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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-20

KnsIs.-some fair one at Auburn, who is
evidently posted as to what she writes Of,
has sent US a number of verses devoted 70
kisses, requesting their publication. We
must decline publishing more than the hrst
two verses, which we do rather for the tes-
timOny they bear, from one who should
know, than the poetry they contain:
Ask the misses,
What are kisses?
And they VIII tell you,
fff @Something sweet
Sweet to give,
Sweet to receive
t.s The more you take,
The more you leave.
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MAcHlMISIS.

Q. C. O--cary'' Cough Cure dss1s,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-20
Away from the 41st.
HosPITAL No. S, LOUISVILLE, Ky I
Eohr,arv Iofh 1870

HosPITAL No 5, LOUISVILLE, Ky.1
February 18th, 1862.
EDrFoR LEADER: Waiting has at last ceas-
cd and working hsa begun. That Fort
Henry, Bowling Green, and even the sup
POsedly impregnable DOnelsOu, are ours, you
and your readers have been made aware
before this. The 1Qth Brigade, and the 41st
as = part of the same, bade joyful adieu to
Camp WieklifFe. They marched by way Of
Hadginsville to ElizabethtoWn. They were
at that point when Last heard from them /;
their supposed destination is West Point, ct
The mouth Of Salt River, and thence, no
doubt, down the Ohio. Your correspondent
supposed himself to be one of those who
were going with the regiment, but BY order
Of the Surgeon, finds himself quartered at
General Hospital No. 5, in Louisville, under
the charge Of DR.. Bell, whose skill and
zeal are worthy Of all praise. Prentice, Of
Cleveland, Is doing good service as General
Ward Master, and Mrs. Coon, also Of your
city, gladdens the heart of many poor sol
der by her kind care. But have written
enough to weary me, ifnOt your readers.-
More anon. Yours, T.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-20

SAD CAsUAITY.-A little daughter of a
German family residing on an alley be-
tween Brownell and Huntington stTeets,aged
about four years, was Yesterday morning 90
fearfully burned as 10 render her recovery
almost hopeless. Her mother was sbOutthe
house attending to her domestic duties, and
the little girl, approaching too near red
hot store, her dress caught FIRE, burning her
garments from her back before assistance
reached her, and charring her from her an
clss 70 her neck In most frightful manner.
Our informant told Us that e. Was not
thought that she would live through the
/ daV.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-20

cRIFTEEBES FLHD THH cITT.--ogdeu Crit
tsDden, who Has to have sPpsarsd yesterday
morning BsIors sbe ooprl 0f Common Pleas
70 ansEer The charge 81 asssult with intssnt
70 commit . rsps, asa De ely Tuesday
night, going out on one % Ehs' tlaios5 ia
what direction We were unable 70 learn.
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THE CITY.

THE TFEETT-sEooED.-saturday win be
The lSOth anniversary Of the birthday Of
Washington. However much eur love for
the Father Of his Country may have indue-
ed Us in The past to place this day smong
the holidays Of The nation however much
q patriotic fondnesa, 80 common among
Americans, for setting apart days in the
year for the diScussion Of The great deeds Of
the patriots Of the Revolution, may have
led TO the selection Of the twenty second Of
February for & season Of glOriheation-at
no time has the prcpristy Of the occasion
been 30 oStEikingly impressive as at present,
coming, as it does, upon the very heels Of
the grand successes Of our arms against a
rebellion seeking the overthrow Of the Gov
eminent ior which Washington and mis- es-
patriots strove throughout their lives to
erect. From one end Of the loyal States to
the other this day should be celebrated az II
never has been before, and in number Of
The larger cities we are glad 70 note that
Efforts to this end are being made. Let the
doors be closed upon pusiness; nang ou'
your bannars; let the cannon boom form
professions, and march to patriotic ain
through every street, until the whole people
from the creeping child TO the man VIII
has reached the last stage Of life-are arOus
cd 10 the tWice-halloWsd character Of III
day.
We are glad 70 know that it has been de
tsrmined BY several Of the prominent eiti
zsns 70 do what can be done, in the shor
time intervening, 70 properly celebrate th
occasion, prominent features Of which vii
be an illumination and toreh-light process
sion. In Richmond, the day is to be dis
hOnored By the Inauguration Of JEFF. Davis
snoihsr return Of it viii probably find hin
aide de camp TO the devil.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-20

