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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-02-28

PRoGREssIyE.-We notice in the re-.
ports Of the proceedings Of the Legisla-
ture leave granted to the Prince
Georges county Delegation, to report a
bill for the protection Of E" fowls against
hawks" Though this Legislature has
been heretofore criminally dilatOry in
the transaction Of business, yet We give
them credit for their inventive genius in
the production Of novelties in legislation.
We had thought that the cattle law, the
Treason bill aud the comic resolutions
presented by Mr.. Wills, had far out
stripped everything in the shape Of legis-
lation, but il seems thai We are mistaken
and now fluid that Il has been reserved
for the Maryland Legislature Of 1862 to
find remedies for protecting the commons
of Annapolis from tho doprodaiions Of
the cows, tho Federal Government from
the rebels, the whiskey from the soldiers
aud negroes, and the fowls from the
hawks. AS the bill has not yet been re-
ported to the Houss we are not informed
how this is to be accomplished. Per-
haps the law will provide for the muz-
ceiling Of hawks, or perhaps will contain
a request to the protectors Of Mary
land' to stand guard over the geese,
turkeys and chickens especially loyal
fowls. annapolis Republican.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-02-28
AuCTIoNEERINC.

VNTM. ". ALLEN, Auctioneer, will attend
w to sales in any portion Of the county,
and respectfully solicits share of the public
patronage. His charges are moderate. All
orders left al the Sentinel Office or directed
to me at Rockville, will be promptly attended
10 dec left
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-02-28
COUNTY DIRECTORY.
A CAHsD-

DR. E. WOOTTON offers his professional
~ services to the citizens Of Rockville Dis
trict, and particularly to those of the neigh
horhood in which he has located.
lie can at all times be found at the residence
OF Mr.. RICHARD MAGRuDER, unless called away
Professionally. oct l8-l2m
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-02-28

TIE CASE or SENATOR POWELL. The
case against Senator Powell ia considered
stronger than that which insured Brights
expulsion. A reading Of the resolution
Of inquiry has satisfied more than ono
Senator, not naturally disposed 10 favor
investigations Of this sort, that tho
charges, If proved, are sufficient to es-
tablish disloyalty. And it 10 said that
additional aud even stronger evidence
exists.
Err More lawsuits than lovc-suits arc
brought on by attachments.
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1Doctrp.
From the Knickerbocker Magazine.
The Dutchman's Hen: or, Female
Perversity.

''If she will, she will-you may depend ont,
And if she won't, she won't-and there's the
end on't.n
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-02-28
wool wanted.

TINE subscriber wishing 70 purchase W''oL,
4 will pay the highest market price ~ cA-
change GOr merchandise.
r.. 4. BAKER,
aug 20 cualil! Vii, hockrilis.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-02-28
ATTENTION,
ALL YE LOVERS OF GOOD COFFEE

Save your Money, and always have
Good Coffee!
This can be done by using one Of HERMAN 5
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-02-28

They looked surprised, and inquired why
| had left MY bed
Said |, HAS anybody been here since
| went to bed ?"
, 1862-11-06
mARkET9 RT EEhE6kAPHe

