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A) t (tamftiwire f n 0. HflOnlrtaCo ,)
-aetuWMt orftr E PanairlTftaU .Tftnaft Aid
fit.. ! trm
wa.'alllaai uloeaar Mrtalafsroi
BAB. u aal4 WaatlBftoa ooattr Bd. DUtrlcl of
CoiBMbiB olIoWlBf.lhBt ! tO BBT, WllBBlaf at
tha a4 af tha ImIIImbI Htti lata karnvhrriv
Jo4ph loarao. Uo lama bolac ob tha at Ida of
tha bmUb road, and foartooB. paraho aoalbarlr
fron ibo aoatb lda of lha Mill road, a ad i-bbbibb'
tbtBta br aad wltbUia taata road from UaonotowB
to XnirritlL avith. Iwoair flfa I3) daarooa Waal,
fariB'partbtUIMt tha Mill road aa laid do wo
air-h'f to aa aet of Aawnblr of Marrlaadt
Uiin by bb4 wlib tha aootb aldo of paid AU ill road
aurib, oTtalr funr (71) dttf aaal, oao baad od
'aaaVtwoatr (ItOfparthaai thaooaoalh forlralc
(44) drfroao oooi. oorioB (Ml porcboa aad obo
Jaaftorof aporab tolbaoodof tbaaoooad llao of
oaopki HoBrM'oosvaB loto Ihoa with oatd nad
laorioajaaad M tbo boftaatBff. toaUtalaf aid laid
oaior iaaToa aaooao aaiiof aa afrooi imoBd
AbBj ftll Ut oibaj tartala vla or parcol of
tobb4 aUaata la ToaaallylowB. la tbo eoBatr
ajBrtaaU aad boaadail aa followat boclaalaf at a
oraorof Joatlbaa BackBiaa alot. raaBtacibaaco
with (bollaoof tkoaaUJoaalhaB Ua-kBua'a lot
wttfe) ovoatv aad oao balf (7J)i) dafraoa aaal.
la btBlrad aadolfbtr tteifoet aad aix tStlaatiaa
MBBoBaaatoBot tBBeoonoiwoa.rota (ii b
alB(l)laaBaaloibailaooflboafoioald roadlbBco
wllbaald roadaoaib lwatr ona tlDdaatooa oaal,
flrBlBB(Miroot aad foartaaibaef afoot to tbo
placo of baiiaalBfi 'atalataf txteca thomaid
als hnadroaT aad tMitr-'U and botob laalha qar
(lf,6M.T 10) foot of iBBd, wltb tbo IraprovamaBU.
TBBMtf OBobalfaaabibaIaaolBBlB aaJiwalto
noaiha wHb latoroil from darof aalo, lii da
rr4 parintata o bo aeenrod to tbo ulUraotlott of
aTrriUo, AUiaToraAciacaadataiapa at lha
ooat of thoparsbaaar Dbo haadrad (41uU)dalUr4
la ba paid oatha dar of alaiaadlf tBoiorma of
aaJoaro bo! coaipUod wlthwUbU Ifodara fion
tbadar of.aala, ttaa Trojatoo raaorraa tha tight to
roMllBl tba rUk aad coat of tbo dofaBltlBt par
cbaaor, byadTartlnlof oaawaok la aomo aawi
Kpof BliaUd asd pabltahad la WaablaflOB, D,
A THOU BRADLKT, TiaaUB,
.tOOPIKB LiTIUtA
auiiinnirra
D Now Jdarblo BalldUf.
Coraarof Jflatkittoat BadraaaarlvBoiB BTauaa.
cmiroiRT ali or valuadlr bdsimss
raurimi ui tattoni iiii u
O bTKBETS. iNUUfTWO
IK09 UI bIXTII 8TBJ.BT.
iKlikR or MOUTH It LTKEIT.
rolftboofBdMroo of tba Bapramo Court of
Ibo DltUlotof Oolaral
Jalr.f ltS..1a04ialir
iblBepaaaad oa tbo Iftb day of
wbarola rrodariak; Lalhraadlat al. araco t.plalo
Bala. Bad Pa Biol Ytwil ot aL aro dofsadaau,'!
BBllprooood toaoll alpnblta aactloa, la Iroatof
ibo promiaoo. oa tiiuihuai. iuo i oay "i ut
o mDar, 19 9, at 4 o'eloo t, all tbat cartala placo or
rara.l ot Uad aitf alo to iho altr of Waahlaitoa,
a tba Piairtct of lolatabU. aad bilag all tut
part of lot bIo ,)! aqaarofoar bBadrad aad
fotlr-oofOB (4(7,1 Jaacrlbod aa fulUwai BrflaBlaa
rtf h aawo at a polat oa Ibo llao of boToalb
airoot woot, a Uo waat llao of eald lut alac.