ExPKzssTvn The following from Byron's
Storm in the Alps, would stand very well
Is description Of the '1iYs thunder" Of the
Union victories over the land:
Far along,
Froun ueat TO reak. the fattling erags among,
Lean the live thunder nj from Ose lone cloud,
Bla e5srg Bl0dntafIl a5lg hai1 found q tongue
And Jlira answers through her misty shroud
Back to the Joyous Alps, and call 70 her aiouol
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-20

VIoTORIoUsl - The " Anti-Rheumatic
Band" permanently cures Rhuematism,
Gout, Neuralgia, Nervous Affections, and
all similar diseases. It has been tried by
thousands with the most satisfactory re-
suits. For sale by G. ". CLARK,
ian28.s76 II9 Superior st.
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febl9:s75 sOLDIERs' A1D Society.

~ Coal oil, warranted the best, for 80
cents per gallon, at Walsh & Evans, Ill
Ontario street. fsb19;S75
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II Il E0InunNanH-

EraSEesl - Esiasafs OFfiaiEa,
Esa7a shsIrres.t arr5rs1s1 u the most i1TFggel
IIIlsl o. EFE0EAOhl1. Al his 9lElse1s = Enet1.L
1lF laaE q iaT GlEhtsdt ere Erolnd lndcr as o.l
e1cti1n, u E1sir1Eg ola new ooulEsles11l n VIZ
fn1Trant1lt era. % - % Iuit he eFea in ali 60
fTFlnr WoaEne1s, nilEilsEl o. ILLUMINATION % -
rToII anf t-lglrfieE gtrllEth f0r long rraainG %
~ 6aIoIaonsoE would hers lniorm the public thnt
haHsIar e11rloy1 any 0ne IN tie lale o. hE Lslse
~ AlEr. rlI1s.lll n1fcft tI1ent cl u . aAs4-3A-
nrTu1O1OoEE.S Con rs -, a., On hErd.
ARIIHIOlAL HEE5 falsFtsi WtthcEt Ralli
0fIiol-ie. y stpslioE street, under ArasEiaan
surfr- malizdfW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-20

~ The 1'Continsntal Tea PsElSy" ct
Painssyiiis, Tuesday evening, ss q rnean7 Of
raising money for the soldisEAj was Pei-
feetssceess wilcox Han vas crowded 70
M utmsst cspaoisy. There were $14T.oo
taken a the door. The amount taken in
side for extras We are not informed Of
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-20

- Interest on 0. s. Treasury notes, due
Feb. I9th, is payable IN GOLD. The high
est premium will be paid for coupons, in
bsnkRble funds, or they will be collected for
parties at a reasonable charge, payable in
gold
C. READ & CO., Bankers,
feb15:375 95 Superior street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-20
BlAHDBETH's Pills,
-. q. - 4 80 80 AH

81ANnlNIH'E UNIVERSAL EALVE AND
AbLoooE'e P0R0UB PLaBTERs-
nsufg ~ e ~ Tiro EouaFss had . box Of Bran
ercshh PMS, box d unirertal salve, snd IN An
ecs Rsraul Fl.stor, pat in IhoiE knapsark ffss q
oEUEa. And % thia fs1i may Be sifrlbuisi The A.
El1es e aav q thil ReEiment nm the hospltal.
AguEg euldi-r uhoHld have box Of Brandrclh'l
Ffls. ~ ofsaivu. and rieas d Pcf0ls Flhsisr.
~ aro aEro q b ulsill oitun llll-aasins.
aol6 - A. GarfEor, ~ BuEarior uirust, OgVe
~, 0hio snd b tii respectable dealers in modl-
0rm. M
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-20
BUSINESS EOTICEs.

