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To BE REMoyRD.-George s. Gideon, Esq,
President of the Board, and Superintendent
Webb, of the Metropolitan Police, have been
appointed committee to select suitable
place for an office for the Board OF Metropolitan
Pouca; they having been notified to yacate the
building on Eleventh street now occupied by
Them the owner desiring possession.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-15

SICK AND WoUNDRD.-The ambulancas were
on the move all day yesterday, last night, and
this morning, TO and from the wharf, convey
ing sick and wounded soldiers, who had been
brought up from the hospitals at Aqua Greek
TO the hospitals in this city. Over eight hun
dred have arrived thus far. Most of them are
con yalescing, and will be able 10 rejoin their
regiments in few days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-15
LOST AND FOUND.

r OST-A small red cow, on the 18th instant
IL Any il formation left al 153 Second street
between and q, will be cor pensated for.
Je Is St.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-15

SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs.-Mary Har-
rison, suspicion of larceny; dismissed. Anna
White, do: do. Henry Harris, drunk: do. Fred.
kemlet, do; Sis. Ellen Wolfe, disorderly
house; $40 Ellen Woods, Emma Richards,
Alice Jones, Nellie Short, Kate Marshall Kate
Coleman, disorderly; $3.50 each. VIM. Whe-
Ian, drunk and disorderly; S2.5s. Anthony
Greely, robbery; for further hearing. Fred.
Harris, Elijah Hill, fighting; S1.5S each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-15
LOCAL NEWS.
AMUs1MINrs rO-NIeHr.

GROVER g HEATRR.-ssPeg Woffington" and
"Mischief Making comprises the bill this eve
ming st Growers. Lucille Western, Susan
Denim and others appear, the occasion being
testimonial benefit to the enterprislng m anager,
Mr.. Leonard Grover, whose efforts to establish
q standard place Of amusement in this city de-
serve q proper appreciation. Miss Western
concluded her engagement Saturday evening,
but volunteered for this OCCASION ~
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sim always has
something new, and tonight the novelty will
be 8 fine spectacular extravaganza extitled the
s. Fairy Gift, or the Grotto OF Elfiand," and a
new and beautiful ballet by SSollosy entitled
the " Village Coqnette" The regular bill of
song, dance, &c, will also be per formed. Eva
Brent and Kate Pennoyer will appear. Z
yARIETIEs.-The drama entitled "Glance
at New York; Nellie Howard appearing as
9 Nose and Adie Johnson as I" LIE, !" will be
performed this evening at the Varieties The
regular concert hall bill will also be performed,
Ada Tesman, w. ). Budworth, Dick Watkins,
Harry Leslie, and others, appearing.
METRoPoLITAN HALL-The operate enter
tainments at this resort are visited nightly by
we'll pleased audiences. The selections are
frem the best English, German and Italian
operas. and executed with much musical skill.
FOURTH WARD STATION CAsRs.-William
Mcdonald, Geserter; Naval Worden Edgar,
drunk, resisting police; and VIM. King, drunk:
dismissed. JOS. Dorsey, violating 3 city law;
do. Albert Tolson, do; do. Clementina Jones,
drunk and disorderly; fined Sis. Geo. Hicks,
do; do. S1.55. Jno. Thomas Mason, drunk;
do. Sl.5S. Jas. Hawkins do; do. Sis. Martha
Francis, do; do Sis. Mary Arthur, sus.
picious; dismissed. Peter Farrell, asleep in
street; military. Geo. Curtis, suspicious char.
acter. Solomon Mathews, do; Cornelius Har.
ris, DO; Geo. II. Clark, do: Samuel Rodgers,
do; dismissed. John Leary, assault and bat
terry; dismissed: do, for profanity and disor-
derby conduct; fined Sl5S Patrick Hammond,
drunk; do. S1.5S. VIM. Boston, assault and
battery; Jail. Harvey Lewis, do; dismissed.
Robert Norburn, vagrancy; do Michael Long,
drunk and disorderly; fined 1858. Francis
itary. Michael Finncgan, do; do. Sis. Phillip
Dash. sleeping in street; dismissed. Robert r.
Stanley. do; do. Hammond Locke, do; do.
James Whitney, drunk and disorderly; dis
missed John Buckley, violating city law;
fined SOS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-15

