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MONDAY, FBB'Y 1sT, 1864.
House and Lot, No. so Westinghouse.
West Side,

AT AUOTIoH....-.-.........-..BT BIZ o. CUTTER &SoE,
o. CUTTER SON will sell on Monday, Feb'y lst
at II O'Clock A. NJ, on the premises, house and lot
No. 81 Washington street, (West Side) between the
residences Of Hon. Horace Foot and Seth W. John
son, Esq. The lot Is lOl feet front on WashinRtou
Terms OF sale-One fourth cash in hand and bal
ance in one, two and three years, with semi-annua
interest, all cash at the option OF the purchaser
DE cred payments to be secured by mortgage on The
premiaee and policy Of insurance for 1900 on the
house.
Title perfect. ian22.l3s
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u. ". GAGE,

Licensed war Claim Agent.
CoIleots Bountlos Pensions, Back Pay, Prize Money
and other War Claims.
EEPersonsI Atte. tion Is given - the prosecution
Of Ulsims IN the Departments 81 Warrington.
EEAIi persons having Claims shOnld apply in per-
sou, or BY letter, at onoe, and they will receiYe
2. W. GAGE,
ootIz-Rz les Euperior-St., Cleveland o.
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HoME Parsons Inimits-
BILE CampbnrsieA OAntitriaa. sspt23-R2
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DAHEBEEz-Dr. B. 2. Robinson, ofics
50 Wood street. All kinds Of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, IN the best man
asr and St low price. deo2R35
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
Go expire on the slss day Of January, lsSs.l
AUDITOR OF STATE s OFFIOE, I
(INsURANCE DEPARTnENT,)
G.fr-anwa r.hfn Tnwrra.Hrr O. farH

AUDITOR OF STATE OFFIOE,1
INSURANCE DEPARTnKNT,)
Columbus, Ohio, January 18Th, 1864.
WHEREAS, The Yonkers and SsE To.k Fire l. su-
rance COmpaRy. located st Y0REeTs in the state of
sew York. has fled in this ofics . sworn Statement
Of ts condition quired b. The a stseotion OF the
act ITO BegGlate Insurance omp lsie8 not incorpo
ted bg the Slate Of Ohio; passed April 1885 and
Wher- as. siid oEafanY has iethisned toe under
sened satisfactory evidence that It Is ps- essed Of As
last One Bund: ed ThOuEand Doilars Of actual cBpi
tai invested In st0cks, in bonds, in mortgsRss
nf real estate, worth double the amount lOr which
the sam Il mOrtragad; and, " heress, said COmpa-
ny Eas fled 10 this ottce written i3strumeDt uns
der It's corporate zeal figced by the President and
Secre airy tnereof, authorizing any Rgsnt or agsnI5
Of process. for and in behalf Of said Company, con-
and he'd 10 b as valid as II serveu upon the Compa
NY accorsing the laws Of this any other stsfe,
and waisirg AL aim or right Ot error, By reason
such aeknOSled cement OF service.
Now. wherefore, in Pursuance o. the NJ section Of
the asOresaid act ], James H Goldman, Auditor sf
state for Ohio do bsreby certify that said YonkeIs
and New Work Fire Insurance company, OF Yonkera,
New York, Is auth0riz q transact the business Of
n Insurance in tns state until this thirty first day
OF January, in the year one thOusand eight hudrsd
sixty-dss-
ny name and eaussd ihs seal Of my Office 10 be
Isl affixed the day AID yta1 aboEs written
sEa Jas. b. GJDMAN,
Auditor Of State.
X. J. FULLER, Agent, 2l5 superior-St,
CLEVELAND, o. JAMS
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.-THE FINN OF
EDWARDS, IDDISGs & Co., being dissolved BY
the decease Of Hiram Iddings, one OF the firm, an
mariners. WIN. EDWARDS,
EECisyeiGnd, Jan. !, "a. AMOS TOWNSEND.
EDWARDS, TOWNSEND 4 CO.,
Successors Of Edwards Iddings & Co.
The undersigned have formed cO-partnership IN
der the firm name Of Edwards, Townsend &
Isl and 1853 Water and 50 and 81 Union-Sts two doors
from their old store, towards SuperOr-St where they
will be pleased to meet the former customers Of the
late firm Of Edwards Iddings Co and any others
wishing goods in their line.
With the cOnYeniences afforded by our new and
cOmmOdiOus store rooms, aud largely increased IA
cilities for buying and handling goods, enabled
TO offer to purchasers advantages which cannot be
cslied elsewhere.
We invite ali persons desirous Of purchasing goods
TO ce and examine large and we'll assorted stock.
Mm. EDWARDS,
AMOS TOWNSEND,
J.BURION PARSONS.
Cleveland, o., Jan. /, 1854. Jan5-ls5
DISSOLUTION.-THH CoPAAT-
EEBsHIP heretofore existing under the firm and
style OF 3. T. LYON &TURRlLl, was By mutual con-
sent, dissolved on the rst day OF November, 1868.
The business will be settled BY Il. 7. LYON, at the
former place Of business, MerWtn-Ss1
J.E. FURRILLs
OlsVslaud, November l, 1858.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION.
TheundeTsisned viii continue the business a. here
tofOre, at the old and established place, MerWin-st,
Cleveland. Ohio. B. 7. LYON.
Cleveland. Nov 1, 1888. uov4-is
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b Y u U ' a D.
We have this day removed our stock Of Goods from
IS kyer and 10 Meadow-Sts, to 45 Water and 46 and
4 Uni0n-Sts, where, with largely increased stock
Of Goods, shall be able to offer inducements to
purchasers; and shall be happy TO see our old Gus
. call. B. aARRGT50H 90.
December !, 1859 deO9-lH
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WILL BI

