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ADJUSTMENTS.


FORD's NEW TENTH STR. THEATER
Tenth ST., ADORE Pennsylvania at. /
LAST NIGHT But ONE
of the prolonged and successful engagement oil the
ever popular Comedian,
j. s. CLARKE. |
THIS EVENING,
The Sparkling and DashiIGs Comedy OF the
Or, A TRIP TO BATH: C,.,to
All the Star Company in the cast.
To conclude with the fayorite CGmediettA of
MY NEIGHBOR'S WIFE;
NOTICE FROM THE MANAGEMENT.--To
morrow evening is undoubtedly the tGSt nlshi, o.
M CLu,ks's engdge,nenf and il cannot be possibly
extended beyond that time ~ vorthy
in every way of Mr., Clarke q farewell appearance
MONDAY EVENING: Spt l 18Th ,e.rsss
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL.
Mr. Blnnd Stage Manager
PRICES OF ADMISSION. $1,000.
Dress Circle and ParQuette. cents
Orchestra Seats .. 90 go
Family Circle. .'-''''' 80 - Is
No extra charge for reserved seats. ..
Doors open at a quarter to CLOCK osertuIe ~
o'clock curtain rises at quarter past 0 CLOCK
GROWERS THEATER.
Penn arenue, near WiAardS Hotel
Irox.pp GRoyER MANAGER
THIS EVENING,
BENEFIT AND LAST NIGHT But ONE OF
JOHN f. OWENS,
JOHN 4. OWENS,
JOHN T. OWENS,
Last night but one of the beautiful Actress,
KATE DENIM,
KATE DENIM,
KATE DENIM.
Second appearance of the following artistes:
MISS JULIA IRVING,
MRS MARY MARSHALL,
MISS MINNIE MONK,
MISS MARTHA JAMESON,
MISS SARAH WILLIAMS.
Tonight, Mrs. Bateman's brilliant Comedy,
SELF.
SELF
SELF
John Unit his great master pieceD. John Y. Owens
| Mary Apex -.---.--- miss nate Deuin
To conclude with the .oering Farce of the
! TWO THOMPSONS.
| VIM Thompson, the second. ..-....-...M Mr.. Owens
/ PRICES OF ADMISSION.
| Dress Circle 90 cents
Family ClrcIe ---s ---- ID y.
L Prlyate BOXES =
l Colored GALLERY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - cent?
Colored Parterre % cshts
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DAssEs ON THE POTOMAC.

On and after the 18th instant day Of September,
passes will be required from all vessels, beats &c
navigating the Potomac river These will be issue ed
by the Commanding Officer ofthe Flotills, and may
be obtained from the naval vessels stationed At
Alexandria or at the mouth of the river
GIDEON WELLES
- Secretary of the Navy
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
sspscmber u, 1861. tRsp, & IntI sslO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-12

Suffers SUPPLIES!
NEORafE III. ARMSTRONG has this day opened
al 523 street, next door to the Star Off ar ge
and well selected stock of Suffers STORES,
winch he will sell to the trade at moderate prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-12

tNOR SALE.One pair HORSES, and WAGON and
HARNESS. Apply to ID. H. YEARGER Hair
ness Maker, corner of 1879 and street It,
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& FOR NEW YORK
SCHOONER OCEAN WAVE viii be ready 70 tax,
freight to day, the 10th. Apply to
PETER BERRY.
se l0-3t' 81 Water street, Geergetown.
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w ILL Open her School ON Monday Sentem her
,olh In one OF the rooms connected with the Pres
oyterlan Church on IA street. Entrance at the
oouth gate. SO l2-3tf
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From, spu Yrunsisco.