(oMBlr footdlaiaal froaa tbo aortawaat ooraarof
agsAiot. aadfaaataf tboncaoaatoao hnadradaBd
inUf foot U bb alia i Ibaaoa aonib Iwoal fori,
IboawB woot la a airalibt llao to aald Baroath
-BWaiia-tfcoBOQ ortb twoatr fool to tbo plaaa of
bajtoalari toMlhar wlib tbo Inproranaala
TboaboTOl'i laaHBBtcd oaBafoatb alraol, b
twaoa a aad O alrtxti.aad la tnprorod by a aawly
balltlbroo-aiory hrlak boildlaj, wltb aBaaatoro
ooOB-OB th Arl floor aad oollai BBdnraoath
.TalinraiJrl w I i aitaalad la an lianrawlaar aaa
ttaji of ibo ctlr, aad laVall wortb Iho aittalUa of
rv:
iobb daaliuf A 0d baalaoaa alaad
'a
aallaaail Jaara
ioo t abatl
alaopcocood loaall aipabjla aua 1 b, la froBtwf
that itmuIui. oa Ibo tJ dar of Daarauibar. IHnfl. at
ddDo'olook, all laal ploooorparcol of Itad allaat
la lha ally of Waalt.actoa. P. 0; ad balaf all of
lotBftrOBo(91)aa)4 part of lot oao, (1.) la Will
boraara rooordod aab-dtolatOB of aqaarc foar hna
4rod aad fortr-oaa, (441,1 doorlbodaafoUoa: bo
(IbbIbc forob aald plooo or prool of iaadatB
polal ob Blstb atrtot woat dlai'Bt alfh'taa foal
aorlb frtim Ibo aoatbtsit corar of aald llona,
(UMfjdrBiBalBrtboBoaBcrih thirty two 3)foi,
IkMMwrU oiBptr J) foct, (banco aoatb thlriy
two (91) fbat, Ibfaea oaat alibi r (M) feat lo lb
plaeaof boaiBBlBf , wltb the liaproTemoaUt ki
Tbiafroporir la aitaaUd ob blxth traal, aaar
fhBMKa tfBaloaorroaflrib'dby tbadooroa arc)
Oao third of pirehava m9aayto he p'd la raai
baIaaeolB4at UaUlrBoaUatOBoasdl
rraaa iiiii aua. wua iiwmi irouaii
or all oia. al optloa of parcfaaar r Poad to bo
Wthbaldatll afl Ibo parcuao mooa la paid.
moaoy la polo
3e
iaavkaail ai
l tigii
daarrlbod ptcoa
to Bopaia oaaay oaaaiaoa !! tuoauora
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4.a-BoTOBli.BUoot. bonrooaU aad U.
BDITIl'a DAT I AT AUCTION OJT HA
Soli EIlltilCi'lN A HoarstsiKi
ffi
Uinr IBB, 11 vnaaa Dank vminu n"iiii
iiiVHini UHfliiuM. ahwiij, nun-
p voLtiMii ssUf r UOOKB
ly Ttrlia of a d4 of tral ro no, tho aahicrlbar.
fro i
al MOBOpat p SHWiiiiii ii obhki
pft.sssrv'j'i.i;
IBXhdar r
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Boary. a
Ho M ta
loir r
r tha
rocordoi la KM
WaakiaaijiMailt. L
no v
(Olio 117, 0 at ibo I a mi rneorua, ir
, vuirtclof Ola
nffar at pablia aoeiloB. fr caah, a Iho praioUaa,
aiaiH B airaota omwbob ibtbiiib mma tairiaantit
atrooU, ok TuBaDAV. Ibo S)ib day of November,
lMfcooomaBelaxailOo'clock. a. u . all thopor
aoBMpropo'lr poBtloaodlBlhaachadatoaaaazod
U aafddaod of traal, aad partially doacrlbtd aa
"tr", h
UaJalltna Ha mat
JWOBBOBOiaa
tBChalralOMBlab . ,
Taa Obatri. richly orBtmcDlaJ.
Two Baoinatab Lanlra Tabic.
Oaa email aad oao Card Tabic,
Oao Koacwooa rlBBo
Oao Cyi aad Stool for aamo
Podr acta BooBatlB Wlautow Ci
ttrlalie.
Two tote flao i-o uanaiae
Tiro lario alio btantla bllrrvre,
TcrolarfOBio fUrOaaaaa,
""""c'rtVuBEErrjBMTUBE
Flf 0 haadMrno. boat qaality Braaaala Cdrpoll
Koaowood aad Walat lladitcada.
Kaoowood BBd WbIbuI Looagaa,
Koaawood aad Walaut Uarotaa, marblo lop,
IlCaewood aad Walnut Ttaliodt, marble lop.
&jorBno Wardrobca. , ,
BtirMaoe, BoUlerc, Pillow, CouforU. and. Ued
x ' apTcade
LUib iboota. Bolder an 4 Pillow Caeca
Obatra. toBiutidaa aad (J traer Hacka
Aad ta oaah rooia . bllfc, Bop aad LteoCarUln
PIWINO.KOOU
Obc BraeaaU Carpot, kaadaomo patlera.
Oao HlloatloB Table,
SWOlToblalaC Cbalrs ,
oo Bora, IwoBldebOBrJe
Oao Mirror, oao Haalal Clock,
Complete eapply of Chlaa.
CBUaryaadYabloWBrB.
Bilcer ptaiadToBBtrvlM t
Btlf er platM Ctora, Vorke and Kpoaa
Oao olcBBBt Broaaela . Carpot ,,
OaBoleiaal Walaal Library Tabic
Chat r a aad LoBBiatiiiaBlftt.
hair a aaa
bb LlbraM
UBO) laiBrary Maaugaroi
Oao Koy Choir L
TwoBao vraiaiilBookoBtei.
mvl"BiooraU Booka, UelodlBB- Ibo Ubb.
fgaay a ionca.ii
olan Booka,
alaarailba. com old
Itinil t Baiiiiaai nuiuyin, t , ...-...
tbTkovlow, be
Tkreo aaU bilk Bep OorUloa
ansina noio
k.u .kla iktlk tfan
lart ftaaia. Bppruvod patlera. wltb Fa ml
larocomploic
Two Uerrlaaratore , , ,.,,,,
ChBlra. Tablea, qtBcawt,ani uUntllc la full
Uli a,.
IB BOB W
Jioe iBBlltboChambora.
at Kaak aad lUllCbalra. , ,
tlAlAth aaJ flartaat nnai alia naaaaaa anil atalra
v"'iT.."i.T"i:""i:- ": r.z"r. T-jz.L-iiz. -
111 BI H UUa, u an, a VI IBB BBIU SVkB VI
Bmia
hand rod aad atihtyflve. (11,1 Improved br a
f...u l')l
BF TWa, af aa ara.r r ta. Orpfak.t Goart af la ,
n . UT-'-' f'.M.r Ulu(ift7UtbM.i.