Fourth OF JULY.-Two meetings have al
ready been held at the National Hotel, for the
purpose OF making arrangements for the proper
celebration of the coming Fourth CT July. a
committee of arrangements, embracing the
names of Judge Purcell, District Attorney
Samuel Bacon, Thos Fisher Hudson Taylor,
DIR. VIM. Is. Magruder, Rev. Drs. Sunderland
and Claiming, A. G. Richards and others,
has been appointed to raise funds and get MP
a celebration IN every way worthy the Capital
of the Nation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-15

Tor SALE-A three-story BRICK HOUSE.
Il with water and gas, in 9Th street between Ct
and H. Inquire at No. sos Penn ave., between
I'd and Sd. lie 2YN
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A RESOLUTION in relation to the removal of III
off
A RESOLUTION i'll relation to cooking and eating.
benches in the market house


Rssoired by the Board Of Aldermen and Board OF
Common Council az The Corporation Of Georgeto,cn
That cooking and eating benches be allowed
north Of the canal, in the market house after the
passage Of this resolution. and that the Market
Master Of the Corporation is hereby directed to
notify the propretors of all benches so occupied to
vacate the same within week after the pm ssa &c
Of this resolution under penalty of two dolla rs
for every day over that time TO be recov ered as
fines usually are. Improved june i, 1868
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-15

EOR SALE-That valuable frame DWELLING
aud LOT OF GROUND, No. $50 + street, bet
18th and 18th streets. Apply to E. CARUsI, Law
Office. No. IS Louisian8 ave. je 5-2w-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-15

E'URNIsHED ROOMS TO RkNT-For rent, at
L $50 18th street, east side, between AID q
streets, neatly furnished and very comfortsbis
BED ROOMS, and SITTING ROOMS, and PAR
LoRs. Ths nsishborhoed Is one oe most desirable
IN the city. Every attention paid to those occupy.
ing them. NO children In the house. my 9-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-15

NJ C0RgETB- gOR5ETs. aE
MRS. RQBERT WRIGHT. Pa. avsnns, between
18th ard 18th streets wishes to thanA the ladies for
their liberal patron e for ,everal years pa It. aud
would inform then chat sl,e retiree from hu dress
in o fe n days. before which che would be clad %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-15

yNANTEp-By respectable woman, q SITUA-
w TION as cook, washer or ironer; good refer
ences given if required. Call address at 242 10Th
street, corner of NJ for days apps
FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED-Wanted to
L rent, for from one to three years, Furnishs ed
First or Second Ward preferred. Address Lock Box
SIS. Washington. D. c. eez-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-15

K'OR SALE-l50 desirable BUILDING LOTS in
Il various sections OF the city of Washington al
low prices and on convenient terms. Apply to a.
CARUSI, Law Office, No. So Louisiana avenue
The New York herald., 1863-09-25
TINE DRAFT IN TINE TENTH DISTRICT.


