Evening star., 1862-06-10

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Mcclure q Co.'s establishment what we deem TO
be, In many respects, the most valuable invention
OF the sge-namely, a spring. bottom bed, which
approaches as near perfection In the great
well conceive possible. The originator Of this
| Improvement is 20 ing man named Tucker, Of
remarkable inventive genius, and who has made
the creation Of perfect spring bottom, combl-
ming elasticity, strength and cheapness, the study
Of years. The bedsteed, light and elegant, Il
manufactured Of the best English wrought iron;
| strong, securely jointed, and affords not the
| slightest chance for the ledgment Of vermin. The
stats for the bottom are Of the best Massachusetts
spruce, running longitudnally, aud the leverage
| Is so perfect that, though yielding with ready
elasticity TO the shape Of the human figure, will
yet sustain an enormous pressure; and we have
| Stats, springing them With his entire weight,
without damaging them In the least By an ad.
dtonal invention Of great ingenuity, In the shape
not only be moved at will but their elasticity is
further increased in such sort that thin cotton
matters Of half the Osual size answers the pur-
pose Of two large mattresses on the ordinary bed;
causing a wonderful swing In the article OF bed
ding alone to say hing of the cheapness OF the
bedstead Itself, which Is sold at a price almost
fibulously low, slthough surprising the most ex-
| pensve spring bottom bed in comfort The bed
Is surmOunted by light and graceful canopy to
| support a musQuitO net and. wonderful to say,
| the whole concern-bedstead, spring bottom, can
opy and al-can be folded into space not thicker
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| Surgeon General Hammond who has humanely
given his attention to anv possible amelioration
1 Of the condition OF the sick and wounded SOL
| diers, has signihed his warm approval Of this
| bed, and has ordered large numbers Cf them for
| Government hospitals.
We have tried one Of them, with great satisfdc.
ton, and believe that 1t must certainly dsplace
all OF her beds In use.
Our enterprising neighbors Mcclure Il Co.
have procured entire control Of the sale OF these
| beds for this District.
OBJECTS FOR CHARITY This morning, two
little boys, the one six and the other nine years
Of age, very intelligent, but In ragged and dirty
condition: were picked up by gentleman from
/ dung heap, IN which they had made hole to
| sleep iast night The older one can read little,
and saws that they are orphans, and were sent to
this city by their aunt to be cared for by their
/ uncle, who works at the nlvy-yard. But their
i uncle abused them, and drove them away; and
| the older one showed scratches and m arks on his
face, which he says were inflicted by his unfeel-
/ ing relative. They were kindly taken into the
house Of Mrs. Semple, No. 500 Tenth street, until
| some enc might employ them, where they re-
| ceived breakfast, the fTst meal they had eaten
| In twenty-four hours. They are both anxious to
| be employed and the older one especially. Any
person who desires to take and properly care for
those poor orphans can see them by calling at 500
4 Tenth street., near c.
ANOTHER DESCENT BIT THE PRovo.T GUARD
Lieut.. North, Of the ID Pennsylvania Cavalry
CITY, on Saturday morning made descent upon
a house on Fourteenth street near N, and occupied
by one Mrs. Welsh. The Provost Marshal wes
Informed that said house was one OF prostitution
/ and ordered Lieut.. North to arrest all he found
therein, and also to destroy all spirituous liquor
| he might find. Mrs Welsh and two other women, ,
inmates oil the esto Olishment tog ether with three
children, were arrested and treated TO a ride 70
\ the Central Guardbouse. The guard found
quantity of I" blue -stredied Jersey Jig htninSn
whisky, which they poured into the gutter.
| CHARGE OF FALSE EIMPRIsoNMENI Joseph III
Bradley, Esq. has brous ht suit against General
| Wadswofth, Military Governor Of the District Of
/ Columbia, Tor false imprisonment. This grows
out OF the arrest and detention OF that gentleman
i by the military guard, who had proceeded to the
jail and fofcibly released female, alleged to be
| cerning which occurrence were published at the
time. The owner OF the slave yesterday has entered
Il suit against Marshal Lsmon, on his bond for a
thousand dollars, as preliminary to a suit for the
\ value Of the same slave.
THE wHIFs s.-Yesterday, a coIored hackman
/ named Edmonson was arrested for severely lash
Ing two small cOlored boys In front Of Willard .
Hotel. The act was witnessed by several gentle
l men, who appeared against him, and he was fined
by Justice Clark according to law. The boys are
very annoying in that locality, and their conduct
requires the especial attention Of the police But
| the hackmen who take the law In their own
i hands lay themselves liable to a criminal prose-
cuton as well as to fine and costs under the Cor
poratio1 law.
ARszsr ON BENCH wAnRAnr-This morn
| Ing Oricer Ross arrested Elizabeth Weldon. who
Il stands charged with keeping a bawdy house.
i The warrant was issued from the Criminal Court,
/ and was returned before Justice Thompson, who
/ required the pHrtv TO give bail in $500 to appear
/ at the ensuing term Of the court for trial.
DE.rHs OF soLDIEns.-The following has been
i reported since our last
| Corporal Robert Gravatt, company l., 1st New
Jersey cavalry.
THz ATTRACTIVE ENrERrAiNMEsT afforded by
Il the Ladies' Festival Of the Western Presbyterian
Church, at Franklin Hall, corner OF Ninth and ID
streets, will be continued during the evenings OF
the presently week. All seeking innocent and gree
able recreation should visit this popular resort. 5
DEAFNESS and all maladie. Of tn. ear, no mat.
i ter how long standing the age OF the person,
Il are curable, which has been shown by Or. Won
Moscbzisker In numerous cases. Persons suffer
ing from deafness, noises in the ear, should place
themselves at once under treatment II they wish
the full benefit Of DR.. Won Moschztsker's attend
| ance on their case. ONCE 227 Pa. av 1t&
The EYE.-Au maladies of the eve which re-
qulre either medical attendance surgical opera
ton to restore sight attended to by Dr. Won Mon
l chzisker, oculist, 227 Pa. av. 1ts
i PERSONS suffering from any malady of the eve
l or ear should, without delay, apply to DR.. Won
i Monchzisker's Ophthalmic and Aural Institute,
227 Penn. av., for testimonials from the most re-
| spectacle citizens. See National Intelligencer.
| The very highest references given. It's
| ANOTHER ARREST FOR DIsLoyALrY A man
/ named John Robey was arrested in the joiner's
| shop In the Navy Yard yesterday morning on
the charge Of disloyalty, and taken to the guard
house yard This is The third party arrested on
| this charge since the election.
DIsMIssED.-Dennis Gleason who was arrested
last week on the charge Of stealing a shawl from
L Mrs b. Loepper, has been dismissed by Justice
Clayton, Re having proved that he came by It
| honestly.
VOLUNTEERS, ATTENTION For the derange-
ment Of the system Incidental to the change of
4 diet, wounds, erupuons and exposures, which
every volunteer Is liable to- there are no remedies