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The national Republican., 1862-09-24
Iuterestins Church Services.

The ceremony Of recognition Of tho new
Baptist church In this city will take place 10
this city TO day and this evening. The church
has been named the Calvary Baptist church
and y council Of pastors and delegates from the
other Baptist churches In this city and else
afternoon at hAlf.past three O'Clock. Al half
past seven O'Clock this evening the public OK
eroises will be held at Rev. Dr.. 0urley's church
oornsr Of New York avenue and Thirteenth
street, that edinoe having been generously
rendered for that purpose. The sermon fol
the occasion will be preached by the Rex.,j
jeffrey, Of Philadelphia. This meeting W.T.,
highly interesting TO the religious portion o
thiaoommun&ty Of all denominations. We hop,
there will be q full attendance.
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Visiting Dsys ~ the Hospitals In shis

OnSys
Seminary Hospital lGsorgetown.) .)-Every
day between and Q O'Clock, p. m. This p
exclusively q hospital for sick and wounded
officers.
General Hospital. Judiciary Square, Mon.
day and Thursday, between Z and s O'Clock.
Cranoh Hospital, lE street Baptist church
and the Unitarian church. Livery day, from
l to 8 O'Clock.
Trinity Hospital, (oorner Of Third and @
Streets Livery day from TO O'Clock.
Hours for visitors ut Ascension General Hos.
pital, H street, between Ninth and Tenth, all
days, from to 9 p. m.
Armory Square Hospital, (on Seventh street,
between the Canal and B street, Island. EVERY
day, from to 8 O'Clock. p. m.
Clihburns Hospital - fuesdsys, Saturdays,
and Sundays, between the hours Of 2 and
p. m.
Visitors will be admitted to Carver hospital
only between 2 and 9 O'Clock p. m. daily.
Mount Pleasant General Hospital.-Mondays,
Wednesdays, and Fridays Of each week, be.
tween the hours Of IL m. and 8 p. M.
Any addition to, or alterations In, the above
table will be oheerfuy made.
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Look rter Him

In receLt visit to Baltimore, We saw the
following written in q prominent place on the
wall OF public building. In bold pencil marks
-. g., Confederate captain, has been H. this
olty n week, ending to-day, and has sent over
three hundred men South-of which lumber
only seven have been caught"
Tho Baltimore police are not as sharp a. oul
own. or they would catch that fellow.
The national Republican., 1862-09-24
Contempt OF Court.

On Monday, m Italian BY tho name OF Mels-
tween d and E, took It into his head not to al
iw persons to pass into an alley near his pa.
Iatisl residence, and severely assaulted An old
woman for disobeying his "orders." He was
.rres,ed by Oflcor McDevitt, ofthe Third ward
..ud taken before Justice Thompson. Here
;he foreigner. who processes to know all abou,
law and equity, made such demonstration Of
his forensic powers in the way Of curses, &c.
that the Justice committed him for contempt
..t court,
The national Republican., 1862-09-24
Spy Lurking Around the Pressdsnt's
House.

A man was discovered very early yesterday
morning lurking around the present residence
oi the President, at the Soldiers Home, In q
very suspicious manner. He was arrested by
near. and sent 10 the provost marshal, who
committed him to the Old Capitol. His name
Ii James o. Burrell, and is supposed to be .
spy.
The national Republican., 1862-09-24
DuoPosALs EOR POTATOES.

Sealed proposals. are invited I'LL the Let day Of
Ool Der, 1852, q ~ O'Clock m., for iuinishing the
Substteacs Department q W Wsshirgton d. With
lOl 10 Bushels Of POTATOES.
Tie Potatoes to 10 delivered at either g street
Wharf, washi9g,on, or at the Railroad Depot, put
up Ia good sound barrels or sacks, without cOst Of
barrel or sack aud to be delivered BY the 18th Ooto-
Ler, 1892.
The bids should state the pr.oe per bushe Of sixty
A. d. 6 and G, T., U. g. A, and sndorssi :" Pco'
pUsas fer fotstoesh sep Is
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Stealing 4 Cat,

Henry Hsyword wss arrested by Oficer
Kemble, charged with stealing n GOAT from
Thomas Fshey. Mr.. Fahey left his wagon a,
the Warket house while making . few pur
chas1s. Whom he returned, he found his GOA,
had sappsared. Il. was committed 10 ja
for court by Justice Dom.
The national Republican., 1862-09-24
nROPOsALy FOR FLOUR.

