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, 1861-10-02

1F COLD I'm 4&8E HEAD
ONE HUNDRED THOuBAED perzons die yea5sy
In .tt1s ctu1 trT ok Con1unptton. EreTy phy1cf1n
knows that with fully tWohfdb Of this nunoeF, tue
diseNe 11st commenced a.
Catarrh in the Nose.
The ne4t step being to the throat and bronchial tubes
t Is ea:ler 70 eais cat.rrh than Consumption. and
by SS9g tse 1T r. the ,5e5 Ho1a
The s5mptofas of Gatsrrh IS tee7 generally apr.ar
are st t1st 1eIy lght Persoae md tney have cold
seadTe q 81 changes of tempe! ata1e + thia con
ti1!on thsnose Ga1 6e d1.:oE aaxht daehsrge I'M
a tha daease becomes chfonc discharges afe in-
creased 1nQu4uttf and changed IN qualify; they ase
nGW thick, 6nf heavy md IRE either got nd Of BY
bl6Eirg the nn6e or saee they G1 Into a throat md
sf1s essiSg Ed brest6: tic Soiee i tnies md
tx1 tie ayes are Weak the stfge q nuen 1e<sened
o. destroy I'd: deatnsss frequently takes plaeal A1o
her common md import ans eYnp4on q Cata!Eh u
moizips II thlcE p smy musens1 vhlch his fa1en
down rom the head 4utdtE night When tt1s takes
place the petson may pc re 1hst his dsease b on ita
Way to 1he nnkk Aad should 1oss time In arrestsg
It. The Atnze arc ttd ATptor1s Of Gatsrrh IS the1
ARR By t Il 8 "a % Il Ia Ilou1D cArARRH RRMgDY.
all these symptoms can ne qucRiy ard ef5ctoalis e
M9ytd. Ard haze sufi e1elt confdsnca in the Hens
edy 70 AaEufe Al who Ar dspsged to test IT. sIsaes
94cs II she G.ta1rh Remedy, sz % saaeisss tos
1se oee month. with ful1 and clear direcdoaa
4 Office, 1875 Lake, Corner Of Wells Street
! os1ssssaa Eaaoass saz 81 edlatsa. u,
, 1861-10-02
spAlllXe's THROAT CONNECTIONS.

Iad71se every oae who hes q Cough or Hn1f3
yeice Of aBad Breath OF any dtcultJ Of the Threat
to get packsge OF my Thzoat CONNECTIONS; they FIJI
relieve you Instantly and you viii agree with me that
"ttey go right to the spot" You VII ind them very
useful and p1eaeaut whle travelling OF atteodu: pub
Lie eetIngB fcx sttllng your Cough allsytng your
thirst II Yeu try oaa package, an Esfs IN taJtnz
that you vii ever afterwards consider them iodlspen-
sable You VIII ind them it TIE Dtugg1ses' aud Deal
ers In Medicines
, 1861-10-02

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Ezg,and viii csst 80 900 pos.
, 1861-10-02

e@y The STATE Journal insists that the Chi
csgo TgIBrNE Of Sept. 10Th did contain the
phrase " "Fremont is worth more to the Union
cauae tban all Kentucky" We have probably
SIS cor1ec. copy Of that Issue Of the TRIBUNE
IS the STATE journal can boast Of, and we un-
dertake to ssyit is not there. We have found,
however, that It did occur in our Issue Of the
a1st ult., In small item, appended to another
small item, clipped from the Cincinnati Com
,ueTcial. Therefore We take the earliest occa-
sion to apologize, not to the State soa17.aa, but
to the State Register. The former aheet charged
that we mad recently nominated Fremont for
the Presidency, ana it was to that little item
of mendscity that ne called the Journals at
tentiop. We repeat that call.
, 1861-10-02