I Hero.., tTtuk.
"Tjft '. bb4 aHMBBila iMlHmv
"" ! in vrVkHiktaaa.
VE. tfW ll4BlBfBBfBr ttfllX0r-
it
Mll
rBMUYtttfrn tha ttf bt t mtli at tba rtik a ad
V(lhL4aitlBv parchavar br tdvartlitnc
f.5 Tf"J . MiPPr prlaUd aad pab
l5W!wranjiWi.T,,,MiiT-
Vf 1tlBl 4b4 of lri oUd Ibo inh 4r of
ftbfj , P.lWB.Md itaorood la-LlbrTBd
n. Ff f. folia UT, at aoo. oa of Ibo Uad rotorda
for WBoblatto- coBily. P, C.. I will Milatpablla
bboUbi a IHURtDAT, Ibo 1Kb 4a- r bBOBmbar,
, MUa'aiok il.oi ibo proialaM. ar fa
.BBiJtiowa.'alllkiai uloeaar krareolofsroBadktlta.
lit ai aj uuaa, y an., vi bbiu avaai ) vi i
aBOVOBiwoJi louf, I wan vaiiainaai ); Wl pa real
of f roundls tb OUT of Waobtngtoe, baow U
haddaacrtbel ae lot aniODarcJ uiuotaan ll )lo I
liaaliaita'a aobdlvlaloB of Bauaro Dam bar ad two I
tuav atery pr-.eedbrtek froul PwalllBg'bouaa,
rewaeUiae trlumlaga, and containing alxteea
CoBifBrUble roonie. situated upoa tbo atuth aide
of K etreet agrtb, bctweea Twelftb aad Thirteenth
Termel,OtoaibbaUBeolB throe, als alae
and twelve pOBlhe from date, accured by deed af
trael poa tba premlaoe All cuaveyanctng gad
rcvcBUcatampB at IheoxpeBee of purcbaaer, A
depoell of BJJO will be J-oLlr4 wbea the boo.ee It
faolt'dBdl Auctloieiri,
Auction Balti.
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W. BUTKLKR.
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JYTrV. t. WAM, CO., Auction-.!-,,
H. 3U J UXJ Q-ifc.j tJrVf l'tibirl
JTltALttltiUB ItOUSl AIID LOT AT AUCTIVK,
uii raunijti 'Al tbtnuun, mi ton
pore
"V"'1 poreheai tb-ne anote FT'i, wal
S.34 percheei Ihoaoc aorih 4, wet 41 74 ir nbca
f? V11,lil,,,,",?l."wi k 6I I tub., to
lbobcilBaB,aaBialBlhBS7 lOOafrte
Trrmeol hale: Oaa third cab ralaico tli and
twoltomoBtba Coaveyaaclaf and atampe Btctl
of parcbaaor TwbitBto dollare mail bo do
pokttadapoa (befall of lha btmmr. If Ibctcrrua
a BBolooupllcdwUhwUbla Bra dayo fmm day
ofaa a,lhouadertl(aal rcaorvca tba rlhl to re
aall tba properly hi tbo rlak aid jil of tbo de
fBBUlac parcbaaor.
. , , b B CAHPEltTIR.TBeUc
Tbo Property I B'or CoadnU Koad tad about
obc mite northfreetofDrAVBre !(,
ct (da . rilOB POWLllfQ Anal
-YCltAS.W.noTKLKU, Auctioneer
Si (Hneeaaaor lo J, U. AlcUalio It vo ,i
Cor act of Teatb atreet oad feaaaylt anla avenue.
BAT,XO?TIH8TcUftirABmBTT0RlUTUKI.
ABABtV WBW CAKrIT BO, ll CUMA
ABD QtABS. PLATBD 000 Dfj, fto ""
Ob TDRoDAY UOHH1M0. Movctabar U, com.
menrlif at lOo'clork, I chB.ll atll, at tbo private
roaUeace of a family about rameviac from tic
city, al Bo 430 T alrcct. b.tw.aa Klijtb and
Sev Blha(rota.eB otlaPaivecollociloB or aoarly
bow Brat-Uta UosiaholdrBralluro, vmbriclai la
r-rt. vlir
Walant Parlor lalta, upl.3 lUroJ It freer, velvet,
10 plecoe '
Larte itlt fratuerreatb plilo Dor Olaai, MtH,
with gilt table aad ronatctlof ooralooe
II aad an an a Walant inn a ..,u r.V..
