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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-09
DR.. JOHNSTON.

Member Of the Royal College cf Surgeons, Lopdcs
graduate from one Of the most eminent Collie ges I
hss Leen sPent in the hospitals OF London, Psri,
Philsdeiphia and elsewhere, has elected some q
many troubled with ringing IN the hesd and ear
when asleep; great neryeusness, being alarmed q
sudden sounds, bsshfulness With frequent bipshin,
attended sometimes with deranEement Of MipS
were cured immediately, n
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-08-07

TIE SECRET OF HAppINEss.-The most common error of men and women is, that Pof looking for happiness somewhere out side of useful work It has never yet been found when thus sought, and never will be while the world stands; and the sooner this truth is learned the better for every one.'., Ifyou doubt the proposition glance around among your acquainteni ces and friends, and select those who seem to have the most enjoyment in life Are they the idTers and pleasure seeke rs or the earnest workers? Weknow what your answer will be. aas,ol. .syI a'f 2 a7d1' l or all the miserable human beings it has been our fortune or misfortune to meet, they were the most wretched who hadretired from useful employment to enjoy themselves. Why, the slave at his enforced labor, or the hungry toiler. for bread were happy in comparison. S" '0
 Earnestly would we impress upon youi imind the truth of what we hayo stated It lies at the foundation of all well doine and well being. It gives tranquility and pleasure to the youth just stepping across the threshold of rational life, as we'll as to the man whose years are beginni 1e to rest on his stoop shoulders. Be evel engaged in useful work if you would be happyTArtllea''s Magasine. 7'sA'' ' It has been said that it is the man who makes the most noise that secures the attention of the world. A silent eie- plant may remain unobserved amid the foliage of the wood, but a croaking bull frog willrbe sure to attract attention in the darkest night.
 There are two things whichmoney can not Bay-Divine grace and exemption from death and the judgment. a,,a l
 The evil passions of men constitute their misery in this world, and their hell in the world to come.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-08-07

|: THE TwENTY-SEcoND annual Cattle Show and Fair of the Litchfield County Agricultural Society, will be held ut Litchfeld, on the lst and 2d of October, 1862. l.f.H 't 'ff'. "..f
 In offering the following List of Pre- rniums for competition in the various de- partments, the officers of the Society feel confident that it is such as will attract large number of exhibitors, and consees quently of visitors at the annual Fair.
 . The Society which has flourished now for period of twenty.two years, and has become an institution in the county, de- serves hearty and universal support as the parent Society of Litchiield County.
 The state of the country at the present time, should rather add to than detract from the interest in our Agricultural So. cieties, as we are constrained to make greater exertions than ever to preserve and protect the most valuable interest of the country, AaRIcULTURE AND THE FIELD, in order to protect and preserve our country itself. ' ''.- .i..if. f.i'i'3
 < The price of a Members Ticket to the Litchfield County Agricultural Society is $l.00, It admits the Member through the Fair, and entities him to three single tickets extra. Tickets of radmisslon to all others than members, d25 cents. and are good for one dag. Children under twelve years kaIf priceso sgai. u ,ita
 A Brass Baud will be in attendance through the Fair, and the usual Premi- ums will be awarded for Saddle Horses,
 ridden by Ladies. Riding to take place Thursday afternoon. at | o'clock. The address. by Hon. A. P. HYDz. of Tol- land, will be given on Thursday. Oct. a, ct eOiclock. slh3 ''z3 tss''ff ''a+s Further Rules and Regulations will bs found u the end of the i" Prsuiun List. "
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-08-07
David 0. Buckley,

IN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF
 1D all kinds and prices. Chairs. Tables, Blu .rsaus, Bedstcads and Cofins. ,A Also Picture Frames. Toilet Stands and Sofas made and sold With neatness, elegance and dispatch.
 s9 Warehouse, West St., Litchhcld. Conn. ly39
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-08-07

,;g ,-sg Ambrotypcs! AmDrO!ypcs :! aTnyREsR POPULAR PICTURES ARE TAKEN
 aaA with great succeas, and at . trifing CT. es"'iaJdDD'saALLERY, Nc. south street: ss LitchAeid. Oct. |, 1860. 0.aif .si lad5 i,a, A
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-08-07
CLASS |-s's Y. IT, ,t 7. Dairy Produces.