Sealed propo ais are invited till the 1t da, OF
OotOttr 1862, at 70 O'Clock m, for iurnishiug the
subsisenoe Department vi 2o,ooo Barrels Of
FLOUR
Biis will be received for what u known As No. l
No. Q, and No 8.
Ths number Of barrels Of each kind should be
di,tin,tly stated, Ind the price proposed for each
grade.
The quantity OF Flour required will be about soC
barrels daily, delivered ettner At the G"verrmen
Warehouses In Georgetown or st the Railroad Depo
ut W ssh!ngton.
The usual Government Inspection will be mad,
,st bri,re the Flour 10 received
The barrels " be h %. lined
Hit will be accompanied by an ga Of ale glance
and be direotsd 70 Col. A. BECkWlTH, 4. y. U.
and Q. g., U. 8 A, 81 Washington, d. O., and en-
dorsed " Proposals for Four ssp1S
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Personal

Hoo II. Moorhead. Of Pennsylvania, O R.
sia',ison. Hon. Hiram Barney, J. A. Hamilton,
Dr.. FacniiLe Mott and lady, all OF New York
lie, MIR. Rose, and John l.. McGowan, Of Eng
,aud, and General Mcdowell and lazy, U. 8.
a., are stopping at Wizards.
The national Republican., 1862-09-24
A hay Horse

Vas brought to the station. house In the Third
nrd, last Monday night, marked "U. s. ;" hsv.
lg been found In the possession OF some boys
olicer McDevi,t. He was turned over 10
10 military at the Central guard.house. He
as valuad at $50.
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Niolalinx IN. Rloe 4 q 10.

4 mRn named ]. 4. Sodgwick, from Rich.
m nd, Va. was arrested on Friday night by
s.me cf the cficers Of tho lower Potomac 10.
VA, TN the charge Of attempting TO carry goods
across the Potomac, for the purpose Of carry.
. 4 them to Riohmond. He was committed 10
i"e Old Capitol on Monday last.
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More Wounded Soldiers,

Twelve hundred wounded soldiers, from the
0 battle.he'dI on South Mountain, arrived In
- city very early on Monday morning, and
Snut six hundred yesterday morning. They
tore sent to the various hospitals In this oity
TO larger number being sent 10 the Capitol.
The national Republican., 1862-09-24
Countsrfslt Money.

John n. Burt and Edward Trsdy, soldiers,
we're arrested on Monday, By Oniosrs Williams
and Buell., on the charge Of passing counterfeit
money. They were held for trial.
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A II II II Z Att
n IL ntcsesary, either for an OnhSer or Prvate,
In order to capture two certain articles, viz One
new SHIRT sad one psir Of HOSE, which was len
at ny shop daring laH veek. -
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The Indien Horn Dootor.

From Csuada, will dssoribs diseases and tell his ps-
tents tie nature their Complaints or illness With.
out receiving any iuformstion from them No eXaro.
fov eonMaa!ion or advice 0nos, No. II WashiaSt Ston
street, Washinyton, D. Q. ~ IaN
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AaaAults

John Cullen was arrested on Monday, by ON.
oer Williams, Of the Fourth ward, for assault
and battery. He was taken before Justice
Walter and nned 81.
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Wife Bsatsr.

