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PROM kICRAIOND.

81 ..es NEW YORK, Feb. IL.
The Richmond Examiner, of the sth,
says it sppesrs that, the enemy still holds
his defenses on Hatcher's Run, where he is
reported to be heavily intrenched. His
movement of cavalry in the direction of
| DinWiddie Court House seems to have been
planned and executed to give his infantry
time to intrench at Hstcher's Run, which
they seem to have done very effectuRlly.
As matters stand the Yankees have extend
ed their lines two or three miles but have
not advanced them.
Besides the casualties mentioned in Gen.
Lees report, We hear thst Captain Floyd,
of the Florida Brigade, was killed, Colonel
Scott, Of Florida, painfully wounded, and
Csptsin Young, Of General MeRae's staff,
severely wounded.
The Examiner argues that the present
passion Of the South, aroused by the result
of he Peace Conference, should be made
available kefore it eVsporstes. 1t also says
there was a report in the city that Charles
ton had been evacuated, but that the War
Department had no confirmation Of it.
General Hood had reached Richmond.
Richmond papers, Of the sth, have the
following:
PETERSBURG 4 eD. Z.
There was heavy firing on our right yes
terday and to-day, which resulted favors-
bly, to our arms. During a reconnaissance
made against Pegrsm, beyond Hatcher's
Run, yesterday, the enemy attacked and
forced his division back some distance. He
was reinforced by General Gordon's diVis-
ion, when in turn the enemy was forced
back. The enemy being reinforced by a
corps, a second time attacked and drove
our men until, the latter being strength
ened by Mshones division, commanded by
Finne Jan, grand charge by the three di-
visions was made, ard the enemy's lines
were broken. A running fight was kept
up until dark, when the Yankees took
shelter in their works on Hstcher's Run,
from which they were not driven.
General Pegram was killed.
Many Of the enemy were killed and |
wounded, and few were taken prison
ers. Our loss is several hundred.
This morning the enemy advanced upon |
and charged cur lines south of Burgess
Mil, but were handsomely repulsed.
In charge upon the enemy General |
Sorrel, of Georgia, was painfully wounded. |
Very heavy firing was heard late this
afternoon in the same direction, but the |
cause has not been ascertsined.
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PRESENTS.


Christmas and New Years at Union Hall.
Those Whe want Presents should give US call.
We have Clothing for rich, and Clothing for poor
All should come to us and Bargains secure;
We have Clothing for Boys, and Clothing for Men
Many more styles than III uoW try to pen;
Ooats, Overcoats, Pants, Jackets and Vests,
All our own make and surely the beet.
We have scarfs and Scarf Pins, Neck Ties and
Oravats,
Shirts, Gloves and Collars, suspenders and Hata,
Hall. Hose and Handkerchief, Wrappers and Draw
err,
Made out Of Silk, Wool, Merino or Gauze
And many more things that are usefnI and nice,
Which for these times wei sell at q very low price,
Aud then for the ladies' Sod bless the dear creatures
And grant that no sorroW may ere mar their fes-
tuFes;
The present for them which will give them most
pleasure,
And be in each household blessing and treasure,
Is SEWIEG MAOHIKEs ore Of SINGERS, you
know,
Is ahead Of all other Machines Insde to to sew.
It is simple, IL is handsome, and easy to run
And by far the best Sewing Machine uuder the sun.
Tnen all who want Presents to UNION BALL HE,
Well We know, that when there you'll not fail to
buy,
For the gifts that are valued and prizsd most Of all
Are those that are purchased ct cur famed UNION
HALL.
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ESai H 1 r1S 5 SIOH:. sansa7s 81; ss6sSssd|ss Es5s
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New York & Harlem Railroad.
N0FIOE I'd TRAHELERA.


1.-TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
u (Sandays s1ceptsd-)
MORNING EXPRESS, leaving Troy at 9sl5 A.
r.; from Albany 1t Hudson River Depot At $50 a.
H. arriving ct New York ct $40 Pr
AFTERNOON EXPRESS, leaving Troy ct 500
P. NJ; from Albany At 3;l6 P. n, arriving IS New
York ct 9s2O P n, connecting with express train1
for Philadelphia and Warrington City.
The Cincinnati Express from Buffalo coHneeia
with the $3.50 1t Albany for New York By the HaE-
lem Road.
For the better accommodation Of the public, AZ
rangemsnis have been made 70 run the train5 q
the Hudson River Railroad %. and thOss Of the n.
7. and Harlem Railroad %. at different hours ncm
Albany and Troy.
THE HARLEM Road.
Passengers wiz be Toketed and Baggage checked
over this road direct to HsE York By the Central
B. B. Co.. and all connecting lines North AID West
Tickets Of the Hudson River Bsilrosd %. and Of
this %. viii DO resolved By either road; and Bags
gage checked By either Company win b delivered
In New YORK without change Of checks.
Nov. I'd, 1854 i. A. CHAPLIN, Sup'ss z
FoRD b. GREEE. Advertising Agent
A. B. KNICKERBocKER, Agent, Albany. nossRS
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OONHEOTIOEBI