'-''7''' 7l''" Nc. 3, 3,d;sIyleass r.6
 Four best samples of butteraot less than
 10 pounds each 79o'.so' "." S2 best old cheese not less thai IF lbs. : 3 second do -7.so7q. .d1 g.} |. 2 Third do u. .,. .r..4 l best new cheese do . ., 3 second do 0 2 best pine apple eheess 5. = ,5 "a A.dgss--Noah Hsrt, H. W, Nsrvin.
 Guedon Flley. 7eis s4g g -.;fs E
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-08-07
, Chas. Hotclkiss q son,
WoLCoTTvILLE, CONN.,, .sl

WOLCOTTVILLE, CONN.,, .sl5a9 sswA TACTICAL ARCHITECTS AND BUILD is 2nERS, Manufacturers of Sash, Doors. Blinds. Mouldings, &o., and Dealers in Lumber of all s&inde.8sia .s9fl 6aG sya8 ne td iaa@ 3sH aI !
 ---sfEF Saving and Flaming dens at short notics. eNt March f. 1S6l.s <, .eg lSt eta .M4s,ss ttf-A6
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-08-07

las No Premium wiiliB awarded foFany person not a menaber4of the Societyyexi
 cept females on Hensehoh Manufactures,
 and Horticplturd products, tu s,. '''S i'i" JAiIEs HuNrHRsY. JR., Sscy y. '
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-08-07
Paints and Oil.

sie II. kinds of PAINTS, dry and ground m Y 6a. Oily arniahes. Turpentine, Lnseed oAL-
 ' Stand. First Door North of the Bank. eE8a . Hi se8 Rartloniar attention paid to mixing and .9pfepaIing Paints for those who wish to do their ezoNn Painting. sasa WILLIAM BISSELL.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-08-07

' oaaaNo. I6.Tai As# iisidH isa
 Best gelding colt 4 years old.' :. El.g... a
 second do ..as. ...t.,.. .;.,...s. .ss,f.e .c.d2
 Best gslding colt 3 years old. ....... 2 Second do. ........................ l Best gelding colt 2 yeazs olds.v.... s1 second do. .s ls.s.E.i s..4 4 t.ss ii 2 Best colt l year old ,.c :......s-- iii, 2 Second do. ................,, I F9i Mare colts same premiums. haa 'aa,a
 JidgesL Henry J. Allen, JasperP P Brews. liter, John Hsmingwayssd sag dsiw sit besi41 sdi --oi Me- l6..s e7aaaassov F Best breeding mare Hish'foal at foot. sss Second do. 2 Best sucking colt. yn.S a... - q Second do. .... ... : ..: ... |. s,.,9I
 tdass-Ffedsrick Boasdrban. Houuins
 ford. - Gansssfor6 ie adi ss e2i}aa { Gag3ai oH .s7..s sNosla.;., ,s,,..., ,.s ,.,a Dsss pSlfof mstsbsd hessss, ....x..esi Second do. o.....,.... .......,...:a.rS Third do. .......................,,3 jhdges-Jehn T. Rockwell. E. B. Bee man, Holcornb. sa' ha9s7H sII''T 3}1 '
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-08-07
sHARNESs-MAKslN,G[,,.. ,[,,.

RINfzE above Business wilibe carried on bv tha Sa 6ubscriber, over A, o Smith Store, where v 's1,, s'ss N HARNESSES. BRIDLES, HAMPERS, X, and other material belonging to the Business
 will be found on hand, or made to order on short notice. JOHN WILLIAMSON. '
 EREQERICK BROWN, Agent. 3m52
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-08-07
4PREMIUM,i'LfsT r