s,s FRAN0sco. Thursday. Dee u. iecl.
Sailed, slip Gaa,ea, for Manila.
b0sh houses Of the Nevada Legislature have
pa,-ed q CORPORATION I'LL, wl;h requires majUriy
Of the stock Of all mining companies to be owned l.!
actual residents Of Tho IeT.iory-all companies
officers TO be located there. IL was passed undeI
the Influence Of an intense loyal pressure. Most Of
The stockholders nos lc,ide 10 San FIancisco, and
nj tue oifs GERS ere located here.
Strict compliGnce with tue provisions of the bill
would materially increass the population Of Nevada
he Governor nay veto il. II is also cOnlenced that
IL IL unconstitutional.
s.S FHaNcisco THURSDAY. Dee. u. 1872
Oregon dates OF Tie 9Th inst. state that new gold
mines have been discovered on the Boss River,
which rival In richness the Salmon River miues
Tie Tic'3riq C1r0alcc saws that l,7OO pack ami
msls have recently died at Carlos, where the snow
Is over a foot deep.
Sailed ship Tempest To- Akyab Es, Indc') thence to
S,s FEAysIsco. T.r-.das. Dec. re. 1862
The market 10 dun and dep e,sed Candle lsc turrsnt.
l2r 20 boxes OF CASTLE Soap a. lie 100 t1Ds Of Pip lion
a. $50
Tle shp Haze been chartered for Dy.w0odfrom tie
Coat OF Nrzico 20 NeN-fork . 90
Nri.I sto1nff Orttba, fausnt org Joserhinei rhsD
eus- Oct ,n--urvs not tlahtpred -
sailed ships ~ indcT Liverpool, carrying f',ni siels o.
Wleat John Rowland, New-brdloid, ''iA 80" oo OIL
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sEaazrz1<E&G ezA
Died.

AcXERsoN-oa Thur.e,y Dec 10. Henry " F. Acterson,
sgd % years. 10 months aud days.
To f-nd. ard ocqaaDta respectfully invited TO At,
tod h, uuers om tho residence Of hi. nothei No ~
Washington street saturday the lon lost % II O'Clock
~ without further The renains viii be taken 10
HsckeIsack. n. j., for interm.nL
ANpERsON-Ai Bristol Eihir, County, rnd, on Snndsy
mon ng Nov g. o! pneuWol, Mrs. SGfsb Anderson Tor
many ysGs resident Of this city, asei o.. years
BOSNETT-Iu ih, city, Wednesday, De. Il, Grace Ber-
rien. youngest daughter Of Wm ~ and Margaret A. Ben
TIE reayes and eni u the family respectfully invite
stenl her llueral fliy. l9.h inst, a. u O'Clock
p. ~ from No. 10 East Tnry'ioursh street without
fInhar notice
Her rsaain. viii be taken Greenwood for in,eruent.
BRAKE-On Tuesday. Dee %. at Iiud.on city, N. j.,
Ias rsa.ln. wsr, taken 10 we..shs.er County for inter
mrut
HICKs--suldeniy At her residence No 26 Fi.h avenue
ca Ttu.dly evening. De-, &c. Almy T. Hicks
Nolse OF lie ialrfs hereafter
usGFRsoLI,-At S. Loai. 90 Tus'diy Dec. l6, John r.
III ieHair, WILDE ,s.su to Peeb'Lii Tor n,errnsn.
JENEiSs-Ai Harlan on wedne.liy, Dec. Il, Charlotte
IT, ,@,v.,,rd end. Of The family are invited 70 s,,ene
Der hrsrs Saturday next the 2ch Inst; az O'Clock
fsn tie Pc. 5yerau Cagich. Harlem Oue Hundred sud
T~.a,t sveuh between second snd Third ayenues
MACOMBER-Oa Wednesday. Dec. 10 An,olnoiis wife,o'
toe Rev. J. ". Msca Hlher
Funeral service, io. Aien street " r Church on Sunday
iaiy Invited % attend.
PyFT-On Nedsssds- Dec. T. al the Now-York lns'u-
Too ~ te pea and Dlb .ryey PIc.vsl Feet, eldest
en- Of Iss Lers P,s and Mary a Poet, ased ysAr'
mouths sud day
T unefa .sryoes will he hold In the Chapel Of the In,iu-
ton on Friday Dec. 10 At O'Clock p IA ibe relatives
ara fisud, family invited TO attend without fr.
=, motto, IA. II O'Clock truin tie Hndson River
R,fosd vii stop ~ one hundred snftliy-second street
the nearest station Inc remains "i &c sNeA 10 h-o.a
Conn. for intc mont. .
pFYNoLDs-On fourth day lI,h inst. Naomi H. Rcynolia
IA th. 6lth year OF her go . -,
TIE and fenis u ths family respectfully invited
a, at,cd her funeral tHercs Meeting House oa IF
tcerih nrc,t between 'rd ana Au avenues on SKIN
CAV ffhdsy) afternoon. a. o'clock.
,sPRAGUE - Ga Thoriay. Dec IL. a, II o'clock A. L.,
CYNTHIA r.. " lie Of r. ". Sprigue, eyed 81 years .
The relative. and cnds Of the family respectfully invited
u attend he's funeral on sata.d,y mofars OF ocoe.
from her ate residcnce NO W We" IhHIysi1th shoe'
New-Yort- q, -,
TRINMINGHAM-On Thufstey morning. Dec l9 of dseA'e
fths heart and drop,y hsnIy IIm.ughen As"i ~ yeAi,
ri, Tn,r will tAke place from LIS ae residence No go
Wooster street on Saturday the 2t Al u ~ Ill! fisnds
are invited TO attend without further notice.
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Holiday Books.

