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The Corinth war eagle. [volume] (Corinth, Miss.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-07
YGral Department.
OORINTH, TIsHoMINGo co., mss.

0Srlts common talk on the streets that
them ScANLAN BROTHERS are dishing things
up about right. Visit this House and when
grub time comes yon can have the extreme
pleasure of seating yourself at table laden
with food that would cause you to exclaim
in startling tones, That its good to be here !"
We have had the qualification of eating at
the Corinth House, and it is our humble
opinion that we will keep on doing so as
long as BILL & BOB SCANLAN are the pro-
Prietors. Whenever you become acquainted
with any one o. these boys you will endorse
our sentiments exactly, for we consider them
t. be men in every sense of the term. We
say success to the SEAMAN boys.
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LIST OF ARRIVALS.
CoE1xTH House, August 1, 1862.

CoEINTH HOUSE, august /, IobZ.
McBryant, AID regiment H., Vol, G.
Chas. Bankeley, AZ reg. H., vol, E. Dwight
Fem, War Eagle Office, John Coon, U. S. A.,
D. T. Thurston, U. s. A., John Espy, U. S.
A., Col. Wintz, 4th Mich cav, d. L. Wood,
U. S. A., Dr. futile, u. S. A., G. F. McCrea,
U. S. a.. j. Moore, Q. NJ. Dept, Corinth,
VIM. A. Davis Rome X. G., E. w. Worton,
Detroit, j. H. Bromley, Milwaukee, J. w.
Jefferson, 9Th reg Wis vol, Tom. Breaker,
18th H., cav, John NJ Thompson, Jackson,
NJ. L. Coyner, R. R. Supt., Jerry N. Hill,
Capt w. S. s., 4th Mo. VOL, Lieut. j. w.
Lidick, Ben. B. Taylor, ed Ind. VOL. Geo.
w. Davis, Jacinto, Miss, NJ. I. Fay, St.
Louis, DR.. Kennedy, 9Th reg. Maine vol,
Ross Wilkinson, 9Th reg. Maine VOL, Lewis
c. Wilkinson, 5th reg. Maine VOL, James I.
Gibbons, Cyrus Sears, 1t. Commanding 18th
Ohio Battery, H. D. Henderson, R. @. NJ. 10Th
No, VOL, J. NJ. Reid, 18th Iowa, Major
GLEN, 50th H., R. J. Wiles, ed Ill. VOL, w.
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Richards, Tt l. M
Roberts, Thos NJ
Robinson, James II
Raysdale, Il S
Ray, P Fl
Rhodes, Wesley-2
Rouffeon, H J
Rupert, j A
Riley, Roswell
Roe, Isaac
Rogers, Andrew Y
Russell, DR. J S
Reed, John r
Rechtui, II
Ring, 1t J L
Raysdale, i S
Rasher, G T.
Rice, Franklin
Riley,
Rose, Capt Rufus
Shaw, Gilead
Swain, Capt ] A
st Louis, Der
Seeman. S
Spicer, John
Saunders, 1t Joseph
Sheldon, B G
Sanders, John B
Smith, Geo w
Shren, VIM O
Scott, VIM Jas
Scott, Henry
Scott, Geo
Steele, Geo K
Sturtv, II G r
Stavmer, Samuel
Stratton, Josiah
Sweet, Jas NJ
Stewart, Charles P
Stakebake, Hon A j
Smith, Walls
Shut, Thomas +
Steadman. Capt j c
Springer, DR. j w
Sandusky, Andrew I
Spencer, y Is
Sturgenwald, John
Stell, Clark
Spencer, Mathew
Spaids, DR. 7 a
Stone, d w
Seigrist, Martin
Sullivan, Timothy
Stems, Benton
Stuber, Michael
c Singleton, Louis
Sullivan, Thomas
Shambro, Levi
Sprague, Geo
Sultzabargen, D r
Swartweller, Ira
Shufelt, Henry
Sleggy, Iiout ?