TwRsTmrH Isp1AkA.-The Goth Indiana
regiment, Col. Brown, which has been in
charge Of the Northern Central Railroad for
distance Of eight miles, with headquarters at
Ccckeysvile, Nd, has gone to Fortress Mon
roe. The order Of departure was received
during the afternoon, and the regiment Vas
On board the steamex 1t Baltimore at O'Clock
the same evening. Col. Rrown's command
numbers ], 200 men, well equipped and disci-
plined, and win be valuable accession to the
force now being concentrated by Genera
Wocl for operations on the Southern coast
This is, moreover, the first Indiana regiment
that has been ordered 80 far from home.
, 1861-10-02
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-07

INDIA RUBBER CoRks-ManKfactursdE under G. ood-
ysar's Patent, Eztsndsd June Is, 1858.
A new and desirable article which has long been
needed to take the place Of the common cork for
Champagne, Porter, Ale, Cider, &C., afrer the
original cork 10 drawn. They prevent any loss
Of Fixed air and keep the liquor In the same state
1t being air-tght, It is the only article suitable
for Acids, Aqua Ammonia, Smelling Salts, Indel-
ible Ink, and great variety Of articles which are
more or less volatile, and which destroy the COM
mon cork, but have no effect upon the Rubber
The Rubber Stopper will not chip or break of
as the common cork is liable to, making it neces-
bottle or phial. its toughness and tenacity obvi.
ates this objection to the common cork.
They are prepared with the purest articles, i'm
parting no smell or taste to the most delicate
preparation, and may be relied upon by all Phy-
sicians and Surgeons.
On the score Of economy, it will take the place
OF all other corks and Shoppers, as quantities of
liquors Of all kinds and medicines are obliged to
be thrown away, having become stale and worth
less, for the want Of being tightly corked. They
are also perfect substitute for ground glass stop
pers for druggists bottles and phials which often
stick and are difficult to get out
They are put upa dozen in a box Of different
sizes expressly FOR families, so that when any
bottle Of liquid is opened the Rubber cork should
be used.
They can be put up differently, assorted for
Wine and Liquor Stores, Beer Bottlers, Hotels,
Club Rooms, Bar.rooms, &c, &c, Of such sizes
and quantities as may be wanted.
They will be for sale at all the principal Drug
glst and Rubber Stores throughout the United
States
A company has been formed under the title of
the Goodyear India Rubber Cork COMPANY for
the manufacture Of the above article, under the
exclusive license from Mr.. Goodyear's Executors
for the United States, and they intend to place
them before the public at prices reasonable that
they will come into general use, and in great
measure supercede the common cork.
For sale at H. A. Halls India Rubber Ware
house, Jos Pennsylvania avenue, Washington,
ID. C.. eo3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-07
A REvIEv

THAT REPORr.-we haveeve reason 10 believe
that the report Of Mr.. r. }. Allen, detective
officer, to Provost Marshal Porter, wss handed BY
the latter to the State Department for such action
upon Il as might be necessary.
Thus, IL was sent by Secretary Seward 10 Dis
trict Attorney Darlington, whose du'y 10 wa 10
take measures for the prompt correction Of the
real abuses Of law and liberty which It pointed
out
Gen. Darlington wss engaged in 90 doing, when
Senator Wilson obtained Il, or copy Of 70, and
used II as a whole-iu errOrs Of fact and erroneous
deductions included-for buncombe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-07
DIEp,

On Friday night, the 9Th instant, at O'Clock.
LAURA LUCINDA, younger dau shter of Joseph
and 6racey Richards, AGED years months and 6
days
instant, o'clock The friends of the family are
invited TO etten1 her funeral, from her parents
Island.
On the morning of the It'll instant, at s O'Clock,
Of typhoid fever at the residence of R. G. Fox at
Kencall Green, JOHN KENDALL, only remain
ing son of Hon Amos Kendall ana wife, in the 18th
year OF his age.
His funeral services will take place to- morrow
Sunday ate noon. at half past 2, at the First
Presbyterian Church, ~ ST. The friends Of the
family are cordially invited to attend
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-07
THE LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
ENGAGEMENT BETWEEN GUNBoArs.
REPORTED EVACUATION OF TYBEE
ISLAND.