SHELDON Sc COMPANY,
No. 33J Broadway, corner Worshsk,
Offer at Retail
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT or
RICHLY ILLUSTRATED WORKS,
ELEGANT GIFT-BOOKS.
CHOICE STANDARD WORKS,
FINE LIBRARY BOOKS,
THE POETS, IN MOROCCO.
THE POETS, III BLUE AND GOLD,
PRAYER BOOKS IN VELVET AND MOROCCO
BIBLES IN PLAIN AND FINE BINDINGS.
They publish the following very appropriate books for
!" Holiday 0ifS' IN the various tyies Of bindings;
MILMAN'S LATIN CHRISTIANITY. o vols.
MACAULAY'S ESSAYS. 6 vols
OLSHAUSENS COMMENTARY. vols
Curiostios of Literature Anatomy Of Melancholy Mon
tngpes Essays Haas Work, Shakespeare, and others oil
the
RIVERSIDE BOOKS.
THE ROLLO BOOKS by Jacob Abbott.
FLORENCE STORIES and HARLlE STORIES, by
Jacob Abbott
WALTER m EGYPT beautifully illustrated.
THE TREASURY or PLEASURE BOOKS In oil
colors.
LINEN BOOKS in gr,s. variety; severl new kinds this
year.
TOY BOOKS, and general assortment Of
BOOKS FOR CHILDREN.
They manufacture
T II O Il O Or II A y III A l. y u NJ 5 ,
have hand extensive assortment In Turkey Moroc-
CO. styles; Psneed ENDORSED IN Carved Oak Felyet
aud other rich bindings.
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FIRE ~ MAipEy LiSE.-Last evening, about
o'rIocx iife broke out on the fourth h)or Of the
Gye-blory building So 81 Maiden lane. I lac fro
men woie soon on the ground ana the sican-englnes
ffoyed 10 be the preventive OF what must have been
= disastrous fire II thc flames bad beol permitted 70
reaoh the lower hoorr, where was stored IA large
ou,ftity Of coal OIL. The A1or On which the ife
occurred was occupied 10y Mr. Nilds as q soda
factory. damage $50; insured.
Tie fifth door Was occupied by Franklin ii lines
M q tin.can mandatory; damage 500, insured 10
the iAst River iusuglnee Company ioF s"0J.
Tne Third floor was uuOccupcd.
The secoul aoor was occupied hy Stacspole Il
Brother a IA mandatory Of nautical aud t0Iveyirg
i,,frincnis. entrance No. l3l Water ere Z.
Dnaagr - 900; insured in tho Howard ior $, COO,
and Equitable for 5000.
The Grri floor wI8 occupied by j. ). Stanton,
dealer In col oil, 81. Damage $50, by water,
injured.
Sergeant Miller aad Rourdsman iinDey discovered
the ife, aud promptly gave the alarm, thus poyon,-
inc q vor, disasfrDUs coniiagrrion.
the building wac damaged aoout 81 600. lnsuro d.
UosonArLY DIsCHAHoEp.-A!r. j. NJ. Ma kay,
~ n before AID Hall . hc iorbs Police Court,
ir,d with PERJURY the lst inr. having undcfs u' the
u.ni such before Justice Connolly ha'
beeu honoTablJ discharged.
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Non-Arri,at OF t'r Norwegian.
foEri,sn. Ne Dec. H. E.isnlsht
here are No tigns oil ths NOrw agiai.