Connections are made ct monrosVine with the sans
dusky Manadald Newark B. p; st Clyde with ths
Sandusky, Dayton & Cincinnati 3. B.; at Fremont
with the Fremont y Indiana 3. B.; and et Toledo
with the Michigan Southern a Northern Indiana and
Toledo q Wabash Railroads for Chicago, Detroit,
Jackson FoJt Wayne, Logan1port Lafayette, Cairs,
Alton, St. LoaiF. and al P0lnt1 Wssts Northwest and
southwest.
Trains srriEe IN Cleveland from Toledo and ths
West at 9.29 A. n, ass ?. r., and 800 ?. r. EEc1
sandualU Ct 9:l5 A NJ. L. D. RUOKAR. SUIT.
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IBAAO A. IEAACS UNION HALL,
Sole Agent for the sale Of Singers Celebrated Sew.
ing Machines, .stoEr's AuE0nAton Pres8nan,
and strong's PGtsnt Army Bsd-Trunk,
Corner Superior and Union-sss.
~ Look out for the Giants.Da decA
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FROMINRIANAPOLIs.

s INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 10.
A joint resolution rstifying the Consti-
tutional Amendment passed the Senate
to-day by vote Of 26 to 9, one Democrat
voting in the affirmative. The House is
expected to take action on it tonight.
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NLKVELAND AND TOLKD0 < ;
ARRAHaEMWz,

On and afssr Monday, Oct Est, 1854, Passenger
Trains win leaTs Cleveland ss onOE1 0undaJB sx-
cepted:
$40 A. M.-GHI6AGO ExPREsS.-StopB st Bersa,
Grafton, Oberlin, Wakeman, HorWalk, Monroe
vile, Bellevue Clyde, Fremont and AlmoEe,
and arrives at Toledo at l2:l5 ?. H. Chicago At
nlOP. r. and Detroit 20 Pm.
$40 P. M.-WESTERN nAIL.TstoPa at al stations
on Southern Division. and ArriTes a. Toledo at
rs P. n; chicago ct :l5 A. \. and Detroit Af
0.30P.H.
I:s0 P. M.-HORTHERH MAIL.-Stops at AL Sta
tion5 on Northern DiViHions and Arrives at sa1s
dusky af 7:l0 p. d.
lrps1 p M.-HIGHT EXPRESS.-St At Grafton
H0rWalk, nonroeVile, Clyde and EroEont, and
arrives At Toledo at 2.s5 A H.; Chicago as II -
Pm. and Detroit ct 500 A. n.
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MfGieaI.

result OF q Ion cd extensive practice They ara
mild in their seration and rsnnoS 20 harm 70 the
most delicate; certain in correcting al ireg uiaI!tes
iniui Menstruati ms, removing al ob5trGcuonsi
whether from cold other aise, headss Q, pain IN
the side palptafion Of the heart, whites all nervous
affections, Mysteries, fatigue. pain in the back and
limbs, &C., DIS urbed sleep, which a5ise IRON inter
nartir.n Il b TN
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was the ccmmenosne ora new era N the treatment
of irregularities and obstrUc ions which have c0u-
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DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS. -..
have been standa1d remedy Tor over thirty years,
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try having the sanction Of somo Of the most eminent
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Explicit directions, stating When they should NoT
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or boxes fer 60 containi g 30 to CO.
Pills sent by mail, PROMPTLY cure from obserEe.
tiOn, By rem ting to the PrOpriet SOLD By
DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.
HUTCHIEGS & HILLYER, PrUpirs,
81 Cedar street, New York.
BENTON & DUNN 4 nj, fl6 aud lis Superior HtTeet,
Cleveland, Ohio, wholesale A. ents.
dec. RS dsodAWeBa
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UOHHEOTIOEsi