Stocking, VIM
Sullivan, John w
Trustee, VIM
Tacker, Geo II
Talbert, Nathan
Titus, Daniel
Terry, Thomas
Thomas, John
Thompson, Samuel
or Twohy, James L
Trott, B
Teper, Fred
Tomlipson, Joseph
Utley, Samuel
Vanderbilt, Orange
Willard, HI
Worrell, Milton E
Walter, Rufus c
Williams, JB
Williams, John J
Wilson, S w
Wommack, VIM S
Whilstone, Reeves
Williams, Henry
Wentworth, L D
Wetherby, Walter
Wright, Marion
Wilson, S w
Wood, VIM
Willie, Henry
Wiley, Henry F
Walter, nc
White, VIM G
Williams, Isaac
Williams phillin
Welsh, DR. Jas
Whitaker, DR. D G.
Written, Joseph
Williams, S w
Yeakley, Michael
Young, 2 Z
Yeager, Homer
Young, Lieut.
Young, Enoch G
2 Young, r II
Zimmerman, James I
Zicglar, Capt j r
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CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENTS Flas.
shan & Werner advertise with us to-day.
We have examined this stock and find it
excellent. Many articles are sold lower by
them than we could obtain them up north
and everything at reasonable rate. This
house is between the Corinth House and the
old Church, and Immediately opposite a
Blacksmith shop.
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6TWe understand that the I'd Iowa
Cavalry captured a Secession Flag yesterday
while scouting through the country in search
of ReJs. This Regiment has done noble
service and has distinguished itself on diff
ferent occasions We are acquainted with
some of the officers, and know them to be
men that will never surrender to any Rebel
force whether small or great. Capt. Queal,
of Co. of this Regiment has called upon US
several times We have had the pleasure of
his acquaintance for several years. and are
fully satisfied of the fact that he is good
fighting man. His Company speak very
highly of him as an officer and man, and
are willing at all times to obey orders, aud
follow him in the brilliant charges against the
enemy. Would that we had more Regiments
OF Cavalry and men like the I'd Iowa.
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NTRAYED or stolen from the undersigned
- on the oath ult., two large sized mules,
full tails and had on light colored halters;
one a light bay mare mule. about nine years
old, wind gals on all four legs and collar
marked; the other a dark bay mare mule,
about six years old and saddle and collar
mark, one eye little darker than the
other The above reward viii be paid for
hesame or any information leading 10 there
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0~TMr. Sharp, formerly from Cincinnati,
has just received a fine assortment of
Stationary, which he will sell almost at cost
We have examined his stock and find that
he has every thing that the soldiers can
wish for. We take pleasure Of reminding
our friends that this is the place to buy your
Stationary cheap,-if not--you can hold as
accountable.
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FRANK MURPHY.-Under the Tishomingo
House is reliable Jewelry establishment
kept by FRANK MURPHY. He does not swim
die the soldier. He fixes his watch, or sells
him jewelry as cheap as he could obtain it
North, and the soldier will do aoe1 to buy of
him. If be isnQt suited FRASK j. at the
Tishomingo, and always ready to refund the
money.
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PRovosT MARsHALL.-Lieut. Fagin, of the
18th Wisconsin Regiment, is doing Provost
duty. We know the Lieutenant, and know
that he is the right man in the right place.
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G.. IL. POHLMANN'S
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
JEWELRY STORE.

WE have a splendid stock Of Watches,
w Gold rings, Breast Pins and in fact,
every thing that can be found in Jewelry
Store. Having been in tho business for
wears in ST. Louis-we arc we'll satisfied that
our stock of goods will meet the wishes Of
the public. We respectfully invite one and
where We may be found on Main street,
No. 8, one bleck north of the Corinth
House.
J. II. LIENEMEYER, Agent.
Corinth, Miss, Aug. Z, 1862.
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@. M.-The most responsible post in the
army is that of Quarter Master. We know
several trumps belonging to the business, but
the chap that lays over them all is our friend
Scott, late of the End Michigan Cavalry, and
now Quartermaster of the End Brigade of
Cavalry, Division, &C., has heavy work to
do, and does it we'll. Lieut.. Ricketts, is
around with Scott, and helps him out of all
slight difficulties.