BALTIMORE, Dec. THE Old Point boat has
arrived here, bringing the following news:
FORTRESS MONROE, Dec o.-The steamer
spaulding arrived here early this morning from
Hatterss Inlet. She brings intelligence Of q
naval engagement between the U. 8. gunboats
Stars and Stripes, Underwater, Putnam, and
Ceres, and two Rebel gunbosts. Between
twenty and thirty shots and shells were AIRED on
each side, but without doing any damage. Sew
eraI shots came close to the spsulding, from the
Rebel boats, to which Capt. Howes replied with
his guns.
BY this steamer we also learn that on the I'd
inst furious gale prevailed at the Inlet but the
fortincations remained uninjured by the tide,
which was not as high az that OF the previous
month.
The troops were all in good health.
The schooner Alexander, Capt Miles, with
Government stores, was flying q flag Of distress,
having dragged her anchor after springing slesk
About three fourths Of her cargo will be saved I,
but in damaged condition. The vessel 10 amt
for further use.
A flag Of truce has just come down from Nor
folk, bringing Horatio Eagle and ave ladies and
children. Mr.. Eagle was released on his parole
by the rebels. The passengers report nothing
new.
According to a dispatch dated Augusta, Tybee
Island was evacuated by our troops, and the light
house was burned by the rebels
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-07
MARRIED.

On the 18th ultimo, BY the Rev. Septimus Tus-
tin, ID. d., Mr.. JULIUS 8. McAL1ISEER, u.
y Army, to Miss NAREMETA 8. Stall
LINGS.
On the 5th instant, by the Rev John G.. Smith,
ID D., Mr.. GEORGE T. B4SSETT. of this city 4,
to Miss ELLA A. TREADWAY: of Michigan.
Detroit papers copy.l
On the 5th instant, st the Second Baptist Church,
by the Rev. B. H. Benton, JAMES A. DUN.
NINGTON 10 Miss MANY f. ST. JOHN, all of
this city. Port Tobacco Times COPY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-07

STBAMKR FOR TEE UPrER PoToMAc.--A small
steamer named the Volunteer which was
originally built for use In the shallow waters Of
the Delaware river, above Philadelphia, has been
purchased by the Government, for service in the
waters Of the Upper Potomac. She is STERN
wheel boat, and draws only eighteen inches Of
as soon 40 repairs which she il now undergoing
have been completed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-07

The DISTRICT VOLUNTEERS have been assigned
to the brigade under Col. Robinson. acting brig
adler, who commanded at Fort McHenry durin.
the Baltimore troubles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-07

SENATORS BAKER AND BINGHAM The desth
OF Senator Baker will, according TO the present
understanding, be announced In both Houses Of
Congress on Tuesday, and that Of senator Bing-
ham, Of Michigan, on Wednesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-07

The STAR IN THE FIRST WARp-M John
Mathews is the sole agent for serving the Star Ia
subscribers In the First Ward Of this city. All
only to him; as well as all arrearages due in that
ward for the Baltimore Sun, Of which he is also
the agent there. Iw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-07

Sick AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS The aggregat
humber Of sick and wounded soldiers accommo
dated in the various hospitals in this city
amounts TO l,0S4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-07

REMARKABLY FINE Harvey Is just now re
ceiving the finest conceivable oysters. They ar
finer than ever before found their way to thi
market In any considerable quantities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-07

The GEORGETOWN CRY COUNCILS 1T has been
said that ''the world Is governed too much - but
the saying will not apply to our sister city. The
winter session of the Councils commenced this
week and at the first regular meeting, last MI ht,
no business was transacted for want Of quorum,
although matters Of some importance are lying
over
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-07

TURNED OVER TO THE CIVIL AUTHORITIES -
Jas Morrissey, soldier Of the 9Th Infantry, who
was arrested for assaulting and beating p Con-
don, sexton Of st. Patrick's Church, and turned
over to the military by Justice Thompson, has
been turned to the civil authorities by
Of the commanding officer Of the regiment, and
this morning he was committed to jail for court
by Justice Thompson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-07