N. Draft for di.trio wis resumed yesterday a,
n-ryiown. the headquarters u Captain Ieon1d tbe
Provost Marshal. Ihe drawing for he ~nbdsr.ets 81
we-icheslcr ,ounty e., the pgcvoas day was
resumed and completed e6s uames being drawn
rom the wheel. Tie sif-ndsnce X spectators
not numerous The pfex ous
iay but there dImpnlon q interest hhi,ed in
he proceeding. f. day The drawn. ~ g-cklind
hot COS This wli close the draf or tho I.n,h district.
fbe following j. The result y yestordsys drs~n.s--
wrsrcnr-rsn COUNTY.
rouVprItp.v-qtorA y.
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s ss wosa s s ra isc s%ss 'ss ss
sss ss: i'a, F. .;s
.S aAsa Ass s W. ~ s @a a i ~ % III J NO. W. a ss sss
yea, w; ssr w w.ssry ssa rss fscsa. ctas. s
isss:a issSs '1s & is 81 ~ h,:a CT" rse e.; . ei is, o.
s syfrGss s ssdsy Gl ss.s ssS. sis Ap NJ
nRss Roe. Jn ss. III. HI 'f Ss ss,sf H. 81
tas r"a q. ss ws H. 1sEeq .1' ~. R,.ar s9-
sseo fas'rr. JosA 4 fo."r. c@rs-nn Rydar, Jobs
lohH Ns~ma. Z Einors Insms. se,,,,. s,p !.
sos, ssa, ss iaa, fsssr w. .s ~ ss .sfs
g,G ssIy. ssaysr sesn ss nrAii n tc9r son a.sl D.,
s,p9s, rloe.. |. ssss. x,ns..nslAss
Hsa.., wr' -ayar ierrf re..t ,onS oosa-y, tssss,
flo. Tho s:.' E,s'f f,aa fass ks k -. sfs
csaecy % a'd 81. - 80 a. .a. G ssv.a. -. x.i.y t r.sy y
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d'o eoa'o p'nq =. s,.sssl Ian NJ. = c.:s'ib ~ A.ra.
F.ns prnn.es!s Ilaniora cIodd, Geggs ksup, Hem,
gissil wss..i yra,s i, soriae .es5ys .nss
rrss K'aaer sps i,.e.ias. Jgllss Aas.Tmsr d.
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g. LGoss c w. S.aa lro s sal gaS ss, sa.
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sr1arr .a i,,.-y Js. ssnns vas,a s'S.a. a.irs Ia
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fss.s &C. ~ ''at. ss' ss s. sfs',is
tosn lass, p-.. as. go us. ss,s =, ..s r.9s.
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Ss s.s D.; .sfa r DGas ss. ssstsn s'. fssr ss
s.rn.. co, n sss .ss.s sasssS scs AZ s
psnaer. sich nasAes Eassrd wl,e,. o.g xorssa Jeia
L ss'' ias, ob 2;. s.. ys % ss. s. s.
Archer sarn u "A ha-ny, rhos ~ sych Jones Hevhe,
sS .y's' sd s. o.. s IL csssr ss 'Rs bss. bs@.
r. salla.ss "a ~ c'sees, sss,s iialys rsrss
as os.sSS ss % ssss VISA ss.s ,S s~ans saS ssps.s
s,.sr s,.s ,, isssss iss,ss ro' ssr'roe' 'ssros'
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Police IusslItusues.