, Charles Haggers was arrested BY Ofiosr
Williams, Of the Fourth ward, on Monday xfter.
noon, on the charge OF beating his wife. He
answer.
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A rrENTIOA sOLpIERs AND 81

A TTENTION SOLDIERS AND SUI.
"A LERS Having jut completed our assortment
vite the attention Of Soldiers and Suffers Our as
sortment comprises In part the following CAM
gods, viz:
Tables, Camp Stools Camp Co.'s, Camp Msltres 80
with ali other articles Vi Camp furniture calculates
10 make soldier comfortable, All Of which will b
sold at the very lowest cash p ioes Vt
GREEN WILLIAMS,
aus No. 6s6 Seventh street, corner ID
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

EOR RFNT SEVERAL PLEASANTLY
e located ROOMS, convenient tn al pub!i, build.
from New York avenue, No. 4s3.
tep SA-sts
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TUkT ARRIVED
j AND FOR SALE,
Por schooner Dsmascus,
A choice cargo, consisting Of
CHEESE,
Zoos.
BUTTER,
POTATOES.
EXTRA FLOUR,
APPLES,
HAY, OATS, 80 &c
viii be sold low 10 the trade, BY applying at
Hyde DavidsonS W hsrf
Georgetown, d. G.
sep at-2ts
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ADJUSTMENTS.

gsl AMUSEMENTS. a |
CANTERBURY.
CANTERBURY HALL. |
In rssr sf sns sssss.si msssi.
wDED. HOUSES.
THE IMMENsE COMBINATION OF sTAR
A QUESTION TO TIE PUBLIC:
L. tb.rs in existence has there ever been In
'''rfi ssssrf,.'' ''.' ''''sv svsRsSrrlnrr "
fsIs'ffSTA n:E s aSswsR"Eo ,s
Marx the List Of &ars and make Note on Il.
LAST WEEK OF THE BEAUTIFUL
MARIETTA J. \. RAVEL.
TIC MT Il ore,
WITHOUT USE OF BALANCE POLE.
She viii spysar q the FLOWER GIRL, suI
will d.s thousands oi Flowers to the suoience
CONTINUED SUCCESS OF MISS
AEncss GlOIaShcr1and,
i ne scottish Nightingale,
IN NEW sONaS.
THE couET OF BEAUTY,
ComEoad d o. the nrsf
EAUTIFUL LADIES
o. the sac.
IN NEW DANCEsl
Miss AMELIA WELLS,
The Yankee Scns,trese.
BOB HAR
The Talented Ethiopian Come iisn, will sppesr n
New Act- To night
LEW SIM M Ms,
Toe Champion Birjobt and hiopi.u Artist, In .
New Il ri, Solo and Sorg
HoB BU ,LER, WILLIS ARMSTRONG;
MASTER JOHSTY, WILLIE EMhERSON,
Aud the Immense Company an entiie new PrJ-
gramme
TO.NlGHT,
HART AND SIMMONS
In New Ethiopian Farce, untitled
DOB 8oN'1 BOY.
Also the Lsushable Ksvel Psntomime, entitled
ROSE Of SH.ARROF.
A.mi<iou, s.oents o.chs.tra Chairs. 20 osnts.
Doors open, O'Clock Performance, y O'Clock
THIRD GRAND MATINEE,
FOB LADIES AND CHILDREN,
SATURDAY AFrEknOOR, SEPT. 25th
o. which co,ssi m the
MAMMOTH COMPANY WILL APPEAR
Adnisn.n-L dies. % cents; children, ~ cents
Door oyen at O'Clock; Performance st ~ o'esoh
ep22 fsnr o,quaref.l
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The following ara the c's'se, required at the re
sp o i've navy yaIds:

KITTERY. MAINE,
Ks o No. wa Ths oi oai Ls. S %s,s "a
l. White Oak PLANK; No. . Yellow Pine Lo %; No.
!. Yellow Pie Beams No 8 yellow Pine M.st
TTss Wit. III fns rss %as .sd fa: S1 NJ %
No. is Hckery Butts No 10. Bisek Walnut aud
sns CnsiFy y..aos &S y No ssa seraS s Whit os %
numVils; No -, Iron; No. 20. Steel; No 81. Iron
Bpitss; 40. IS. Iron Nails wrought and cut; No
y L:.d No u Will ~ sse tn No soS Ter
No o., Colo'ed Pains, Dryer; No 20. Linste
0il, ,Tu,prn,ine, vsIni,h; No; 4. Glss.; No %
o. Misssii.nsoutD GoSds, Hair Con. ship
and Riveis; 6. L,ri Oil i Misssisnsoas Tools for
Fic FIX cssvs; i. % coison c. c.sVss; 'p' p TwIn.; K
Leather; II. Hose; n. Brushes N. BlntinE, Dry
Goods; .. Liant. rnsi q spe m OIL Ship Chan.
dlery, for stores and equipment; D Stationery; T.
CHARLESrOwN.
:, Cls,s No. !. Wtile , 9ak L@Ss; 10 2 While Gal Oak
bI; No. l. " hie OH Pi,ni; NJ. .. YeIos fine
NJ is: 1.h L .. s.d flans; No .. Blses v !
T. WIG RHsass Ssk ss: asS :ts.' .sa s sea
runviis, No. %. Ironi No, -. Sc |, No 2I. Iron
Spikes; No: 20: Iron Nal ., wrought and cut; No
NJ AZ fess S 81 s sto: sSa No. n s ~ VIII. % Lazy n
80 Linserd OIL Iurp3ntine, An Nain'sh: No 4
Glass; No. 43 Pitch apd Rosbi; No A.. Fish Oil
Tallow, ard SoaR No. 90. N, c:lsnsons D;>
hood,; I. Boiler aud Rvels; B, Pig lsop; q
Lard Oh; o. Waiting; \. Gum PACKING +
Misc sllane6us for Eigineers; G. Cookipg
Utensils and SS9vOg, n. Flax Canvas: I Co.toI
Canvas J. Flax and Cotton Twiuc; X. Leather
l. Hote; II. Brushes; N BunrI & AID nry Goods
Lanterns; p; Tar for Ropewtk; 2 Sprrm OIL
4. Ship ChsLdery for stores end ECU pmsnt-; 3
6tati merry; 7. Firs Wool; U. OK Hides for rope.
BROOKLYN, NEW YORK.
G Ms No. l. White Ok Loss; No :. white 0al
Keel Pieces; No. 3. White Oak frcmi souous Tim
Der; No. 4 hi'e Oak Plank; No s. Wti.a Oal
Knees; No. Q. Yellow Pine Logs; No. 7. yellow
Pine Besm.; No. 8. Yellow Pine Mast Timber; No
10 White Pine Mat Timber; No u. Wni'e Pin,
Logs Plank, and Boards; No. i2 White Oak Board,
and Plank; No 10. Ash Logs and flspk; No Il
Ash Oars; No. 10 Hickory Butts and Hsrdspikes
No. 10. Black W alnut, Cherry; No IL. Cypress; No
Is. LceuSt; No. 10. white OAK Slaves and Heading
No. ~. Black Spruce; No n Cedar; No 9a Ms
hosaDy; No Is. Ligpumyits; No IS. Iron, round
Dat, aud square; No &c. Steel; No. 81. Iron Spikes
No. % Irou Nails, wreusht and cut No 80. Lad
No 81. Zinc. lin; No %. Hardware; No. 81 Tools
for storea, &o.i No. IS. White Lead No 81 Zinc
Paint No. IS. Cslored Paints, Dryer; No. %. Lin
SEED Oh, TgIpenti.e, vsInish; No. Al Glass. No
- Pitch, Rosin, Tar; No. Il. Fish OIL, Tallow
Soap; No. 40. Mkcellspeous Dry goods; A. Boiler
Iron and Rivsts; y. Fig Iron; O. Lard OIL; d. Boil
q Feltinsi Z; Gum Packing; y. Mkosllsnsous
Tool, for EnxSinssr.; 9, Cooling Utensils, Stoves
Dry Good; Q, Lasfs.E Q. epssn onI B. Sh'g
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OF FIClA L.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, Jan. rs, 1862.
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive
members Of Congress on business on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the first Of ne1s
month. .-
WILLIAM Il. SEWARD.
The national Republican., 1862-09-24

A FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET.-Ths CON
"A Portable and neatly .funishsd House, No. Y
hissouri avenue, now for rent For terms, apply
OF the premises kAff3
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q = - : - ~
si4 Pennsyivania avenue, between 18th
and 18th streets, north side.
spECTACLFS and EYE GLASSES, With gen
al le bruzi ian Pebbles, quart. improving and
r,ngthening the impaird eyesight
MILITARY FIELD GLASSES,
or superior q1ally. for day or night.
MICRO SCOPES,
OPEkA @ l. A 3SES.
STEREOSCOPES and VIEWS, domes'i3 and
.nrrien, MATHEW AIIi.AL aud SURVEYORS
INST RUMENTs, ,COMPASSEs, RAHOME TIERS
FRANKLIN L co,
.epl2 2it fenn, irania asrepe
The national Republican., 1862-09-24

DROPOsALs FOR OAK WOOD.
QuARrtRxAsrsr's OPFIcE,
WasAino.on d c.. 1871 , area.
september II, 1889.
sealsd proposals will be received until september
10th At 70 m for delivering at this Cioe iourteev
oorlt Of we'll seasoned OAK WOOD, Of the best
quality; 10 be liIered as follows: Two coris on
!he Is. OF october, and two cords on tho 1t day Of
each succeeding month until tbs whole shall have
been delivered.
Proposals should bs addressed to tle subscriber
and endorsed on the enyeirTes, Propotab ior
MORRIS 8. MILLER,
SOD ls-dtd Maj = QuaItermrs,er.
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THIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, Tina, the subteti.
i ber MSS obtained from the GIphan't urt OF
Washinxton County, In the District OF Con- mbia,
letters testsmentsrs on The personal estate Of AN,
TOME sMIDLEY, late OF Wellington lily nnt
Couuty, dtosssed. III Pelsous having claims aRanS
the ssid d.ct ssed hereby warned to txhioit tue
same with the vouchers thereof, TO tbs subscriber
ou or before the twentieth day Of september next;
they may oSh"rwlss BY law be excluded IRON sll
b. edit OF tbs % II estate.
Given under my hand this twentieth day Of s, r.
teMbsF, a. ID. ls61. ROBT. v. GOODMAN,
sep E-lawSSs Executor.
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XNHOLEsALE DAALtsl1s
w IN TkUNKs, yALISES,
sATCHELLs, HAvERsACKs,
CARPET, AND PLLLESIEB BAGS
WALL, STEPHENS CO.,
"a Psn.: svsnss, bet 9th md lob 'tIs'h
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no INvENTOhs AND PArxnTEMs.

MUM l. co. ,propriston Of the SSeria Araisa'-
ana agents for procuring American and For.'sn
p A II L N II S.
Rah SiIteen Year, experience IN the Business.
Refer .c Hon. Judge N ,son, Hoa. Joseph toit
and u nois than liteen Thousand inventors Eho
have bad busilss cone through Mum d Coz Fst
ent Agency.
Patent Laws and Regulations, 100 pags', a cents,
msjl.
No charge for consultation orsllJ OF BY mail
Preliminary Exarl.aaion IN UuiLed states fstei'
Ofness, No. 81 Park Row, New York Washns.
ton, oCrner Of and Seventh "sresS, opso.iie ne
Pstant OfIoe .rSr I: faiD
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u 0 h . A L n.
ENGINE, Of thres. horss powsy,
Apply d thk o0es, spx %
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II Il = A 1 K N q.
A. ! manufacture Trulks extensively, aud mecca.
aIily have all kinds OF Trunk Material, an better
prepared to repair Trunks, Ao., thoroughly and
promptly, than any other establishment In the city
iyT JAMES 8 TOPUAM
The national Republican., 1862-09-24

DAKK OF COMmEhCE, Gno'1oWs.
ID For the convenience Of the holders In this city
notes Of the above Bank will be redeemed at our
counter, In United States Treasury Notes. " IL
RITTEnHOusE, FAINT ! CO.,
III 10, 80 AAnkags, ~ "a. Nysnne-
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MILITARY EQUIPMENT,
II II u n *,
AND
Harness Mandatory,

OPPOSITE ODD FELL0Wg HAIL,
WASHINGTON, D. G
manufacture Of the bcst mstsral, aud have con.
family on hand, large and varied nae ,rtmspt Of
Military and Ciiisens' Saddles,
Bridlef,
breast Collar,
Felt sadc Z Clothf,
6hAbraquos,
Patent Feed and water Buckets,
Spurs,
omcers' Haversaets,
OGcers' Fine Sword Bells,
Belt Trimmings, and
Field Glass Cssss,
rRUNEs
Sole Leather.
Iron Frame,
Dress, spd
Wood Boz Trunk
valisee,
Travelling Rags,
Harnes, 10
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D0akinG Rates.