Ulll aad I alald Leoaptloo Cbalra
vrr BBBuaomo naiaat x-acierc, wut tairrur back
aad marhlaBlak
Onealal Bad other Fancy Cbalra
MMviinru, iiimvif bbu wiBcrwarrcia
Valaat Knara and tlllalnalia
Oak Library Ha I, a tlin literati Ib f iccb rep, bob
aiaiiBi or enperior Turklih iiouaic. a Arm
ehalra. aad 4 Mda rhalrm
Oakbtaiblo top Coatr Table
Oak Hat Bark, wlib la.rble alab, aad Ooltilo
Oak Marble top StJaloatJ. trltumcJ wlib walnut,
and mirror back
Oak bilcaeioa and Dlnlm Table
oak tMalaaChalra
OiU pitr ulaae aa 1 Table
voaraflpanQraoiianaiBBirjftamDarBuIU.BBUhed
Uarble top and oibcr acta of Cotuie Cb ember
fBraltaro
Bcpcrlftrcurtcd lli'r Mtllreaace. Fathar Boltttra
BBdPlliowe. Walant aaa other Wardrobe
Fine frcacb Cblaa DLaotr Set
itgperlorUlaaaware, Table Cutlery, RllvrrUll
uwama., hbbiii bbu bui vrgaiacgii Biawhrt a
CooklBf mve, haJtft or.BBdotUrrritovca, Ha
frlferaivr, Kl cheu larallure. Cooking Bequl
atua, fte
Thla la a far altraatlva aala Ida .. Vla
tborouibty ferula btd with Brit tlaaa aooda, all vf
rhien la la excclleat eondltloo Tartoa caab
CUAB W. BuTELBir,
WQllMt Aactlonfier
tPO-llOllltOW MAI' UK TOO
1 tail ; t'mure to-day NO Wl with
A. S. PI! ATT r. W.PIUTT. in
their Jtnt-cla. prompt paving cotnpa
ni' the Exceltior Life, New York ;
the Phanix (Fire) of Hartford, Ct.; Vie
ronkert and New York Fire, New
York. Office: No. 3,1'. ii. 0, A, Build.
intj, comer of Ninth and D itrctts.
ocau
F
IRU. "UOUU." A. 8. rilATT
tc SOif halt been appointed Agents
for the "Home Insurance Company of
New lork," cash capital $2,000,000;
atscls between $1,000,000 find $5,000,000.
TAtJ sterling company is too well and
favorably known tn this city and
throujliout the United States to require
any extended notice from us. Those
who now hold its policies, or toto may
hereafter insure tn if, must feel that
they are perfectly secure tn the event of
loss to the fall amount of their uuur-
U KITED BTATEfl FATIKT orriCB,
Wnaiiaroi. D. II . Ort 11. 110).
Ob (ho rtli-ta of William W Hcdbbil. or
Philadelphia, fenn , praying for lbeextn lea of
anrnteet KraoEcd lobliuoa lb lid dav of January.
ISM eat to leaned oa the lflth day of Jauaarr. IBM,
foraa Improvement ta bccaB.ric Kiploatvefcht-llai
i ib viaaroi nil ia uniiiuir in cat do
TTBITID hTATKB PATBJT OrflCB,
J WAimaoTOB, PC , October 28, 1KB
Ob Ibe pctltioa of J, Al Pjttc, or Blackatono,
UaaaaahBaetta. nravlnar for tho aiLaaalan af a.
patent g aalcdlo blmoalhe tOthday of jaasary,
1606. foraa .laproveaiCBt Ib Uaoulaea for Culling
Flocka aad Paper Xloak i
tllaerdered that the lelliojir la (bleraae bo
cloacd oa (be IJib day of DecrBIber aaiit Ibat the
ttma'ir Bllegargumeata aad tbo Xtamlaar'a re
port bo limited to Ibo Jin day of January next,
aad that aald petition, bo beard ob tha link day of
Janaery pcil. Any peroo raar oipobo thtaex'
lOOBIOD OJavalWBla O iJUI.
ba.1 tviw iioBwiMimir nt reieniR
rpUIBIoTO 0IVJ HOTICB THAT TUB BUB.
X urlber baa obtained from Iho Urpbaaa' Coort
of Waablagtoe county, In the Dlalrlcl of tjulnialll.
laltere of adtulalatrallou W B , on tha para teal
eaiateof Jaaine I), Jon bob, late of Wa-lilngiun
cooaiy aloreaald, deaeaaed. All pertoua faavloa
o talma agalotl Ibo aald deceaeedara boreby warard
iltvaa nadar iot ha a J ihla Hit. dar of Nnanlia.
IStW WM, L P011LOP,
boib WW jtomiQiiiraior w a
OntDOpetlttea of iTirm J
(InltLli. i.t Wl
Cornwall, Cobb . praylag for (ho oxtaBaloa of a
fateut granted to aim ob tbeSOih day of Canary,
Uo. for an ImprovemeBt lu appaiatuefr Healing
lalldlBia b Ktaaui
Itlaorderod thai the teettmony le tie caiaba
laaad aa Ihettth Jtrol Daeaiabar navtt that tha
lime for flllag ariuracnta and tha ExamiBar ere
Dortbe llnltad to the Tth da of Jtiaai nail.
aud that aald potltloa bo beard oa tho Ixib day of
Jaauary Best. Aoyperaoo mar oppnao lb la ex
taaaioB bHUKLb VlHIlKll.
auo-rx omuiaaiuBovoi rataata
BEll.lfiOfl
A sola C Jonea br Job )
f, ABBllaBCXtinCBU, I .
'a V W.i ITUEnn Iv Tlnrbai B
frank Vf Jo nee aad I
Ob motlos ol ibe complainant, by Jubo J John-
appearance lo be eutcred hereto oa or before the
nrat raia any occarriag inriy oayo aitar ibh naio)
otherwlae llio cauaewllUbe proceeded wllhaela
cae of default
ruceepyieti . j
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Waablaitoa county ta Ibe Dlalrtcl of Columbia ,
I attar cut edmlalatrallon ob (bo peraoaal aviate of
Uabdolpb CoiLi. lata of WeabluKtoa cmnty
agal at tba atfd deceaaed are bcreby warned
lo exhibit Ibe earne, with tbc vonrbare Ibereof, to
Ibe eabecrlbar, ouor before the 9th day of Hovam
ternext i tbey may olberwlac by law be excluded
from all Boaanl af tba aald oilate, .
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WMBimTDIt KCTI HI) HfRgMllHI
iRTiRVAL.RtTnui receipt! yetferdfty
were tB0S,9U.43.
CokimiirOKiBDiil'iolinoteiptcled to
rclurn to WaihlDjtoo, from.Hftooo, until
Wedoeiday t
Tb voik of faraliUng fractional csr
reocj aod legal-tender notee will be reiunied
with the fell force of employeca on Monday
next.