ANoNG the numerous resorts for amusement
Odd Fellows Hall admirably sustains its merited
popularity with the Washington public. An
original entertainment tonight, unsurpassed in
fun
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-07

DEAD This community will sympathize sin.
cerely with their much res pected fellow-citizen
the venerable Amos Kendall, upon the loss Of his
only remaining son, John Kendall, ESQ whose
death 10 recorded In the obituary notices else.
where. The funeral services will take place to-
morrow afternoon at the Rev. Mr. Sunderland 6
church, Four and a. half street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-07
SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK, p. M.
OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
coIoNKI KHERIsAN.

coLoNKL EHRRIeAN.
The last sensation rumor with reference 20 Col
kerrigan, 10 that he has committed suicide In The
Old Capitol prison. On the contrary, he 10 10.
day well and a. lively az q cricket.
APPOINTED.
Rev. DR.. Mitchell, Of covington, Ky, wa 10
day appointed chaplain 70 the Sth regiment Of
United States cavalry.
REvIKw.
Governor Morgan to-day reviewed the brigade
OF Genn wadsworth. A large throng Of New
Workers were present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-07

ALARM OF FIRx-The alarm Of fre last night,
about half. past seven O'Clock, which was general
and brought out the FIRE companies in different
parts Of the city, caused bya violation Of the
city ordina noes, by the burning Of a large guam
uty Of rubbish In ninth street near d. The light
was quite brilliant, and could be seen great
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-07

last night 10 ovefhowing, and the performances
received with upfoarious laughter and applause.
The attraction Of this company cannot fall Of In
surfing a most successful season, however pro-
trscted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-07

THEATER Tonight Mr.. John E. Owens
makes his last appearance, and will do duty in
and 1Solon Shingle.n
On Monday night Mr.. Bland will bring out the
great spectacle piece, "The seven Sisters" for
which the requisite machinery, properties, de-,
be produced here with all the splendor Of effects
which has characterized II at northern theaters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-07

THE BoLLINsER WINE. - Our entefprising
neighbors, johnson Maggie, are the Washington
in this market. 10 possesses remarkable fne
body, and we have rarely indeed found any other
champagne TO exceed Il In flavor. IL can hardly
fail TO become standard favorite In this re-
zion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-07

An ABusE.-Edff0T star: Considering your
journal the rest for exposing violations Of law
encroachmens upon the rights Of citizens, |
would respectfully ask you 70 notice the follow
Ing facts On the 3lst October, 1861, while my
carriage was standing close TO the euro-stone, on
the corner Of Seyentee nth and 6 streets, Il was
run into by an army wagon, and materially dam
aged endsngering the lives Of my friend and my
self On the 26th November a similar outrage
was perpetrated by 10 army wagon while lady
was driving reducing the carriage 70 wreck.
Most fortunately, the lady escaped uninjured; but
the damage was such a. to enlarge the expense Of
repairs As am not the only sufferer oy this
specifically suggest that all who have been thus
Injured die the coachmakers bill Of repairs, with
vouchers At the once Of Justice Dom, who Will
pat the matter into tangible shape Tor ootalning
peeuniary redress. Hoping for your support In
securing a remedy for these manifest wrongs, l
remain very respectfully youn, d. b.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-07

FOURTH WARD POLICE y esterday, Lewis
Frame, for violating the building regulations by
constructing a wooden building adjoining Il to
brick building; ruled for trial before Justice
Walter. Mrs Warner, for obstucting the Streets
do. Matthew Butler, assault and battery; was
dismissed by Justice Barnaclo. Thos. Curtis, do !;
fined % o.. Washington Steany, assault and bat
terry on female; was held to bail for court, and
fined IS q for profanity, by Justice Walter. -Four
cases were turned over to the military.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-07

AIGLER's RKsrAuRANT See elsewhere the an
nouncement Of the opening Of this establishment
by gentleman 90 well qualified by nature and
en- perience to cater successfully for the public a
Mr. Angler His place has been fitted In beau
tifuI style indeed, and must certainly become q
favorite resort for all who love good eating and
drinking. .7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-07
WANTS.