~ Your mother wants q sewing ma
chine, and you can get one Of Grover & Ba-
keT, perfectly new, for ten dollaIs less than
the manufacturers price, BY inquiring at
HALLS Homeopathic Pharmacy, II Public
Square. Don't lose the opportunity. II
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-20

70 HORsE OWEERs.
Dr.sss5F's InssElbls Imminent Ior HQEsos is IN
riEslsd - any, anin all CASES Of Lamsiss arising
Eon Bpulinl, Bruises o. WrenchinE, ~ edof is
mlsissi and certain. Harness or Saddle Calls and
RinGaous may bseAsif prevented and cured In their
ncrisnt siagss, but oondrned cases are beyond tho
Poszlhllify af radicai cure. No case Of the kind,
kouUFsT. b % dolpsEats o. hopOles1 but Il may Be-
aIlsxiatsd b this Liniment and its hithfhl sppli
raaton EiI eluuyE renoFe thu lzmeuess, and enable
ehs hers . travel with comparative eesa.
EEuy ho-6s 0snar should have this remedy ct
.nd, for its tlnslT uss Ct the arSt appearance Of
Eama1ess WI1 sae1tnzlly prevent those formidabls
ei1oasss nenticaed, 20 which an horsos ere liable,
anf which render 90 many othaFEiae Valuablo hores
e11rlT Wlll1l1s1- Strong = Armstrgngt Ae1nt5 for
olggela1o eeelaiteotE disE ~
IH1 ecRIRERs HAVE JUsF BEF Up AZ
A ~ Dul1rIcaI n ca, uhict a. in concession with
frsl, OIL Ol ~ lactoTy and n hlta load works,
tIS-.-sl ID IE abdFo LuiaIio street. New MIL for
i7ri1finr CLrnI anf Cob Meal in the use Of which
rrrse 80 fu1re ave Iel cent n saved IN lnel-
- sorrhf spo taken a ezchalge for mel.
JOHn WEBs1ER8 a 90.
Oi.rslsnf. ys1.-s ssf2. isntR4
WIHH BEST Ak'ClblULhh HELP
sssEI HUEAE EIal, Z AyzA EETE1lHsl
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PROM gT, LOUIs.

81. LOUIS, Feb. IS,
The following viii appear in the morning
papers;
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-20
REIDY-HADE CLOTHING.
TH RRATR TNEKi
On N LozI l.aD7 % n OsuuoI 0Iu---
DEIIHUED


EDETIRUED e z.
..asll hot sail hol'' orisd TIE nan a the whssl.
as,9 y -.Hs{1 H asfod Captain Wnight, e hs turu-
AZ sTi6lins h!. slas. right sioss 70 bis syss. i
=, = n ~ = Hna ,soallion aag 1as a.
s,Tii O;lIslHgan's Asstl'' ma CAPT. eso. Wr,eff
Oi'.F ~ sscls noH' ny BOYS and prepare i5f y
ave sssll b eus 70 Disessi' eriss hsaiSs n..sis
81 re;sos. Z, a ths Captain, athsg can .as Is 70
There e. = 0OaEssmsn. tsans,ss1. orola v0naa
Add ven Az en-, ny boys yes. us,Ii 9ivs 'su
5ali no. tnlee knots - ths sfarboarii fslEa toil
~ Moil blow yo1 e tcVhsf aad al Of FOur crew.
: IiIs erisa 80 esorgs Wright, -ths bladk
Though fhsy had 8 BzIIS Ran ou shor,. ~ .bSn
haEs no calves Fun On the So"
n,1ulligaa on his poop dsek dld Sand,
mtln go! n his mouth and Gas ln eaeA ka1l
A eofn-nnsk-J voice be shouted ths ioll0Ii1g 4
,'PEsy.ss9 @ . hshf, ovsry darn mothers son,
ans 80 - I'm iorig-rod Whisky The star-lunhsr
OHAPEEB xL-TEH Essasuurs4.
We Woald say 70 or uuulr0us rssfsfs fhnf an
e1eyles - % Ierrineally LhriiiiaE that Wa have
eonelede1 not % give mot8 than the heaffnq IFS
\, 4na Es ahal o0nfi1us g siss Eruat BaFgsin8
READY-MADE CLOTHING
HEN AND BOYS EKAR,
e, 81 @ eSE o.n ma1ssisc.uls and which " Ei ssu
l6AAo a lSAACF
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL,
Sole Agsasg % las Esls q siassr's os,ssrtad
and Storrl AuIomstOn FRESHMAN,
porHsf q U1ion aud 5lpaflof rtrostI
- LOOE ODT FOR THE GEAHLL ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-25
BARRIKD.