NEW YORK, Nov 5-FLoCR-market dull and
SC lower. Sale, q brls at $5.GO15 65 f,'r super
state; IS 1905 70 for extra =tate IS aiE35 is for
tupe1 y estern; Is 9t&t6 Is for common to medium
extra western: III Gp@G 90 for cofunon to goad
Shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio: $6 901
- 1oi 1'aae brands. market cosing rarher "a IRE
stag. CaI aGtAn Gour duN aEd 6c lower, Rye
flour quit and eteady 1t $4TG55 81:
WMskY-- II arEet vi; hout lit aerial change. Sales
Ct a.A' hEie St &C. and ems1l lots at u &c.
GRAIN Wheat dui; and lc Lower. saiesH % ou.
Chi e. RrElng at S1.lsGl u 19.y y bu Nil *aa-
kee club st II go LET: l3, ,40l bu. amb.r IL 81 a.
f1.2a@!.sy; *,u~ 5Q. extra thicaEo d. At g 81:
IT Ntt In. amber red ~eetctn At Il 3ss51 ~: 2snn
1r. anher knhi:an a: s. 5svai, ! i y bu. extra
al 50 md . - bu prime whife Michigan al Il $.
Rye quiet q: d " thuut uaterial change. Barley
.testS with salet Of 200 hn state at Il 81 The
corn m .rE.t i. dull and 1c lower sales bstf hu
ar S:G.73c for shipping mixed western; G1p7Qc
for exs1cfn. anQ 60Gh5c for damaged and heat ID.
Oats little h1meF. with Moderate sales a. 533osc
"a, COMMON to prime.
tic cEAlEs In f81r demand and market
| bags santa at focG5s9Ae.
t PRorls1oSs-raIk oall aud heavy, but markst
e. efaii. withoas dec1urd chaase u nsase saes
te9 d dN1sa; $i 1e5 RITZ inn nsSs *Tis si soe
~ Il EnGHro t!eee ntH ,;,,a. 81 nafn7; ~
=! % oog'.GM II conh!ry pnms e. gtv CIV ~ ~
~ ~ msss, St%N&1to - ~ ffpIe @ moss ,st au1
.,9, ~ ~ Nt4 " lok eAuG ta,i nv ato. nIst
, 1862-11-06

CHICAGO DAILY WANKgT.
WEDKEsDAr EVENING, n ". S, 1851.
FRE1GaTs-Advsncsd lc per basi.el. The en-
gagements we're: To BGFTA1o-P1op Merchant,
corn, 1t 13hc; bark Major Anderson. .sehrs Vim,
Rayno1, Amelia, Bonnie Doom, and brig Empire
State all with corn. at l3c; eehr Evelins com, a.
l335c; echr Contest, rejected wheat at 1axc; scas
Rapid, rejected whest, 1t 14Kc. To OswEGo-
Big Deeh1er. and schrs Gipaey and Barbarian,
ccrn ut 1sxc; sch1 Anna Craig. eo,n, at 19c schr
George Gub1e, wheat. at a0c-
FLOCR-Receiyed, I. .97 bf1s; shipped, 716 brls.
Market dull and drooptng. ssales 1d0 bris .' War
ner" tp1fng extra At &500; 100 bs1s Farina," at
"a 81; leo bEls choice white winter a. 81 S.; fo
b1ls "Co3es Cor winter 1t 3560; 100 bfIs good
epring extra 1t 81 Is : 80 br1s do At u 80.
WBEAT-Received. 79. III bu: shipped, 1900
bu. Market easier and more active Sales were:
WM1kR-3,t00 bu No. = red 1t &c; l. 90 bu do 1t
96c; b,UD bu do at 95xc; 40 ba rejected red 1t
sc; 3,560 bu do ut 9tc; 1000 ba do at 9ot
srRNa- 5000 Amber Iowa at 94c; 5000 bu No.
ep1ing At &c; 0O0 bu do at 924e; 1890 bu do
at sac; 9 Oe0 bu No. Spring 1t Sc: aeo0 hn do
at 19c; lao bu rejected spring 1t 75c 400 bu do
ut 74he; 1850 bu do ut 74c; 800 bu do At 73,Nc;
1,0C0 bn do at 7Sc; 400 bu doat 52c.
CORN-ReceIved. 1888 bu: shipped, ~, ,s13
bu. Market &c lower. Sa1es. 5000 ba mixed,
anoat, 1t 33c; 10000 ba DO 1t safe; 500 d. yel.
low at s54c, f. o. b.; 9o.G0o bu mixed corn in etore
at 3k: $1,000 ba do At sc; IL. 900 bu do at 315c
40c0 bu do at Sic; 1900 ba rejected IN store q.
&c; 1900 bu do 1t 2sxc: 1,00obu do at sc.
OATS-Received, 27,5s0 ba; shipped, none.
Market &c lower. Sales: $500 bu No adoa< at
600 bu do In store It a3kc; $50 bn do at s3c
Received, 3sss bu; shipped. II 900 bu.
Market steady and active. s2les: 15,C00 but No
in store at 45c.
BARLEY-Reeeived, 1915 bu. Market quiet.
sa1ee: 140 bags good at SIC on track.
EEEDS-50 bags Timothy st 81 IS
COOPERAGE Pork Barrels at $19o on
l. track.
S.LT-34obrle Onondaga Salt Ut So 60 del.
lE-S PORk-Dnll and nominal at {1Qn0,
LARD-Dull. Sales, 1U0 tcs steam at SIC.
GKEAsE-5o tcs Yellow at &c.
BCTTER-In good demand at 14Dl6c for ship
| p1ng.
TALLOW-Dn]l, and prime is h:ld at TO-
! Country, 9hc-
nIDEs-Dry Flint. 15e11Gc; Green sa1ted, "a
| Sc Green, 6@7c-
, 1862-11-06
CHICAGO LUM8ER lIAMKET.

"WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov 8, 1862.
1CGBER- csipg to the pressure On our col
umns by e1c:1 seturns, &C., our regular weekly
review Of the market was omitted.
The receipts were upwards Of eight million feet,
and the thiptaenss about six million feet.
The market for cargoes during the week has
tceu bnoyaal-fair to good eel1cS at $40 cog
11sO.
In the yards the trade is unusually brisk, aud
,1icee tend upwards. Common boards and fencing
ssn at sl2NG13 GN-the majority Of Gales being At
Si2tGQ1a 50. At the close the principal dealers
are firm at 31250Dl3.O0.
SHlNGLES-Tne market il firm at 81 50 for
prime shaved in the yards. Cargoes are in good
DEN and and firm.
LATu-Held At $250 y :honsand. We quote ::
, 1862-11-06

War Claim Blanks Tor eaie at this office.
Widows' Declaration foe Bounty and Arrears.
Soldiers Declaration for Bounty and Arrears.
Application Of Widow for Payment Of Pension.
Widows Declara' ion for Pension.
Application for Transfer OF Pension.
Application Of Miner Children for Peuei:n,
Application Of Orphan Sitter for Peneion.
Application OF Mother for Pension.
Heirs Declaration for Bourty and Arrears.
Surgeons Ce. }dcates Of Sn1diets' Disa ability.
Officers Certificates Of Soldiers Disability.
Sent by mail. postpaid. ut seventy five cents pei
91ire. Address TRIBUNE OFFICE,
i'hjcaan. IHinnia
, 1862-11-06

ERE CANAL observation-disclosures OF Con-
MTrfKE On FHI'0HfB. xFC,-'Nr4aty OF nlevAtQfe
in the city OF Buf3.lo, %t q, ,000 ba-hets.
4 There are noN IN store In taaA elevators orr
4tt0ts q buthelr.
bn+hala.
i Now n tr1nsit betWeeA Chicago and Buffalo.
rhu D. d n htcAKn prev'0n8 70 toa = - oAy 0f
Oe4of er, 1s64. tt, ,N0 fuAAeae
8 NJ v In srss SIT be4~ern MnWAekos ehtppsd
at MflwAzkee peusisas To Uctober -. l85a, 4l.oEo
bgehela.
6. nAoaN sixtJ g1Afa beats Ind psg ~, eaeA
, 1862-11-06
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.

ARMVEW. go. Nosenb4 1.
Caeaar II aA1Ie, e. 81 bu cofn
It Luule, L. -atls. NJ b eoFa- ~ ba wheat.
Amertcan r&at, Il 8al3e, .&0 bu coF1s
t1eD. He; 1ell1n. La Sale, b5sQ bS cofk.
Opwasd Joliet. AGdH hu .,Ass-
a RBa1ltn, OTTAWA 3 mo hu cnt1.
NH1hr4p, Max1Ra, Z q - com.
Ii Alrxae6of. L6ekpak4- =. .AobA eoU, el4 b1 ~
&aha1HA, Xakxis, 3o6 ha coE1.
, 1862-11-06