Hot. Rudir W. Cunxc, Third Auditor,
rctnrned here yetterda, after an ahflcneo of
ten dji at hli home, in Clermont county,
Ohio.
Tui riTMMT of peoiloa claJmi for tho
lait year nhowi that twlca bb macU wbb dl
barsed to widow, orphAnt Bod'depemlcDt
felntlre. mthero wu to dUtblod eoldlori.
tf.U-aT.WAurer
Bpranet'Bofflco wrB seat to New Tork
yeatenlBj to coaot tbo foiled fandi la tho
utr-Trtaiary. .
Tna ntciini of the FrccJmen'i Doreau
glaco hi organUttlon on January 1, 1603, to
Angnit 31, 1809, amounted to 113,063.393.40.
The expoadltarcB for tho samo pcrto.1
amounted to $U,3J9,O3S.10.
Tub IsTBBtoa DEPAiiT-teaf LjnaABT.
TL Becretary of tha Ioterior has ordered nil
the book! of the Ioterior Department library
returned beforo tho flnt of December, with a
Tlew of haying a now catalogue mado, quite
anomtttrofrolnmei UATlng beou and more
about to be added to tho collection
HoY.a W. A. RionABosof, Atitatant
Secretary of the Treasury, has brought hU
family to Waehlngtoo, and Is located at the
residence of Hon. B. B. French, No. 37
East Capitol street. It Is hoped tho Judge
and family will find It agreeable to spend
the winter la Washington.
Natal OriDiBB. Ensign E. 8. Frlmo to
the Frolic Assistant Paymaster Wm. M.
I'rcBtoa to duty la the paymaster's depart
ment, nary yard, Washington Carpenter
ITenry T. Leslie to the receiving ship Toto
mact Ensign J. D, Adams detached from
the Frolic and p'aced oa waiting orders.
Tub vsual sbibio or tbi Cabixit was
held yesterday) all tho members present ex
cept Secretary Boat well and Attorney Gene
ral Hoar, both of whom are at their homes
In Massachusetts, where they spent their
TbanksgtTlng. Tho Treasury Department
was represented by Acting Becretary Rich
ardson, and tho Attorney General's Office by
Assistant Attorney General Field.
Dictator Hsabd Fbom. The following
telegram was received yesterday at the Nary
Department, from Captain E. R. Calhoun,
commanding Uulted States steamer Dictator!
Avvffva. airmarj of int javwl
I bar tha booorto reoort our antral Ibla
morolDr, with convoy alt Insood. condition.
We had two xalet, one oU lUtleraa, lha other
eretily mllca from here. The laet ffale wbb
rcrr aevcro. Tha nialalnr'a hahavliir wii a.
iclleot, provlnr htreclf a if ood ica-boat.
Tub Blue Book. The material for tho
biennial register Is coming lu qulta briskly,
and Is being prepared for the printer. There
re yet a. Dumber of reports to come In
which will prevent the matter from going
to press for some time. This delay arises
from the fact that lu some of the bureaus a
considerable correspond en ca Is required -to
obtain the necessary Information.
Seniors Destruction or Iidiax Goods.
The Indian Bureau yesterday received the
following telegram from Major George M.
Randall, Indian agent t
Fort Sully. Nor, U. llr9 AH tke annuity
S40da and clolhlnr for the Indiana, at tbo
beyenoe aconcr, UaflotB lmitorr, wbb do
trojed by tiro, all o'clock, a. tn , at thla post.
The burning of these goods at this time,
occurring at a season when It will be Tory
dlQcult, to replace them, Inflicts a loss far
greater than their money yalue.
" -National
Theater. "Kathleen Marour-
ncen" was produced lasteTeulug to an ex
cellcnt audience, notwithstanding the In
clement weather, It being the occasion ot
Mrs. Walking' benefit. This afternoon a
matinee will be glTeo, when "Kathleen Ma
Tonrncen" will bo again produced, and this
evening will bo tbo last opportunity of wit
nessing this beautiful and In teres ting drama.
Ou Monday "Nora O'Neal'1 will be pre
sented. Tub Wcbelt Republican for this week
contains t An obituary of tho late Amos
Kendall, particulars of the funeral, and the
eloquent discourse upon his religious life
and convictions delWcrod by Dr. Samson)
Interesting Sunday reading) speech of lion.
Lewis McKcnilc on our railroad connections)
the Church troubles In St. John's parish)
tho Worklngmen's Assembly and tho eight
hourlaw) an Interesting letter on tho labor
question In the South, together with ft va
riety of Interesting articles on general sub
Jects.
IIeruanjv, tub Maoician. This cote
bratcd conjurer will make bis appearance In
our city on Monday night, at Metxcrott Hall,
lie has performed In New York with remark
able success, attracting largo and fashion
able audiences. Ills slelghtof hand tricks
are said to bo positively marvellous, being
performed without the aid of tho usual par
aphernalia employed by magicians, and the
admiration Is still more excited by the fact
that tha majority of his feats aro performed
lu the midst of the audience. We recollect
to have gazed with delight and woudcr at
the manipulations of nermann somo years
ago, and can speak with certainty of the
excellence of bis entertainment Seats may
be reserved by application at Metzerolt's
music store.
Tns Question or Rank in tub Navt.
Secretary Robeson has appointed the follow
ing named officer a board to examine Into
the difference existing between the officers
of the Hoe and thoio of the stall of the navy
In regard to rank i Commodore Melaneton
Smith, Chief of the Bureau of Equipment
and Recruiting) Commodore James Alden,
Chief of tho Bureau of Navigation) Com
modore At L. Case, Chief of Ordnance) Cap
tain Ammcn, Chief of the Bureau of Yards
and Docks) Chief Engineer James W. King,
Chief of tho Bureau of Steam Engineering)
Surgeon Pluckncy, Chief of the Bureau of
Medlclao and Surgery, and Paymaster Dunn,
Chief of the Bureau of Provisions and
Clothing. The board will meet aud organize
on Monday next.