UUNNEULIUNHl
BhalbY-HAndrEky, Mansfield 3 Newark Railroad, q
MAnEfsld, NJ. Vernon, Newark, zanssTfls,
&c.
OrSstIins-Pithburgh, Fort Wayns Chicago Bail.
road, Forest, Upper Sandusly, Delrhos, LIMA,
Fort MaTne, Laporte, OhieaEo, Sc, We5s and
Eaat for usnsheld Wooster, masHillon. &C,
grafon and Bellefontaine RAiroad Line Tor Marion,
BeIleiontatne, Sidney, Union, hunoie, Indlans
Louisville Cairo, st. Louis, 90.
DeieWars-Wfth Sprfngded Branch for 6pringdald,
OolumbuB-Little Miami 4 Columbus, sud XoaiA
Railroad, for 1enia, Dayton, Indianapolis,
Terrs Hauto, st. Louis, MORROW, LoVsland, and
Cincinnati, and with the Ohio and Mil1isIip1k
Railroad at Cincinnati for Louisville, ETana.
vile, Cairo, et. Louis, and al points On tbs
= Ohio Riger.
Oolumbus-OentralO Ohio RaIlroad for Newark, Kanss.
Vile, Wheeling, &C.; Columbus, Piqua I1s
diana Railroad Tor Plq1A, Urbana, 10.
sB-For Tickets 10 all points and information gpIly
at the Passenger Station, and at Union Ticket O0e6
AZ 5upsrior street. j. 5. FLINT,
Cleveland. Oct q. 1874. supeFiutendnnt.
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mTPORTANT no LADTElDr. ii,

4MIO6LAlNI ~ AAUlGS-Ors 67f-
vsys Temals Pills nave never Jet failed IN renoT.
Ing dincultio1 arising from obstruction, Or step
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cot health Whsn Eu1ering from Spinal Affections. 7.
IProlapsus, Uten, the whites, or other weakness y
the Uterine Organs. The Pills are perfectly harm
lSgs on the constitution, and may be taken BY ths
Hlost delicate lsmals without osusing diEtressthe
same time they act Ike charm by Btreng tbening,
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condition, and BY bringing on ths monthly period
with rsgniarity, no matter from What causes the
obgtraotioh may arise. They should, however, NOT
b taken durink TIE first three morfhs ef pregnAn-
o., though Sais AZ Euy other tine, e. mlsoarriSgo
would Be- tha result. lss .s
? Zach box contains 90 pilIE. Prios I 90.
Lr. HAREET's TREAfIgH on Diseases Of Females,
PregnSucy, Misosrrisge, Barrennss5. ster1ity, Be.
eroductfob, and Abuses OF Nature, and emphAtieal-
II the Ladies f-ivate Medical Adviser, pamphlet
of e. psges sent Tres 70 sny sddress. Six oents re-
aufrsd to pay postage.
The pills and BOOK viii Be Esnt By man when DE-
Frsd, Eseursly sealed, and prepaid, ty
f.BRKAH, n. D., Geuarsi Agent,
10. T8 Cedar st.. New York.
- Sold by AL the principal Druggists.
G. ". CLARK, Druggist AgGlt for OleTeland.
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RsEEB II 'AEL CAsHs.-csn be FsIled
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ouietsctioni Upward of no cures the past month
s-nfs Il thenl rtty ssTsrt easss. CV6T ono hun.
a physicians have used them IL thoir pras-
a. nnd Hpeak Uell Of fior eflcacg,- ard approve
ofhslr composition, whoa b entirely VnEetabit-
q harulsss On tbs Ey7ten. Hundreds o. certis,
sss utn be shoEn. BsIl's Specific Pills sfe n,
ogiBsl end e1ly. goHrins SpeoiGc PHI Ihsy are
Npted fov male and fsnais, olfor yonng, ane
D only reliable remedy Cor edsctRg PeEmad
mt and spseay cure 81 FL oases Of spermttorrhss-
fSominal lfeakneHi with al ~ trains q evils,
toh - ErsshraI and Yssinni Discharges, 6iset
ls Whites, Eightly or Involuntary Emissions, In
sntinoncs, Genital Debility and Irritabiity, In
,otsncy, Woskno1 on ica8 Of Power, Nervous De-
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sxusl Exoeasa1 or sell Abuse, or Eone oonstitu-
ional dertngo1lents und tnospscststes tbs EGGeEsF
ron fulfilling the duties Of married aie. In al
lsxual DISEASES as GonorThea, Glest and strcturoz
pgnspltilS fhyztoia4 for the treatment Of Seminal
I Urinsfy, Sexual, and Eervoas Di85ssss, who WI
lisEa, ree e Al, TIE following TAlusbls work. IL
aeain1 onLelope.s g
TN EIFTIEIH THOUEAED.-Dr. Belle TFcati1e on
sad Abuse, Prelnature Decay, Impotence and Los
% Power, sexual DlBssses, Seminal Weakness
Eightly EmiEIions, Genital Debility &o., &C.,
Damphist of 6E psges, containing important I'd.
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geaI estate 9gfHeies.