WEDNESDAY, EVENING. Nov. s, ssa9
The demand for money continues good 1lost
Of the bankers report all the paper for dIacouut
theE destrp and healthy activity Is manifest in all
the departments Of trade.
New York Exchange shows fair degree of ac-
tivity. Holders are hrner in their views. The
buying price is par OF discount; se1liug par q
premium Only the larger discount houses sell at
par 1ot round lsts to CUSTOMERS.
Gold fiuctuated In New York between 3l523l,
Ucre 1t was bought at $780, generally at sbont
.oH.
Old notes were bought at about IS.
SilyeE-large coins was bought at a5
GALENa d CHICAGO UNION Il. r. Co-The fol-
Loving arc the earnings Of this road from October
I'D to the 31st:
FREIGHT: sss,s:s97 fs: 54s.a1 sL:se4 Inc.
aailr, Sc =. " a.a's1s i,:5S:so 1,Hi:.tS DC DC
Total :. se,s4,,ss *e.75s,t95 $2No2s Inc:
For the month in lS63 -.........-..... A:7.315 5
ior;teled earnings ior the previous '<'''
CHICAGO & ALTON Z. r. Co-The following
IL The weekly statement Of the Chicago, Alton s.
st. Louis Through Line, f,om October 21sh 3Iet,
1862. Inclusive:
1862. 1851
Passengers ...........-. t10 551 .05 $6G2 48
F1tfShr r..-..-.-..-..---.--...@ @,sS3 ~ 1GfG6 AZ
Sun0ties ties....--...........-... e55.73 66,6i5 81
Total. ,1o'.a1 $23. .aoo IS
| Increase In 1862 ...~- -.-- S,759 50
Tstal ei1cu January l.. 1874 Vs7 07 $s,6 ,s6a &c
Monthly ear1lusb $97 U50 II
Total......-..-..-.- ST. O. 5aA6a $sla 9i1 IS
| 1lnwArKEE.--The Sentinel Of this morning
| Eays:
Business in the money market WAS comparative
| iy quiet yesterday. Exchange was steady, buying
| par and selling at = q cent. premium.
| Gold was shade frmer- Bayfng rates a7@25 y
cent premium. Silver = for quarters and hslves
| No eale for smaller pieces. Old Demand Notes
| brought "a premium.
, 1862-11-06

Total ....... ZIG 1e6Go 2s5313 .-.,11000 ..
The F!our market to day was dull xnd dropping
with Trzy light transactions At IS IS fjr choice
white winter, and ts.'5 $50 for spring extras-
Wheat was caeief and more sctlve--wl:h sales OF
No. Red 1t askG97e, and 90@e2: foe Rejected
Red. Spring wheat Was activo and stesdy at $40
CSC for No. I; D1soc Tor No. ,. and 72@s3c f,r
Rejected. Corn WIS 4@te lower. under the linda,
euce Of IN advance in heights. Mixed in store
xas sold 1t &3x4e, and R*jeeted st sa01ec.
Oats we're X0ic lower-~i.h sasea 1t ss<63sxc for
No i in store. Rye wzs Active At &c. Barey
Vas quiet. Bighwi1es, neglected Timothy saed
quiet
Provisions are dull and dropping. Mess Pork is
held 1t SO %. without buyets- Lard IL dali, with
sales Of steam 1t s4c.
Fteighss sdvaEced 1e pr bashsl-with engage
nents ut $50 1afc for noea. md l4,fat4xc for ~
jeeted wheat to Buffalo; lsA210ckHoaen, and &c
Wheat to 0&Wexo,
, 1862-11-06