The following are the rates at which banker
and brokers are buying and selling gold ant
silver-ths legal tender notes being the stand
sfds
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0stheim Brothers,
0stheim Brothers,
0stheim Brothers,

BRiNCH
Of 80 South William Ct, =. 7,
Of 80 6 south William t.. n. Y,
Of 80 south William St, N. Y,
IMPORTERS or
IMPORTERS OF
IMPORTERS OF
Tho Choicest Brandies, Win S, &C.,
Tbs choicest BsaDdies, Wines &C..
Tht Choicest Brai.aies, uiLeS Sc',
DEALER IN
cd Rye ani Bolrbon Whisk.ts, CisanS &C.
Old Rye and Bourbon Whnkits, Cigars, &c.
Old Bye aud Bourbon WHISTLES, Cigars, IT,
Call and get tn. lrsst article In the market,
Gail aud ct the urest article In the ms -
Call AMI g., he pursst arde!e Ia the NUKE,
At,he lowest New YoIk prices.
~ the lowest New York prices.
~ the 10 west SOW fosk Prtcss.
sp5, south s'tc Penn av., bst Ninth and rvn St..
aus, - nth Il 10 Penn. Rv,, bet I'll sud Ttnth So
4vo, touth dte Penn. av let N!ath sni ien'h H's
sep li-t
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BUYING.

SSla; S;'I., S'Ila.;,:......lf p'ro' pr:m'I,i poi. pre-"
Demand notes. 10 IL IS"
Banks OF issue In Washington and Georgetown,
Warrington. Georgstot0n.
Bank Of Metropolis. Farmers and Meoh's
Bank Of Washington. Bank.
Patriotic Bank. Bank Of Commerce.
Farms Meroh's. B'nk.
Tho Farmers and Merchxnts' Bank and the
Bank Of Commerce issue notes Of the denomina
ton OF ono dollar and upwards.
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VI HOW LOST now RESTORED

Jus f'stIisl.-d, In a Sealed E~csiqs FfiSe W C>Ho
A LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREAT
men,, and Dr.i al Cure OF SpsrE a'orrhea, or Sem
lnai Weakness, Inyoluntary Emi'si2ns, sexual re
Neryou, ess Cou. uly ion, Epilepsy and Fits Men
tai snd Physioal Inca pactF, resulting ron seu.
Abuse, Gc. BY HoBr. J. .CULyxRwELL,i ~. d Il. -tesr
u the GRIN Book, 10.
"a Boon to Thousa nds or sunsrvrs,'
sent under zeal In plain envelope, TO any address
',,ampe. by Dr. CH. j. c. KLINE,
l21 Bowery, New York,
aur 1-smifdkw Post Ofhos Box, 80
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TUTW OF UUuTuWE.
The uade sixued. -, Of --. In the b ate Of
-, and - Of - In the State Of -
hereby guaran,y III { 10 cass thu foregoing bid o.
- for any Of rhe t.Nses therein namsI be sc
oeptsd, hs or they will, within ten days after tn,
navy agent deiguuitd execute the ron;raot for Ii,
,sm. with eoed ard sufficient sureties md 10 ~.
saiu shall fsii to enter Into oohtrpc. a. afore
W, u the ef,r Of The said - and that winch
m hA aeoeutal
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-25

Adams Canheld, Master so@missioasr.
Pltf5 AttiyB. ma 1888
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-25

