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l. b 4 II TY HALL.
ALEXANDRIA,, IA
PEECfTL 20. .Proprietors
The Beautiful Queen Of Song,
MISS FANNY FORREST,
FANNY FORREST! -
GEORGE X. DE LOUIS.
The Best Hor,costat Bar P.rt0.ner i, tit World
He will also perform, bis
TRAINED Dog,
JE RNY LIND.
FIRST Week Of
MISS KATE HARRISON, the beautiful danSeuse
WILLIS ARMSTRONG,
the great Clown and Jusglcr.
Miss FRANK LA FOLLE,
Miss TILBY FORBES,
LITTLE ELLA.
Will appear in
NEW DANCE
The Funny
DICK PARKER
WILLIE EMERSON,
HARRY FENToN,
SPLENDID COMPANY.
ENTIRE NEW BILL.
" Sec Bills Of the day -
COME EARLY!
Doors open s1s performance ~ O'Clock.
Admission % and 80 cents. oc G-lw
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PrnnSyIyauia Election.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 25.-OfFicial msiorities of
sixty-two ont sf the sixty y-six counties or the
Stste, and The estimated majorities OF the four
remaining counties, give Slenker, the demo-
cratic candidate Tor Auditor tieneral. 3,sa5 ma
Ioriiy, and Barr. democrat, for Surveyor Gen.
tral, . ...l6 mSiVritN.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