made to the Governor Of the State Of Ohio, with
IN thirty days after the first publication Of this notice.
for the pardon Of George Sanford convicted at the
November Term Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of
CuyahOga County, Of the crime Of shooting at with
intent to KILL and sentenced to three years lmprison-
dacZs-Is6
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FEBRUARY MAGAZINES,

Cooley, Peterson, Atlantic and Continental
Magazines for February, for sale at Bakers,
$50 Superior Street. JANIS
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SATURDAY, JAN. 3O1H, 1864.
Furniture, Books. Sewing Machine,
Oil Paintings, &c,

o. CUTTER SON will sell on Saturday, January
30h at thelr Auction 90 u, Bauk st., cOnmenciDg
at 10 o'clock, lot OF Furniture &C., consisting OF
one Rosewood Book Case, BureeuF, Bed ,teads Wash
Sands, Uhairs Tables, Carpets Mattresses Fine on
Paintings aud FDsraHings. in framfs, Fancy Arti-
cies, Uiocks 200 vOiumes Medical and Miscellaneous
Works a varietS Of OTOckery and Glass Ware &C
Also-OEe Singer Saving Machine, in complete or
der. Cash at time Of sale fau97-T9E
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NOTICES.

UMPIRE MINING COMPANY
Il The annual meeting Of the Shareholders in the
above Company, will be held at the Office Of O. A.
read Co., Cleveland, Ohio, March IsL, 1854. at }
o'clock P NJ l.. W. FURD,
iau2s-l59 Secretary.
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W A N T z ID!
" AN 7 z d!
Fractional Certificates G. c. &C. Stock
HIGHEST PRICs PAID FOR
GOLD, SILVER, U. S. INTsT. COUPONS
LOCAL NOTICES,

GO gent f1r the purchase and sale of Goveinm ant
Bozds. Unrurrsnt Funds counted at Lowest Rates
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meet st my Office this (MOnday) evening e.
seven O'Clock. W. J. BoARDEAN, Chm.
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MUSICAL WORLD.

1884. FEBRUARY 1854,
The western Musical World!
FEBRUARY NO. NOW READY,
containing the beautiful Ballad arranged expressly
for the 'Wsstern Musical World'') entitled
Mother, is the Battle Overp
Besides this charming Song, the February rumber
is hlled with the following fntsreEting
TENTS:
The Trsgssisn's Trunk,
Marrisgs Of Listzs
I'm ertaintng Editorials,
Music at Home,
A New Organ in Cleveland,
gottschaIk to Chiekering Sons,
Special Correspondence from Phi adelphia,
Musical Gossip at Home and Abroad,
GleeI. A Choice Budgst Of Fun, &C, &c.
TEBMS-One Copy per annum. m....................s sc
E1Ye Cop IS fOf...-........... zOJ
Single Copies 81 ! for sale at all News DSpots.
Ea-Ths Western Musical World" is published
the first Of every month, each number containing
from two TO four pages OF
CHOICE NEW MUSIC,
Vocal and Instrumental, thus giving subscribers
over three dollars worth OF the
Very best Music Published
for Fifty Cents Besides this, our OOlums are filled
with entertaining reading matter, original and Sc
lected, consistingof
MUSICAL TALES. sPErIAL CORRESPOND
ENOE, ORIGINAL STORIES, GOSSIP,
from all parts Of the world, Sc; forming complete
record Of q mueical events they occur. No person
interested in Music can shJrd 10 be vi ithaut the
WESTERN MUS CCAL WORLD,
And the very lew subscription price Of
0nIY Fifty Cents a Year,
fully justiss ths Publishers In expecting Evsry Mu-
/ sical Person to subscribe.
DTAgents are desired to ex'eud the circulation Of
the Western Musical World In every town.
BEAll communications theuld he addressed 70 the
Publishers, 5. BkAINARD o.,
| jan28-43T 103 Snperior-st., Cleveland o.
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AUCTION SALES.
THURSDAY, FEB. 4TH, 1864.
LiECE SALE OF ELEGANT
Furnifura pjsno &o