MASTERS SALE to the
lIl command Of deeretal order Of sale from
The Court of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga County
at tks suit of Malcolm DarroW against David
Pollock and Others, to me directed, shall expOss
for sale at public auction, 1t the door of the
Court House, in the City of Cleveland, on the
2ist day of April, 1852, at O'Clock p. AA the
described premises: Situate in the
township of Brooklyn, in the County Of CuyahO-
ga and State of Ohio, known as part Of original
lot fity-three in township Of Brooklyn aforesaid,
and bounded as follOWss-beginning sc the north
east corner Of fourteen acres upon the north line
of said lot; thence north SEQ 40 west along the
north line one chain and seventy nine links TO
the south line of land owned by the O., O. o.
Railroad Co.; thence south o. TO- west one chain
and seventy one links 20 the rulvert thence south
$40 west two chains and three links; thence south
67a<0 west two chains and on link; thence south
az east six chains and seventy links; thence
north T9s<o east five chains eighty six links 70 an
elm tree; thence north 91se east nine chains and
four links 10 the place Of beginning, containing
five and ]. 100 acres Of land decided by John ".
Kirkland and wise TO said David Pollock, be the
same more OF less Appraised at $3.50
LEWIS ". FORD,
L. 7. SLADB, Master Conan,
PlAbAtt'T, @AEo0l
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Adm'r'x of Joseph W. Spaulding.
Cleveland, March 8, Ie623sl

MASTERS E.-PURSU-
Iyl AET 70 the command ofa decretai order Of
safe from the court OF Common Pleas Of CuyahOga
County, st the suit Of Tha CLEVELAND and MAh0Ring
Railroad Company against Isaac Ia. HeWitl
and others, to directed shall expose for sale at
public Ruction, at the door Of the Court House. in
the City Of Cleveland on the twenty -fifth day Of
March 1852, at three o'clock p. M the following de-
scbed parcels Of land, situate In the City Of Cleyo
lands county Of Ouyahogal and state Of Ohio, and
known bT being part OF HeWitts subdivision OF the
socaiec MsrWin property in said Oily Of Cleveland,
Pared no. l. Lot No. ailesn Of said IsbdiYiIion.
Appraised at t2366. n
Parcel No. 2. Lot No. eixteeu az hsif TuhdiFiss
Ion. Appraised Ut sizes,
ParcaI No, Lot No seven tagIl of nald HuhliVirs-
ion. Appraised ct Sls23. -IT
Parcel 30, 4. Lot 80. oIshaOen Of sid bdbdiyis-
ion. Appraised At Sl93S.
Parcel No. 5. Tia westerly part Of LOT Nc. ufus.
sosn Of said subdivision, bounded nertherly, south
ery and westerly by the lot lines, and eagteTly By
the centre line Of brick wall nearly parallei with
merWin street snd sbout forty-geven feet diHtant
southeaaterly therefrom. Appraised at tk396
Parcel No. 6. The eaBterly psrt Of lot No. nine
teen Of said subdivision, bounded nOrthefy easter
ly and s0ufherly By the LOT lines, and westerly By
the centre line Of brick wall nearly parallel With
MerWiu street and about forty-ssVen feet distant
HOutheastefly tbarafron. Appraised at e933
HENRY @. ABBEY, Master Ocmm'r
RAHEEY, BAoKus 4 NoHnn, attorneys.
Feb. " laf2tdOta
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-25

a JOSEPH 3. GRANNIE,
March Is, ls63.382 AssiEnos OF Wm. FIsKl.
GAZE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER OF
~ C0URH.-0n the Sd day of April, 1852, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, at the door of the Court House, in
the City of Cleveland, CuyahOga county, Ohio,
will be sold to the highest bidder, the following
described real estate as the property of Joseph
w. Spaulding, deceased, to wit: Known as City
Lots Nos. 562 and 563 In Barber & Lords subdi-
vision in the City Of Cleveland, and bounded as
follows, to wit North on Bridge Street; east and
west by lot Lines and south by an alley. Said lots
are each Ae feet front on Bridge street, as by the
plat OF Ahaz Merchant Said lot No. 562 apprais-
ed at $3.50 and lot No. .663 at $500 Terms Ofsale
will be made known on day of sale.
ELIZABETH ANN SPAULDLNG,
O. Adm'r'X of Joseph w. Spaulding.
Cleveiand March & ie61.9e1