IT, no you know that there is . blessed charity IN
tins city. that cares for aud makes happy the cai
Atchfgan etfeet, tn the North Dfvision under the
e1eual!e charge OF humane aud Ch1fsttan moth-
er+; an 1ns'itutfrn wh.re homeless and fatherieas
htt2e ORee Gin be taken and provided with n tha
necessary comforts IT cheerful home The
G mmencehle feature OF this charity IL tnis That
my poor woman who canEot 60 out to earn her
family. may take her children there, anti leave
them fOr dat, OF week. u north, under th. best
q care, and after the hHs earned enough to make
assil h,ldren are never Ia this Institution taken
away ON anrcttanate though needy parents. and,
SEM NJ one Knows where. or CAFES Whe.e Taey
are rcteiy aId happily taken cuse Of during the
temporary testltnttcn or misfortune ct their pa-
rents, and when there parents become In better
circumstances, aId able to support their little
ones, :hey are restored to them again. This Que
feature aioIe fh9nld ensure generous support fof
The institution. Nothing cat be harder to right
miLaed pafEnt than Inc trial Of sufrenderiny tor-
ever 70 Indifferent and Irresponsible peOpls the
cale OF thetE children. On account Of the necessi-
ties Of pover1y-whfltt there are many who
III e e
enIance that when brighter days come they could
There are now sixty inmates IN the institution,
ties Of generous people The excellent ladies'
Who cary on the establishment with 60 much
They have osgsnizyd series 81 fsirs and MansFs
and tst1eanx, ~hfch commenced yesterday and
continue through Thufsday 2ad Friday, 1t Bryan
Ball fsr the benefit Of this mot excellent charity
Every father and mother in ~h1cago ought to pa-
trf.rtze these fine entertainments. They will not
OILY, BY 20 d: ing, get the vAlue Of the money
ne @ sso s 6.s t nd
re1t'e love and solicitude should hesitate about
ooht1tbuting to tie comfort and happiness OF
icg { fl home. Go and see these entertainments
and pu1chase freely; enjoy a god dinner, aud
you vim cary with you to your own homes ! good
, 1862-11-06

Der 0oops XA1xxTEoE1Ecr1oK.-1n our n
port of the market yesterday, the fenark goods
ase to be lower eooa." aaaA1a hAye rsAa, goods
are to be no lower som"
, 1862-11-06
The MfAesy.xkirA 1t.lAolps
HEADQUAK1KHs, 93n RKar LII. VoLs.,

CAHf DoUeLAs. CHICAGO. Nov. 8. 1871.
All leaves Of Absence or fdrloa yhs to officers
and eold1ess Of this regiment ar. h+,eby revoked,
and they IRE ordered to report Themselves 1t these
headquarters Immediately, ~ the re- lmsnt IL un-
def marching o1de4s-
HOLDER TuTNAN, CQIpael ctmman ling
, 1862-11-06

GOVERNMENT STOCKS.
u.s. &c COUP. :. ya1s U. S. IS, II ....... %
I. s G., fegld.... IT.
rcNEr hARKEr-Mnaey rules steady at 5;7f
peE CENT for loaus on call, and 5H16< per cent
fer strictly crime paper.
Sterling exchange Nls scarcely 90 firm. with qno-
tptiups a. 1920 Il for merchants, aud 144HD Is
| fG1 hanker'e b1ils
| American gold irregular aud unsettled, opening
a. 3G5a4, aid closing eteady at 81 per cent pre-
MUM
, 1862-11-06

"WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov. s, 183a
CATTLE-Recefved yesterday 1875 head. The
following ata.ement shows about the receipts to-
day. also the number sold and range of prices paid
at the various yards:
Reed. Sold Prices.
Sherman'e gard 800 2t8 &20t@a n
Mich. South Lard ....- 233 1853 20O&tz 80
Pittsburgh yard...--.- 23a 1873 15,Q14G5
The receipts today We're confined principally to
medium and common grade cattle. Offerings
were taken by packers a1d city batchara ut price.
ranging from $l.GG to &265. The market ruled
ti1u at the fullo~ing quotations;
Extra Shipping Beeycs. none offered
Gco0 to rbediuaa- .-..-.-....-....-... $aNA2 Is
Common 10 Inferior ..-...... ...... 1.5,E1l Is
The demand for extra shipping beeves continues
active. Good packing cattle are also active with
msGerate supply. Common and Inferior grades
a1e dull.
, 1862-11-06
250aI0IHq.

