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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-17

TIE subscription price Of the Daily Journal
Of this city has been raised to seven dollars
year.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-17

WARRINGTON, Dec. 49, The President has
nominated to the Senate Hon. Caleb B. Smith,
Of present Secretary of the Interior, to be Judge
of the District Court Of the United States for
the District of Indiana.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-17

BosToN, Dec. l6--A letter from Port Royal
on the 10th states that Banks arrived there on
the 9Th, bound south. One Of his steamers
broke down, and was towed In.
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State and Local News.

TIE officers Of the Seventh Cavalry we're
commissioned on Monday.
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The Napoleon Hair Toilet

Has been o'fsre the public but short time, and has A,
Deeh teated by oyer one thousand perDonGI Ana
sney ssny tnat the Napoleon Hair Toilet d the eTeatss
DeAnuner Ma ever offered 70 the American people.
10 prevent this Toilet from being oounterfesd o Inn,
1so Oy unpnncipled persons, we do not offer IL for
or Gentleman who desires Soft Luxurient EaIy
end ouIn and Long, soft Whiskers or Moustache car
procure tne inyigontor or Toilet, either ons for on
ooiisf, inclosed In letter, with thair addrsss
address o, p. BPBNY a OO.,
Boz l62, 0ollinsville,
And Iii Hartford o., Conn.
fsb2S dtWawly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-17

Some seventy exchanged paroled men Of the
18th Kentucky left here on Monday to join
their regiment.
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Guardians Sale.

TN PURsUAN CE OF AN ORDER OF
i the Probate COURT Of Rnntlin county, onio, made
on the 18th dag Of November, loox IN tne case OIL
George p. schioll guardian Of Louisa Wheeler, Caro-
iine Wheeler, Rdwsrd Wheeler, Amelia Wheeler and
Lofa wheeler, against his wards the undetsg ,ed viii
IN he Qpth day Of Decembes A. d. 1902 atS Colock p
n a ne DOOR Of the CouFthonse In franklin county,
ohieT oaer At public sale. the follsvipg described
real estate situate In Franklin county, Ohio, to Wit
Bernning a stone In the north side OF the Columbus
and GRANVILLE turnpike, witness OF the g. W. corner 70
Richard Jones' land running thence with the center
line of saidroad g. 70 deg. Is min. W 5000 poles 10
stake or stons thence north deg min y. o. poles
o stake In the N line Of Gottlieb HndeEers land
memo With laid north line 8 es deg Is min T. l7lo0
poles TO stone. N. w, corner 70 said Jones's land
thence with said Jones's W, lino o. deg min. W
$500 poles to the beginning, containing one acre
one rood and two square poles as surveyed by w.
Pollard on the 18th day Of July, lsol'
Terms Of sale, CASH. ~. s.s.s,aI
-ff'' ~ GEORGE P. scHRolL,
Guardian OF Loulis, Caroline, Edward, Amelia
and Lora Whseler.
Columbus, Nov 80, lste-y4w
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MT99ING.

A DEAF AND DUMB BOY, ABOUT
n twelve years Of age, went by the O. & O. R. B. to
Cleveland on the 18th ult He is small for his age,
with black hair and sharp black eyes, wore black Jack
ct and pants and black felt hat the initials Of his
name, Il. D., being marked upon his clothing. he has
been passing from station to nnotker on different
railroads, and was ct Alliance on Tho 18th ult.
Information az to where he may be found will be
thankfully received by the Superintendent Of the Insti
tuition for the Deaf and Dumb.
Columbus, Oct. 7, l663-ddEwi
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DR.. Al. VANDERSLICE,
Late Professor of the Ecole Cllnique do Medi-
cine Pharmacy In Paris.
A PRACTITIONER OF 20 YEARS,