Validity or Confiscations Madb bt
TUB CONFEDKHATS STATES. A CBS0 U pond
ing beforo tho Supremo Court of tho United
States which involves the validity of title
obtained by a purchaser at a sale under con
fiscation mado by tho Confederate States
pursuant to their sequestration act of August,
1801, One Mr. Lee, a resident of rennsyi
vanla, prior to tho war owned a largo flock
of sheep In Texas, which were In charge of
an agent. At tbo snlt of tho uonieaeraie
Government they were confiscated, and ono
Knox become the purchaser at tho sale.
After the war Mr. Leo brought suit la tho
Circuit Court for tho District of Texas to
recover damages of Knox for tho wrongful
WASHjCNGTON. D.C., SATDRDl NOkBER 20, 189.
taking of the sheep. Tho verdict was for
the plaintiff, tho coort Instructing the Jury
that Knox obtained no title by his purchase
Appeal Is taken, Knor; Insisting that as the
Confederate States were a 0t ftdo Govern
meat, having1 acknowledged belligerent
rights, ft title possessed by them la pursu
ance of conflicAtloa was valid. Their right
to exercise the power ns a means of war was
undoubted
Bscaiixo Up Illicit Stills. Advices
received at the Internal Revenue Depart
ment show that the squad of cavalry which
has been aiding the revenue officers In break
ing up Illicit distillation la Virginia Is doing
good service. In Botetonrt and Craig coun
ties, In tho Sixth district, several stills were
found, Ibe'dlsttllers 'arretted and held for
defrauding the Government, &nd about 800
gallons of brandy seized. The Eighth dis
trict was also vUltedanda largo number of
stIUs discovered and parties Arrested la Mont
gomery, Pulaski, Bland, AndTaxewotI coun
ties. On Rich mountain, two miles away
iruin pdj rvBu or paia, anumocroi suns
wero seized, and a large quantity of whisky,
beer, and brandy couflncatcd. Supervisor
Emery, of Tennessee, ntso reports, under
date of tho 14th Initaut, successful ope rations
against distillers In the First and Becoud dis
tricts or mac e.aj.o. in Anderson county.
SeCOhd district Of rcnneiieo. I)nntt Marahnt
Edmundson, who had been left In charge of
viuq (.mi ouu n quantiiy oi wuitxy seized.
was attacked and overpowered by a crowd
of men. belnu ft dozen or more, and In initu
of a most determined resilience, tbo property
was taken away from htm.
Indian Affairs w Wtomino Tebbi
tobt. Tho followlog letter from Gov.
Campbell was received yesterday i
Wxomibq Tissitost. Exictjtivn Dsr.tTMiirT, 1
. . . CUAVBXBB.ltoV.S, IWtf I
OaxgnALiI hftvo the honor to make tho
following: report In relation to a recent raid of
Sioux Indiana ta the vicinity or tott letter
man i
Oa the night of Thursday, the 281U ult , a
huotlng party, comletlnt ofUree met. of "K
eompany, 3d cavalry UeKenna, MoAllltter
and Wentworth-wer attaeked about flf teen
mtlee from tort retlertn an bra party of about
00 Sioux of lied Uloud'a baad, and JUeKenna
and MoAUleter lattsntlr killed. Weotworth,
who is aa old hunter sod accustomed to deal,
toe; with Indians, eianped aod on mo into the
poat tha neat moraine;.
Upon Wcalworlh'ereportofthefiicti.UBPt.
Won, ibo oo mm lading officer at Fort t ettcr
rasa, loetantly UUpatenedOapt. Lagan, with
Mb eorapanr,'(K, Bdcaralry,) in pursuit or the
Indian, but they were unabla to orertsks
them They fJuud the bodice or th soldiers.
Tbe Indiana ha J left them without either
scalping or mutilating then., an I their guoe,
ammunition gut cqui,ia.enta wero all undis
turbed. Oao of tho Itoraea belong-lnn; to the
Boldlcrs had been shot and lelt, The other
three were taken by tbolndl-.ni lltack Ool
and another AtMpal. j chief, of Medicine
Man's band, aoeompaiiio 1 Jpt, l.-l'u'i com
pan y an guides
All ngree that thest Indians were Sioux, of
RedUloud'o band, rtbout sixty let number. It
Ic en inecd by many that Joha UichArJ.jr,
lata Indian trader at Fort Fottrrman, wae the
leader of (be baud. After Itlcbard murdered
the soldier at ort telterman, as reported In
my letter of September 2J, he eaoaped lo the
Indiana and loported to them that hs had been
at great expense to e;et iiermleilun to trade
with them, that he had aupptled himeelf with
cloth. Lead, arms, amniuuitlun, fco , for them,
and I hat after ho ha J got all ready to trrtle
the jicroilcilOB wae taken front him, ne It wae
to Intention of ibo whiles not to permit the
Indians ta have food or arms, and ae noon as
they wera completely exhausted to mn.ee aero
alt the Indiana on the plalne. ttieUhej-enne
and AtraiiAhoea both elalm tbtt UieharO
told tbitttory to them, Richard la aquatter
breed, of ltedUloud'e baud of Bloux) bt lea
man or some edueatlou, eunelderablo Inlelll
Ccnceand energy, and a daocorous character
lo ld a war priy.