DOARDING.-Pfeasant Rooms tor
Deent1eH en- aud their w1gcs stnEe Eeatle a "a.
1t st HhnCis sire r. not .as 3s
DOARDTNG-Seyera1 suites OF
- roous. Furnish~d Or furnished nth o,.TM rof
s4r<eF. 6LAS3 3D. Gfskd0s. 11"t%*E*"A
, 1862-11-06

~ The l>ais eaalso to ~ you to-day 1t
B'yaa Hall. 4 sple.dld dinner b ready fof
3oH.
, 1862-11-06

Tie following table gives the majorities OF
Arnold and Sherman. They mhy be relied
1ppn as accurate:
, 1862-11-06

@ Your wife Aces mt wish you 10 diae At
home to-day. sho would preier th,e yaa lid
N excellent clarity BY ding u Dyaa Hall
, 1862-11-06

KNGsBCKX HAIL To-HIGHT.-Boyce d Purdy'e
celebrated Bowe1J 4fnstre1s-th: duest Band now
travelling Miss Clara Butler, the charming songs-
tress. The wonderful Infant Pro51gtss, Masters
Tommy and Willy. only three and four years Of
age Go and tee the Mammoth Troupe.
unyk431-&
, 1862-11-06

WEST SIDE SKATERS, ArTESrIoS All per
sons who feel interested in establishing u
Skating Park on the West side, are respect
fully requested to attend meeting this
evening, at the Musical Union rooms, Lar
mon block, room NJ 10.
, 1862-11-06
71t6 <Grtbuttf.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1850,
THE CITY.

# Go to Bryan Hall and dine to-day. 4
good dinner for twenty-five cents,
, 1862-11-06

CAssrus Il CL&T III CmcAso.-Thfsg gentle-
msn will lecture before tho Young Mea's L.
socia&aoa O. Saturday esen1aE 9ahjse* Ths
Hfoc2sRatinnn
, 1862-11-06

RECRUITING FOR M1ILER's BATTERT.-
Lieut.. J. H. Colsiu, Of Miller's Battery, is at
present In the city for the purpose Of recruit
lug few men for this excellent corps. His
headquarters are ut the United States Ex-
prese Office.
, 1862-11-06

E Go to Bryan Hall and due to dsv. 4
good dinner for twenty-five cents,
PEW RExT1Na.-The pc~s Of the new Je.
rusaiem Temple will be rented this evening"
Eoe advertisement,
EXCURSION T1cEETs.-The Pittssurx. Fort
Wayne & Chicago ralroad ssue excursion
tickets to fportsmen to Clarke Station, On the
Calumet River
FERsoSA1.-Gov. Yates, who ia stcppluc ut
the fremont, dined yesterday With the ladies'
1t Bryan Ball, and noticed their deserving
charity with handsome donation.
1ARCEEY.-A man named Robert johnson
~as yesterday bound over By Justice Fits, In
defaalt OF $500 bail, charged with stealing
clothing from fellow boarders At O5tendorf's
house. on Randolph street.
CHEAr.-JAmes Dodge was arrested on
State etFeet Tuesday for turrahiug tor Jet.
Davis, and being drunk and d!sorderly 1t the
polls, and was fined only s2.00 and costs.
Treason goes Of cheaply nowadays.
, 1862-11-06

The MERCANTILE BATTERY UNDER MARCH
ING ORpEns.-Capt. Cooley Of the Mercantile
B,tterl his received a Telegram from Adju:aut
General Fuller, informing him that immediate
marching orders woul3 arrive for the Battery
this morning. Its destination is Jet unknown.
Every member Of the Battery is nrdcr.d to
report at camp at 9 o'clock today.
The Fair this evening e. Btyan H.lI is
for the benefit Of the Nursery and H lf Orphan
Asylum. Don't fill to go, and the little ones
viii bless sou.
BoCNp OyER.--The man Boudt, (xi.h sew
eral al.ases,} who robbed policeman Green,
while the latter vas ci~guised as i soldier at
Nasgen's saloon in tie North Division, Was
examined yesterday and bound over in the
penal sum of 81 600 bonds for his appearance
at tie next te1m OF The Z. cofde1's Court H.
had committed other rohbesies, previously,
and officer Green manifested considerable
shrewdness in securing 60 slippery and willy
q customer.
, 1862-11-06

w ANTED-In 4 Lumber and
" Grsin Buslness,>fn a county town In Illlncis
an cFcent. w.ithy MAI Gucs and accurate IN
tEnres T. capable Of keeping ACCOUNTS ID situpte
furm n man rom the country preferred. Address
Lumber Merchant. caro Of Adams Il 1use, Chtcago
Ill. - until October 29th- ec.0visl.2w
, 1862-11-06