'aHaiGaiseseas ss --s- Lad es oiEa S<sa s1 } to ssIssa sdOfacers. e95 s# 4sHo iHaisaegse1Ees Hpss;dess..sd q =! nss 7l-'i
 GEO. c. HITCHCOCK. 'Ssse s'fl'ao @,is Fee Re.ident.. : ,.1 a': :,t,, :, / ;. .a} n SLEMUEL, HURLBURT.gs,e - ..,j, SAM,L D. NORTHWAY, ns4s.s.i ss 2 GEORGE PIERPONT. CT ,5 :s9a yd' sReeordiay Eeersso,y.. z s5a ! ''.a, JAS, HUMPHREY, Js. s'@'s'l 9''@'l si.si4l [ Ikaasarsr. saqeg 1l., / is; 2 .a GEO. M. WOODRUFF. .,iiss .-y oor.7',s.1p'ondsing ssc,ssa,y. u ''ssi. fa, !. , NM. F. BALDWIN. 9tieH!ss a .gp ohdttqsa sdf ii -+--------li .ea @'"'a,.s ai .ds at Standing Committees. an ,h'n*.1 i'tsi On Agricultare. 5',n '.. a'. II ROBBINS BATTEIL, ,'' ..z5 vll, EGBERT M. ROGERS, e.t isa s.i ,si ROBERT ,PIERPONT. a, F g .in9l -y4f On Host;cultuye, '.a.V sa aH FEW. SEYMOUR, H7." %''
 CYRUS CATLIN, ...,,.. -, .
 DAVID MATTOOE. ,. r..'.5" 4
 E. ., On Domestic Anin.als. .st e SETH s. LOGAN. nt si' @" fas' , WALTER B. LAKE, '' ss'' ''. 1. JASPER P. BREWSTR. .''" j ..s On General Aanuf factares. .i Dr. J. c. BECKWTH, ,tag ARTHUR D. CATLIN, 'ra ,1 HENRY MORSE. .'''77 '''' On Domestic Manutactures.' : sxALONZO WHITING, i;gr.u .;7. # MORRIS HUMMAST0N, g HENRY FAREWELL. si '' %' State Director.
 a. EDWARD W. SEYMOUR.
 Giua, iq On Finance. 'a't' GEO. c. HITHCOCK, ' " VIM. F. BALDWIN, ,s, a.
 GEO M WOODRUFF , Ss.perinteadents cf Guile Department 'a ROYAL A FORD
 2" HOLMES o MORSE
 Superintendents cf Horse Department @ RUFUS SMITH, a
 FREDERICK TAYLOR
 ..... Chief Marshal Ii
 DWIGHT w PIERCE
 Assistant Marshals
 VIM BALDWIN,
 EDWARD w SEYMOUR
 HENRY JUDD, --u,
 GEO LOCKWOOD, .'a
 H s BOITSFORD.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-08-07
Wm. H. Rranall.

,sWN EAI.ER IN FOREIGN AND STAPLE DRY HW Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Glass Ware and Yankee. Notions, No. 6 West Street, lst
 door west of the Court House, Litch6eld, Conn
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-08-07
OYSTER l'i' } I;R SALOON. [. ::
". HEMINGWAY.

70 "ei w. HEMINGWAY. a@ aat.'s , f TT As constantly on. hand, and supplies oYs- LII TERSR aw, Roast, Fried, stewed-by the Plate or quantity o,t.n.,fs s,l. .a,,' s.a,. Tobacco, Cigars, Candies, Nuts, Nc; 6c., at the sd rfts bef NEW OYSTER SALOON. ,a1cl
 oal yst Opposite Central Park, Litchfeld. sf'i ssisLStch6elds Jan. 2sd, 1862. as', tf-4O '
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-08-07

aa..,ra oas CLASS ?. .s;..,. Ia Domestic, Manufactures. j,,.. . No. P.
 Domestic Manufactures and Fancy Work, Q sum not exceeding $50 is ap- propriated for premiums. ''- I7 Judges Edwin Webster, Joh, H. Brooks, Lewis Catlin, Mrs. Rufus Smith, Miss
 Mary Adams. ,a.ix~idstef ..oes ea
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-08-07

.Judges-David c. Bulkley, Silas c. But j Ter, Wm. H. Braman, Miss Charlotte
 C. Deming, Miss Fanny Adams, Miss
 Patience Trott. / .. ,ytf ,,yt, J
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-08-07
No. l8.