Household Furniture, Piano, &C.,
AT AUCTIO y........-..........BY o. CUrTEz soN,
At hou.e Of John Shelly, 4l3 Euelid-St
o. CUTTER & SON will sell on ThuTday, Februa.
~ 4th commencing at 10 ock. at the residence Of
John Shelly, Esq, No. 400 Euc,id-St., the
FURNITURE IN SAID HOUSE,
consisting in part follows: one set Rosewood Par
lOr Fur6iture. nearly new, elegant Etegree Rose
weOd Marble Top Center Tables, elegant URK Book
Case, hAt-NOt, mahcgany Sofis, Lounges, Sewing
Chairs, mUhogary Bedsteads, Wash stands,
Elegant silt Frame French Mirror,
splendid Ooak Extension Dining Table, rosewood
Hall Rack, rosewood Hal Chairs, Card Tables. Work
Stands, Dining boom Chairs, enc set Enamtled Bed
room FuTniture, Spring Beds, best quality Cur. ed
Hair NRtcrsssas, Yelset end Brussels Carpets stair
Carpet, Oh Cloth Lace Curtains, IL Pa ntings En-
cravings, Fancy Ornamehts, one plated Tea Set,
rO~kery and ass Ware, Cns Stewart Cook stove
one Ice Safe, cIe Meat Safe, Kitchen Utensils, &C.
One Splendid Rosewood Grand Plano,
Chickering maker, in fine order, one Rosewood Pi-
ano Stool, one Mus Rsck. lso, one Lady's Side
idd e, one nt's saddle, Gu ter BL falo Roles
one hundred feet Of Hose.
House open fr inspection of articles at o'clock on
morning Of sale.
Terms, Ga.h, nkab'e funds, on day of sale. 1876
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MOVEMENTS OF FLOUR AND GRAIN

Daily Receipts.
The following statement shows the daily receipts Of
-four and wheat at the aforementioned places on
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Business of the sub-Treasury.
The business Of the Sub-Tresszry st New York
Tuesday was as follows
sooo
500
Balance, 20.
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NJ OIlCE.-W WALDO A. ElSHEh
IN is this day admitted partner in our house,
der the trm name Of H. Garretson %.
December J, Ls6s, b. GARRETSOH 4 90,
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Snnitnry Fair.

DONATIONS OF LAsoR ON SANITARY FAIR BUILDING
TO JANUARY 30TH.
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6tCoLuNRus. January 80.

"The Forty-First regiment has not yet re-
ported to me. If could reach them at Gin
cinnati, would send them orders to proceed
to Camp Cleveland for furlOugh, without
stopping here.
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due discharged soldierBi also, the widow, chil
dTen, and rightful hers cfsIl deceased soldiers
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MEDICAL.