AEgssf ktLssgsp rr'wif,rts---Ng wssK- a 4srgS
v sfEsp polf,R sHsvt --ytsierJsY sliornoon stylish
l.siug vomsD, about thirty i've year, ~ ase entered
the store q Me-grs. es"rse fas4 81. 80 Br,adway
ard sssed n sufBs sh.wis wfue leakug ~ then
Waiter F1eeber, - ths nefks. nbs.,rvtd TIA, her
jr-s. n tss rlssi -as vussu.lly bulsy rLe *
oea bss-usplcsOfs aud shas sse sn ita siore IL fo
arc1ngansd - osaf iosss 4. Rfsas. 4 tbe scrs1anta
lnfefrrdri Pole .ho Wfr# arrested brr III pfi.irsf
proved "a ht Mar tNws shta Nwt srn ssli.tn aiaa
Maj Palmer, a the rnast nniDrious shoptsr- "a
Apefios ou -acrns u fgAts nroer klner searched
bic gritsn~f snf ber psxaffn fas.rd three br.rfr
lc-g ahaTs, s0rih a. - phh ~. FlFs fifr .rnNhat
- hsvirg bsen sps.u frosn M n sb s1rs0vots
Nlou "a. scsoned VA aFrAisf,ed bsgors Jusiioa
bNNspK 80 had % B4gnlA .eut eauCs hair
moaj being uouc.u ivo, tse ms. ~ifAio calalatteG
The rfuocef 70 tic Toats wi'hgst bail Tier rrsierro n
trend street eeus caru-d, Captain Josrfon af ths srth
preclnct, and ooer kinuey daslat Nod ~ aafeh
Tie prem fos atgen gods Tbs pfissuer v sAI ~
hAss swved ier1 % t~s 10 r1s r1g 0Bs a her
dDfgca years asn whn wrcg'eN, " ftyuFta oil x
sasp ln0 her mouth, snd hastily rssing iasbar weis
fli atf pretend 70 b. n ~ fhs gst1e he piAyei
sueca.sf8iy several DscasisrE, w eve va
as,ecisf n y sbe ~. mast sesea TN. q Egfop9. srd
arrested Al The HsriAs Itf, 10 der lrink ia
pollos s0aBa . iayss anut3 of VAl1sss saoss sblsh
sha had steAsn. Tbs @si souriasni sgswst ths ~aas
s@etna surscisoi 70 snsre 5sr 0oayigi&b.
cyrsscns--Nr. "a. w<t4an, y toe srss Dsia.
Hgs. Who 90. robbed fer ssys ar .aie - Lh 49,
" mike deprsff dssrns v state that ths credit n
seetins th- tDss ~as dls 70 kass8 asa ~ q ~ge-s
wstb-v, - sss srrossouwfy ssi@s
The New York herald., 1863-09-25
Arrival. saa Dspa.,os..
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n y tsme nn~. Mgs bNfssa MEN sfs4 m 80
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rfst. Y rer0F. 49, ~ fews MHs kafstsah 49, q VI
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stssFa8s
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Exys. 49, hJil ptsalss fltH Itrk ~. -
! sss@sss s@f 8sHy. N0Hn4s&st SsFss a MaNNsusEI
4 Nsas .sss~r, 80 '.stes. W. . pnf*Nl8
Al sessfst.. NJ. Hseal. a. sf.s.1, 4 tN..ss. ~
Hss,,-s - ~ ss .g... ga5s,., s',is.'
nav asill sisr tsAAsfsm. \ = sass.r. NJ a
s.sh@~s b~fsNso rsesss hrs Msssy ~
srass = ssIw.a. 1rssf Utasls, spaN iea a.
@fsFAua Ne v IL N1t N AhH s8tFhaA. N las es
f.eeisf 80 set ipn sss fkns ysrtesa n sswey
a smWf Hsrsen, y hsAs1tfF fass ttttt~t. Y tses.
D. lfbssrsy. So IgwN So wwN.
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WIS.,
The New York herald., 1863-09-25

TIE FIFTH DISTRICT.
Tho only OF interest that came up Yesterday was
that Of John snyder OF a. Marion street, who pleaded
exemption on the ground being convicted felon TO
was exempted The following table shows tbe amount u
nusiness done vesferday:--
The New York herald., 1863-09-25