WANTS.
w y ,AsPlJ q the corner q I sad Eleventh SIS. "
w GIRL Is cook, washer and Ironer. Coed
svsHss v es given to 'uoh' By applying q sss Pa
81 TS g e SfSTETR N 5
hause OF thst slss. Address, with particulars,
WANTED TO RENT-A neatly furnished
ereuoss given. Perties having an unfurnlshed
house may also sPpy. Address Box IA star OF
WANrED-A. young, strong Girl, of good
IrrGnr and be generally useful IN small fanny.
sS sss 18th ss5 IsGR T 50:
w rooms, 8 servant GIRL who will do the wait
dren's clothes male or fsmsis.l one qlsli6ed for
me ,s seoys vii hear OF good situation BY applying
WkNTFp-Two good TIN and sHEETIRoN
w WORKERS. Apply Immediately at s21 Pa.
WANTE1,,A good single BLACKSMITH: In
"a sure of MIR. N. HANGE. corner Of Seventh
MANITOBA frst-rate COOK, who can come
w., w well recommended, at sas Eleventh street,
WANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE, in .
references gwen. Address Box 336 Post Office.
WANTED.-Four or FIVE good FINIsHERs
w may obtain employment at the GEORGETOWN
WvSMSpdTy' 4 Immediate application be %sds to
WANTEp.By . former government clerk,
w CLERKSBIP with Paymaster; susIter-
t iSf Pos. Rs At this Ss
WANTED-By q suffer. PARTNER. that
ness ness; Address ii. G,# COX 7Ss Ws.SinEto. Post
,N SRRER k.o S q.
PRRKER's, ooTRsr IL and G IS. " desS
WANTED-Two MEN; to work IN Dairy,
Farm: 9TH strsetrOa near the f;st toll gate.
w FURNIsHE5 HOUSE. CONVENIENT TG to Ps.
avenue, containing from 8 TO 10 rooms. with . sta
he ast attached Address, by letter. No rs E;tS9a
BOARD WANTED, by gentleman, in Frsach
- family where tho lanEuag (wh oh he desires 10
learn is exc nsively spoken. Address; Nth full
'sdE s Il: Advertiser care of Star oi0''
BOARD WANTED, for family of three per-
ID sons. Two commodous d-rooms necessaTy,
ssntsei. Or small FuTnishsi aouss would be
rented e. o. Address No. co. Willard Hotel.
WANTFD-Ag good WOMAN, cook. to go two
stands her BUSINESS the h hest prices viii be paid
Apply at No s9i Pa aye: between 9Th and 10th
front and back PARLOR for rent, at sol Pa. sv
WANTED-Good eb!e-bodied MEN. For par
tS?:t; the Rev' House. 9P g.
need s, ttHEE h; a.
ket Space, between 7th and 9th SITS. de lw'
Wt,NTED-,A good COOK ard CHAMBER
af bs s2Rd ire sss NOFR G1f
snss WHGi2RfN for 70 be
chamber and laundry work. Apply at the Eozpi-
WANTED--IO,GOO whisky and brandy BOT
iA'' ~ Il B. ci HHISs5fiiINsss CO..
no Is If philharmonic Building.
WANTED-Everyp person to know that am in
w the market, ready to pay cash for all articles
IN the .nfPas % 9sH sS c. e.
least sidsJ Dealer In New and Secondhand FgF'
WANTED-TAILORS, TATLORS-5O TaiIors
w competent to work on military goods. Apply
8. KOLP. at Wall. stephens & Co.'S. se25
"ANTEO.-We are now buying SECOND
w HAND FURNITURE, STOVES and BED
DING, for which we are paying the highest
cash prices. Families declining housekeeping, or
having q surplus of furniture, will find il TO their
advantage to give US call.
je 1S-6 No. 369 18th ST., betw. ana ats.
CETEN ASs sss p =. :: %aLL STE
BOARDING.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-07