It la my I tiiireealon that tho Sioux aro bent
on Uleohltf It le Baltl lhatthev aro ln.lla-i.aiil
nt the settlement of the Sweetwater country
br th miners, and at the Wind Klver valley
beiiiiceouuM.H,aMratl(vi fqrtho Saakea
I am la hopee, however, thatlholoua. Vim
soon bo foreea to go Into winter qusrtere, and
that we will have no further trouble with
them this season,
cry respectfully your obedient servant,
J. A Uamfdell,
uoveroor and Lx-ofllclo buttcrlotendaut of In-
dUaAffAln
A nc-orENiHO of tho Firth ward Mission
Skibbalh school, colored, will take placo Sun
day afternoon at 3 o'clock, at which Mayor
Bowcn, Generals Howard and Cblpman, and
many of the officials of this city are expected
to bo present. This school has boco under
tho supervision of Theodore F. Gatchcl, who
organized tbo samo la May last, under the
auspices of tbo Y. M. C. A., In au old build
log on Carroll hill, previously occupied by
tba Republican club of that ward, this
building being unfit for services In cold
weather
Mr. Gatchcl procured a bulldluir ou First
street east, between U and U streets south,
which be has bad, through voluntary con
tribution, fitted up and mado comfortable
fer tho winter. The school has an average
attendance of 110 scholars, beside mauy
parents of the children, who avail them
selves of tho opportunity of learning to read
tbe scriptures. Mr. Gatchel Is a zeatous
worker, and has dono much to advance tho
cansoof Christ In that vicinity, and should
bo encouraged lu stich an enterprise.
f.ntast Telcffrnphle rirovltlea.
Tho hearing In tho Erie railroad cases at
Akron, Ohio, has been postponed until Fil
day next.
A large quantity of refined oils, together
with the oil refinery of Hood & Co. at Akron,
Ohio, wero destroyed by fire yesterday.
Tho indications point to a large attend
ance at tho Alabama 8tate Fair, at Mont
gomery. Tho consolidated Cleveland, Zanesvlllo
and Cincinnati, aud Pittsburg, Mt. Vernon
and Columbus Railroad Companies will bo
known as the Cleveland, Mt. Vernon and
Delawaro railroad, with General Jones, of
Mt. Vernon, as superintendent after Decem
ber 1.
The international sculling match between
Wultor Brown, of Portland, Maine, nnd J.
U. Sadler, of London, occurred on tho Tyne,
near Newcastle, England, yesterday. Brown
wou by two lengths.
Members of tho Society of tho Army of
the Tennessee are returning to their homes
from Louisville.
The schooner Arrow, which was driven
ashore near Chicago, ou Tuesday night. Is a
total wreck. Tho officers and crew, eight
In number, wero lost whllo attempting to
reach tbo shore la a life boat.
Tbe suit of tho Erie Railway Compauy
against Vandcrbllt has been set for trial In
New fork ou tho 20 111 Inst.
Pere Hyaclntho went to Boston jcst'rdiy.
Too much snow on the roof crushed tho
Chicago skating rink to tho ground yester
day. JelT, Davis was serenadod In Memphis
yesterday, bat declined to make a speech.
Gen, Barry was shot In Darant, Miss , by
a man named Stephens, because ho made an
Incondlary speech to negroes. Stephens has
not been arrest od.
Tup; exhibition by tho Mississippi State
Fair Association o.ieued ou Thursday under
tho most favorable auspices. Iho weather
was fine. Mr. Wesson, esq, tba president
of the association, delivered an address, aud
tho display was admirable.
Tub New Orient 7m sa) that ou
Wednesday night last Mr. Ursln Zerluguo,
an eminent planter of tho parish of St.
Charlci. was brutal) innrdereJ on his plan
tatlon by u negro, who shot bltn through
tba heart. Mr. zerlnguo was universally
respected throughout too country.
A cash of torpedoes was being hoisted nt
Miller's candy factory In Now Orleans, when
It fell) an explosion was the result, by vtbkh
two 01 IUO etopiojCLS wuro kuiuu. uuuoiu
crabla damage was doue to tbu building and
contents.
Tub threatened duel between tho editor of
Is Vays, ot Furls, and Hochefort has been
avcruJ. Tho lattir mado a sail factory
explanation.
A cabli qUsDatch from Madrid says that
the Republican prisoners will not bo sent to
Cuba.
TQIENEW&BY'CABLES
The Xnrrtil rtB ?. nt
ABcber at Bitter Lake fwr Ik
Bflctlt laXte.slT! Dmf.ajlrtflofiB
tl IamBllia.-Cra.nd Bull at ate. Bn
tieS ky Bf. Lb Tbo rroncb.
Erapralsiae (b Wft7 vMonm-
lncin voyage).
iBMAUaU. Nor 19 Evenloga Tho lnau
garatlon fleet has arrived at the light-homo
In Bitter lakes, and bas anchored for the
night. The fleet will reach the Rod Be to
morrow
SECOND PIIPATCff.1
iBBtaitii. Thursday sight. Nor. 18
There are fortT-aaren sAturnlne attires itaw
at this station, with an average ioooage ol
oo thousand tons.
Ta largest Teasel of the fleet Is ft Haitian
frigate, which draws IT feet S Inches. '
The buildings In IsmatlU'are filled with
guests and other visitors. The snrroundlng
plains aro covered with tents of native tribes,
who are assembled here lnjmmense nnmbers.
This afternoon an exhibition was given of
evolutions of Arab horsemen and other na
tive sport on ft vast scale. The Emoress
Eugenia was ft spectator. Agrand ball Is Inl
progress to-night.
Tbo lake la front of Ismallta Is brilliantly
Illuminated, and the sccno I one of great
splendor.
M. Lesseps gave a banquet this evenlog
to the representatives of the Chambers of
Commerce, members of tho press and others.
tuibd msrATcn.