Announces to his friends and the public, that he con
nues to devote his time to the curing Of the following
diseases, viEi
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Fits, Dropsy, Dys-
pepsla, Liver Complaint, Piles Fistula, Gout,
Rhumatism, Scrofula, White Swelling, Nervous
Affections, Fever aud Ague, Bilious Complaints,
etc., etc., etc.
DR.. VAADKREIoE has met with great success by his
peculiar mode Of treatment Of Diseases where other very
eminent physicians have failed to produce cure. TO
attest his confidence In his own skill and merits he Will
undertake the cure Of all patients without charge except
pg the cost OF medicnei requiring fec until after
he restoration Of their health.
Diseases OF peculiar character he guarantees 10 re-
move radically In few days, without Offensive or dele
terouu medicine He warrants to all, no matter how
severe or long standing the disease eeotuai cure or
no requires no pay. Females suffering with irregular
ties, or nervousness, debility, etc., be
cured by Dr. " Invaids In any section Of the country
by addressing letter to him post paid and inelosinE
fee can have advice and medicine will be promptly sent
to them.
III Residence, two doors from the corner of Green
and Floyd Streets, Louisville, Ky. Office hours from
. to IL O. M, , and from to D. m.
DR.. A. j. VANDERSLIOE can produce over one
hundred certificates Of the speedy Of various s
eases. Gall and see him,
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TEL.EGRAPHIC.

Gr For Morning and Afternoon Reports. geo
First Page.
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The Napoleon Hair Toilet

0urls that will remain In shape for ons Ssv ~ aa
week desired, or any longer period II the dreoton,
aT ~ ssnEy Toiowsd which arc very simple and eay,
hs M, ISliet q does not In any manner interfere With
NOT oye1 i but gives the hair soft, thrifty appear
snoe: ~ also prevents the hair from Nalino 81 and
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INC only article ever offered to the French pson,s ,.
Woula oURl STRAIGHT HAni the above Toilet bsns
when Article ID nov indispensable 10 his toilet room
ing feeling confident that ths oiet mu.,
necessy take the place OF all othen ever osred ~
.ne public, take pleasure In expressne ths, conaSsns
In the article, gaining II from practical nrs
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HApoL Eor's HAIR TOILET /,

Agents for ~ 'l' Pnohc mat tney ars
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DESERVING OF PRAISE

Mr.. James McGilvery, attached to Capt. Dsas's
branch Of the quartermaser's service here, by his
presence OF mind, sagecity ana energy, saved q
large amount OF Government property-horsss
and mules Q75O) and cattle (about $500 from
falling into the hands Of the rebels on the night
before last.
The horses and mules were under his charge,
at Centreville, on the way to Pope's army. On
Learning OF the raid on Manassas, he succeeded
in gathering them In good order, and turning
their direction, successfully conducted them back
ont OF all danger; a task made very di6cuIt by
the presence OF squads Of the skedaddling 18th
Pennsylvania Cavalry rushing past his charge In
most disgraceful panic, and refusing 70 comply
with his APPEALS TO them to rally and guard the
rear Of the immensely valuable public property
in his charge. A mile or two behind him vas
the large herd Of Government cattle mentioned
above, which was also turned back successfully,
on receiving timely notice forwarded by Mr.
MEG.
Capt. Davenport, Of the Scott cavalry, with q
small command, was pushing his way out to the
font al the time, and greatly aided Mr.. McGil-
very and his small army Of assistance In bringing
their charge back In safety.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-28
LATER AND MOST IMPORTANT.
THE ENEMY IN STRONG FORCE AT
GAINESVILLE.

We have information that the enemy was en-.
camped some twepty OF thirty thousand strong
at Gainesville, between Msuassas Junction, Of g
O'Clock Yesterday morning.
large portion of TaylOr's New Jersey brigsde
was captured at FairfsI station by the rebel
cavalry, some Eve hundred Of which were seen
between Centreville and Fairfax Court Houss
Yesterday noon, and ere supposed to be the same
that made the above capture.
From the fact that the enemy last night burned
the bridges at Accotink and Pope's Run, IL 10
supposed tha, they are moving OF In some other
direction, and y sh to avert pursuit
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FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE BAT.

FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE BAT
TIE AT MANASSAS JUNCTION.
One Of the New York batteries, belonging to
sturgiG corps, under Capt. Van Putcamer, was at
Manassas ON Tuesday night, and lost four or six
piece, In the fight with the Confederates, being
surrounded and having neither infantry or cav
airy support. The 10Th Pennsylvania cavalry
escaped or skedaddled and came into Alexandria
with few missing, about O'Clock last night
They behaved badly On Wednesday (yester-
d.y) morning early, General TayloT's bri-
gade, fist, I'd, ID and ath New Jersey volun-
teersD Of Major General Slocum's division Of the
army Of the Potomac, was sent by rail to Man
anas The troops landed at Bull Run Jridge and
marched to Manassas, on approaching which
place they met line Of rebel skirnishers,' 40
fell back before them. The brigade continued
Its march, and on coming within the circle Of
Notifications at the Junction, which they had no
idea were occupied, heavy concentrated nre Of
artillery was opened upon them from three dif-
ferent directions. Gen Taylor had no artillery
or cavalry that of the division not having arrived
from the Peninsula, and was consequently obliged
TO retire out of range behind q sheltering ridge
While here IL 10 reported that they warmly en-
gagged brigade Of rebel Infantry. At length,
seeing large force Of rebel cavalry making to-
ward Bull Run bridge with the evident intention
of intercspting his retreat, Gen. T. withdrew his
troops across Blackburn's Ford. To this point
the enemy pursued him with horse artillery,
pouring canister into his ranks with some dam
age, wounding, among others, the General se-
verely and his son slightly, and killing Lieut.
Plume, of the I'd New Jersey regiment.
This brigade was . small, weak one, not num-
boring over 1,s0O effective men. It's loss at
Gaines Mil was very severe, and In the present
affair II was almost without ofacers Iu loss 10
not known, but 10 pretty severe.
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PKRsosAL.-Hon. s. 8. Casey and wife, XIV.
Major J ID. Potter, n. c. Hon. Joseph ssgsr. Va,
Lieut.. Colonel :. III rerkin and Mai. c c. Clsrk.
I4th Conn ; Col Fellows and Lient Col. fitus.
9Th N. H; Colonel Daniel Chaplin, 18th Ne, are
at the National.
Captain T. T. Craven, U. s. N; Hon. w. ID.
Kelly, Pa; Hon. Geo T. Fisher and delegation
Of citizens Of Del Major Delsneld Dubois, D (;
Major Constable, U. S.V are a. Willards'.
Brig. Gen Stone who war 90 long confined az
Fort Lafayette, preliminary to Trial, but vss re-
Gently released by President Lincoln, 10 now In
this city. He appears In uniform on the street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-28

PRovosr MARsHALs FOR THE COUNTIES
James L. McPhail, Provost Marshal General for
the State Of Maryland, has furnished the follow
ing LIT Of provost marshals for the several coun-
ties :-Anne Arundel, George ID. Clayton; q leen
Anne's, Jos. N. g oldsborough b; Carroll, DR. J. N
Biningsles; Baltimore, John Fl. Lcngnecker;
Howard, Scion Linthicum; Dorchester, John II
Jackson; Somerset, Thos L. Powell; Worcester,
e H. Strughn; Caroline, r F. Garry; Prince
6eorge's, Shelby Clark; Charles, Thos. A. Miller;
Kent, A. w. Russell; Talbot, Thos. p. wollas-
ton; AlleganY, n. II. Frost; Washington, lsa.c
Mesbitti Caiverss jesse 1; Dalrymplei hsriora,
made In Fred rick, 81. Mary's and Montgomery
countiea
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REPORTED APPEARANCE OF THE enc
MY AT FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE.

