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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-12
AGRICULTURAL.
67LEVELANDAG AGRICULTURAL
~ WORKS.

4 ILEF LIANU AUhlOUuIU Uhhu
~ WORKS.
BALDWIN, DEWITT a CO.,
Manufacturers Of general variety of Agricultural
Imploments and Machinery.
Odlce No. SO Center street, lC1avalsns q
Works Nos 4, 8, 8, 10, and II West st. "
Sweep and Tread Horse Power rhrsshers and sspa-
ratOrs manufactured and Tor sale By
BALDWIN, DEWITT & Co.
Cfreunr and Gross Cut Saw Mills for cutting wood,
Cider Mills Hay Straw and Sta Cutters, and Corn
Shsllers, ct the Cleveland Agricultural Works Of
BALDWIN, DEWITT 3 Co.
HalsT, Morse Z Boyden's Clothes Wringer took the
inst ururnium It the Ohio state Fair and all other
fatrs where exhibited. For sale wholesale and retail
By BALDWIN, DEWITT & Co.
Ok Yokea, q lot CT frEt-rate ones for sale By
oct 23R7 BALDWIN, DEWITT a %.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-12

WINTER FAsHIozs.-Peterson's Maga-
zine for December, the most magnificent
number ever published. Also, Ballou's Dol
lar Monthly for December, and the Scientific
AmeTiean, Waverly, German Leslie, etc.,
have been received at Wilson & Widdi-
combe's.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-12

s8- Dr. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine and
ElectroPathy, cures obstinate cases Of Dyspep-
sis, Rheurnatsm, Serofula, Neuralgia and ell
nervous diseases, and diseases Of the Brain,
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or
gsns, and other Chronic diseases. Reference
given to many formidable cases cured in this
city after other physicians hsd failed See I'd
vertisemont in another column CfSoo No. u9
u,,.cs atraa4
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novI2:z2!
FoURTH WARD soID7FRis CoVuTrrrr

FOURTH WARD SOLDIERS COMMITTEE
The ladies and gentlemen composing the
Fourth Ward Soldiers Relief Committee, are
requested to meet at tee residence Of R. s.
Herii. Esl., corner Huntington and Pros
pect streets, this Tue day. evening, No7em-
Der lIth, at ~ o'clock.
1t B. F. PETxOTTO, Secretarv.
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NEV ADVERTIsEs7ENTs.
'sn Ellslsr-Aoadony Of Music.

John Elisler-Aoademy Of Music.
Z. ooales-Advcrtisad Letters.
". Z. Ciarke-so'diers Claim Agent.
Christian s &Mar.hsH-Money Found.
Dr.. Aver -Ralinass Eotlco.
}. B. AshsE-Asenis wanted-Bocsl Notice.
Commercial college-Loeai Eotl.o.
Cleveland Instilute-Local Noti-e.
Benedict s &sous-Furs-LocaIE Notice.
Wilson Z WIadiconbo-Loeal Notices.
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IAVePy Stable

Livery Stable
New Livery, Boarding and Sale stsbles, 50
ChamplRin street.
ii,Jv23. Rlp
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-12

THE loss by the sinking Of the schooner
S. A Douglas, it is said, will not fall much
short of S35 900. She was a new vessel, and
was owned at 0sWego. The woman cook
went down with her. She had but one steam
pump on board when she sunk.-BgBalO CoH-
rier.
We don't wonder the cook went down If
she had steam pump on board. 1t is
enough to sink any one.
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SAVING OF MONEY AND La.
VERMIN ExTERMINATOR

10 De5tToy-Rats, Reaches, sc.
To Dsstroy--NIice, Moles and Ants.
10 Destroy-Bed Bugs.
70 Ds'trog'-Moths in Furs, Clothes, 80.
To DsseToy-Mosquitoes and Fleas.
To DestToy-lnsects on Plsnts & Fowls.
10 Destsoy-Inseetso on Animals, Sc.
To Ds'tr0y-EVery species Of VsEmin.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-12