CANTERBURY HALL,
C.ASTERBURY HALL,
CANTERBURY HALL.
LOUISIANA AVENUE, NEAR sIxrR SrHyET,
LOUISIANA AyESUR. NEAR SIXTH SrREEr,
LOUISIANA AVENUE. NEAR SIXTH STREET,
IN Rear Of The National Hotci.
or s vsHsS "
oi Penns!fvarla avenue.
COME AND SEE
THE GREAT TRIPLE COMPANY
composed OF the
FIRST TALENT IN AMEAICA.
WELL MAY ALL COMPETITIONS TREMELE,
SUCCESS Is OURS
THE CANTERBURY STILL AHEAD,
r.sni will continue tn give
THE BEsf ENTERTAINMENT IN THE CITY
We are Crowded Every Ni-ht With
THE FIRST CITIZENS OF THE COUNTRY
IMMENsE SUCCESS
THREE FEMALE ST tE>
MISS KATE PENNOYER,
MISS KATE PENNUYER.
MISS JULIA MORTIMER.
MISS JULIA MORT
MISS AGNES SWITZERLAND,
MISS AGNES ~ THEELAHD
tNBOUNDED ENTHUSIASM.
\ perfect Floral Shower Nightly Gr,cts III, Tap
.ich"rean Queen,
MISS KATE fENNOfER
Joy unspeaksble is swrittrn upon ever. roamtcnau~e
when they hear Tia. lovely
MISS JULIA MORTIMER
Charming! Charming. is the exclamation, us c,rry
one when The, hear the soul stirring snur, of
MISS AGNES SUTHERLAND
THE COTHT or BEAUTY.
The following beautiful young ladies appear every
NEW DaNuEs:
MISS JULIA CHRISTINE,
MISS JENNIE ALLEN
MISS LILLE BRANDON,
, MISS FRANCES LEROY,
MILE LAURETTA,
MISS JENNIE,
LITTLE ELLA.
BOB HART and LEW SIMMONS
The Greatest Representatives of the Negro Char
acter ever appearing on the sts.e
Splendid Success Of the Great
PROF. &. W. KIRBYE,
the only successful rival Of Wyman
MASTER GEORGE, the Wonder of the Age.
Last Week of the grea,
GYPSY'S LAY
Tonight.
Mons SZOLLUSY'S
RAYEL NTOMIME COHPANY
Will appear in the lsushsble pantomimc entitled
THE MAGIC FLUTE
THE MAGIC FLUTE.
HART and SIMMONS in New Acts
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME,
NEW DANCES, NEW SONGS, &c
Doors open, t'l O'Clock; performance, ~.
Admission Is cents. Orchestra Chairs 81 cents
&C G-lw.r
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CEALED PROPOSALS ar. invited until the 18th
- day cfOctcber, lSse for supplying the United
states With $50 Beef Cattle on the hoof The Cat
tie to - delivered at Washington City, D. e., IN
six lots. Wis:
tcco head on the 10Th day Of November.
1efo head en- the 18th day OF November
1np lead on the 18th day Of November
l0vG head On the 9Th day of December.
TOO head on the eth day OF December aud
80 bad on the 18th day of December
Each lot must average SO pOu nis gross wei isht ,
and nc animal admitted witch weighs less than l0H
pounds gross weight Heifers snd Bulls not wanted
Twenty Per c.nt of the purchase money viii be
fstained until the contract fs com pleted.
bona with good and sufficient secu rity ,wIll be
Government reserve. to itself the right to pny in
Treasury notes, or ether Government :un.s.
No bid will be entertained when put i'm by
tractors ho have previously failed To comply with
their contract when the bidder is not present TO
respnnted to his bid 80
All bids must be accompanied by two guarantees
. The names OF firms must b- stated in full. with
the precise address Vf sll the memb.rs of the Grin
Bids To he directed 20 COL. A. BECkW1TH, 4.
ID. G. and G. 8. L. =. A, Washington, d. c., aud
endo rsed ''PrepoSAis for Beef Cattle" y.
FORM OF GUARANTEE,
We, -, Of the county of -, and State Of
-, and -, Of the county Of -, and State
Of, do hereby guarantee hat-is able to
fuihil contract In accordance with the terms of his
proposition. and that, should his proposition be
accepted, he will At once enter into 9 contract in
accordance Herewith.
Should the contract be awarded him, We are pre-
pared TO become his securities.
This guarantee must be appended to each bidD
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FINANcIAL.-New York paper. OF Saturday
evening cay the stock market L. nrm aud ad.
Nanclng. State stocks are quiet AT former
prices. Firginia's ssid AZ ~, kentucky's AT ps.
Governments are shade firmer-the f3anotes
sold al le5S, the Skies Of lsel at IO3 Y ale3 !,
The money market presents no change. The
supply OF outside capital is liberal, and Al :
per cent borrowers on good coilaterais find no
dif3cuity ~ Simplifying their wants Gold j.
dun and heavy 81 i30 : i 130b, after selling
Parly IN the day ;tt l3I !. This is the last day
ii';,t od viii hc quoted or dealt I'm al the Board
OF Brokers. Dmtiabl Demand Notes ar. steady
OWING TO ilie Increased demand for duties. The
ARRIVAL OF three steamers from Europe with
Valuable cargot.s has stimulated the inquiry
from importers. Exchange on London closed
very dnil Tor the foreign mail to-day. First
class eiIls are quoted l;i si.4a.
fpRTHEk ApVANCE IN. Uu.-ln New Bed.
ford sales have been made OF about o:5 ohls.
whale oil IT s3 cents per gallon, aud $40 bbls.
do. q: IS cents per gallon.
0Ohio citizens are Fsising fund OF o1oaoeo
70 be devoted 20 purchasins arta6ciai limbs Tor
sueh Ohio soldiers As may need them.
SThs Acton, Cal, copper mines recently
solo toy t2lssoQ4 cash.
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PRICES OF ADMISSION.
GROWERS ThEATER.
Penn. arsSxe, Rsar WiliardS Hotel.