On the z1th instant; at the Assenbl,'s Church.
NEW 20 NARY LAY, eliest daughter OF Jos sh
Goodrich. ESQ of this CITY.
On the 75d instant, bt the Rev. Mr.. White, st
81 Matthew'S Chtroh, FaRDERICK ALFRED
CANE, son Of the late DR.. Cane, of Poole. Eng
lsnd; to CELsS I'll A: oldest daughter OF Mrs. M.
O. Wsrlng OF Washington, ID. G, -
July Gath, BY Rev. Mr.. Mesdor, AUGUSTUS
kID9kLY TO Miss MARY Z. SCOTT, oil OF
Washington.
On THURSDAY, the 74th ,astsnt: by the ley; DR.,
ington oity, to Miss MARY M. COOMBS, daugh-
ter Of the late Horny l.. Coombs, Of Prince
Scores county, Mary and.
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THIRD EDITION.
rBF NEW YoRH srocK MARKET

McsHs SYKES, Chsdwick q Co. ef the willard
Hotel have win charaeeristic enterprise. ~
ranged for daily bullstiu % prices IN the New
York stock market, for the ssnent Of their guests
We are favored with the following rom them
NKw IORE, July 2S-2k p. m.-benef DC
mand for Governments, and IN upward tender
cy. Long Bonds, e'x; NOTES, io2Ssic2S; Debts.
ss 4 bid; Elves, about s7S. Crest excitement In
the gold ma kst-selIing at Ilssi1i kaiisk.
State stocks Arm. Shares, test irregular, ger
orally arm. Railway bonds strong. and smeunts
offered for sale indicate that the Asia brought
but few from Europe.
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ACaRp.-Wasitagtes d. O., July IS, 1862 -
Sir: Being bound over 70 keep the peace, and In.
sepinR % do q, Il shonld have been glad 10 have
avoided all discussion concerning my sia,lr with
Mr. w hifneid bat J. has pleased the Washing.
ton CORES pondent OF the New York Herald e
give such en- incorrect version Of the matter ths,
an Compelled to address you on the subject.
have already denied the Heralds statement &c In
toto" bat up to the present moment Its editor
has not printed my letter.
The facts Of the case are these Mr.. whitfield
gave me the lie, and retaliated by challenging
him. Mychaiienge was accepted for 10 a. m on
the morrow, and The meeting was su6seq uestly
postponed, at the request Of Mr.. Whitneld's
friend, until p. m, and again until O'Clock
the last delay being, believe, occasioned by the
met that Mr.. w hstheld had changed his second
In The interval. By some means o. oh 4 the
meeting had become town talk, and v-ls very
much estonished 10 hear people at Wilrrds'
speaking about 4. No wonder, then, that the
police became Informed Of IL,
As to my backing out, talking about the respec-
tive merits Of Enfield and Springfield rides, in
sultina Mr.Whliheld, having asup Of tea thrown
IN my face, or being to my face or knowledge
thretened with ahnrsewhipping-all these things
are fictitious; and I trust that you will aid a
stranger to show the public that his conduct has
been grievously misrepf scented
Yours, very truly, G. r. MACKENZIE.
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pENsION OFFI0B, yvsI sIz, Issl.
10 ALL WHOM p NAY CONCERN

A,,ioss1os sselSs bsss mao. I snoef me =, 81
"a June, 1850, for the reissue Of the Land War
been lost or DESTROYED notice s hereby given yhst
st the date following the descnption OF esoh WH-
sued, no valid o1jectlOn should then appear.
Land Warrant Certificate, No. 60 SO, Tor lee ecres
Admire, Elisabeth Bush, Preston STARK, aod
Others, brothers and slsters Of Allen Stark. de-
ceased. private. of CaptAin Tnplett's oQm sa1y,
FIRST Kentucfy Volunteers, lvHr with Mexioob
dated Aprfl isf. ls5o. August ID. lsa.
Isot llth OF FebrpsTy, 1917 IN favor Of Edvsr
Martin. Of CAPT Browns company, Bsttsl on 81
MORMON Nonntsers, IN The var with hexieos-
JOSEPH n. BARRETI.
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OFFICE GAS Liz 1T COMPANY.
u lnIy n