DAILY.
To city subscribers, 12]k cents per week, or $3.50
peFyenr-
By mail, $500 per yesT, or 80 cents per month.
Ciubs Of FIVE or upward, to one postoface, $500.
TRI-WEEKLY.
To city subscribers, 61z Sents per week, or Ss.25
peryesr.
By NAL, s. per year, or 25 cents per month
Clubs Of I've or upward, to one postoface, $3.50
per year The getter up Of club Of ten OF up
wards is entitled to an extra copy for his trou-
bic.
Agents supplied at the rate Of 80 per hundred,
n al cases.
No devotion from ths a52ve rates 5Uig BE- made.
Subscriptions st club prices can commence at
sny time.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-12

UNITED STATES CoURT.-Yesterday af-
ternoon Colonel Senter, Commandanto Of Camp
Cleveland, was summoned to appear and show
cause why one james Harrigan, young man
alleged to be but Is years of age, who has
been drafted, should not be released on writ
of habeas corpus. Colonel sentsr did not
make answer in the case, and the Court has
it under consideration.
In the case Of Nicholas Jerolaman O.. John
Hood, for debauching plaintiffs wife, YER
dict Of $1,000 damages was rendered yester-
day afternoon. The plaintiff, Jerolaman,
came from New Jersey to Marion county, this
State, few years ago. While in Marion
county he married a Miss Williams, daughter
of his partner. When the war broke out,
Jarolaman volunteered, and shortly after was
promoted to Captain. During his absence
from home she made the acquaintance Of
John Hood, Senator from Marion county, by
whom she was seduced. They were both
members of the Presbyterian church. She
was about 20, and her sedueer about 45. The
defendant did not appear, and after hearing
the plaintiffs evidence the above damages
were awarded.
The patent suit, Joseph W. briggs vs..
George W. Crowell, involving the original
invention of sewing machines, in which the
patent of Elias Howe, Jr., is called in ques-
tion, will be tried to-day before Judge
swayne. Paine & Wade, and Judge Ran
ney, are counsel for the plaintiff. George
Clifford, Esq, Of New York, Henry stans-
berry, Esq, of Cincinnati, Judge spalding
~lI 7 p. Diolrmsn. Esa- counsel for defen-
dant.
The following Grand Jurors have been
summoned for Friday morning, November
18th:
Darius Lyman, Ravenna, Portage county.
Pelig P. Sanford, Painesvilie, Lake county.
Frederick Kinsman, Warren, Trumbull
Moses Hill, Cleveland, cuyahOga county.
Edison 7. stiOkny, Republic, Seneca
L. Baekus, Toledo, Lucas county.
BENZ. Harrington, Cleveland, Cuyahoga
Darius Adams, East clevelsnd, CuyahOga
county.
Benz. EaS0ng W OOsleFs W Ayue SouAAy.
Joseph Perkins, Cleveland, Cuyahoga
county.
Buckley stradmsn, Cleveland, Cuyahoga
county.
Peter Thatcher, Jr., Cleveland, CuyahOga
county.
county.
PhiIo seoviIl, Cleveland, Cuyahoga county.
George Knapp, Tifin, Seneca county.
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Important 20 Ladies'.

Mrs. c. 8. Williams respecuulIy announces 20
the ladies' of this city that she has opened rooms
in the Lyman Block, for the purpose Of Of
fsring her unriyalled Ladies Skirt Supporters,
Shoulder Braces, and Abdominal Supporters,
which are made to fit all forms and cases. The
ladies are most cordially invited to call and ez.
anime for themselves.
Surgical Bandsges supplied to order.
Mrs. williams also alters her Hair Tonic for
the cure OF badness, which has proved highly
successful sualz;4lS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-12