NOR SALE.-KINSMAN STREET
IL nice two-story Cottage House with every
convenience, and threee acres Of land.
ERIE Stood, new House, Z rooms, and lot.
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTs-GOOd House and lot.
- $500.
VACANT Lor-on OourtIsnd st. $500.
BRIDGE ST.-Good House, srooms, and lot; 5000.
VAOAsT L0E-l2lx4O2 #. on SooVill avenue.
ST. CLAIR ST.-Aear Wilson aY.; to Is acres.
EAST OLEVELAHD-Good House, rooms, and
nearly an &C 9 Of land. $1,000.
PROSPECT sT.-EATt OF Erie, two story brick
House, with marble NANTES, slate roof &o.-
Lot SsxI40. Beoently occupied by Gov. Brough.
EUCLID ST.-Good two-story brick House, marble
mantles, hot and cold water, bath room, 20.
and lot 33x88 II. 5000.
EO0YILL AVERUB-Briok House, two stories,
and lot E0x19s n. 5000. ... ~
LAKE sT:-Niee tye-story cottage House and lot
GARDEN sT.-Near Hudson, one-and-a- a-hAIf story
House, and lot 64x9f. $3.50.
CEDAR sT.-TwO-s'Ory name House and Lot Ssz
COLUMBUS sT.-T,issls House for sale on long
COLUMBUS sT.-eAod frame House, Il rooms,
good barn and bQits.
TRACY sT.-Housa and Lot. 5000.
TRACY sT.-Houss and Lot. $500.
FARM AND OUT PROPERTY.
I32 I-2 Acres in B~ckport; ss5 per acre, down.
80 Acres IN Independence, house. barn and choice
es Acres in Parma. on State Road, miles from
city; brick house, ten rooms, two barns, corn
house, 4c. S45O9.
barn, acres o. land, fruit, 30. $500.
a- JOHN G. JENNINGS,
Real ECTats and Insurance Agent,
deSI AtWatsr Buildihg.
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FROM TIE ARMY OF THK POTO-

FRO1 TIE ARMY OF THE POTO-
MAC,
NEW YORK, Feb. II.
The HeraIds correspondent of the 8th
saws: The inelement weather had subsided
and the Brigade Surgeons report no men
as having become discabled by the storm.
1t also says; It's now definitely settled,
that the line as now occupied, covering
Hatcher's run, is to be permanently held
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XaLE@ans.
A TLANTIO AID GRKAT WESTERN
q RAlLWAY. y.
IAN and WIDteF AFFan ement