DRUGS SAHD MEDICINES THE
IL attention Of Physicians and all persons wishing
Pure and ReIgabie Medicines.
is respectfully solicited to nj stock which comprises
complete assortment Of ythiBg pertaining TO
THE DRUG TRADE,
and at prices to insure satisfaction to the purchaser
Dental and Surgical instruments, Teeth, Foil,
Vuleanized Rubber and VuleGnizsTs,
Of the latest and most approved patterns sold at
ufactures prices.
PERFUMERY AND FANCY ARTICLES
in great variety. Also q stock Of LIQUORS, (as to
quality second to none in market.
Agent for DAYS SPLIhT the most complete set
Of Splints ever offered to the Profession. Country
Physicians aIe particularly invited to an e1am-na-
tOn o. my stock, and will nd il to their advantage
to favor me with their orders. G. W. CLARK,
Jan6 ll9 SnpsriOr-St.
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Gold from California.
This following shows the amount Of gold shipped
from ssn Francisco during the year 1868, compared
with the exports of the previous year:
Gold shipped in 1868 02o
Exported IN A254i,76
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CLEVELAND wOOLEN mIELs.
A. 6 z, G. POPE,
supsIintsndsDts, Manufacturers sn5 Deslers in
ell kinds Of
WO CIR OODs.
Consisting oi Plsia d Fancy
pAo5IM MEEEz5,
DoEsKlEB,
sATTINET5.
UNIONS,
FLANNELS,
BLANKETS,
ETC, Z TO.
A good stock constantly On hand, adapted 70
the Western Market.
Market prices paid for Wool and Pelts, Ia Cash
or Manufactured Goods.
Once and SalesrOoms,
no. ss WATER STREET, CLEVELAND, o.
aug Re
, 1864-06-19
Commercial Postscript, ).
CHICAGO MARKET-EVEN1EG BOARD.

6ATunDA1 Rv1s1Nn. Jnnt 1a-1o .. II.
There was but = sim atteEd,nca .! The Sherman;
House tonight, apd With tha exception Of \ bnrf
"spirtn On Wheat, ,horc vsl lltIa or nothing dons
WHEAT optped extremely t1nt, a-d for soula time
llts}ecr nothing wAs doae-bnt teW showing any dis
peatton to buy 1t ADy price. BAT q saddcn dc:uand
By = we'll known operator In few minutes caused
considerable excitement. and pffcct ran up 352Hc
bu1he1. A. soop. however, a. he ceased buying, IL
imnsed lately fell back akain and becams dall, 1t
wts 1t tho opentnS-auu buyers generally Wera m.r
tined 10 ind that the cptsxs-r alluded to, who hsa
tp1rnK the market, the principal seller, About
l1.too bushels changed hands, It t1.51S0l5i4 for:
No and At Il 46all8h for No 2-clostoE With FREQ
sellerf 1t t17 but TO hpTctH Ttefs was very Htle,
inquiry No and tic transactions La that r2 10
weye t11ning- The sales Tonight, In DETAIL were:-
1;4o bu No Spring It t1s.}f; 1soo bu do At sl5,x:
c3cu bu do at SLIT; 1000 bu do At sls 1900 bu do
at %l.as; 1000 hu do It Si-,sh.
Coa1 vas aoits, bat shsde drrner than At tha
e1tte OF 'Cnanxe The salts Hcte:c oo1 nu No Corn
1t lex; sG00 bu No Corn ut 3ils; 0o0 bu do at
Il 1lsx-Inar1et eloJtng very quiet.
Q3fs weEe neglected and entirely nominal. No
ea1cs.
H,onw1sxs we.e dull, snd 1a2c lowe. than on
'ClsLge hut the trnuasctions were light. IN tho ar
te,nnoa sco bills were sold 1t @.3 4schieay ut tho
inside price. Ia the evening the only sales roporte
were 200 brls Milwaukee tnta at 4i..5, and 10 bsls
country at Slit the market closing quiet
P8ov1z1oys were quiet. Ness Pltk Was held at
as.-buyess holding 6H There WIS AZ actiya dcmAod
for prime Lard at l51e but sellers holding dsn
as1s.
SALT was nrln. Sales were:-aoo0 b.la old Saginaw
Fine, On Rrowet's docE, at 811o.
, 1864-06-19