We hear that the postmaster at Fairfax Court
House arrived here at an early hour this morning
having packed up his goods and mails and left
last evening, in apprehension Of Confederate
raid upon that point. He saw bright light In
that direction after he left, and thinks some
buildings had been fred there.
No confirmation Of such apprehensions have
been received here to the time Of going to press
with the second edition Of the STAY, nor Of the
report afoat of battle at Centreville, though the
fact Of some skirmishjng there - not improbable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-28

1.-THE Baltimore American says: We learn
that Government ofncers- have been actively en-
gagged for some days In Ssarch OF suitable locali-
ties for hospitals In this city. Among the places
selected 10 The Baltimore Club House, the Church
Home on Broadway, ST. Mary's College ana
grounds, and one half Of the Maryland Insane
Hospital. A large number Of pavilion hospitals
also TO be erected In different parts OF the city
The desgn Of taking some Of the churches for
ospital purpoSss has been abandoned, unless N
should become urgently necessary.
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DklSD.

On the s7th Instant, MARY ELIZABETH, only
child Of VIM. l.. and Jane 4. Grover, agsd year
and 8 day.
The re alive, and friends of the family are 70
apeotfaly invited to att-nd the fu neral.
row evening, at O'Clock, OIL 23d street, between
G and II.
On the 9Th instant, of typhoid fever EMs +,
youngest dNushter Of Eliza and tue late John
The friends and aeq u, intsnoes of the family are
sot uily invited ~ ate funeral from she
Iesid moe Of her sister. AiIs Elizabe MarcS
corner of ID etreet s?uth and Secon1 street cast,
Csgit3l HILL on FrIosy afternoon 29th instant, at
4o'o.oox. iintslligeceerI
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RHODE ISLAND The General Assembly Of
Rhode Island met on Monday, under the call Of
Governor Sprasue. The Governor, In the Senate,
explained briefly his object In calling an extra
ordinary session, and made some suggestions In
reference to bounties and monthly pay 20 soldier
He believes that drafted men, as well az thoss
volunteering, should receive enough 70 give their
families a decent support, and that those already
In the Seld should not be forgotten while we are
so eager to lavish bounties upon such ss are now
anl
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THE RAILROAD TRAINS

II was known here at neon to-day that the only
loss OF railroad trains occurring In the affairs Of
the past week in our front was that Of the four
empty trains Of cars seized by the rebels at mo-
nassas on the night before last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-28

III Brig Gen. John p. Slough has BEEN as
signed to duty as Military Governor Of the city
Of Alexandria and commander 81 the forces In
that vicinity, and has entered upon the discharge
If his duties. For the present, 20 restore order
he has deemed IL advisable 10 require all soldiers
to be In their quarters at nine O'Clock N, al
places of business to be closed at half past nine
o. m, and ali citizens 20 be In their houses az
half- past ten 10 m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-28

III The death IL announced, at hlcnmono,
W. ~ samuel 3 Rind ESQ, for many years
(until recertly) a clerk In the Treasury Depart.
ment of the United states. Mr.. r. was born and
reared In Georgetown, where he Ia. himself
since reared q family, and some tnlr,y I'VE yesIs
ago nnhIi.bed Newspaper there. His menor-
able latter. William aind, was at one time con
nected with the publication Of the old 'fede-
raIist,m 90 prominent In the early history Oh
American poIitics
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PERSONAL.
NOTICE,

w NOTICE.
w HEREAS BRIDGET Welsh vas married on the
sth day of August, 1850. at st Vinccnrs Churoh.
Baltimore, by Rev. a.. NJ, era. to one Edward
Harni ton "a Am oredibly informed, AM tho said
Bridget Afterwards cams to 6eorge.own, D g.,
snd passed terEeif for = single woman BY the name
OF Ellen Welsh, and m su.h Vas married ~ the
undersigned In the month OF November. 1861, Sll
persons are hereby osuiloncd not to trust her on
inv account IS [ Will NOS be responsible * r any
dsbts contracted by her.
SAMUEL BRANNAN.
August 25th. 1852. Au 26 It
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REBEL SCOUTS.

Three rebel scouts were seen upon the his hwsy
near Frying-pan church Tin Loudoun county,
about 20 miles from this city), last evening.
We hear that this forenoon there were signs o
the presence OF rebel scouts In the vicinity Of
Vienna, Fairfax county. OF course their move
ments will be duly watched.
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SkEDADDLED.