MAD Doe KILLED -Yesterday afternoon, a fine
dog, belonging to a gentleman named Sewell,
residing In the Northern Liberties, exhibited
symptoms Of hydrophobia at shreeve's stables, on
Seventh street Panolman Crown took pistol
and shot the animal. IL Is believed that the dog
was bitten some tune ago by rabid dog.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-07

BOARD WANTED, for family of three per-
- sons. Two commodious ed-rooms ne essay,
and the character of the establishment must be
genteel. Or small Furnished House would be
rented. Address No. 90, Willard Hotel.
de g. Gt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-07

GENITAL GUARDHOusE CAsRs-Before JNsties
ThOnlPson MARY McMOnagan, vagrant; work
Derby; do. 81 81. George Ryan, soldier; turned
over to the military: John Dougherty; do John
Quinn, drunk and disorderly; fined 81 81. David
Shay, disorderly; do 81 81. Jane Johnson, drunk
aud out after hours; workhouse gu days Thos
Smith, disorderly; dismissed. George johnson,
do do. l. Vanskiver, profanity; fned 81 81
Gilbert Fowler, do; do. 81 81. Seven dodgers
were accommodated. or the arrests two were
made by the Second; three by the Third; four
by the Fourth; and two by the Seventh Ward
patrols.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-07

A BosxET voR MRs. LINcoLS-The ladies OF
New York city have been devoting their aften-
tion % 4 yery costly bonnet, manufactured by
Mr. Higgins Of that city. and Intended a. pres
ent % Mrs. Lincoln, The nlost striking features
on the bonnst are the STRINGS, on which fair Hike
ness Of oar respected Chfsf Magistrate has been
woven s1irrounded by Q wreath, surmeunted by
the national shield, the olive branch, and other
embI-u,s htted 70 sA0rn the head-dress Of the
Presidsat,s wife The bounet wa 70 have been
DISPATCHED Intervening, and viii donDtlen be
presented 70 Mrs Lincoln to-day.
ILL-yoshus Riley, A. D., Of Georgetown, u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-07

BOARD WANTED, by gentleman, in Freach
- family where tho anEuag (wh oh he desires TO
learn IS exc uslvely spoken. Address. With full
particulars, Advertiser" care of Star Ofioe.
de 6 2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-07

WANTFD-A family without children want a
w FURNISHED HOUSE, convenient to Pa.
avenue, containing from to 10 rooms. with q sta
be attached. Address, by letter, No. rs. National
Hotel. de S SIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-07

SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-Yesterday afternoon, as
Mr.. n. X. Elliot, proprietor of the Philadel-
phia Evening Journal, was riding in buggy
on Sixth near street. a butchers Wagon came
In contact with his lig ht vehicle, and tore off one
He was taken In charge by Mr.. ThaYer, OF the
American Telegraph Company, and Sergt. Gro
min Of the Metropolitan police, and conveyed to
his rooms at Buffers boarding house, when II
was ascertained that his injuries, though painful
are not necessarily dangerous. Sergeant Cronin
thinks the collision might have been avoided II
the carriages and omnibuses at the stables on
Sixth street had not blockaded the street to con-
siderable extent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-07

ILL-yoshua Riley, A. D., Of Georgetown, u
quite III. ve regret 70 hear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-07

DEAD Hundreds Of our fellow citizens will
learn with sincere sorrow Of the death last night,
In Georgetown, OF James II. Fleet the 90 well
known colored music teacher. His disease was
typhoid fever. He was universally respected and
regarded where known by those whose respect
and regard was creditable 10 him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-07

WANTFD-A good WOMAN, cook 10 60 two
stands her business the CHEST prices will be paid
Apply at No. 3O1 Pa ave-. between 9Th and 10th
streais, south side Reference required. Also a
front and back PARLOR for rent, at 301 Pa. av
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ORPHANS COuRT.-Judge Purcell having re-
covered from bis indlsposition, appeared in court
to-day, and several cases OF administration, 40,
have been disposed OF.