GROWERS ThEATER.
Penn. arsSxe, R,a, Wiliards Hotel.
L1oSAAD dEofkh---- ----- .---- ---- -.MAzAaEH
THE LARGEST AND MOST POPULAR.
THEA TER!
LIMITED ENG AGEMENT
of the
FAMOUS iSSSs %ISs ACTRESS,
LTeItLk LCcIktk %EsTEES:: %%EsFTEES:
Pedrt cC The american Stage,
Pearl Of the american STAKE,
MosT BE h sRTr f be
THIS FHHs 'SSSBS$ $| iEy'iS HyHsEss HvSsIss
FAscTNAiTISS + Sc NYMPH
FASHIONABLE f.ssRIsIAN SALONS,
1f'sy Dtottd, Se!f- .fcias ifomn1,
QUEEN OF THE GooTErTEs GGeISH OF PARIS.
In Alexander Dumas: Touching Story Of Broken
sA$$$Sii'${:lhHH: SAN $$Si'{:l $$hhHH:
E4EE E1EE 81 81 / &; S$$SsEzEE: $$SpEzEE::
camille 'au'ier' ~'."....-.- Lucille Western
To conclude with the humorous Burtonisn ENtrss-
E#H'Ssi!$F1sH THE sS$$asHHE;
TIE LIQUOR OF LIFE,
D. Setchell a.. Toby Tramp
PRICES OF ADMISSION. ,
SrcnestrA VI IS cents
Eanllly Circie -- .- ----.-...-...---- IS cents
Coiored Gallery % c.S{s Ss
cSlSTse .ts msy Ss ssc17ed from, n cio: 50 cent:
o'clock p. m, with out extra charge.
Doors open at Ga O'Clock. Performance com
mences at o'clock
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ADJUSTMENTS.

CREmoRNx aAaDsN CIRCUS:
PENNSYLVANIA Az. AND SEVENTH ST
Tho Management respectfully srnornce al enr, qe-
EETRH TIlR HosSFH4Si srSNE,
CHAMPION Sfs sibEE ISiasy's:'fif as fzH WORLD.
UNTRAMMkIED BLooDED srEEp,
cAMAsSHf III 'tSSS7.n1H'S 81 rmE wsR !ns PATH.
Every AtTERNooN AyD EVENING,
NETTING OF THE FOUR NATIONS:
rrRopE. ASIA. ArRRfftA, AND AMERICA,
In which four Lady Riders viii epppar.~
COMMODORE Fo0I.
WHO
Challenges all the Dua.fs in the World TO compare
D;,n;.., .,lh him n n ,. 1,.,.,
LECTURE II GERMiS AND ENGLISH,
And intEs3gs~ COZ. ssihi,i. N S1,i,s friend
In a"GRAND SET TO, /, taken frcu, the celebrated
cIlt -cene III Tom ant jerry.
DIR JAMES l.. THAYER,
W.. THE COT RT LESTER OF THE CIRCLE,
VIII Sraca the Arena hs his presence, talk ui Mat
RELATE: SOME Fl my INCIDENTS.
THOSE fRR RE>I57iELE MrEEs.
THE RIVAL EQCESTRiENNES
THE Y0I NG LADY RIDERS
MISS MARY CARkOLI4-
Tho t.ui,,tr ~ the Circle. and
HAbILE EIEIRA,
Whose NOV crnrDtS the P0, try of motion.
THE SPiEISH BILLET TROUPE!
Ia new and exciting rantonliilc y,lcrt :ta
-FOUR LOVERS:
STRATEGY ANoSS;G; THE KUsrIcs.
All the suhjoin ii members IF the
CREMORNE CIRCUS TROUPE
VIII participate in every entertainment:
HORACE NICHOLS, B.CARROLL.
G. DENERE WM CONRID
=. CONRAD, MM. NAYLOR.
PHIL NATHANS s. WERE
Mr.. II. WHiTBY. MASTER JOHNNY
Mi~S Sylvester Miss Clifford,
Miss Pyne, Miss p Pyre.
MlsS Mary Prutlen. MisS Johnson.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
0alcOnS seats 80 cents.
~ GEMS.
No half price to The Social Range.
Doors open al and o clock. Performance will
commence at 21s and 7ls. ocH
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Tn. Draft Certain in New York,

NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-We are assured, from
Albany, that the draft will certainly take place
on the 10th of November. The State election
viii then be well over, and no more excuses
can bc found OF allowed for q further postpone
nput
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-27
Snow storm.