ksywoTth, wlnleid Rnin, s'earns, Jas Matthew'S
Geo bo and. Hartman. corn-ius ia mer. Alsk Sa,ne
william shannon. Chaunry Ward Michael fonln, John
rosy uorase Pike Chester ulytings, Jno Hart iatr''
Jss hckinn. Mc,ianagher: heury Dedsta. john
MOODY Pred Frsnt. John w.serlsld. ia uss Bonnls,
Alws WhrmAn AIlsew Aseh-rman, II o'Dai.
uaarlss A.ssrmann Maford Iluser. Thomas II co1ss,
W n Beale s'rnlen w Jones m henson, II Merritt.
Haekrt. = Smith. cbas X wootworth, cbIs weder,old
lewis Fclshav. W., Ger VIM ) Dpck, Ps,ries Ronan,
Tomas Meress, Otto Berker Isaac Nodyne ianes Riley.
Timothy hnight ybo Dinenthai Vim james, Robt Ens-
laIj bArney Msabe VIM II sekermann tipncn II Vniek,
DaiJ Hunter All l. wordfori, WA JONES. las Mnllgan.
g. kmbnry Patrick kaue, Chas Fisher Bryan Ne lam.
Jas Mckee, Paul Baldwin Vim Kennadny, a u odei,
1eo Ellis, John sbcl Joseph Metabc Patrick ksne,
Arthur Emery Patrick Msirsth, Michael Maserson
thany bates Edward jackson, Michael HAYES.
Jossph Teneyck, William u smuiien, John hbrern.
WIN ChspmAn Henry hnebridaa Michael Gnnn, Stephen
X ,ade. lanes baryan Patrick smith, william Lee,
Manning = In on, y Fit1pairok, Id AlamAn. slade,
Ievonns, > Cogan shirwn. G Craft Kennedy, Mix
narrsn, Juo iianns,on, rhos Doun.li, Gco oms,eal
q Conner, Whitaos Page. Wright Joseph ktnkaAd.
Jas FgnnsT Delaney, Jos Laurence Phe An ~ Paea-
gher. fowntend W Ro1r-rs " MeCornaek q Brosnee,
Bowler. Flwsnd. A Parineiu. IIAsau. John Bailey.
James phg = Mcfarland John LA lahan Burns,
Bsrwiu. HALEY, Fatpn. Dnnamore, y $
GsG Rue. e,sSes Ss.dy LSf2T ra n es.ran Ws-is.nea
u KsD' Is Crssson, Frank burns Fly nm John Cam.
n1ors Tho X s,r Z keIsaSs q n Hsra 1a.lnsr
smth Dqrney, Peter Corey, WIN Little fhos Dow.s.
Dools, LIKE Patton. Jorcph Burns ii fiiggenhotom.
John kicc Wg II ,isgp, Rodgers B.s Jr co,ter
Ackernan, J r Anderson, \ Dousmore Thomas
Richards
The New York herald., 1863-09-25
6reas Bas~ Hall Match.
surrAL W. ATLANTIC.

The home and hotae ssne between the above vel
known associations played yesterday Afternoon 90
the II Georges cricket ground, Al Hobosrn which re
sltcd erand viiory for tns Asniic- the score be-
iug for,y-tso 70 eighteen. ~ tue Nutuae ,bcy played
Substitutes, which sress drawback, especially
the Auuntlcs brought strong team The score 3
The New York herald., 1863-09-25

MpevDxe PDfessns~y s~fbs Irngts s~,.a.s ~, !.
nys that ~csfy a NafeNcs arfBahv ~si.ta A. tsal
rty, En1 that N rtr~ses sfeassFy klnwm, evrgy "a ~
fAky yyp.sas 'eayrt ~ Nst fssr Cts atwsgt L.. a
,p. sass s 'esns eve hA~a - snt rfts st.a...
The New York herald., 1863-09-25