Tu1 PoLIcE JArASEsE FusD.-The police have
been notified that TIE japanese Fund, amounting to
$4,000 is about to be merged into the Fund .oF the
Families Of Volunteers in the Metropolitan Brigade.
To this latter fund. the captains now Jay tax Of
SO 50 each per month"; sergeanis, - each Per
month; and pairolmen, 81 Per month each. There
ia considerable gnubliug about this new proposition
Of the Commissioners.
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Board OF E1cIw.-The inieth and final eesson
Of this Board was held yesterday. Forty licenses
were granted, at $50 each. The whole number OF
hc.uses granted this year il 80, which yield en
income o. $3i 800.
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another column print, this morning, the defense
Of Mr. Harbor-Master Coulter against the charges
for which he was elected from the Republican AS
socalon Of tie Tgeniy-second Ward.
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MAF,IsfED .

CHICHESTER - BABCOCh - In panbury Conn, on
Wednesday. Dec. H. by the Rev 3. q. toc, william H.
Chche,er Of htssboro " Y. 20 Jane A. eldest dssl'
ter Of the lsie Avery c. babcock Of Brooklyn, ~ Y
CRUH-sPfRHY- Tuesday. Dec Ii blythe Rev. J. y.
her,gn NJ Elisha a. Cfun ~ New York 70 Miss Matilda
daughter Of luiam y Spersy, esii OF NAhsm'oursh
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ARTISTS Fund ExHIpirIoS.-Tbe exhibition OF
paintings at No. 62j broadway closes to-day. The
Fund Picture. will be sold next Tuesday evening at
"a O'Clock.
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RECORD OF DECEASED SOLDIERS


WAsnNO -. Thursday. De. &c. isG1.
TIE NAVAL EEIli,iNC BOARD.
Tie Naval Retiring Bvrd, which has leon in
session in New-York, will hold its annual meeting IN
Wasbinetou on aud after Monday, the "a inst
ORDEHTD 10 acPoRr FOX bCIf
Brig. Csns. Strong and Busted Lave 'cen Io'
leyod ifoi duty in Newly 'ik and ordered {, Fclo.i
ior duty Sc former ~ Gen. GAM, in tLe Depart
nent q T.auesseei and tie latter T. Gen. Dix, Gi
Fort Motr..
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THE PASSAGE OF THE ARMY APPROPRIATION BILL
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TEE FREDERICKSBURG

Prom! lIoYemtntOfthe Investigating Committee
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FROM WASHINGTON.
THE DELAY Nv PAYING SOLDIERS

Explanations by the Secretary of The Treasury
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ri g * Co., GO exchange TO be added, for the
purchase of wheat in England not yet arrived
In addition 10 the cereals and seeds TO the amount
Of 8 O0) already purchased and paid for orders to
tho amount OF s 600 have been sent to Europe fof
additional nsw aud valuable varieties, which vii
be ready for distribution to the members Of boil
Houses early in the new year. An order has also
been forwarded 30 China Tor "a fresh supply of pure
sorghum reed, 10 meet very general demand
throughout the Western States, where the growth
Of sorghum sugar aud sirup is attended with the
mos gratifying success.
Lave the honor 10 he your very ohedicfi servant.
ISAAC NEWTON, COnrissiorer
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GpeunI y oilces