CINCINNATI. Oct as.---A violent snow storm
visited thIs locality tonight.
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~OLYMPIC MUSIC HALL,%A
~OLYMPIC MESIC HALL,N
CORNER OF NINTH ST d LOUISIANA Az
NEAR PENN. Av. AND MAIKEF SPACE.

sS-OLYMPIC MUSIC HALL.-a
~OLYMPIC MESIC HALL,N
CORNER OF NINTH ST. 4 LOUISIANA AV,
NEAR PENN. Av. AND MAENET SPACE,
Engagement of the great
HERNANDEZ
PANT0MIME AND FRENCH BALLET ROUPE.
With the greatest living psntomimist and general
versatile performer,
A. NJ. HERNANDEZ,
A. NJ. HERNANDEZ, -'N'
A. NJ. HERNANDEZ.
The only successful rival in America of
. GABRIEL RAVEL,
GABRIEL RAvEL,
The expert maiTe dV ballet,
MONS. DULANEY,
MONS. DULANEY,
The popular Pantomimist and Vocalist,
MONS. PAUL BERGER,
MONS. PAUL BERGER,
The great American Pantomimist,
BOB BUTLER,
MONS. LEoTARD, MONS. LEoTARD,
A COMPLETE BILLET CORPS
FOURTEEN nEsgy5r$TH Fs5sg $sssHssg HstsHHRssgAsclsArrse
At the head Of which is the eminent Premiere
MADEMoisEff..E 4iesfs.f. ZOE,
MADEMO1SELLE ZOE,
MILE sIHK SAYT!St !ESyxnr. nHtE MEtE kvskF vsskAFErIER'
MILL. D'AufszlSMs HzSsA sznFnAkkbbs FnAkbs D'AusAIM'
r.Tr u.N,, ESA ESSA aAkSSEHss Tss n.%Los' ros
LOW uAslQHHRi QSHHRinLrY eARDIfS. IhaT GAYLORD
BOB n,' nA.n'xAELAoE n. BROTHERS BOB hALL'
TOM MORGAN, TOM MORGAN
&c. &c, &c.
The Mana gsment beg to state that notwithstand-
ing his immense ex pense during the limited
engagement Of HERNANDEZ and
TkOCPE, there viii be
NO filtration in the Prizes Of admission.
During the present engagement the following
PsntOmimes will be performed The Magic Truni-
pet '"Misha ps of COuntryman, ,""Fol au Vent;
ttThe Magic Sword, Raul, the 81 ght Owl '"Tke
Green Monster, -" "Jocko, the Brazilian Ape" &c.
Doors epen at 7-cOmEence at ~.
~ Admission-25 and so Cents. &C G-lw
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The above weight is exclusive ofthe stock which
VIII be in the usual proportion and they are 20 be
made o the best scrap iron, OF the form, dimeD-
sions. and finish of those made for the naval ser
vice, and be subject to such inspecton as the De.
partment may direct.
Twenty eight Of these anchors, of each OF the
sizes of 500, $40 100, $50, 500, 10. and 800 pounds
each must be delivered ninety days from the date
Of the notification of the award of the contract and
the came date
The conditions Of the contract win be similar to
those usual in the navy.
The bids must be accompanied by the guarsntee
required by Law, that if awarded the contract will
be executed.
: TIE pfopo~als must be endorsed "Prsposals for
4Hcho ~ that they may be distin guished from
"0ecfetary Of the Navy" oc Is 2aw2w
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To cUnc!ufr with the terrific feat, IN.
THREE RI iiNG 7'ESPE/E,
A Ia LFoTARp. ny
SuTr n 4, NERJC

To conclufr with the terrific feat, the
THREE FLYING TE5PEZE,
IA LEoTARp.
70 L NG AMERICA
ES The daring grace and precision Of this WON.
bERt | /. BOY "ny a.ssrs old in th- .>ecuiion
OF this eXIraordi nary feat, must te b. SIP
preciated. No description could exsGgerste, much
less truthiully describe the thrilling elect pru.
duced upon the audience belO,ding this mere
child flying over their heads, Ike squirrel from
ene trsreze to another, suspended from the dome
OF the thester. at the same time throwing summer
ssnlte in inids r. with equal confidence and safety
Ne il performed On q parlor floor.
The entertainments viii commence With the
ushable arce OF
STAGE-STRUCK
Tom Tape. ..............-.-.-...Mr &. Il. Bishop
J" During the enga cement Of Gabriel Raypl and
Troupe. the seats reserved during the day will be
% cents extra.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and PsrQuette te..-......., b cents
rate. rs cents
Farsliy Circle. Ok cenfs
~ Ff.t Last Pcstttr.ly SpSptadeB.
Doors open at quarter past clock; curtain
rises at a quarter to 8o'clock.
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DRoposALs FOR ANc HoRs AND KEDGEs