Whereas in theiopinion of thesociety i4
 is important that Thorough Bred Hor-
 ses should be introduced, into, this 2 County, the following persons were ap- E pointed a committee with discretiona- ary power in awarding premiums :I aa73 Jadges-Walter Hungerford, Charles c.
 Camp, A. A. Curtis.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-08-07
No. 2s.!o IFiEnD Cnofs.a

|
 best acre Cornea eo i2a2 slim 'aods$l
 second, do tssi.yi est k.soo sada bauor,i
 best acre Spring Wheat .,y, yg,s4,,..1
 second do fbest acre Winter WheaSaa Snixu'Te "A
 second do ,svea
 best acre RysoD bseH saoia bs;a;,ou i. ssse secena s..a a9 9os.ssrr sd aiw qanse oh, : Fsecond dedt :adi best acre BgekNheats s.s-stsHsis, eme2 second do a.< ..,uo f....r, l sahbxe half acre of Timothy Seed, Of ' growth 1884, -ns iSs 'adi yss ct il2 second dos yhas7 ..aaas 1a-,snap ui ebl best haK acre Table Petstese, 2 second dS -,'" ''9'l'." s''''''''' 1
 bsst ons-sightk asfs esRtsas '"'A'f'E . aesond do ss hua eIsgs ngsd eysd ! bsst acrs Mintse Ensaiptt, t,sai,oaz sd . second do ! bsst quarter sers Rutshaese 'qfH'a second do n;'A ...,.-; s.n:.,.- ! best eighth see Bsats " ''
 second do is ass1ft@a ej I best II eth acre onions 7.,.aT gj.lt q, 2 second do aA {jw tt...,- ...,.f ..-- l go Premiums to be awarded by the Ex- ecutive committee at their meeting in
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-08-07
.~ GASS,L l
 ..49sla Cattle. s iis9l
 :. NO. l-DEvONs. as

2e tet jssleT BULLS. .s7adie hpa ,b 1 Best Bull 3 years old and over. ..,...$5 Second do....................... do. 3l Best Bull, ? years old. " ....s 3l Second d0s. s... ..si.s.s $. ...!.isi ' Best Bull l year old. ......;..,--.-.a2| Second do. Best Bull Calf. alf.................... 2I Second d0s I t1 g-ssys'ri ia is.3 ? Cows. ae 'es @S'a| Best Cow 4 years old and over. .s4 Second do.. .i....a.s. .s.a.. $. ......... 31 Best Heifer 3 years old ........ ...i3 3 Second dos E .l.-. ..... ..-......s. ~..i1l Best Heifer 2 years old. .........s.T.t..2 2 Second do. .................. l Best Heifer Calf. ..a ;. ..s .na Second do ..s.s :. ;. .y..a............l l Judges-Levi w. -Thalk Amos M. Judd,
 Geo. Humphrey of Warren. ,5r I No. 2-DURHAMS OR SHORT i, a<s9 s''i i HORNS.
 s3stl el Galees ,s.s i99 5i5s7 4 '4 5 ,It ,.,x BULLS. .., ,. t. Best Bull years old and oyer. ..$5 Second do. ..,................. 5 Best Bull 2 years old .i... .,. ... 8 Second do. aa..iy I. s...gs x. ... ..a 2i Best Bull 1 year old. ]. .e.. ...... ...2i Second. dos ,a.- .,,3. .a...... ...... l, Best Bull Call. lf...........,......2 Second do. do.........,....... =. tR asSRnia Ssf 1Eif8als& g < iflHg ais f?'f' -l
 Cows. q sll a Best Cow 4 years old and over. "A Second d0... Z. .ss. .....3.. t.9.s. .... ...... 5 Best Heifsr 3 years old d............ss 3 Second do. ... .................. z
 Best Heifer 2 years old. ..,.......... 2 Best Heifer lsyear old. ........ ... z I Second do. IL. ;. 4. a......s.... !
 Best Heifer Cali .........l.'s..e. 's...e.s z Second do.
 ,h,does-Abraham Beecher, Frederick Ja K. Lyman, Geo. c. Hopkins.
 I No. s.-DURHAM GRADE.
 s 4sgF 1A BULLS. ss
 Best Bull years old and over. ....$4 ScCouu uO. ss..'''''' '''
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-08-07

[ aas'a. CLASSIT. 2'e.a
 General Manufactures. -
 n~a,. No. 2l. aas .1 . ,r, A sum not exceeding $50 is appropri- ated for premiums on General Manu- factures. ..,,. -.. .., l.t,fs. -.-s "a. M. Wadhams, Geo. K. a Logan, A. c. Smith.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-08-07
.9beCLASS HIlZ. iTerg no "'''
 Mo-. 27.-PArNr1NGs.