At 30 p. m yesterday, small guerilla party
Of rebels skedaddIed the platoon OF men On duty
at Burke's Station, fourteen miles out Of AleIan-
dria. No damage was sustained that we can
hear Of
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Samuel Friedman, was arrested yesterday
in Baltimore, charged with aiding soldiers TO
desert, by furnishing them clothe,, wherewith
to pass az private citizens, and then escape.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-28
TIE TWELFTH PENNSYLVANIA cav


The 18th Pennsylvania cavalry, that ran so
shamefully from the enemy on the night before
last, between Bristow Station and Manassas
Junction, were 500 strong when surprised.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-28

RRsoNIHATED.-We learn by telegraph that,
yesterday, the Hon. Elihu b. Washburne, OF Ill,
was unanimously renomlnated for Congress, by
the Republican-partv convention for the district
now represented by him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-28

GEN MleRrDKR MARCHING lHro -
the 18th instant, In the New York heLa,oi co. q
Maeruder, with Confederate army on I'm
1900 men, 10 marching from knoxVine' 4'"N
towards Kentucky,
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COL. RU6GLES,

IL is certain that Col. Huggles Gen Pope's
chief Of staff was not captured by the rebels In
the late raid on Catlett's Station.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-28

THE INDIAN HERB DOcToR, from Canada, will
describe diseases ana tell his patients the nature
Of their complaints or illness, without receiving
aAy Information Il, m them. No charge for con-
sx.tation Or adcics. Office, No. IL Washington
Building, Pennsylvania avenue, corner OF Seventh
street, Washing ton, ID. C au 25-t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-28

lU-Col John r. Kenly, OF the LIST Msryieno
regiment, has been promoted TO the rank OF Bns
adler General for gallant service IN the Geld AZ
Front ROYAL This announcement Will os
ceived with pleasure by every loyal eiaien o'
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I,IEUT GEN SCOTT

CIVIL
We learn that Lieut.. Gen. Scott writes from
West Point that his condition 10 20 much i'm
proved that he 10 now able 10 take bis daily
walks without the assistance Of a cane, even.
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BOARDING.

DOOMS AND BOARD, with Northern tami
AS y. In plsAssnt looAltJ n3eT the Departments
Boarders accommodated, AS Twelfth trset, b
tween s. and Fl. lie 9&-4Ia
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LATEST BY TELEGRdPH.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, Aug 2s, TX a.m.-Pirst board -
n. g. Coupon 6's, 1881, 1Oih; Seven-snd-three-
tenths Treasury Notes, IOix; Old u. 9. Demand
Notes, 1O7x; Gold, 1l5t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-28

ID PIANOS.
L ERSONS in search of reliable Piano at 0
low price VIII alwa ind tho largest aa--
gortm.nt At the MHEc Store of w. 8
MEiZER OT1, Sole Agent of SteinvAyVSHSf
q Sons.
Several Second hand Pianos 1t low Prices. on
accom- II odIting terms, n he Music store Of
Su3 w. g. METZrRO1S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-28

BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION,
ID TREASURY DsP sRfMINT, Aug. q, 1864.
PROPOSALS wilt be received At this ONCE until
Monday, the lsS september. at IL O'Clock M, for
the eonstr action and putting in place of Iron Lat
too 6irders for the roof Of the west wing of the
Treasury Extension.
Plaas oan be examined and oil details ascertalned
ION app lca,ion at knis ofhco
Separate proposals. will also received un ill the
same date for covering portions of the roof with,
COPPER.
Prop osals must be ,epsratsly seal ed, and plainly
4 oof Of Wet Wing and Proposals for Copper
Roof West Wing"
ISAIAH KOaERS, Engineer In Charge
au2i-6t reasury Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-28

RECOVERY OF Government GooDs.-UfHcel
Conway and Cant Ware, OF tie Provost Guard
yesterd az searched the house CT Mrs Kelley, neal
the depot, and fouGd hOx containing fifteen
overcoats and several muskets. She was placed
under arrest, and will have her trial to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-28

MAD Dce.-Yesterday morning mad dog ran
Into the basement OF a house on q street, near
Seventh, and was fastened In by the inmates unti!
the arrival Of Officer Noonan, wno killed him al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-28
EXCURSIONS, PIC MOS, &c.
COR THE GOOD OF THE PEOPLE!