NAVY DEPARTMENT October t. 1852
THE Navy REPAYMENT will, until the yth Oc-
toeer, Ez2. receive propositions for the manufse-
turs and delivery, at such Navy Yards as may be
esignated the fulowing Iron Stocked Anchors and
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The rrl >4nt en-a -eIiclit vf thi> famous TrOuUa
II LIMlIEn To FEN NIGHrS

MONDAY ECENING. Oct. 2-th.
VIII be pTc-cntef Tho Com, Pantuiul.lt of
Til" FOUR Idk EES
BI BI n comic character. .GAREIEL RtyrI
BABET, a y"un= sirl-----.....H' Nine MARLErrf
AZ II" cha ract,.I, Iiy
THE GABRIEL RNkEi. TEDEPE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-27

" IL is stated that IL cost. the 0oyernnent
SO per eenf. more 20 AZ ont troops Sor ths vay
than 1t did previous 70 TIE ist Of Juns lsst
Apples esv selling in Rochester. y. r Is
dfty cents Per barrel
~ Thanksgiving in Pennsviysaia hss se-a
appointed Tor IhuRsday, Ncvs2>sf -.
~4ibeoa Aas sssd his eosorsa CSDsa 70 e.
ERglisbRaa Cor Ss,SeQ.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Sy-s l. FOND besSoe 6ilu manager
oOxfHxET Stage Manager
FIRST APPEARANCE
Of the
Oa!s O,isiHgt and Rsaoica+k
ABRl Ell RAEEL TROUPE.
ACCOMPLISHED 5R1ESTES,
LED by GABklEL kAfEL,
Including sYof-SS tnf snSs5tsR SMERISSs kss Gynnas''
Or n; Tire. ,Flyin. Trape-f,
In addition will appear At this mos. sp.eiou. and
ALLTYroR,sl sR1isSpsaiidR i Thssses .,,vp,c.
Mons and Mime LEHMAN,
Mile JELIA LEHMAN
Mons. TOrlIorP, Mons. TOLEno.
Mons. GossI. Mons ANTEE.
T' ao. n%" Nj MqGEss "a a'I Il ! e: 81 n,asirse. D.
CAUTIuSARY Notice.
NJ FORD assures the intelli gent class of ladies'
ana gentlemen who honor his thcater with their
presence, that this S he only orr sinal Family
ROW in lhc reu2try, though certain parties are
~.hrtnc To ysleai the bic bpadr.,rising aspyp-
egS a insfI .Gaie.
The PR >4nl en-a @eIiicIit ui this famous TrOuUr
II LlhifEn TO \ FEN NIGHTS.
And is n" only one they could be induced to fiji
ouiH;jc. %! TAG Araaeiny CT Music. Boston:
Music. Philade,ria: sni the MoIIiday
trcct Fheater. baltimore.
Il =. y III Il Siu-lr pN""rton. r~sitivplv th.ir
LAST AMERICAN NC ,GTNENr. p. ,i,ny DO
part Tor Franc" oil professional Iour N,s,rinh,.r
the c4th, 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-27

TIE REVOLUTION IN NEW 6RAxApA-Wxfh
me news Of the complete triumph Of the ljAcrSls
IN the Cuited Ssatrs Of CoIomhss, late New
distant ofbcial sources that Gen Xoen narx,s
government has been recognized and lie rninire
ters and cons uls received by the governrneDts az
Peru, Chill, Bolivia, Ecuador, Cost Rirs snS
Mexico. The ministers of France and 0rast
britain have been receIved by MosQuerss row.
ernment but Mr.. Buxton, the minister oS tee
lRited States, had not been recognized becaus -
Me.srs. Murrilo and Purrnrz the renrsssnr.
tives OF Colombia, now in New York. have not
been received by rho United S,a,fs sex.rnment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-27