Ten dollars appropriated For premiums on Paintings, Drawings and Daguerreo- types. -h,rp f iit F'i;fP Tn
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-08-07
! IsIsholl "a SedgWiclk

omNEALERs IN DRY GOODS, READY MADE fs fsHU Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hardware, IGtockery. Groceries. &c.,, &c, West Street, Ltch, Sfield, Conn. 5g tsI, i,aa .-- 4 3,spis! i.,.g .eb c. lR, BLsMoP.s ..... .ss1g4 a r. ., sEDdwlcA.
 rss w48.1y, .s5sf f,,sl.g3 ...,7 t.:.. J
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-08-07
s.2. Mansion House. F. ..
 S SPENCER, PROPRIETOR, LT'rCHFIELD, D, S. Conn, 4 32.

Robert M. Treat, a- s!nw OF CORN SHELTERS, ,WA. Churns, Safety Tug Irons, &c., Morris, Conn. s-t..,.,, .., a
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-08-07

Premiums to be awarded by the Ex-: ecutive committee at their meeting in
 January ls63,l 'S57;T''' s' ''tS'
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-08-07

best and greatest variety of Fowls 2 % Judges--lsaac Brown. Harley Morse, w.
 H. Crossman.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-08-07

Best Bull 3 years old and over. ....$4
 Second do. ................ 5
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-08-07

John 4. Merriman.
 No. lo.-TEAMs OF WORKING ;a'4 OXEN AND STEERS. d o' '' Best team of working oxen and steers of years old and upwards, of not less than % pairs, owned in any town or Society in the County. BIO Second do. ................ Best team of steers under 3 years old
 and not less than 25 pairs. ......':. { Second do. ............ ] Jsdges-Nslson Ford. Mysop Hias. Jes. HlAk0RIAA Ii 1. .L-aa U.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-08-07
REGULATIONS.

Competitors for Premiums are referred to the following Rules and Regulations of the Society to which they will be re- quired by the Executive Committee strictly to conform a3F, f'a7-'3 .'2'.''' ''s ] It is required that each person design, ing to compete for premium on field crops will make their entries on the So. cicty's books, at the time of the Fair.-- They will be furnished with blanks,
 which they will be required to fill and return the same to the Executive Con-
 mittee on the 2d Tuesday in Decemher.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-08-07

'"'si '1oq@f c. H. HOlIister, - n TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, A Iitchfisld, Conn. Office in the Seymour
 Rujlding (up stairs,) South Street. 4. o.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-08-07

2 .ss has ssfeezi 4Fss ' aesfaof -Zd aoaaHa9o Issd obaef s@T sa4ta 1i s7fes r5,sageaq1 $ yabaps
 s1 10 seiiFf nsatsaisi aidtiw ei I1ibaas oil. osIs
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-08-07
CHARLES KlRCHBERGER, ~ .IF4Onf 0nd Shoe Maker. -,

-,MN OOTS and SHOES made in tho best manner I'D and at the shortest notice. s.t Men's Women's and Chfldren's Boots, Shoes, Slippers, Caters and Brogans. .t'
 fN. Give him call, and try them on.
 Ltchfeld, July 20th, 1861. tt-lo
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-08-07
BUSINESS DIREUTJRY

o' q41' George M. Woodruff, odA TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
 A and Commissioner of Deeds for the State O New York. Litchfeld. Conn. .gIH q
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-08-07

@a solar Charles B. Andre WIS, A TroRNEY < COUNSELLOR ATLAW, Kent.
 A f,onns3 Tg1'.G 1s-s7i,r spo ,s--4 ss sel 1y-21
The national Republican., 1862-05-16