Diaries for 1858, at wilson s Wlddi'
sombs's.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-12

decrease IN TIE PRIcz OF THE LEADER.
Owing to the extraordinary increase in the
expense Of publishing newspaper, the Pub
hshers Of the Herald, Plain Dealer and LEAD
ER have adopted the following scale Of
pricna.
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MILwAUKEE 1IARKEr-NOvomber 1

ssY TELEGRAPH.
FIOuF-Market dull
Wheat-Market shade lower. Sales at 81
4e0Sc
Il heeeipts-l 500 bbls -four; z, 100 bush wheat
Shipments-S,6O bbls hUur; 1000 bush wheat
Ereights-5teady.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-12

t.COstar'a1 Bed-Rug EXferminntOF.
'NCSstnF5s's Electric Powder for Insects, 40
In Sc, 5Oc and 81 90 Bottles and Flasks. e3 and
o5 Sizes for Plantations, ships, Boats,
Hotels, &c., &c.
"Freo from Pol8ons-'
"NOt dangerous to the Human Family"
itRats do not die on the rrsInise5.n
They come ont Of their holes 70 die.'
- Sold Eee7Jl5hsre-by
ALL WHOLEskLE DEUaGiaT6 in the large cities. ard
by DRUGGIsTs, GROCEBs, SroBEEEEPERs and RETAIL
ERs generally in al Country Towns and Villages IN
the United States.
&-SOld By
sTRQhG & ARMSTRONG, l,,.,..s
Principal Wholesale ard Retail Agents, SA''e-1--.
- -CouETRT DEALERS order as above,
Or address orders dfrect- for Prices, Terms, Gel
% HENRY r. COSTARs
PRrECPAL DEPOT-Ho- 452 Broadway, n. y.
EScid at Strong Armstrong;, Cleveland, o.
iuly7.dEEtlT
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MARRIED,


On the LIST instant. by Rev. Mr.. Straye Miss
ANNIE CAt GHREN 10 Mr.. LEVI PUMPHRIE
all OF this city.
DIED, ..E. o.. =
On the 9TH ultmo after short but painful i'll
ness OF typhoid fever, JAMES EDW ARD in the
9Th year of his age, son OF W. ID. aud Elizabeth
Hineline: None knew him but to love him
Dearest Jimmy, thou hast lcftps,
We thy loss most deeply feel; .-'
Bat 'tis God that has hercft us . H .
lie can all our sorroxs heal. ...
3D., What cannot resignation do - A'' ..f4 :
lis wonders eau perform p. ''t' %. ... d
u That powerful charm-Thy wiH be done;
-, LAYS N elouiest storm !y4qaCLy or
His funeral took place on Monday. the 3Dth sof
sept. tPhiisds. pspers and BALTIC. Clipper copy
On the 18th September, of scarlet feyer, ELIZA
BETH f., hgsdS years and x mont ~ = and on ths
P 9th September, THOMAS IL. aE2t 8 years .
months rnd 2days-chiiiren OF Joseph z. and Mary
i.iIams,
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LOCAL NEWS,
ANU SEMRNTS TONIGHT