18ll anu WllboE AfEaA OMoAbs
ZaEes Effect Monday, November asia, 1854.
Two Through Ezpress Trains DAILY between
CLEVELAND and NEW YORK. ---
"DAI ExPREsS, leaves OIsyeIAnd Sundays except
edl ct ESQ A. NJ arrives ct Meadville ct 2:oO P. h
(Dinner) Salamanca ct 6.66 P. NJ, (Sl seping Oarsl
and New YORK st 110P.Ms
"HIGHT ExPREs5." leaves Cleveland (SaturdAYl
exesptsd,) at s:I5 ?. H., sleeping CAls attached
arrives at MeadVille ct 1:30 A. n, Salamanca n
$50 A. n, and New York ct 1880 P. n.
WESTWARD.
Day Express-Les7el New York .7:cO A. n.
Arrives at Cleveland at......7:5o A. \.
Night do Leaves HeW York at. : -...6:00 p. n.
Arrives ct Cleveland at......9;l0 P. n.
MAIL TRAINS.
Train leaving Cleveland (East) at....... e5G A. NJ
ys arrives at FRANKLIN at...... T:45 P. 4.
Train leaving Cleveland q: (Esst P. Il
arrives at Franklin At.....10s10 A. n.
Train leaving Cleveland at South S:45 K
arrives ct youngstown at. 7;S0 P. \.
Train leaving Cleveland st (5Outh 6:3l A. NJ
arrives ct Youngstown at. l 80 P. n.
Train leaving youngstown ct (Eorth) 6:46 A. ~
Hf arrives ct Cleveland At......10:25 A. n.
Salamanca ct (Wsst) ).-..... $40 A. \.
arrives ct Meadville at.- ..10:45 A. n.
arrives at Akron at.......- $40 P. n.
Akron at CAST ).............. 7:l0A n.
arrives ct MeAdVille at.....12:S0 P. n.
arrives at Salamanca at.... T:20 P. Il
LOCAL ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.
Train Leaving Akron at West ....,.. 1000 A. N.
arrives at ManEneld Rt...... S:l5 P. n.
strives at Gallon At........ 4:35 P. N.
Gallon ct EAST ............... 900 A. n.
arrives 1t Mansfield At..... 1000 A. n. |
arrives ct Akron at......... 4:16 P. n.
Gallon At (West) ).............. 7:l5 A. n.
arrives ct Orbana at.-...... loo P. n.
arrives ct Dayton at........ 200 P. n.
Dayton ct CAST ).........s.., 200 A. n.
-l arrives At Urbaua at.........10 1920 A. n.
arriVeSAt Gallon st......... $40 P. n.
Ask for Through Tl5kets via s'SalamAnca."
II. +. 8 . EETSER, Gen1 supt.
J. O. OALHouH, GsDT ticket Agent no28
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8xiIEnSaG.
TIEFELAND : ERlE RAILROAt
WIETER ARRAHaUGEE.


On and sfSsr Monday, Oct. nss, rssl P.u,,g,.
ITnin1 WI run as blloWg, OBundATl Gxps1tsdlf
H- LEAVE OLUVELANDs
S:sJ- A. H.-DAT EXPBESe TRAIH-stoE.ing AZ
4 Htlisughhy, Pains5Yile. Madison, GsasTa, AIh-
la6ula, Oonnaaut and Girard only, and arrive a
- q La ?. h, Dunkirk s;A5 ?. H.s Bafal0
80 z h.-0IHCMEAT4 EXPRESs-5toDgInga al
alnesylll AnntabulA and Girard only and ars
~ ~ ~ Hrss 40 ?. H.. Dunkirk ss15 p H. But
s;0 9;-MAfL AND AOooMEoDATToH-
5.sgss . Al St1tions md arrive IS Eris e
600 P. ns-HlaHT RxPREss TRAIs-s,O,-,,v, A
tainesVllle, AshsabIla and alrlrd orly, Snd
~ RSiI,io Z ~. ~ ISsaa A H's DznktEk 100
EAAFl ERIR.
80 A. H.-HlaHT WXPRESS FRATF-R.o--s,,
At Girard, AHhtab1lA and PAina79iis onf1 Sn5
arrive ct Cleveland At 20 A. n
6l5i a. u. NAIL AND ACCOMMODATION
fRAIH-Stopping st al IAtionI Gnd anna 4
OlsTelaad At 0:20A. \.
Io:i5 a, M.-TOLEDO EXPRESS-5toVrfnR A Al
ststi1nB except SWangiile, saybrook, OnionVnlo
Perry, Mentor and Wickles, and Arrives as
525 P. M.-DAT EXPRESS TRAIH-StoYFtng .
Girard, ,Couneaut, Aabtabuls, GeneVa PAINS.
vile only, md arrives in Cleveland e . ?. =.
Second ClssS OAEs are run on AZ hsEozSn
An the trains gotng westward connect as O3sgslAau
WITH tralna Tor Toledo, Chicago, Oolumbuli uinctn
hA5ls 1nqlanapohss s.. LouN 90. and AZ tarolgh
trains Of the New York Erie Rsilroad and at Buf-
l5 ~ Ellh those OF the New York Central Bq1alo 3
6eE York CITY kal.roadl for HsE York, AibanE
on the Philsdelphia Erie Railrusd.
- Day ExpEe1ss East and Wen, connects g
arard Win Trains on Aris Pitbburgk Railroad
ior hnesTiie, MeadTille, J9msgloEn, &e
Cleveland Oct s7st ~ - 49, '-------i -
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SYM p TO M s:

A single Bottle VIII Last a MOnth-tO
be used three times a Day.
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GnaI.
.. p. cOFF & CO.