A1 PUBLlC ROTICE 10 hereby given
that until otherwise ordered the Commissioners un.
lssb ths aet Of Cpngres Of the 10th Of April 1867
sntted "Aa sot for ths release Of certain persons
held 10 service or labor 10 the District Of Columbia
will hold their sessions In the City Hall In the City
Of Warrington, on Monday, Tus day, Wednesday,
Thursdsy and Friday, Of every week, and that III
persons loyal 70 the United Satss holding claims to
service labor against psons discharged thsrsfrom
BY that aot, may within rinsty days from the pa.
sage thsrsof (vhioh Will expire on the 18th Of July
next bat not thsreafter, present to the Comnis
son.Ps thor res psotivs statements or pstlhous In
writing verified by oath or affirmation, setting forth
the names, ages and personal description Of such
peSons, the manner In which ihs petitioners 10.
Quired such claim and any facts touching the vass
thereof and declaring his her allegiance to the
Government Of the United statss, and that the psti
TONER has not borne arn' against the United Satss
during the pre- ent rebellion, nor n sny wsy given
aid o. osmioftthsreto. .N 800. '''..Ir -
. And nssios n hereby further given, that the tina
named In the see Of that act Sling sststsnent
ID vi tins schsdule With the Clsrk of the Circuit
Court for the District Of Colamba, BY the several
ownsr or claimants 70 the services Of the parsons
made fse By that sot settling forth the names ages
sex and particular description Of such persons sew.
orally, ~, BY suthorty given TO the Commissioners
by that aot extended TO the LIST day Of June next.
Ths Commhsioners are prohibited from allowing
the clsim Of any person who ihall neglect 10 file
suoh statement or schedule with said clerk secord
ing to the requirements Of that section Of sai act.
ST. vINTON,
DANIEL Z. GOODLOE,
HORATIO KING.
wsshln gton. Ap,,I "a. 1872
The national Republican., 1862-05-16
A New Greek Slave.

We took occasion, some time ago, TO notice .
piece Of statuary which had been executed In
Munich hya son Of Clark Mills, Esq., represent
ing an Indian hunter In tho aot VI graphing
with far"cons tiger which had ass,Iiied him.
the photograph OF \ place or statuRry repre-
seniMg Greek slave, which ID the work or q
younger son of Mr.. Milis, who 10 with bis brothsS
in Europe engaged In lhs study OF art under
accomplished masters. This conception differs
from the Greek slave Of Mr.. Powers in its posi-.
iion---the hands are crossed over the body, and
tho head il inclined towards the left in "a mourn,
inl attitude. The hgura speaks well FIR the
future SUCCESS Of It's young designer, -
The national Republican., 1862-05-16
LAsl3tAaheteHss-

The meetines Of the Edward EvetS,t titeraTS
in Washington, have, of late been rendarsd In,
usually interesting and attractive by the par.
ucipatiun of ladies 10 the diseusston. On last
Monday evening, a question: ~ TO whether
women should be admitted 10 certain rights
several ladies' present 90 earnestly asd ABLY
contested The merlts OF the question, that The
male members, fsariog The .efSot Of Shss novel
and powerful bal, CRY which had bssnp 90 uo-
expoctodly opened upon them, sdoossdsd III
next Monday evening, whom = iiyeIy time may
be anticipated DR.. Dettftcky k6x6amy. COT,
ner of and Thirteenth strsets, y The aocieiyss
place of meeting. As visitors are always vel.
come, VIC may predict the presence Of 4 large
number. 80 .,H|. f7s1Thi.'rg7P EFa 20 ~ 4 =
The national Republican., 1862-05-16
'Psiiss sasyiSrssLYsssspday.
First Precinct, osssay. mo arrests.