J. Forest, Ehret, J. weeks, .. Thompson, Wosd-
run, J. Benama, I. LYONS N
G-- ONLY roNs wrD0ws.
J. T. Howard, W. Gieniu, W. Davis, O. Meade, \. kes
neY, Q. Miller, 4tM
y GoldeDstein, Y. kchanus, L. J. hyes, y son'eoms-
sos Ov AGED YAREN1A
Dos-aEnUus
W. !. Dsaway, D Hovykans
oyBR. EHI#e
Z. Krks, A. Beamy, J. Perry, j. Klein J. Hespas, ~
Doll A stabl
@sE AGE. aa aff-
o. VI r Archer, T. schmenker N. McAptee, r. W.
Nesbitt H. stonaysr q. MoCarty, = Baldwin, H. p9n'
court, p. Swift, j. Gaban, NJ Barr
aARcB 3
g. v. SchonoDger, y. Sick.
norBFRifSA '1u rAxh
e. Faust
kECApTrIATloR. FL
Iota number reported. N
NunDtT neld
Substitutes accepted for previous days.
fhyRlcal dfsahihty
Oniy sons OF widows
SoDs of agef parents.
LnsutaoiS age,
Aliens ''...s..'..s'',s.s
non rcain0nE
Father OF rDoberiass children
The New York herald., 1863-09-25
Anoansr victim or the July r ,os..

Coroner BanDay ned inquest yesterday at Bellevue
Hospital upon the body o. Patrick McKenna member Of
the Invalid corps who died from the eecis Of injuries
received during the July riots whis duty the
corner Of Sixth and FIJI nrsi street. The Jury
rendered verdict n "Deah from fracture Of the skun
1t the bands OF persons unknown Deoeased was
~ yeors OF age, aud was a native OF Ireland
The New York herald., 1863-09-25

me follow ing are The names Of the men held for
vsco-Andrew Martin q nosher, Martin Msuhi, charles
Hanes, Louis saw. Karl German b. Casey, Augustus ia
The following are the names or the substitutes A..
cepied;--Ichn kehen VIM. DAILY, ). r. punnegan, y
Warren John rheirer !. Tracy. Eaward Kelly Ray
Those persons who have been notified to appear at
Captain nufy's headluarters and hive not yet repore
will find u 10 their interest 10 do 70 without iTih.r
delay.
rliE SIXTH DISTINCT.
From the greatly diminished number OF cohsorpis com
ing forward apparent thai the labos Of the ard
drawing 10 close. I'm yesterday, from the tine the
Board commenced proceedings. at ten A. NJ, until they
anaily adourncd ", they disposed q only ee
ven cases. This bcug ,he day allowed by the Board
sor the conscrps Of the Ninth ward who have TO hs
failed appear the Board have generously determined
that the oonscrp,s viii not come 70 the Board the
Board viii send tor the conscrir,s" There were over
forty acns 10 waiting but ie Board had 70 search the
records those deferred Until 70 morrow. Dr
Powell CONSIDERABLY brought the notice u the conns
The fp,o~iss ss ~ we're Il. ] easc. a aisp,sed Of
william Marsine, 80 Ninth street.
John Rurgees. walter s wels .hsuncy l. Derby.
soap rAsKsTs
.tt~s.
pspss rl,stf. wcif a4s.r. George .osn
Ebenezs; h.aaaord,
Henry Reyes, NsrlsnseI Rsqua
ss,APutLArlos.
Hels icr servioe..,
oaly % Of aged parents .......................
Arns. ............
Over
Under "A
r~nt 70 ge, raj rood dozyous.
Ihc Board, ogrlcj a " nnsil tan A. n 70 day
gisHrH pIsrsfcr.
No ases of marked importance were acted on yestsr
aay by the pos, u Enrolment of the Egnih district and
he following II result o. their lsbors up the hour
Of aajcurrment,--
hnrn sec'sy, Aler. tnns, WIN. Clancy.
Jams Mallory John ! hay jeremiah Austin.
~ Arnffr.
John Campbell
wrFAfi"s
Gcorge r. -etiarlee
Jchn nuut
DIV whston, " ). Bromley.
yrEsIaup asfa ~ - -
CeorEo shplcy fcordl furnished H"snaor "ihsm'
tca'dl.
ied = ~etyicc ...,-t..s.t.s'''''s '',''''"tt
r~l1 cofnniutatta sft.stts ''s''''SN
rnf. -hsn Substitutes. tss'.'.' '"'s''
pssblDty y........ss.....4... ,ssss.ss.ss'''''''t'
AZ "'o@r csuses
TIA srsnined .......t.ss,..., IL
rsg smln DISTRICT.
Ihe oi'"~ms y The rssar q Yesterday, eN<fs'''s -
shs above csuict-
rrLD -sRvlcy
Y. h...' -. brieni y fos, o. nnsbty, n. NJ Hls, \.
o,imer, schlenappTnhsuser, q wsxcns,eI "a pe,,
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sn,p,ssl ,,.snl,sry.
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NUMBER 35.
A COrtCOus RetOrt.