DEALERg IN
MuTERIL RIDGE, CHIPPEWA and BRIER
HILL COAL Also, Nut and Slack OoAl, ior
bIacksmiths and Stewart stoves. once and Yard,
MsrWin street, near Center street Bridge
JAMES P. eoFT. lfsb2:ls2l PATH1cK MONKS.
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Day Express-LesTea New York at....,,.,,T:cO A. \.
Arrives at Cleveland Rt......7:5O A. \.
Night do Leaves Kew York at. 1. -..6:00 P. n.
Arrives ct Cleveland at......9:10 P. n.
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LOCAL NEW ..
AMrsEMENTs TONIGHT.

Growers THEATEE--The fiye-act drama of
S'The Streets of New y orb" with new scenery,
music and tableaux.
CANTERBURY.-An immense programme of
drama, burlesque, ballet, songs, negro delin-
cations, the pantOmime of the NSpanish Snug
glers," and other attractions. Matinee this az
ternOCn.
T. STREET BAPTIST CHCRCH.-Lecture on
temperance, by Edward Carswell, of Canada.
FEsTIv AL.-As will be seen by referring TO
our advertising columns, the ladies Of the Est.
Baptist Church have concluded to continue
their festival this evening.
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MURDER OF AN lSFANT.-Last night, Rachl
Smith, colored, was arrested by officer Watts
upon charge of causing the death of an in
FAINT child of Mary Parker, colored, and she
was locked up IN the Central Guardhou e. 1t
appears from the statements of Darties ar
quainted with the circumstances, that the mo-
Their oftbe child and the accused had quar-
relied some days ago, and last Wednesday the
accused went 10 Mary Parker's house, in
Chestnut alley, between 1ith and 18th and p
and q streets north, in the absence of Mary
and taking up Mary's infant, said she was 60
ing down the alley, went out. She threw the
infant down on the porch, Its head striking
against the boards, and went away and left il
there. The child was taken into the house,
and the accused went away and boosted that
she had thrown Mary Parker's child on the
porch and il was most dead. The child died
yesterday, and the coroner was notified to hold
an inquest this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-04

OFF FOR ALBANY-Yesterday afternoon,
warden Brown, of the Jail, with a posse, left
Tor Albany with the following prisoners, SEN
fenced 10 the Albany penitentiary during the
present term OF the Criminal Court by Judge
Wyle Thomas Fox, burglary; fsur years
John Hofs, do; three years. Vincent Nichols,
Augusta Butts, Martha Cant, larceny; three
years each. Perote HippOlIght manslaughter;
TWO years. Thomas Brown. John Myers,
GeOrgianna Cook West, larceny; two years
John II: LAWYER, larceny; eighteen months.
Geo-ge Williams, Thomas Murphy, Martha
Harris alias Blue, Charles De Marry, larceny;
one year each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-04

PROFESSOR ALEX. WoLOwsKI, pianists and
vocalist, has opened a course of piano and
ringing by his new Simplified Method at AIS
Sth St, between G and II SITS. All those who
wish 10 become accomplished Musicians must
not neglect this opportunity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-04

The SANITARY DETAIL-Thp sanitary no.
lice force. under the direction of G.. +. Crunp
consists OF the following officers "A. III. Voss
Thomas Britt, III. A. Garrett, T.. +. Cam ron
q. Sebastian, j. V. Grant. G.. Pierce, and A.
NJ Sprague. In compliance with the re solu-
ton of the Board of Commissioners, at its last
meeting, Superintendent Richards has de allied
the following as additional officers for sanitary
duty, 70 report TO Mr.. Crump at headquarters,
on Monday next WIN. 7. Riley, WiIliana III
Howes, A. A. Greer, l.. Ourand, J. T Cor
don, H. H. Whitmore. Citizens having COM
plants to make will report to either of those
officers, who will patrol all the sanitlry dis
tTlcts, especially to enforce the sanitary reg
UlatiOns- In addition to this special detail, the
Patrolmen are required to report every vie.
lation of the sanitary regulations occurring in
their respective beats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-04

NOTICE.-John G. Backer, No. 235 Pennsyl-
yania avenue has just received a large lot of
celebrated Lone Tack and Uncle Bob Lee smok-
ing tobacco direct from Lynchburg which he
will sell at a low figure
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-04

Browns BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs, for Pulmo-
nary and Asthmatic Disorders, have proved
their efficacy by a test of many years, and have
received testimonials from eminent men who
have used them. Those who are suffering from
coughs, colds, hoarseness, sore throat, &c
should try THE Troches," simple remedy
which is In almost every case effectual. go