GEovEI'S THEATEE.-sThr Colleen BIwn,'
which " a, played last night 10 very larr
house. VIII be repeated this evening, and for
the !7~' tins. The cast IS 4 most excellent on
1rd Florence As g Myles." Susan Denim a
- Anne Chute or SOphy Climber rs - Ely
p'COnurr-' arr not surpassed i'll their r,Sp"c-
HN" .roles. All who fail 10 SIZE ii will miss a
graf tr"at.-
MAS last night substituted for Miss Mnuk a, AZ
IT, a->so;dirF's Daughter"-Iuuch. w. must con-
Tess. Ia the satisfaction OF the patrons of the
establishments. Tonight Miss denim ar1,a1rs
rs s.Ca"iilc," III the beautiful DITy OF tlia.
IaElc; = character which il is said She pllvs
admirably Davenport, prrSonates ..iIust;Lvp''
The ''irish Tiger" concludes the performance
F"Ep'S THEaTEE-Thp last evening par-
iuTI'H3cr of - FanciipE' will h ciy9n tonight,
ard W. doubt not IN" thra,rr Will b" crowded
on tn. seas ion by the admirers OF Mis- Mitch
eil and Of this beautlfIu play. Standing room
Viii probably he at a premium. and it. VIII
therefore tP necessary to 20 early. Til, PLAY OF
"FauchOn" has had y W onstcrfill suecess aud
He rash has been kept up sinc"1its first PR
sanitation. .- 800 ..,--y.----
.CANTEEBURY.-The course of true finn con-
unntsto ripple along n,errily at Canterbury,
=pi0 no one ever regrets the amount OF money
invested nj t:is temple of jollity Besides thc
fac yocahsm OF Miss Sutherland, the grace OF
Iifie RaNel, and the ioyiality Of Simmons and
eyTnnastic feats. Mr.. ID. Louis has demon
Siraied his claims 10 public favor ut many other
places OF entertainment and in other citrs His
trained dog, TOO, Is Z wonder. az ..-..-
9 TIE CEScus-The performers 1T Gardner &
hrinnines circus ara much above the average
IA tho;r line. Among the principal performers
IS Mr.. Richard HcniIninS, whose fats on the
tight ropo always elicit uRbouadej applause
Of course every one goes to SeH the . Elephant
ACADEMY OF MUsIc-The yocaiism of Signora
S-ydei attracts many visitors 10 RO,enthal-s;
ali of WHOM 20 away we'll pleased. Attentive
Eai:. Il dispense refreshments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-02

POLICE-The Third Ward patrol reported
Henry Gaiahcr. John Mahar, hloazo Rich
art!son, Smith Chamberlain, VIM. True, sus-
picion of stealing: turned over TO the military
by Justice Thompson Lloyd Stuart, assault;
security Tor peace. Fanny Gassenhaiiner, @.
W. Downing. disorierly: Sis each Ann Sui
liNan. do: dismissed. VIM. Chase. assault and
hittcry: do.--!,y Justice Clayton. Ann Ira CIV
drunk: SOS. Nancy Valentine, ciisorderly; 81.
j. A. Johnson, drunk: -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-02

oc2-d &c. Mcguire CO.. Auets.V
by J. C. MctiEIRE & CO.. Auctioneers.
FIRST TRADE SALE OF TEAS, G0EFEEs. ST.
r ANS ngrTEs Lap, H.sr. cHsrsr, FIorE.
Schooner Aid lust arrived froTs New YORK con,
r Vi sn AT viii ,s be sSd
James c; Mccuire q Co, on TUESDAY MORN
Samples of the articles in the r.ckags viljh.
exhibited on or before the day ct saie. Name On
.oS"s pounds sasS fStrs 10 o 1S Tea,
'' sS snd yellow SssP Lump
ei fTk i ir,.h Orange aud Delaware county, New
81 tubs .,o do do
Ih kegs fsrniiy Leaf Lard
81 Heroes ~ Cured Hams. canyasspd
ga extra Ohio Flour. New YORK inspection, Of tn.
". and Rsrrei,,s No. / Round Hoop. e''' A''''
@S %sias Fr S%sfs M NsygT kaisin"
l bair Princess Paper Shell Almonds.
) cases Imperial Prunes, glass Jars,
3, 90 sugar cr9Srkefs.
5hhis and x'hslf barrels Rice
q q cases S sardineS xh os and halfboxes,
- boxes N-rmaeelh,
% dc Macsroni.
Es Is coiss e and Hull's Psis EsmiIy se.s
$ bGssS SiIhert's Laundry starch,
10 DO DO D 10 No. Norlo Eh sSSh.s 40
l.n o 90 Adsmnntine Csndics, IN & lbs cartons.
10 cases Cayenne Pepper, in glass Sisis and tin
% DO Lilli.nthslS Fine Cut Tobacco.
= : ' ta Vine RgTs Cider 'inS ss'
3: g I'sis. TFs assice.,
Will be added. 81 cases Umbrellas, Of various
qualities and sizes.
Gee j C. McGUIRE a CO, Aucss
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c. !.
IN he G RIA y u BALL
~. 49,. or THE A.
ASSOCIATED BOOK BINDERS
viii take place Mt