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money,

CAPT. REYNOLDS the gentleman who su-
?erceded Capt, Dodd as Post Quartermaster
has entered upon his duties in workman
like manner. We consider Capt. Reynolds
to be the very man to perform the duties
that has been assigned him, he being a
pleasant and agreeable man TO transact bust
ness with. 1t was but yesterday when lying
sick with the fgper he sent rs ice to cool our
burning bro,o. We can appreciate q favor
and will ever be thankful to Capt Reynolds.
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OF The troops in this vicinity are being
paid off, Every soldier you meet has fist
full Of /" Green Backs" Uncle Samuel loves
to pay his children, where they so willingly
do their duty.
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MAJOR VAN HosEN.-The only efficient
Provost Marshal General we have had here
was Major Van Hosen. He has always been
at his post, and done his duty by every one.
One Of these days the Major will leave us,
and we will regret his absence. He has
been gentleman and an officer, and every
one acquainted with him likes him.
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DEB,

DSED,
On ;hs Sa I f. 9Sg psn,
Farewell, aes~ wife, my liz. is passed,
by love fsr you rntil death DIG last
a no alter me f.o sorrow take; 500 -
i.ut love the Children. for my sake
us trends and those Of tss family are respect
friy invited 20 attend his funeral which viii take
place On ensdsy to- morrow afternoon. atts elk
IRON, his ;ste residence, No. H69 C-str-.t between
nth and i2thSt. -
HENRY; beloved soh Of Jos. II ant Mary p Allen
aEsd years. months and Is days
rsi =, ana friend. % the family are re
evening, at 5 o'clocs, from their residence on I,
street. between ID ana 9Th streets cast MAJ Yard
On the 10Th instant, T0wHSEND iIAwNHCRST
sfP y"hn and Jane AawShur in the 2s year
The friends of the family ere invited to ait nd
al ii elyeA a. m IN y. pap:rs ' COPY. N.Y.
a AZ aye o,s;o"s, on the me!n"s Of llth instant
Mary G McLrn chin. aged 10 months. "'~
to attend her faners which viii, take p;-ce from
tomorrow evening, at . clock.
On the morning Of the 18th instant. at half past
O'Clock. MARY EVA, wife OF John u Bartiett.
The fSners, services viii tax. place Tomorrow
lSurdayls at o'clock, Residence No. 500 II street.
ana t. and relatives are
On Friday. 10th instant. ISAAC S. MILLER, in
the 7;d year. Of his age. -
The friends Of the family are invited to attend
n Rev. Dr.. Sunderland's Church. on a. st.
baltimore sun. Newark. n. j.. y. pers and st.
louis papers copy }
KING consort of james C. King.
invited to attend the funeral on ST. Between i3:h
and l31s SIS, at 30 'ci ocA on Moniny the 18th.
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BATCHELoR'S HAIR DIY,

Inc 6e5t an The World.
William A. Bachelors celebrated Hair Dye pro-
duces color not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not to inture the Hair in the least; rom
edies the i'll effects of bad dyes and nygorates the
Hair for life. Grey, Red Ruty Hair instantly
turns splendid Black Brown, leaving the Hair
soft and beautiful. Sold by all Druggists, &c.
- The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BArCHE-
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Factory, No. 81 Barclay ST., Ne,o York.
m lily Late ZS Broadway and IL Bond ST.
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MARRIED

Thursday evening, 0ctnber 9th. br thu Rax NJ
finekie. Mr. HORACE G. CHHISTMAN, of Penn
,yiyanis. TO Miss EMMA daughter of Jose ph sad
tbaitin'cre and Philanelphia papers COPY,
In W sshin gtcn, by Rev .Ch.s Spear RICHARD
BOND 10 Miss LOT fSA GRI BH
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HEALTH FOR THE SOLDIER For one who dies
from the effects of the bullet ten perish from damp
and exposure to night air. Small doses Of Hollo-
ways Pills, taken every other night. will correct
all disorders of the Liver and Stomach purify the
blood, and ensure sound health to every man. Only
Is cents per box Dr.