wanted to give tho tompter an advAut7~o-thcJ
hrc rowEn and OPPORTUNITY; too m1py lapscs
ART dae sa.cly to the lAttcr.
"LeAd uB not into temptation" are words put
Into tho mouth Of tho disciples by their Divine
Master, who uAs Himself visited by the tomptef
only when He appeared TO be IN such peculiar
e1aita that tho would gather strength
nifty" Is the icmptcrs catchword: and In 40 far a.
VIC have permitted those opportunities, We are re-
fponefh1e for tho fail Of thoee committed to our
care. The husband who leaves bis vile to the at
tenuorH Of other men may hope that her virtue
will hc prQef against their wIe-> aud the dea roFer
Of his peace ls not the leBs guilty. but the neglect
ine ono fs 10 tar to blanc In that has e1ven the
the vortex OF disPlpatlon has himself to blaas,
partially or completely, In nine cases ont Of ten,
In that be has given the opportunity; he h1s sui
1ered his spn to run into temptation. When
Carrhlcfr 60 Astr1y. and break the heart OF the
mother, aud brtng doWu tho grey haItd Of Their
1nlents to The grave, 1hcro IL often good
portioa Of the sin lying s1 the doos OF
mp the child In tho way she should 80 or bare not
sufficiently Euatded the avenues through which
the temptcr approached the fallen one, And thus
through all the list Of human ra1tJ; It is not 80
much the radical feteTniDationt to do wrong ha
The radical weakness to guard against temptation
which neeails Us in our weak point on opportu-
nifty. ..
Wonld wo then prevent ain, We must watch as
we'll as pray that thoec under out charge s'enter
lot Into temptation" Conservatism is In this
case much better than reform. Tho one oh7iAtes
ihe hccefslty OF tho other. We nsJthelieyc in the
tnrAte deprasity Of the human heart. but pructi-
calIy we mud few cascs where the individual goes
Of exterior circumstances, which may be guarded
nru{p4f.
, 1864-06-19
ALBANY CATTLE mAQKET.
CLOSING DAY.

CLOSING DAY.
Photographed cxclusively 10 the Chlcago T11buno.l
AIRAx1. SATURDAY EvRatao, June IS, 1851
BEEF CATTLE-The Cattle market closes as it
opened, extremely dnll, aud with heavy loss to tbs
holdtrB, Altox ether, not more than 201 had hIve
been sold, 1t decllus Of A4sto . On last weeks
psccf, tho decline on nil sales averaging It least
D. H. g. Rosen.hAl sold, In different lots, 5ls ILL.,
1ofs 4tsers at prices ranging from e39c = D. Lie
thinks hA& his to1a1 1oes viii TALL thort Of tho
fright charges from Chicago to Albany. HSman /
Rube sold 14s ne fat Illinois steers, tho best uroTe
considering the number, that has been the market
for = len7 time, at $1t0oo head, average weight
1No rs; shls IL decline Of more thnn S2oB3 head
Mum The ruling prices tso weeks aso. Receipts for
The weak amount to %,e6 head held o7er suca last
week, aN head-maktpR tho tokal nunbsr on sale
tes6 head. Abonr so head will be taken East, some
on commission: ,5oq head 10 to New York, nearly
half on commission. and the remainder viii be hcli
over here. ....
suEEP-sbeep are offered At 6a1xe. but It Is d1tn-
cult to rnh buyers a. Rny price.
uOGS-Thet6 Is an active de1aud, Rnd Hogs sell
quick at s4ae for common. md 95sc for extra aul
1trs ead good corn fed. Receipts, 1880 head; ship
ptd 10 New York, TO head.
, 1864-06-19
BADLY SHOCKED.
The Seeesh Organ In a Fery Bad Way-It
Squirneth Ia Consequence.

Tho Chicago organ Of Jef. Davis in Its Sstur-
days Issue profeasea to be shocked, because tho
TRtnrkK proposes 10 defend the course Of Com.
missioner Coventry in the .Newhouse adultery
nfair- II this vert lhe only occasion on which 1t
had been shocked. We presume VIC should hasten
to relieve II OF its unfortunate mental condition.
Tho editors Of that vfstuous and highly moral
sheet arc accustomed to be ofsen shocked They
sae. tsD5 s 5aaaY Shocked On ae 'he e,,t ' 81
Ie 1aes: vile of Policeman No. I. md for
their expression Of outraged xirtue they viii BE-
county. So s6ocked a1e they tnat they can nd no
nil the estimate Of damagee IN thelr libel suits,
that they feel lmpe1led to take q change Of venue
to Lake county. II !. absolutely choosing: Won't
'o Tie Rshei orssn ~. vas shocked Il the result Of
the late charter election. Il was certainly re:
suit much to b. deprecated from, copperhead
o9 Tsc2 ss w'rs' r :! sas
| tho Fourteenth Ward, Whereby the Coppcrhcadf
in tho City Council wero let In hopeless minor
They f5oetsa :: r. declaration o.
lion newspapers. They Will b dreaofaiiy shocked
whtnthe Common Council tofDses to pay that sheet
sS e ee{ 5 5s yls1 sae
noapitaliuea oi the ct4 tendered to the great
National Coppe,head Convention. They will be
man e fef assep9sns 81 6rbes % aaasnee es1 N
islauon-, They will Be- shocked when chsrges ara
preferred sEaint the City Comptroller for nsey gal
Wnen a. n.s
called upon 70 pay Tor noneJe thus Illegally sq1au
e s osssa sssanss eessnu.y Il siy s ss, 1s,
ceiye a shock 10 which the shocks they are nov
Is esa .tsnd i de reSei
continually shocked. They would not object 70 se'
he editoss Of that sheet down upon their nssros
, 1864-06-19
Camp DouElnH Hospital AID Society
Kfdna1 Iksnnft