NOTICE TO CONSUMERS OF SASH
an sot OF Congress, approved July H. 1862 the pfioe
OF gas In Weshlngion 10 hxeo at tweutJ-eIEbt tSs)
nd thirty 1907 cents TO all other consumers. lin
stsad of thirty 1--WE ts5l cents ss heretcforel sub
OF to prompt plymert discount of ten (le) per
o,ntum on oil bulls 'or gas, if paid 81 the oGc. Of
thE tonPdny trttktr vs (5I days from the renoIion
thereof. provided all arrears shall have been pre-
riossIy paid"
Herssfter except in Gases Of bills rendered week
w all bills for gas will be rendered ,nosfhLy, aud
dsv Of the month; and the ais .oxsf Will
IN dsr no circumstances, be allowed on any bill Of
te NV O'Clock p. the fifth DAY from its pre-
sentauon, and then only upon payment made al
ths oGss If she comp my, lit street all arrears
that In order to save the diseosst, monthly bills
mast be paid b1o,e5 O'Clock p. m. on the stn daJ
o. 60 on month.
The ACT Of Congress places "sH bills for sas''
ltncluding Government. olty, And lndividuaIsD on
the Same fooi ag as to di,eohHt, and the Company
mpst strloty adhere to This requirement
By order OF tho Board Of Direoiors.
]. F. BROWN,
jy 3 cow Secretary IN Charge.
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DIED,

On Thursday, the 3lth instant, Mr. RICHARD
JONES, In the 18th year Of his age, one of the old
The f'iends and scspintanoes of the family arc
resueeted to attend the IuneTi, on 10 morrow
Saturday. nornng, At o'clook, from his late res
idence, High street, Georgetown.
On Tuesday, 27d, of consumption. JOHN NJ,
McCLlNIOCK, Jr., aged q yeere and months.
Bis remains were tsken to Albany. ", Y, for
inteTment
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PoLIcK-Yesterday Catharine Msck was ar
rested for violation Of market regulation, ana
taken before Justice Thompson. After hearin,
the case was dismissed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-25

You can gain ave pounds Of healthy flesh per
month by using DR.. Tumblety's Pimple Banisher.
It IL invaluable for removing pimples, blotches,
&c tan, freckles, sallowness and all Impurities
and roughness Of the skin, leaving the same
blooming with beauty. " 3-u
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NEW ANS S fSRtR rHNS s sIksssfSR fo'

Professor ALEXANDER WQk0Wbkl. fl-
anut AID Com poseT, hss returned rom
eoarse for the lsno and sIpfins ~ h,,.
New and simplifed Method: ~ frot w oloyskrs
OF music will Be enabled IN very mort time 10
read mlsie With Ereat facility. e2d executs ore
ton. As 20 the vocal part. By ms way Of vocsh-
zaiion he arrives &C most extrsoscinaFy resplts,
10 vo,sliEe with fsoilify, acc 1r1cy and fDe quality
Of tone Prof. Wosovssi reserves visltors dali
Teath street. bstvssn Z and .. G3In
T,AN0E LOsT.-s.s.sp : om Hooptrsvi k
V poressssst county. e q, Md on As><A
lsL s apsss.t, = lsrss. sf I.is cesos, es,t
raised on her sides, and vash- b-arded, - fast
and ~ tsst vide, fsstened win brass gre ga sse
white. with rresp raisings and ysts hre. 81
tarred insids. hb,rsl reward viii be yssc io!th.
" EDit.wx. THoe n. RuARK,
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s,r advertisement ANAL house wanted 3ts

From tia Rec. FdtksY Esas 90 ~ Thntblsty.
This IL to certify that, having intensely suffered
nervousness and general debility, congestion,
constipation, fainting, exhaustion, cholic, pains
In the breast, &C., my situation was peinfcl end
distressing In the extreme. My friends induced
me TO try DR.. Tumblety's herb medicines, ana
they have cured me. G. l.. EsAN,
jy 19.H st. Dominicks church, w ashington.
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FIsHf.-Last evening a aght took place nea
the Marine Barracks between Chris Bohlayer and
marine, during which several blows were s1uc L
A police omcer u said TO have been near at tn
time, but no arrest was made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-25

TEE NEW YORK SOLDIERS RELIEF SocIKr-
VIII, we hear, meet At Temperance Hall at
O'Clock this evening. The Executive Commit
ZEE VIII meet al the same place at 2 O'Clock.
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BOARDING.