GRAND AFTERNOON AND MOONLIGHT
SINE CO. TO be gwen at Artl,sa 7 Island,
on sHUEsDAY. Au:pst "a. The universal ~
uJions needs NO fur he comment s he passen. er
osrs run sysrv fve IN nu Q, " Thin two ssutrss of
the hCat Fire b q, lea es the foot OF Hlsn rect
ere y ten nit ute, ana DO ch'rIe professor
Sch oe ,er's univ, led string band has been en-
gagged fCr thu ocn.,lCn Tickets 80 cents, - nit
tina eman ard a'Ies
COMMITTEE of kYrsng6mentS-Wm, II: Cshorn,
IOan - Tn m on, 6 20. .. Dom, =. }. Le.sn IT,
uer, John iJ:cker-ou al q A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-28

COUNTERFEIT MONEY Counterfeit half and
quarter dollars are in circulation, and during the
past week quite a number have been tax by oul
citizens. They ere much lighter than the gen
uine, feel greasy to the touch, and when offered
singly are readily detected, but they may be easy
palmed of among genuine coin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-28
MARRIED..

dAkHlEy.
On the 18th inst, ~ the Rev. Father MoCagen.
MISS MAR6ARhT LISTEN of BaltImCre, Md.
baltimore sun copy.)
On the 18th instant, by the Rev. Mr. Chapman,
at the res denoe OF rne bride father. f.. SrAE-
DIN6 TO II. 3 eltest daughter OF H &. Ritter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-28

FOURTH WARP STATION CAsgs-BefO fore Jnsttce
Wnltey.-John HolIorsn. threats, ruled for hear
ing. Charles b CLARKE, John Kennedy and A.
Bernard, drunk end disordarly; turned over TO
the military. James Humphrey, assault and bat
tery; security for peace VIM. Smith, drunk and
profanity; fined SO 81. Mary Murrell, street
walking; locked up ak hours Mathew Morley,
ghting; Wra. SIN II, assault and battery; sent to
Jail by Justice Clayton.
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NEW AND SIMPLlFIED METHOD FOI
~ PIANO FORTE AND SINGING.

TEOIcesOl Abf AANDLh VOLO III
sust and Composer, mas returned from go
oourss tor the flano and Singing by hIss W.
Now AID Slmpllhsd Method. BY Prof, WolowskI'.
nusio vif bs enanied IN a vsry short time 70 nesd
music with great facility, and execute operatlo a.
veil as classical music With raro perfection, As
to tho vooA. part, by mis- way OF vooAlizstior ne
xGrlve- at most ext eordn results, renders the
" ~ isoii J, ACCURACY and fac suahtJ Of zone
Pc: W oiowski receives visitors daily from to (
O'Clock p. az his residence, No. 4e1 Tenth Ct,
betVeea h Aaa +, o. le-l LIN
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VOLUNTEER. AND AVOID BEN g
DRAFTED -Want,d, % Men to complete .
oompLDy Of the LIST ReE't Eastern Virginia, (Sena-
tor James T. Close, Col Commanding ordered
for Srscid! ssrries bv the Secretary of War; ths
picta;ty Of Alexandria and the forts around Wash
gnstos, D. c. Bounty, psy and allowances the
osher regments, ,hus Offering rsre ind uce-
ments to volunteers. Two Drummer Boys wanted,
Recruiting Once, Sd At, one door from Pa. Az
A. e, WIDDICOMBE, Capt.
p. O. RILEY, LIST Lisut. Au Is iws