LETTER FROM SECRETARY SKwARp-The
following circular from Mr. Seward 70 OR
diplomatic and consular agents abroad appear.
in the Paris papers. 1t yrsil be noticed that it
is dated on the same day as the emancipation
prOciamation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-27

PAS DE DETy,
u, me Marhctti and Mur;s. TnphuG
After which he brilliant ballet advertisement en-.
titled
:" J. VI 4 J A.
Don baSiiin. ........ Gabriel RSvel
La Msis, the Belle of Madrid -. VI me Ma~zeiti
Lovers a. the Belle AMI Other rha rsct.,rs hv
Mon. Gu,ai, Mun~ ruphsE, Mons. Marzetti and
Mons. I"icdo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-27

(NOUGH COUCH HCongh NO longer. but use
~ MORRIS eQUILL SUGAR DROPS, the most
70 the public Children eat them readily and fnd
Infant relief. For Group, DroneAitis, &C., they
N0cHET WEsT EtD DRUS efdKH,
tee0 ll0 Ro. ~, esotA side.
The New York herald., 1862-02-24

JroR sALE-A SPLENDID STOCK OF NEW AND Sc,
cond hand Tables at reasonable prices Tables 70 ie
and Baaaee Tables for sale Orders BY man attended 10
By w. II. GRIFFITH, LAG Fulton street
The New York herald., 1862-02-24

e,uoRrHA AND WRITING Is TAUGHT AS USUAL DAY
y an evening, at O'DowDs keyortins Rooms SO
prepared for Professional Yer.
batm sportng such taking Testimony. Arguments,
DECISIONS Speeches Sermons. &c
The New York herald., 1862-02-24

A LARGE STOCK OF NEW AND SECOND HAND
n Billiard Tables with Pheian's Combination Cushions,
for sale at prices TO suit the times. -
PHELAN COLLENDER, s. TO 90 Crosby st., NJ 4.
The New York herald., 1862-02-24

L,REE LECTURE-MISS EMMA HARDINGE WILL
lyer lcure at Do lworta's Hall, s0j Broadway, OF
Monday Feb, ~, pGare4 to r. M explanatory OF
plan the and u oucas opal ~ The at
tendance of ali traly ph annrnpc persous rs earnestly %
ii.d
The New York herald., 1862-02-24

OF ttO. Grality of Goa family use well q reeaed
al 81 ~ PER ton " 100 oke % thaidron ala iicr,
ro0l am uanae Coal at l9j Wcs Eleventh STREET an M
tiehth e"ue 'EARrT
The New York herald., 1862-02-24

XVANrED--BY LADY ExpERIENcED IN TUITION
w an errsgepeht - resident g0verness. She Is compe
tent 10 instruct In tbc English branches French and mrc
and can furnish rcspc table erAes no objection q tne
ron n
The New York herald., 1862-02-24

To LBT-THE THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE go
Henry street. between Clinton and Montgomery sreee,
New York. Inquire on the premises. Rent S0oQ.
The New York herald., 1862-02-24

DowyFALL or NATiONS-CLINrON HALL, AsTOH
~ pla aeAt the request friends Dr. BAR
Der H. ner his 'clnr' on the "Dovn.a.l o. Nations,
this (Noaday evening. FcbrIlr ~ ~ o'clock, in the Mer
camille Library Lecture Ronua Ii keis 80 May be
obta ned OF tae Librarian and the the evening Of
the Lecture.
The New York herald., 1862-02-24

T,o LET OR LEAsE--THE FIVE STORY AND BASE.
ment Building No % Leonard street. To good tenant
will be leased for eight years at rent 10 suit the times
Also stable in Thrty-6Tst street. Apply TO T. ID LAW.
second streets
The New York herald., 1862-02-24

NNANTED-A SMALL HOUSE, FOR A FAMILY OF
w four adults in New York convenicn Mt 70 In. Of ars,
Brooklyn, close by Terry; and water ndspensa
De. Ad dhes +. A. r., Herald Office stating terms, which
must u moderate.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-10-14
Death Of Capt. d. G. Grover.