THE
ASSOCIATED BOOK BINDERS
viii take place Mt
TEMPERANCE HiJL, ...-..
ii Z * DAY, &C TUBER I'D.
{; Thp Committee pledge themselY that no ex-
pensr effort ON their part shall he wanting "a
t. render this one of the most pleasant and "a
attractive of its kind -
\ fine band of,music has been engaged. tssN
Tickets ONE DOLLAR.
-....- 80 CnnDli,tee Of 1irr0Rgesnenss. e.. =
y. III. keleher, Warden Bishop,
Jas r McGOwan. ,s Chas Weser
atmpli,see on pGrt Of -i$socia.ea Eool -jiaclers
w e. Heck. j. III Bush
IA. Lansv0it, 1T Blak eney,
j. II. st. Clair, F. A. Manning
NJ u. Gordon, j. A Perkins
Chss Tretier, Frank Miller So
J W IIoux. seq
II ..-- DANCINCt ACADEMY
T. Liable Has the honor of announc- "a
ing that he intends rrupnniDg his Academy ~
about the 2ISt of October. o.
Due notice viii be given Of time and piacessitA
IN future advertisement. 22-I Hts
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by J. c. MCGUIRE & co. hucesoueers. -
TWO eARRIAGRS Az PUBLFC AUCTION =
. On SATt RDAf. M0HyfkG, ectobs-r a. Al "A
SILL = - w A'
Two very excellent Family esrrbsps
Terms cash. = s.E
&C I'D ! G. MrCUyRES on a,.t. y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-02

EVERY Dr. in town SHOULD go tn fhc New Stamp
inG Depot. 2-O3a 7th street. het~ccaI and ~ and
get their Stamping done. You can get STAIN :, ID
Goods such Yuk,S, Bands aud PantpIeets eystp.
man "fy 0thtr Pyoce IN tora. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-02

HEALTH FOR THE Sol DER For one who dies
from the effects Oftbr bullet ten peri 81 from dan
and eAP0:ure to night air. small doses OF Hoio-
way RUS, taken every other night, will corrett
All disorders Of the Liver and Stomac!, purify the
blood. ard ensure sound health to every man Only
IS cents per box. 2z2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-02

ARREST OF EISCENTR II. JACRsOy-I.ast eve
ming. Vincent Il. Jackson, a penny poSt,,,rn,
was arrested by Li"ut. French. ny ordnr OF Mai
Do$f"T. 1T the city post Office. The char.yr.s :ir,
sand Ia be That during his late i;iil,riSnminrt i'll
1ici'nioiit', in company with the others OF orr
citizens Who were captured ut Ball RIM, i.
associated! siiSnicHsESly with tho -rp1efS aud
CAV" tlIrIn information rpiatiYc 10 tii. situation
CT the fortitications around the city, telling. them
maj II was easy to get into The city on the HI;,ry
lard SIDE; Iso with brip gng letters from Rich
mord-One from Oscar iiough. CONFEDERATE. of
1ic'r IN Richmond. 10 his mother in this city.
ii" MAS sent last nigh: 10 the Old Capitol. and
viii probably be tried by court-martiai..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-02

MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ of Geri
lVl fsciss issued from the Clerks Ofce ofthe Cir
cult Court, of the District of Columbia. for the
County OF Washington, and to me directed, viii
Expose 70 public sale Tor sssh IN fSnnt Of the Court
day Of October 1852 ut IL O'Clock the following
described Lott, to- Wit, viz: Lots lettered A, b. O.
origi nal Lots No. 2, and g. in square No. ga in
the city Of Washington, ID. c., together with All
and singular the improvements thereon, seized and
levied pom as the property ofJsmes X Dunawin,
and will he sold to satisfy judicisls No. 2SS TO o.
WARD III. LAMoN,
Sc l9-dti L. s. Marshal, ID. G..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-02

CARD i have suffered from II defect OF tcarin.
size" Joining the service. Dr. Won Mo,ctzi,.. -
treated for the sanIc and with perfect Srrrn,< VI,
hearing l. now most acute, and all dsa.srre.b III,
lrriiY" l"rrncrt!. such rs noises in the hca
have entirely left me.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-02

CEOs" uPIA.--Drs. Brother, x Gray, the cairi,rr
ted German botanic Ply Siciann. give notice thai
they can hC consulted usual at their PERMANENT
Medical Di- prns; tory. 10 south street opusi &c
Smithsonian Institution. Particular attention psJ
10 Female Diseases in ali forms sc y cost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-02

N0rIcE.-The undersigned fakes pleasure in in
forming his old patrons ricIi> m!. ,iu.i.,.rs of
tho CITY ~ ashingt"n. thai he has !caSc The oil
and wr:i-knnWn Hotel and Restaurant of Joseph
Bariam@cr. on & street near Nth aui will .-iyc d;e
n"1icr when a. viii be a',i,. to entertain his oil
patrons y t'i Mi ire GOOD things li, Eff. a. il,
former time ut his old stand 9Th street above
PcnEsy lyania aVri:te.
scJ-StF CHARLES KLOTz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-02

By j. c. MCGUIRE co. Auctionecrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF WALL ABLE BUILDING
Il lou nder aud 10y virtue of deed Of trust to
the suescrihers, bearing date on the oath day Of
:. No. Isl. folio r9. &c. one Of the land records
for Washing'on County, in the District of Colum-
bia. We viii sell At public auction, in front Of ths
premises. Al clock p IN. the ninth day of Octo-
her. 4. ID. ls62 the following described piece or
parcel OF ground. in the city OF Washington, viz
Lot No. eight, Isl in Chlnlsn's subdivision sf
original Lots No one q and two, CD in Square
No. eight hrndr.,l y H,t FIFTY -ei.ht fss3.b
Ellis lot L. situated ia rapidly improving part %
the city. II.
Terms Of sale One third in cash. OF which 81
tc lee paid at sale the remainder in two equal
payments. at 6 and l. months, with interest. &C.
cure ly deed of trust Terms to be complied with
in 1--WE days. All aneinc at purchaser cost.
T MEibLlt,Anc H. h G1AAkkD, Trustees.
% j. &. Mcguire q Co. Aucts.
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BATcHELoR's HAIR DYE,


The best tn the World
William A. Bachelors celebrated Hair Dye PRO-
duces color not to be distn gushed from nature
warranted not TO iujure the Hair in the least: rom
edies the ill effects of bad dyes, AMI inrigoratg the
Hair for life. Grey Red or Rusty Hnir Instantly
turns splendid Black Brown, leaving the Hair
soft and beautiful Sold by all Druggists. &c. %
~ The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BArcuE-
LoR, on the four sides Of each Dor.
Factory, No. 81 Barclay ST., Ns,y York
m lily fLate cS3 Broadway and Is Bond st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-02