The Camp Douglas Hospital Aid Society, wish
and oHee thinks \ om s aqs 70 ~
OF Its fiusncse aud The work It has accomplished.
Tne G, D. q. A. s: Vas fonnded Dce- l9, 1851, at
III sn1esus 1t s~ s t1o
a.ck Federal .eold1crs in Camp Douglas. The Ia
dies composing II were moaly u1cmbers OF Grace
mated by ths iikc charitable spirit, and coming
from other churches. Their operations extended
beyond Camp Douglas to other hospitals. then 70
pto 9aa s.na se dnd saes ehey
witch could id not % E. expected of government. bat
time to tlnoc contributed to varioua patriotlc
schemes for The welfare of soldiers, and never re-
tasso sny esis for eh.,i.y :: a! kind IL II
state sif-et, io1 tic purpose Of finding work for
soldsess' wives and other poor women, aud Of sell
ln ans articles thsy might make 10 =,
c,ety was formed On 60 Large scale for the rolef
ri no9I
fo1s to caanea | her name to 8. LaEe's Hospital
o rss Hoe. os oe se
They hare tented for III. purpose. the house
smsil hospital with siI beds, three for male and
three for female patieOts. under tho medical
charge OF DR. Walter Hay. Rev. G. Drake IL
Preeident Of Board Of Directors composed OF
lad,te ven Known 1or their usefulness and shasi-
". This hospital will be nndsr the ehasSe Of The
Episcopal Church, but will be open t. my person
who applies. Without reference to their creed and
its founders rely. for Its Iupport upon the bencv
elenee q Tho public: Taey wln be - reg thansfG1
list nf The articles and monies received viii bo
aekno wledsed IN one Of the citF papers. A asata-
ment OF the receipts and expenses Of the c. D. H.
A. 4. ts snhjoIned:
Receipts from all sources. 451S9
, 1864-06-19

Po11cn CoURr.-The week Just passed hiss not |
At tho Police Court been marked BY any exuaor- |
d,uasy cvents. No startling complications Of vica
or YnieeEy have been uuraveled, and few hardened
villains hare appeared hefore ihe dread tribunal.
Each dsy has rolled BY heighted With little save
tie Inevitable drank1rd or vagabond. vagrauts Of
erery imaginable description, from the ragged |
out-as-elhowed individual, whose - imhihing"
propcnstues would prevent him from being Aught |
else II he would, and whose lazlness makes him |
determine that be would not be the occupant OF 3
different etatps Of eocacty he could, TO the cle-
santly attired, moustaehed and rerfamed ds ndy,
who never condesceuds to dlrtier operation than
co, fdence game, and who writes hlmaIt "gen-
ucmsu." Tbs first class live by series OF
taults-petty shef1s and drunkenness: the last BY
a series Of rnistakes-in mistsk,ng tneir neigh
0nref az "FosrM Estats" n 7soaNt.-1t is
almost nn,sessally. credlted tnst followers Of he
rroacb, and 70 strong Is this Rcnstment that the
uninitl,ted moral wnosc belief lu tho accuracy Of
s9ip;nrai G nsrraIioa, Void have bean nonsaed bJ
benolding smong tho offenders on Saturday, one
| ssBohenisn'' IN ; diEn,ded rnsnner desensed him
eclf ns one Of ths dt1eaeos Of the edtosla! corps
q c:9 md orned ,Ia. Ut ths lSnn =;
| the Democratic" principles OF hta aheet, as re-
garta the Quantity Of sumulants he consumed
q he ssas%1sso II Ghfs:o n h,s
| pedlng OF cigar. and other 1ondeee1ips articles,
md nom The position Of astaehes To house whose
b.cst, did he sspiraat a1isc to - dignity oftae
tripod. but eren this ae5y ordeal has not thoreuxh-
II purified his nature The unfortunate was chang
cdwtth committing N Offences Taiehf Z ne sepssts
1t, will probably produces p'lntul renln1seeneos: tn
| act he had er1evousiy insulted married LADY. and
h o 81 16a
Il home Ju.tiee Mcdonnell was last, aad exit