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SEVENTH WARD STATION CAsRs-Before Jus
nee "oHer-Wm. O'Brien, drunk and disor-
DERBY; workhouse 80 DAYS Jas G. ates Drofan
ity: fined 81. Til Wade, do: do. So Sarah
Harrington and Sarah Smith, Migrants; work
house 30 days. George Grabor, for refusing TO
pay hack hire; paid S6 costs. John EwaId,
drunk and disorderly: fined 81. Tim Mcclure,
disorderly: Honora Brown. do; dismissed Pc
ter Coyle. selling liquor without license: fined
SEQ s.
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LIGHT BREAD--Last Tuesday the clerk of
the Center market proceeded TO execute the new
city law regulating the size of bread. By the
law dealers are required to make their loayes
10 weigh one, two and four pounds, and loayes
TO lse conflscaisd for the use of the city asy
Iums. BY the examination of last Tuesday
ninety-fiye pounds of light bread were discoy.
cred. Conflscated and delivered 10 the Intend
ant OF the Washington Asylum. The sinai
%Oavcs, ~ hich Were SC plentiful 4 few days ago,
viii soon disappear under the operation OF this
iay
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PERSONAL.

IF GRANVILLE ]. SALMON will address the
i undersigned, nc will hear something to his in
lerest.
Oc list. J. L. L., New York Post Office
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BARNTM Is COMING. with his great museum
circus and amphitheater. He will he here on
Monday, and exhibit on Louisiana avenue
near Tenth street.-The present site of Gardner
Jennings circus. In his train are Tom
entire gymnastic, equestrian and acrobatjc
company of the great American Circus. inclu-
ding MADAME Louise Tournaire also. Adams's
performing bears. twelve in number. and the
famous griZzley bear Samson
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Schmidt, discharged New York volunteer
tell into company with some sailors. and Wis
it'd several drinking saloons. schmidt hal
upon his person between eighty five and nine
~ dollars, and as they were walking along
the street one of his companions knocked him
down and beat him, and robbed him. The
Fifth Ward patrol arrested one OF tha sailors
named VIM. Gillespie, and the Fourth Ward
patrol arrested another named John Smith
This morning they were brought out for hear
ing before Justice Walter. when Gillespie made
an honest confession of the affair, attributiny
his connection with il 10 whisky. and gave the
name Of another party TO il, who will be ar
rested Asout fifty dollars of the money was
recovered, hut Schmidt was more concerned
about his Discharge papers, which were lost
Fhasl the money, he having a terror of being
arrested n desertPr. Justice Walter com.
mitted the sailors 10 Jail for n hearing
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS will be found the card
OF DIR. T.. p. Miller, of New York Dr. NJ comes
10 This city with high testimonials, and his an.
nouneeHent will doubtless receive due atten. =
ton.
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MEssRs. A, HALL Co. have removed their
stock of India Rubber Goods from their branch
store, J1 Pennsylvania avenue, back To Boston,
during the summer, where they viii be pleased to
receive orders by telegraph mail for amy and all
Gutta Percha. Orders viii be forwarded by any
express company's lightning train, and arrive in
twenty -four hours cheaper tn citizens than they
could be sold here. Send on your orders and have
them filled ut manufacturers prices ut Messrs II.
A. Hall & Co z warehouse, twhere they have the
largest assortment Of India Rubber Goods in the
world , 70 Milk street, Boston, Massachusetts.
9-M
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NEW CoCyTERFEITS.-A new counterfeit on
the Merchants Bank of this city has made Its
appearance in Washington, where il is said II
he circulating quite freely. The following is
ID seription OF il: Eignette, two females seated
canal boats. cars, &c; right end female leaning
shield, with figure = or it-not good Il. all.