POLICE MATTEHS.-Sec0ad 'reciact-(ieorge
Bennett, selling Government horse; held for
furth"r hearing. James Mcconnell, drunk;
THIRD Precfnci.-Richard Darncs. nuisance:
fined >5;A. Frank Jones and George Rowe,
drunk: DISMISSED.
James Caiircy, sleeping i'll Il stable: fined 81 75
Nj Mcfarland drunk; do.
Eighth precinct. Il rorSp Bushner, selling
NpucI TO soldiers: dismissed. John Sullivan,
do: fined $40. Job Angus. .ke,.uing open on
Sunday: dismissed.
=, Mint !'ree'nc, John Drunk, drunk; taken to
Navy YARD. John Roe and Betsy. indecent
conduct dismissed. John Dee, do; turned
over 70 military.
T.Hh lrrciac'-M. .Ictt, iisordcrIy: ruled for
Trial. L. Jefferson. do dismissed. Albert
PrOit, do: turned over 10 Provost Guard Kat.
d. mrs;rI, do. fined 81. John knight. disioy-
ally: delivered 10 military. W. Backoven
drunk and diSorderly: fined ~. W. and Chris
tian FOunce, profanity; fined ~ each. John
MagInc, CARRYING concealed weapons: dis
missed. Pat Albert. THROWN stones delivered
To military. Cornelius Dempsey. suspicion Of
stealing u horse: do. Jene Ecton, cruel Treat
ment TO her child: locked up IL hours. Michael
Walsh, intoxicated: dismissed John Coa'y,
asleep on street turned over To Provost Guard.
Luke Hill and Patrick Carthy, without pas;
do. Margaret Green, drunk and disordpriy:
TOikEouSc s-
E%A>CirATIoN CoaMissIoN.-The cmanoi-
patton commits toner's design TO close their Ia
harS in connection with the eXanAnatiOn of
Gases toy compensation Of slaves freed i'll thi>
strict. on the LIST of November next. A1tHr
That day they will proceed 70 make up their
final REPORT. Hence all persons having claims
before the commissioners, who have not pre-
scented thrir slaves Tor valuation, and proven
ude and loyalty by TWO witnesses, must prrse:i,
tiiem ihs month. aHd all claimants WHO eailnot
produce their servants may bring their V IL
FrAses as 20 value tt,' and loyalty, III The mean
tiIre. also. The commissioners stlii hoii their
sessions a. tia Guy Hail s.. ..-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-02

WANTED-h NJ RSE. tn take charge of a child
W ten months Old No other service vii! bc 70.
CURED. Enquire ut 434 Pennsylvania avnnnr =
stairs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-02

POSTAGE CTERENCY.-The bullion Bank rrdea!
their hi IL in nited States Notes OF Postal Car
rcncy when they presented. Citizens havin.
only one dollar can receive any other money for i
by presenting it 10 the Bsnk sc ~ Ivy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-02

Washing ton. Sept. 81. 1852
u. Won M0Scb2i>kCr Ccc,llIt ami Aurist 2y7
Pa HEc,=c, gives hi entire attcutins "a the -,
mci4t cl all MAJ adde's Of the Eye and Ear. :2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-02

ISoAHD WANTED for the winter. in a reSpacta-
of undoubted responsibility Any such f-mi!y hav-
ing neat and omfortnbEc ceommoda tions can fin
an 8greest" occupant 10y addressing Box S12. Post
Office. eeternnCes given IL reanirei nc 1 a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-02

THE ISpIAN HERR Doctor. from Canada, will
describe diseases aud tell his patients the nature of
their con,plaints or illness without receiving
information from them No charge for con sHltnt ION
Or adri.s Office, No. II Washington building
Pennsyi' ania art.nuc, corner of Seventh street,
Washington, ID. g. ~. au 25-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-02

Go AL Of you to tiic Doiiar Store, AIS PennSyi-
wanna aVrnIsr naer Fuur-H az: half II rect. and STE
the splendid stock OF New Goods now opening. and
take your choice for One Dollar se u IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-02

iCsMFoRr AND EAsE.-In one minute. Corns Ban
ions, Cai!nsitics, Warts Club aud Inverted Nails
Enlarged Joints, Chilihians, and oil Diseases OF
the Feet. cured without pain by DR.. White, the
well-klOwn ChirOpodist at ago Pennsylvania av,
near 41s ST. ...' 80 : se i7-tf