The mournful task devolves upon us of
announcing the death of our most intimate
and near friend, Captain D. G. Grover, of
Co. L, Yates Sharpshooters. This pain
ful event occurred at Corinth, on the 10th
inst, from a mortal wound received iI the
late terrible battle at that place. He fell
while be was CALAMITY leading his compa.
ny against one Of the batteries Of the enc
my. The fire upon his little. band wss
most destructive, only IL escaping unharm-
ed out of S.
Capt. Grover was one of the first to vol
unteer in the service Of his country. He
took an active part in recruiting his CON-
pany and was unanimously elected Captain
by the men. lie was in several engage
ments and after the retreat OF Beauregard
from Corintb, his company was the first to
enter that place. The tidings of bis death
has spread deep gloom throughout the city.
lie was young man of rare promise and
possessed the noblest of hearts. In what
ever circle he moved-as a lawyer, SOL
der, citizen, and in the dearer relations
OF social life-he was beloved. He leaves
an attectonate young wife to mourn Lis
death, day her grief be softened by the
sympathies of a feeling community. We
learn that his body will be brought to this
city for burial.
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ANOTHER GREAT Battle.
Louisville, Oct. II

! A dispatch from Lebanon saws that there
was great battle yesterday, between Har.
rodsburg and Danville, much heavier than
the affair Of Wednesday.
Malford's Federal Kentucky Cavalry can
tured one hundred and sixty wagons and
1000 prisoners
The rebels are retrei ting to Camp Dick
Robinson.
The report has every character of au-
thenticily.
R1mors are s1oat that Bragg and Cheat
ham were both killed in Wednesday's bat
tie. This is doubtful.
There is intense excitement here, wait
ing news from the front.
A private letter, received here from a
member Of Gen. Banks staff, Oct. IO,h,
says the fight Of Wednesday was very Sc
we're on our left, but we drove them very
easily ut every other point. Gen. Tyrreh
Lieut.. Col. Jewett, and Major Campbell
were also killed. Col Pope was wounded
The enemy left in great haste. and was 81
badly crippled that they could not carr,
oil the cannon that they took from ~
which We retook yesterday, without an,
lighting. | don't know the number 0
prisoners We have, but we have 60
one hundred thousand rounds Of ammuni
| ton.
We are just getting an insight into thi
battle, which was terribly mixed up in oil
former accounts.
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why is III

A cotemporary, in view of the fact that
the Republican conventions, as yet, have
not said one word about the enormous
frauds committed under the present admin.
istratiOn, nor about economy in expenditure
of the public money, justly doubts the
honesty of the leaders of that party.
When the Government was under Demo
cratic rule, the Republican press made the
very welkin wiring With the cry of fraud
and corruption. Presidents Polk and Bu-
ohanan were abused and villifed without
stint, aud all manner of false accusations
brought against them and those under them
in the administration Of the affairs of the
Government. They we're charged with
plundering the public treasury and vast
ing the public moneys nesdlessly.
Now we would ask why is it that our
Republican friends were so fierce after
population aud abuses when Democrats
were in power, but keep perfectly silent on
those subjects under the rule of their own
leaders. More fraud aud corruption has
been exposed under the present Admins
tration than all that have ever preceded it
put together. Yet those pure patriots, who
clam to be more honest and loyal than
Democrats, have not word of rebuke for
the cormorants who plumber without blush
ing and steal without fear of punishment.
We again ask why is i'll
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why Don't They Enlist.

Stree the President has issued his proc
lamation of emancipation, why don't the
AbolitiOaists enlist? Before the appear
ance of that extraordinary document, the
Abolition press and Abolitionists generally,
declared that as soon as the President
would accede to their demands in this re-
s2ect, the whole country would rise en-
masse and the rebellion would be crushed
and the negroes freed in the twinkling of
an eye. Their predictions, however, have
not been verified.
The negro emancipation proclamation
has now been before tie nation two weeks,
and we have heard of no rush of fresh
volunteers. The Abolitionists are as tardy
as ever. They do not come out at all
They want the negroes freed but they don't
want to put their carcasses in harms way to
accomplish it. Why don't they enlist.