TAR BAHR11A FOR &ALE+-So confident
were the hogss Democracy OF cax1Jiog the
c'ty TINT thsy bore In = Large collection of tai
barrels Tor boudrea They sre NOW desiroua
Of diepo&1og Of them Vino vail take then
of their ha0da2 :
, 1862-11-06

w AN TED-Agents.
JUST RECEIVED
IloyTlEeE Steel ats Railrrsd Nap pfthe U1ited
2+aeea. Price Is cente,
Llcyd's new Map Of the United States, eo,o-ed IN
Counties. Cbed by the Ea.zetsry Of the Navy. Psfe
50 cents.
War Telegram Making Map OF vfrgiafs, ehoWtnE
the movements Of tte amy of the Potomac- Price q
ceIte.
Tie above Maps free t. anr part OF the coun
trT rn rece1p rrt4 price, Sand etAmp t7f Ercd-
lAF. l. r. Ian DOM. Agent J. 81 Lake ssra.t. oppo-
ate the Tfenoxt Hou-e, mol Tas3lW
, 1862-11-06

r. Charming young ladies' are expecting
Sou tonight 1t the Fair for the benefit OF the
Nursery and Half Orphan Asylum. Their
smiles and the beautiful articles that they have
prepared await you. Don't fail to 70,
, 1862-11-06

II sb .hool, made u report on the salary OF
3tr. Vabz~ oil, a teacher in that insti:u 'ioo,
ard submitted the following order, which
was adopted:
teacher : the High School. be Increased BY The
addition Of one hundred dollars 80 that 1t will b.
f,r the remainder Of the current yea7 at the rata
salary TO take effect f:om The firrt day Of The
present month {Nuvember}
CERTIFICATES AND APPOINTMENTS.
Dr.. Foster, from the Committee on Exam
1nation Of Teachers, reported 1hat certid Gates
be- granted to the folio wing named p.rs0ns
VITO had been examined: Arrie NJ Bartlett,
T. Montgomery Frances Wurs. L1:y c,
Trutrdxle, T. Amelia Fisher. Sarah J. Ben
ham, Rs'1Apna F.. Beecher, Jennie II trt, Sarah
j. Watson, Haiti G. Lowering, MryJ Voak,
sdelaide Butte!deld, Mary 4 Reed, Clinton
Rowtl, WI. Armstrong, Fl & Davidson, ].
q. Thompson and Cad Lyman
APPOINTMENTS.
ter school; Maggie James, to the Dearborn
school; Francis Wurts, to fhe H Hayen scnool;
Ellen j. Warner, to the Jones school.
The recommendation Of the committee were
cencurtedin-
DEDICATION OF TEE HAVEN SCHOOL.
Mr. Ryder submitted report OF tho dedica-
tory exercises which occurred It the opening
ct The Haven school. It Contained the order
OF proceedings aud the congratulations Of the
committee on the bappJ manner in which the
day wae passed. Tho report Was accepted and
placed On hle, On motion Of Mr. Holden.
NIAGARA
A comm1ttee ~ received from the prop9le-
tors Of the PsnoEamz of the Falls OF NlaEarA,
| asking that The schools might be dismissed On
seaae afternoon, to gtve the children opPor-
tnItty to visit the exhibition.
| NJ. Wentworth made spirited epeech, In
| which be gave " stroiling sho9s" general.
I " bad name, and urged th&t If the request
was eccedsd to in this case. there might With
sae-t paopfaesy. Be similar requests from
ssMaser metstngs, horse races, paitueal EAtheE4
| Mgs," and divers o1htr instttu Ions,
| The eoumuu3ca&aoo wAs laid - the tab1a
md the Boazd sdjourned-
~ The l>1iss eaalro to ~ you to-day u
Bs3aa Hall. 4 spleadld dinner b ready 70,