Counterfeit one dollar notes on thu CitiZans'
Bank of Baltimore are ia circulation in this
city. They are made by the photographs pro-
cess, and may be easily imposed on the ans us
pDCiiBg. Those which have been detected are
not go clear as the genuine noies.-Balt. Saa.
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COMFORT AND EASE IN ONE MISUTE-Corns Bun
ions, Caliosities, Club and Inverted Nails Chill
bains Frosted and Tender Feet enlarged and dis
essed Joints, Warts Moles. and all Excrescenses Of
the Feet. Hands and Face. cured without pain or
Inconvenience to the patient by Dr. White the
weii-kDown Chiropodist, Mt IA Pennsylvania ave-
nue., near Four and half street (fonr doors above
the General Telegraph Office.) No Acid, 40 Blood.
no ram ocStf
Go ALL of you to the Dollar Store, AS pennsyl-
wanna avenue, near Four and half street and sea
the splendid stock of New Goods now opanipp and
take your choice for One DoRar oc 4eIws
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BnswFL!'S INDICATED CoCGH EAypT Fol
coughs colds, hosrseness. or any affection of In,
throat; use the above prrpa ration, it is the mos
To he had at the Drug Stores generally and at hos
wells Drug Store. corner Maryland avenue and I'll
81, Island. Put up in IS and Is cent packages IL
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describe diseases and tell his patients the nature of
their coplnints or illness, without receiving any
information from them. No charge for consultation
o. ddriss. Office, No. III Washington Building,
Psnnsylvanin avenue, corner of Seventh street,
washington. ID. z. al IS IF
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MALICIOUS PEosEcCTIoN.-JohnA A. Dugan.
Of the i2lst Pennsylvania regiment, who was
arrested on "Wednesday last on a charge of dis
loyalty. preferred by a man named Thomas
Green, has been released, the prosecution not
being able 10 sustain the charge. and acknowl-
rGcing that he was drunk AT the time of making
ii. Green was then put under arrest, but Dugan
not being able to remain TO prosecute the case,
he was locked Hp in the Central Guardhouse
tor i hours. which punishment is likely TO de-
Der him from again making false charges.
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BOARDING.

DYRSONS CAN BE ACCOMMODATED WITH
and 4th oc I0-at.
A PRIVATE FAMILY. residing in one of the
"A pleaSantest locations in Georgetown, and
having more room than they require would like TO
take two or three single gentlemen to board For
Iar'icniars apply at No. les West street. George
town. ID. G. oc s-Stf
ROARD.-Single gentlemen wishing to obtain
- Furnished Rooms and Board in a private fami-
~ can be accommodated by calling at this Office (sr
addressing q. W O. at this Office oc e-5t.
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BRUTAL ASSAULT on A REPORTER.-Last
night, Mr.. Frank Henry, formerly connected
with the Republican, but now with the New
York Times, was waiking upon Pennsylvania
avenue, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets. about half past eight O'Clock, w hen he
was suddenly attacked by some unknown
persons, and knocked down by blow with a
billy or slung shot. While lying upon the
pavement, his dastardly ASSISTANTS kicked and
beat him outragPoUsly. wounding him very
dangerously, kicking out his teeth and splitting
his tongue, bcsides wOundinS him upon the
head with the weapon by which he was
knocked down. He was taken 10 his residence
and Drs. Stone and Eliot We're called 10 his
relief. 1t Is feared that his wound may prove
fatal. The general impression is that the :lssaiI-
ants mistook him for the writer OF an article in
the Republican a day or two agS, relative 10 the
arrest OF certain fugitive slaves of MARYLAND
farmers.
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CRISTADoRA'S HAIR DYE.

There is no Hair Dye in use so pure so free from
ali Objectionable properties, that produces such
splendid ard permanent tints, that operates SO
quickly, uniformly and certainly as
CEIsrADogo's ExcELsIoR HAIR DYE
This matchless article is pronounced by all who
have ever applied it. or seen it applied, the most
wonderful invention of the age. Ten minutes srf-
fees for any shade of brown the deepest black
1t leaves the skin uIstaised
Manufactured by j. Cristadoro, Aston House,
New York. Sold everywhere, AID applied by all
Hair Dressers.