GpeunI Nollcee.
~--~~
GerrIt Sniih
IS TO SPEAK
COZ THE STATE OF THE
COUNTRY"
AT THE COOPER ISsrlTrTF.
On SUNDAY EyEMNG, Dec a.
Commanding At O'Clock
No Ap~rrr,yo- Fsa
The sabbath srhoois
CONNECTED WITH. TIN.
NfAKIlET-ST. r. ID. CHURCH,
corner Of Market and henfy-si'..
WILL CELEBRATE THEIR
FORTS-FTRST ANNINERSAfY
MKT SABBATH EYhNlNG Dec. 81
c,s.tir at "a O'clock Adiess,, will be delivered by
he rev. enables :. JOHNSON Of Brooklyn, the Rev
srTPIiEg H. TYING, D., OF ihs Church o. 'hs M'eii'ar
.,1 m, r.rof. o., Rav. CnAUNcEy D. MURRAY.
pd Of the School aud s io,er sei in tho work. no in
yiied to BE- r-sent
sin,b wnrd ncpnbIicen Ass,ciati"n.--r,se reg
~. Md WI, e, . o. ..rse saisny rms tfnds1
EVENING ii" i'h 'a'i Gg ,rAn Iia F,e.iden,.
u D TH.rrr, Secretary.
=
sGtflT, o. COLUMBIA COLLEGE VIII 20 eel brat, i
al Iylns Iia On FRIDAY EVENING Dec 49, 't o! 'ooc@
Fotr for the Benefit of -. AIMS Free church
fgr Deaf nutrs--At D'i~oItfa Rooms $50. '.' hir.E
"a, lr, ,fc tl q. the 2nh December. ilus D'A}ns
''''A''Dy receive" '''''' ''' 'fii.oMAs GALLArDEr
y,di,r, ;'tit Tho Fair efho i4dis Union Al Society
ff fhr Gre o. A8ci nui inhfn WI bf r'a on ~ -
Dec a. aud o.nlBe tlou shout e week. nt ~ Gay As.
,-bIy poou. grold Vay between Gr,4d uhi How aiats
Admission. p cents season icktfs 81
Fair 81 ,he Benevolent Sociefy Of the Memo
Ill frcr tlurrh-'ro lii fhe 1Luich and the foei-
SOW 0rFN dmiog tho Days md Evening, IRON Noniiy
D.r 10 ta ClrstIuas Ffr. Ia TIC SUNDAY school bmdhX
uauuiond-, corncs of N'vel"}-pa'''
T,e NrU-Funlnnd society in ,hct ity of New
yak win thtr rursts ami friends VII e~lc'iai" me
M ,ftb Attt,e ssry the society aid the twu iitui
"a and FoItytrcoua Anniversary 10 tie Isdus OF ' ~
Inn, b, dirner tAe Aston House, GA MONDAt' Dec
in HFERY WfSrFR DAVIS Rev Dr. LAIHRpP,
en- Gov. SEYMOUR. Gov sPRAGJE, Gen. STRONG, Com.
PAILDING. and others arc e1prtied =,
csi.sy bo had oil any moaber Of the Board Of Officers
ani o. ~ W NV ELLIOrC COwDrN
= - trFpiiNg CHARLES a SrN rSDN,
JOuN ". OUNCY, HLHHf a. huKhbOi'
Committee OF Arrangements. q.
Tho annual ,ne... Of abe Society .Jf c election OF ON
ecr aud be rlnsiron Of bisiutss VIII D" h.d ~ TIC AO'
H.. on MONDAY. Dee. a. at ~ O'clock noo".
Meinhsfs ate requested - atom i''.oNs 80 :,
r nent es will h.ld in their names 20 ihe arcr'ta, -
or before The m"otius. WA NJ h'Nhi'' '''
lirBBAEn Secretary
A. iis Drond,,ay e.. r. EyhNsl VII be ioEnd 4.
II E4KkfrD WORMS, SrANDAkD hoph,19 - LNa 80,
PUh.f ATOMS. IHOTOGRAVhlC ALbu VI &C. Su't
shl, f,f thristu,as aud New Years o. - hW "
plaza u las e!sy' !" '"''N' ~"
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NNrAl ORDERS.