A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOM-
"A modated with pleasant Rooms and Board a
S9e sixteenth ST. References EXCHANGED. =
Also, Brick Stable and Carriage House 70
rest. iy 10 2vH
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SALE.-Messrs. Green & Williams yesterda
afternoon sold two two story brick houses ii
Goat alley, In the square bounded by and A
and Sixth and Seventh streets To NATHAN ant
lgnatius Note at s425 each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-25

Coz. TAFT having recovered his health, leave
to-mOrrow to resume command Of his regiment
Ist District Of Columbia Volunteers.
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LOCAL NEWS
Anssxnxnrs To-NIsaf.

DEFERRED Locals See outside % to- days
ssar for Interesting deferred local articles.
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A USEFUL lNsTIIUTIoN.-Messrs Chollar, Me-
ghan& Co. have had erected, and hnely finished,
number Of public baths, on d street, a few doors
from the STAY ONCE. ANY one desiring refresh
Ing plunge or shower bath, or a warm bath, NAV
be accommodated at the metropolitan Baths u
See advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-25

BOARD OF COMMON COUNCIL The Board me
last evening 10 consider the general appro priatio
bill, but after waiting one hour for q Quorum
only nine members being present-an adjourn
m mt was made
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-25

sQulNrlNs, Cross EVE, erRAsIssus, cured BY
q very simpliNec operation, performed In few
mornenss, at DR.. Won Moschzisker's once, 22i
Pennsylvania avenue. Eyes as crooked as pos
sible, made perfectly straight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-25

The MBAGHBR CLUB announce that their hrs
grand picnic will take place at Analostan Island
on Wednesday, July 20 The committee hav,
perfected their arrangements, and will leav,
nothing undone 70 make this party one Of the
pleasantest Of the season
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SECOND EDITION
rHREE O'CLOCK P. n.
ENCOURAGING REACTION

We have telegrsphic dispatches from New
York stating hat United States stocks have sd-
vsnced to ~ per cent to-day. Gold has de-
clined from 70 per csnt, aud 10 selling under
Is. A healthy reaction has evidently se, In, and
tne " beans" are no longer able 10 control the
money market.
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.


CHARGE OF MALFEAsANcE AND ATTEMPT TO
SwisDLE Yesterday, county constable r. o.
callahan was arrested by patfolman John Kelly
on q special United States warrant issued by ms
tce lennon, charged by Arnold Blum and
Lowenthal with attempting 10 deffaud then out
Of s3S. IL appeared from the evidence Of several
Witnesses that Callahan received a Judgment
against Mr.. Joseph schwartz in favor Of "A. Blum
for collection, upon which an execution was OBJ
tained to satisfy said debt. Callahan charged FOR
and received the whole amount Of debt cost and
commission without producing evidence Of ma
king levy or notifying defendant that levy
would be made. The plaintif called on Gala.
han many times, In the presence OF witnesses, and
asked for the money, stating that he callahan
Callahan denied ever having heard Of the case;
that schwarz had broke up and LEFT the city.
subsequently his individual receipt was pro-
duced pY Blum, showing that Callahan had col
lected the money. Amer herring all the evidence,
the Justice uired Callahan to give security for
his appearance II the next term Of the Criminal
court, 70 answer the charge Of malfeassnce and
attempt 10 swindle.
CRIMINAL CoulT, July A.-Edwsrd Meter.
nick alias Edward Lieke was found guilty OF
stealing se7s, and sentenced TO three yezrs In the
Dennis Bryan was convicted Of stealing ave.
dollar Treasury note, and sentenced 70 the peni-
tertiary for one year. -.-..
!. Robert weish, found guilty Of passing s4Oo In
counterfeit money on w. T. Smithson, was sen
fenced to the penitentiary for Ave years.
= Angel Coffee, convicted Of larceny, wes sen
tenced 70 the penitentiary for three years
: The Grand Jury having finished thei. business,
Jsiy 2s.-Hndrew Jones, charged with an a..
sault on omcer j. T. Parker, Il on TRIAL thi,
morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-25

TIE STARS AND STRIPES will be raised at En-.
ory Hospital, one mile east Of the Capitol, to-
morrow saturday. afternoon, at 3 O'Clock Az
address will be delivered by the Rev. DR.. Sun.
derland. The Marine Band 10 engaged for the
occasion, and the AFFAIR will doubtless 60 of
with selat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-25

THIRD WARD STATION CAsBs.-Bsfo7s Justie
DERBY; fined - 90. Mary Harrington, do do
"a "a. Cary Bradford, sleeping IN the market
do 81 90. James Dougherty, drunk and disor
derly: hned n 90