Price 81, Sl.50 and SIS per box, according to
size. No Z
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REAL ESTATE SALE-As evidence of the
prosperity OF the city, public sale Of real rs
tate took place yesterday, viz: a twJ-s.ory
brick house situated on Fourth street between
q and II, II fet front and % feet deep con-
tanning ~ square feet. The property sold for
Sl.3Co, 10 Page l. Marshall.
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MARSHALS SALE.-In virtue Of writ OF 6erf
lS fscias issued from the Clerks On Of the Cir
cult Court, Of the District of Columbia for the
County Of Washington, and tn me directed WIN
expose to public sale for csah in frnnt of Court
II ouse doer Of said county, on MONDAY the IstA
day OF October, 1s2 at ls O'Clock m, the folowina
described Lots, to- wit, viz: Lots letterrd A B. O.
ID, T., and u, in James DTnawin subdivision. Of
org nal Lott No. Z, g. and 9, in square No. "a in
the city Of Washington, ID. c.. together with al
and singular the i'm improvements thereon seized and
levied upon as the property ofJames T.. Dunawiu
ann viii he sold TO satisfy judcials No rs 20 De-
tober, 1862, in faycr OF Daniel E. Swope
WARD IL LAMON
Sc l9-dtd @. g Marshal
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FIRST DISTRICT REGIMEsT.-The LIST rel.
Inent II. T.. volunteers has been ordered TO Al
rNandria 10 act as provost guard there. Col
TAFT has relieved Gen. Slough as Military
Governor OF that city.
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POLICE APPorSTMESTs.-The Board of Po-
lice have appointed Carlisle I. Crump and Jo-
seph Q Wailirssford patrolnen in the eighth
precinct, Filth Mad.
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PoLIcE.-The Third Ward patrolmen re-
ported ycst'rday-Thos. Swami. assault and
battery; security for peace by Justice Row
land. Louis Trewrr, dharge of larceny; secu-
riiy for further h, airing. Samuel Higgins,
drunk: locked up at The Central tiuardhouse.
John Snyder, drunk and disorderiy; turned
over 10 the military. Patrick Roney, 10. do.
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GkEAr PEsSsYLyANIA ROUTE, eia Baltimore and
aortsokrs, 70 he North and Rest.-Two trains leave
Washington daily and one on Sunday-quick time
low fare anu sure connections. Soldiers tickets Esid
through At Governnent rates. For tickets and fur
ther informstisn apply At the Office of Great Penn
sylvsnis Route, northeast corner of PENNSYLVANIA
avenue aud sixth st., w ashing ton Office Open from
5a. until p. N E; on Sundays from to D m
au B-y o. NORTON. Agent.
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CRISTADoRo's HAIR PRESERyATIyE
Is invaluable with his Dye it mparts the utmost
softness the most beautiful gloss and great vitality
to the hair.
Price 81 cents, 81 and 81 per bottle according to
size. SO a7-eo,,ur
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by w. L. WALL a CO., Auctioneers
Successors to Wall 4 Barnard
Corner Ninth street and Penn avenue
EQVE MENT SALE OF CONDEMNED
" HoRsEs.-Wili be sold ut Public Auction "a
the Corral, near the Naval Observatory, on MON
DAY October 18th, 1852.
NUMBER OF HORSES
Condemned as ur fit for public service
Terms cash, in Government funds
j. j. DANA,
oe6 Capt A. Q. M. L. & A
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LOST OR SToLEN.-On Thursday night Mr.
Henry Hartung was ut the Ebenezer Hospital
on a visit, and after leaving and getting in
street car he discovered that his pocket book
containing Si13 in bills and due bill for $50
was gone. He at once returned 10 the hospital
10 make search for il, and on his way hr met
u boy named Frank Collins worth, who he sus-
pected OF knowing something about the money,
and calling officer Clark he was arrested and
taken before Justice Gull, W no dismissed him