Lieut. Coamsu Ter Million HaXion ha, been o..
dared TO IL, command Of the Kipeo, in the Wcstem
Galf B'...ao.ng Squadron. Lieut.-Coul autcf
Iopkrs haa been ordered 10 tie command Of tie
steamer saginaw at San francisco. Ii5ut.-C Com
Iuander Bunham has been detached from tle Bien-
Vile, sad ordered to the steam.sloop Sacramento
Master Henry &. Kean e the Frcdonia har been
promoted 10 be I'll actus volunteer lieutenant Act
iDg Acknowledgment iNomas w. Meckley has been
ordered 70 tie Ladons. Acting Assis,an;-Surgeon
Jno. Flynn Las been ordered to tie IIcndi,k llud-
son. Ac.ug Assstaut-SGrgoon Frank Clark has
been ordered 70 he Cuiriilck.
TIiE ALLOWANCE or PENSIONS
Tie bI TO facilitate proof for tie allowance II
Tcrsio;s B United to-day ty Senator Lane OF Indi-
ana erifow ersthe Secretary Of the interior to desg-
nate ciac 1t Authorized by local laws to administer
0alhs, " may aSe AID ,.rtiiy all applications for
feusioas al @os.er all necessary oa,hs aud render
aaneessiry any foilaer establishment OF right 10
Tension IN Coat n Rccos!. Such officer is made
t.ut,'a to o ID, Of 500 10 $1,000 and inpnf9n-
neat % isom ons yen 10 1--WE Year, for conn,ine
81 irare 10 these applications.
bLMNIFiCATlON or MINNESOTA.
The slii oi Representative Aldrich to indemnify
ice e'sle VI Minnesota Tor expenses incurred in
t'rnsct.5a with the recent Indian Disturbances, ap
pFoPria;cs ! 90. iog that purpose.
POSTAL APPROPRIATIONS.
Tho ln,tl appropriation 10. IT, sa.lDg yea
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amounts to $l2 00O0 900. This does not include the
appropriation for the California Central route. for
which special grant Of 8, 100000 was last year
made, which, II is presumed will be requested
REMISSION OF PENALTIES.
Representative BDghams bill, introduced lately,
10 remit certain penalties for noncompliance with the
terms Of contracts with the Navy Department, Is to
relieve from disabilities in consequence of the procla'
nation of blockade, the increase of imports, and
laying of revenue duties &c.
THE AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
The Commissioner of Agriculture has oonmuni-
Gated the following to the House of Representatives.
DEIARrsKyr OF AGRouITURs.
WASHINGTON ID. c., neG -. 1862 }
SIR: In compliance with the resolutions of the
House of Representatives Of the 81 and 5th inst
respectfully submit the following sta enent No
official transfer of the property Of the Agricultural
Division of the Patent-Ofhce In the Department OF
the Interior has been made to this Department nor
has any official report transfer of the unexpended
balance if any, OF the Agricultural Fund Of the fiscal
year ending June 30, 1862, been received. Bills
chiefly for contributions TO the Agricultural Report
of tue Paen; Office for 1861 completed PRIOR 10 the
organization OF tois Department., and amounting to
about 81 600, have been referred to lie for settle
ment BE- the Commissioner OF Patents, and others
outstanding will according to his letter Of the 9Th
inst. TO the House OF Representatives, probably
swell the amount TO sum not iuuch snort OF SliUVo
II, rs is ntimaiod in the opinion OF the Attorney.
General, copy of which is hereby annexed, marked
i, this Department may be called upon to meet
these claims or any part OF tnem shall be COM
PEELED TO ask special appropriation for the purpose
Ills Department entered into operation on the lst
OF July, 1852. The sum expended uuder its drec-
ton, for all purposes, up to the 9th met as shown
by the de;ailed statement, copy Of which is here
unto annexed, marked A, is S27 ,7s2 % leaving an
uuexpended balance Of the appropriation for the
fiscal year ending june 80 1862, of S32,27 IS. The
outstanding claims against the Department are az
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No Holiday cir compares with the OK w MlC
may use o. GODDESS vi amusement ana INSTRUCTION
to iouag Oh costs bat - Twelve tesa ". soui. ts
ob.rt 20 Microscope cent postage paid To- - % wfh
st objects 81 by HENRY thAiO, lol 'eniic-'t Now
n,,rl@5 In p,o.,i.rsyhy l. RrLof SIC; Fowler Wc'
g 3. NcFnane e51, c,ue, 2.ds- Ia bfooA3h 'y w. u.
-. ftfl
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-11