4 local minister in England, who was dis
tingushed for disinterested labor and ready
wit, devoted several years CT the last part of
his life to gratuitous labor in new cause, in
populous town about three miles from his
residence, to which place he walked every
Lords day morning, preaching three times
and then walked home. On one Lords day
morning, as he walked along, meditating on
his sermons for the day, he met the parish
priest.
Well, said his reverence, " suppose
you ere on your way to your preaching
again"
Yes, sir" was the modest reply of the
humble minister
alt is high time the Government took up
this subject, and put stop to this kind OF
travelling preaching"
"Thty will have rather hard work, sir,
replied the impcrtuberable minister.
81 am not very sure of that" rejoned the
priest; cat any rate, will see whether l
cannot stop you myself"
81 Judge" said the worthy man, "you
will find it more difficult than you suppose.
Indeed there is bnt one way to stop my
preaching, but there are three ways to stop
yours"
"What fellow, do you mean by that ?'
asked his reverence, in a towering passion.
why, sir" replied the little preacher,
with most provoking coolncss, "there is bu'
one way of stopping my preaching, that is
by cutting my tongue out. But there are
three ways to stop yours; for take your book
from you and you can't preach; take you.
gown from you and you dare not preach
and take your pay from you and you 'oon Z
preach"
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-08-27
4Joetltul.
For the Civilian.
Discovery of the Geological POSI-
tiOn of the Genus C0pperheaa.

When in the grades of animated matter
Science has sought to weave an endless ch"'h'
A link seemed wanting to connect the latter
And make a monkey and man the same.
In vain was the unwilling orang-outang,
DRAGGED from his native sands, and leaty
shades,
To stand the vulgar gaze, and learned Sian ,
or pbilosophlc men, and literary maids
The link still wanting; and i'll vain Hid men
Traverse the shores Of Afric's wooIly cline,
Or where the North its dwarfng influence
Ieud;
No amin al was found, mean enough in m'nd.
A beast was wanted much resembling man,
Yet with no love Of country, no patriotism,
no worth;
Who Jom their nests, and with INSCRIPTIONS
hand,
Would rend the structure that did screen their
birth.
A beast who dare not strike, bnt urge the
blow;
Insult his fathers grave, his children's hopes
destroy;
\ lank, white-lvcred, grecn-eycd epizoa
That lives upon the surface, it struggles to
annoy.
As often happens, what science fails to scat.
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To Attain Long Life.

He who strives after long and pleas
ant term life, must seek to attain con-
tinual equanmito, @a sah carcfull!;, "a "a avc ia
everything wulcn too violently taxes his
feelings Nothing more quickly con-
sumes the viger OF life than the violence
of the euntlous as the mind We know
tina, auAi.ty ANA cares can destroy the
Le4ljucSt po.y; we know that fright
aud tear, yrs excess OF Jov, becomes
deadly They who are naturally cool,
ana ol q4af turn Of mind, upon whom
nothing eau d axe 800 powcr'uI an I'M
d plssslou, who are uoJ wont tp be excited
either by great sorrow oe by great JOY,
have the best chance of living long aud
happy after their manner. Preserve,
therefore, under all circumstances,
composure ST mind which no hayplne's,
no misfortunes can too much dis urb'-
Love nothing too passionateIy, fea'
nothing strongly. For still, eventually