First Precinct, Coe0@y .-NO arrests. ''.' =
,usssS sssSaS ovss S1rs Ii. arS b.1 Stos;
drunk and dIsorderly; do; Jacob Green, d.
Third, Gso.gstYwE &a-73 HenEy HoGi throw,
dismissed. Timothy wsfSh, disorderi!; 6nsd
Fourth, First Ward, Julia Niliud, disorderly;
nned el.75. John Hanley, drunk and disorderIy;
hnsd 81. Robt. =. Edwards, -disorderly; fned
Az S':,;.,E EraDk Barry drunk Apd di'Ordorlyi
Fifth, Second wsrd.--Jsmes Burns, drunk;
Sixth, Third wsrd.~Thos. inEsfsoli, garbage
IN alley; Apsd tl.58, Tim. Costs,lo, driving on
psvemsnt; nned sE6s. Mary Reed, drunk; dis.
mlseed. +. Hogan assault and battery; jaii for
SssSsna sSs Ia,t.s,p tSSssph Steward drunk turned ever
e. sa:! SI.1s: sTDs
70 ths street; handed over to the military! Jno.
ooInSrt, do., dismissed. Johanna A. Brien. dis.
q, Srds.y; Snd. nsa g. George Lsary, ,dEYaE locked
payemsnt;s A1akSS. Hshsy Dude, assxuiv Ihd
SsISs siSna SsRa e. ug y e.
Trusmeysr, do; dismissed. VIM. Rsagie, g. L.
Davis, VIM. Stride, and G. Brown, assault and
battery; handed over W the military. Miohssl
SFyI lying drunk IN ths street; dismisssd. Q.
~. ~ Nsi drunk and dissorSsrly; hsrSsd ever to
sleeping In . wagon dismissed. John Tyler,
Geo. Harris, George Noon, and G. +. Garden.
drunk handed over toths military, Margaret
hShsnus, abusye language; dismlsssd. -.
and disorderly; over to the military. Mary L.
smith, do; dismissed. Jas, II. Uppsrmsn, in
terfering with an ofiicer Id the discharge of
duty; dismissed. John Mcintyre and John ].
we!oh, drunk and disorderly; dismissed. =.
Ninth, Sixth Ward.--OhSrles Robertson and
Larrane Letter, drunk and dIsorderIy; dis.
Benz. Brown, disorderly; 'fned S5.5s. Stewart
itta, drunk and lost; taken home. D Carey Ball,
drunk, locked up and dismissed Chas. Clark,
house breakingi ruled for trial. John Rodgers,
and George Craig, drunk and disorderly; fined
t14. -, - : = - :.
Tenth, Seventh ward,--Gso. Taylor, disor.,
SSsTly; Sy; dismissed. Mary Tyler, DO; ansd 500;
di.ordsrly, dismisssd.' James Parker, do; dis.
mlssod' ,sisssA ayivGssiJREE
~ l 10 a ,goisnidssN
The national Republican., 1862-05-16
--.T.I b. b. FR1NCH, I
Com. Of Public Buildings.
wAsHlNoroN Crrr : llay Is. Isea.

"AhhiNoToN INiFrpAkyl Id, looss
Hon. b. u. French.-Sir For six months
have baen epdssvoring 10 have the stairway
secured by intervening slabs On the banists ~
and a stronger slab on the upper ono. havi
called on ether supposed authorities ions/,
twioe and have done it urgently and soissss
ly. You are Superintsndspt Of the Public
Buildings. Nh lEhali speak publicly and vary
reprehensively II ths matter 10 not attended 10
very soon. The situation Of the stair rsilina
IMD y with only one high and very weak slab.
speak OF the stalrs 10 the Post Qaos Depart.
ment, on r, just nsxt TO the city post ofies
west. Las n human being, and as q Citizen,
say this because u 10 my duty, ard aictatSdby
regard to altman, women, and chjidyeYs-
going up these steps, where, from the top, 10 .
fall npn.i the rock aoor Of from forty " sixty
feet. ma .rtr-r .f,,.t rgr.T -Ss,,VTT
With every sentiment Of good win. your
friend, g-7qy u q : ba. --. 4
The national Republican., 1862-05-16
Psrsonal.

Mr.. W. y. ShepheId d. bookseller and stationer,
on seventh street, Is not the Mr.. Shepherd, )
Surgeon II. II. Gilbert, 8. A., recently or.
dered u Fortress Monroe; Major Oakley and
Gems. Rosccrans and Arthur, U. 8. A.; Captain
i. Worden, U. y. n; P. j. Hargops, jr., U. 8.
ers taken on the Congress, and Major Dwight,
4th n. Y. volunteers are at Wizards.
Major II. p, Andrews, us. A.; Major Daily,
Ira Harris Guards, and Gen. @. 4. James are 1T
tho Naiiunnl. --------. : -
The national Republican., 1862-05-16
Emsneipatioa Commissionsrs.

gss Emsnoipa commissioAsrs.
aThs fOllevins pstiticna were nlsd Yesterday:
yohu Q. Q.eWilse0. one slsve; Charlotte and lss.
bella kilg9re. I've Gregory Y, E9nis, one; ss0Ia
Geo. Ailsr,. ous y Susan u Williams, tksss /;
Geo. W. Orms, tyo; John A.AlFSs. one Eyert
conrad, trustee three eco. SIlNttinsIy, ten |;
EiizSbsths Rsykhssa, sighti ,FsedsEiSk g:
Earle, two \ Martsrst, osborns, one r Eassr
0sb0rne, three Patrick H. McNanty.4 ens |;
John Foster, three. Up to this date 2l0 peti-
tiopsrs have hled claims for Ole slaves.