BURoLARs.--For the last week Findlay
has been infested with gang Of bold burg.
lars. On the evening Of the Fourth half o
dozen houses were broken into and various
articles stolen. Mr.. b. Kimmons lost SIS,
and a watch which were IN the pockets Of
his psntaloons. Mr.. John S. Henderson
lost a small amount Of money--and Others
we're served in the SAME way.
Every night these eepredations have been
perpeiraied. wednesday night the scoun
drels got into Rosenihals Clothing store-
but unfortunately for their hopes of plunjer
Mr.. ID. Rosenthal who sleeps in the store,
.awoke. and 6red two rounds from a ievolvc,
nt them. We advise the citizens TO look
well TO their door and window fas,eninrs,
and to loal whatever fire arms they ma,
possess. II one or two of these mdnigh,
pfowlers could be killed, il would be a
blessing. Two strangers, on whom suspic.
ion rested, were followed 10 Ttfin aud ar.
rested, but nothing could be fastened on
them, and they were released. The same
gang have been undoubtedly operating in
Fremont.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-11

Ho! !CirIzhHs.-A CossriTurios.L SpErcr
ny LADY 4! We have the pleasure OF an
nounc'ng that Mrs. Bush. Editor of the
oi've Branch staunch little Union paper
at Bellefontaine. Ohio. will speak in Find.
lay, at the Court House, on Monday even
ing, i4th instant. Subject Constitutional
Liberty. Mrs. d. will also speak at At,ica
on Tuesday evening, 18th; and at West In
dependence, Wednesday, 10th. The friend.
Of the Union and the Constitution will see
to il that due notice is given, and house
secured. Mrs. b. has been well received in
Ohio, as an able and consistent exponent oil
organic law, and without doubt will inter
est ell who choose to give he, a candid
hearing. Let her have full houses of full
grown men md women.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-11

Tar Afp SociEry.-We hope that the cit.
isens Of Hancock will not grow indiaere Mt
10 the wants Of the sick and wou nded sol
diery. In the terribly severe lighting before
Richmond, tens Of thousands Of brave men
were wounded, and every hospital is full Of
them. True, but few Of our neighbols, our
sons and brothers. are in those armies; but
they are all fighting for the same cause, and
we should do just as much for the wounded
New Englonder and New Yorker ss for our
own men. The Aid Society will make up
all the material furnished. Let there be
another effort made throughout the county;
ill the hands Of the selfsscrhcing women
who are anxious TO contribute their time to
this glorious cause. Articles left OF Cages
store will be made up ond forwarded imme.
diately.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-11

AN EXCURSION As rs AN ExcuRsIos. - Mr..
O. W. Myers. in connection with several of
our citizens, Is making arrangements for q
grand excursion in about three weeks. The
Committee intend chartering q boat at To,
ledo, Of sufficient size 10 accommodate 900
persons comfortably. The party will gstheI
ct Findlay--stsrt in time TO take the 8 O. m.
uatn a misunderstanding Toledo at $50.
Al Toledo they embark. Each person takes
his own dinner, The intention is to reach
Detroit at 8 p. m, and remain until about 8
lp. m. Of the following day. when they start
homswatd. II 500 tickets can be sold, the
fare for the round trip will 10 $500. A
more delightful trip cannot be taken. The
exouTsionists see fremont and Toledo, en-.
Joy a beautiful trip up tho Lake and De.
tToit River eighty miles, spend one night
and day in the most beautiful city in the
West--sll for about %. There will be nc
difSoulty in raising the 800 on these terms
hard a. the times are. Due notice viii b,
given OF the time Of starting. Persons wish
ing 10 join the party. can leave their name,
with Mr.. @. W. Myers. at the Fremont, Ii
ms and Uaion Railroad Depot.