Gsa Ill y
AID Hospitals, being highly reconmendsd ~,
1nyelids By our most eminent phy sicisns' For
sale By GEO r SMITH ~ N Ho1
Inporterg Of Wines Brandiee and az S:,s
SEP 3-eoSt lIntsalisenosr umeS,
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VIM. Selby, who works at Giesbero, and who
stopped at Thornton's " Star" Restaurant, cor
ner Of 18th and L streets, Navy Yard walked
the pavement beneath his feet was badly in.
jured, and his body bruised, Omcer Shelton
picked him up and waking the family they
took charge of him. sEeH..- 80
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CHARGE OF STEALING HACK AID HoRsBs.
Patrick Leary, alias Thos. Williams, q soldier,
was arrested last night for taking the hack and
horses belonging to Thomas e. Dant from the
hack stand at the railroad depot and driving
OFF with 1t. Mr.. Dant, supposing his horses
had run of, Jumped upon his brothers. coach
and followed, and caught the thief. Justice
Boswell sent him to jail for court.
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ANOTHER MAD Doc acknowledgements af-
ternoon, about O'Clock, large NeWfound.
land dog ran along First street. near L, snap.
ping at everything that happened to be In the
way, and causing considerable alarm among
parents on account Of their children, and q
general skedaddle among pedestrians who had
only themselves to look after. Omcer Crock,
Of the Fourth Ward, being in the vicinity,
killed the rabid dog before any harm was done
by him. 0--r az = --r -