IsuAtLlA, Friday Morning The fleet of
steamers sailed this a.m. for Suez, Eugenie's
yacht Algle taklog tho lead.
Prince Mettcrnhh, tho Austrian Ambas
sador to Paris, has arrived here.
SPAIN.
The Drake of Clone). Prepeelan.Tk
Dlabop of nTftn Charred wills At-triaptln-r
to Eseap wllh 100,000
A leual Island In ibo Paciflenrarrd
Constitution far Port Bteo flab
milled Co tho Carles.
Mapbip, Not. 10 The nomination of tbe
Dnko of Genoa to the throne has received
tho support of 101 Deputies.
Accusations uato been filed In the Su
preme Tribunal of Justice against the Bishop
of Havana. One charge made Is that ho at
tempted to fly lo Glbralto, with tho sum of
$100,000, and his destination, though osten
sibly Gtbralta was doubtful.
Somo symptoms have appeared of another
Carlist rising In Spain. The authorities aro
on their guard.
It Is reported that tho Government Is con
sidering a proposition to establish a penal
colony on one of the Spanish Islands ou the
Pacific ocean. The Journals adrocato the
measure on the grounds that the completion
of tho railroads across tbo American con
tinent will facilitate the commercial rela
tions between Spain and her possessions In
the Pacific, whose resources may still be de
veloped by colonization.
The constitution for the Island of Porto
Rico has been submitted to tbo Cortes. It de
clares Porto Rtcoa province of Spain, permits
public inciting In tho presence of tbo au
ihnritli or their vepn-jcntatlvcs, but pro
hibits thiBdiarnftslonof slavery. Many Im
provement and reforms aro granted.
UBCAT BB1TA1BT,
Herloucj Illoe-BB oftlie ArohbUbop of
Canl.ruarj-Th0 Waste of Coal In
Iho Nar jr.
London, November 10. The Archbishop
of Canterbury Is seriously 111.
The Times calls attention to the new regu
lations made by tbe American Government,
economizing the use of coal In the navy, and
says they deserve attention In England, al
though our expenditure of coal has never
been so lavish as that which provoked the
Interference of tho American Navy Depart
ment. The American Government Is taklog most
decisive measures to abate waste. Cruisers
aro restricted to allowances of coal, which
must not be exceeded. This economy is not
without drawbacks. Tho nse of sails, which
It requires at times, Involves expense for
rlggb'gt and Increased crow) bat on the
wholo tho saving will bo considerable aud
this example of thrift might bo followed
hero as far -as tho 'margin of our practice
fund will permit.
FUABICK.
Letter from an Opposition Member
Bninor of a Ministerial Change
Uenled.
Paris, Nov. 19. Bancs, one of the depu
ties who signed the recent Opposition mani
festo, has written a letter explaining that
the document Is but the minimum pro
gramme of tho policy of a party whose
labors will not coaso, until on the ruins of
personal government It establishes the re
public. Paris, Nor. 10. Tho Journal OJfUUl de
nies that there 1 any foundation for tho
rumor that a Ministerial change Is content
plated.
Dry Ooods.
The general conditions of the market for
dry goods are Inactivity and a tendency to
lower prices) but these aro net unusual
symptoms at this season of the year, and
they Indicate nothing of an unfavorable
character.
Tba market for prints has continued more
active than for any other class of domestic
cottons, and prices have been on a very fair
scale for the season, and for tbe moro popu
lar styles the demaud has been quite up to
the supply. Sprague's fancies are selling
from Uret bands at 12U cents.
The demand for printing cloths In tbe
gray has not been llvetyi prices for 01 stand
urd. quality range from 11 to 8 cents. Brown
sheet loirs and shirtings are selling la limited
qaautltles) Apple ton A standards are held
ut 15 cents, Laurel D at WJf, Amoskeak A
15H- The stock of standard sheetings lu
first bauds has been greatly reduced.
Bleached sheetings and shirtings are very
qniet, and without change of prices, though
they bare a weakening tendency. Cotton
flannels have been In a rather better demaud
for the best makes, and sales havo been good
for tho season. Cotton bags are unusually
dull and prices are weak. The small ship
ments of grain have a direct Influence on
these articles. Corset Jeans are In a consid
erably belter demand, and prices aro conse
quently firmer, though without any advance.
Rolled jaconets andslleslas are very quiet)
sales aro lu limited quantities, but prices are
steady. Cambrics aro not In demand and
prices are far from firm. Stripes and ticks
aro In rather better demand, but without
any marked activity t prices unchanged.
Ulughams are for the present la very small
demand, tbe active season for these goods
being passed. Muslin do lalncs are In fair
demand for tho season, and Prices are re
markably well sustained. Woolens gen
erally are dull, out without change of prices)
woolen shawls continue In good demand,
aud the popular styles command firm prices.
Cloths and cloaking are not to very good
demand, and prices are not woll malnuuiod.
Cusslmert.8 and satinets partake of the gen
eral character of tbo market, and show a
tendency lo lower prkcsj black satinets of
heavy weight are perhup an exception, and
are lu butter demaud. The demand for for
ttlgn goods Is very limited, even for tho
scasou, and prices are generally settling
down, except for a few kinds of goods re
quired for city trade. Tbe auction sales are
small, ana consul cnieuy or broken pact-
ares. The Importation aro Tery light,--,
t , 1. IikteptnJent,
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT,
Fall af a Da lid lag-Nina ta Thlr-
teen Men Bnrled In tha Bains.
St. Looii, Nor. 10. This morning a por
tion of the largo new stone-front building
on the southeast corner of Olive and Fifth
streets felt with a terrlb'e crash, burying
from nine to thirteen men at work In tbe
basement.
Attbls writing six men have been taken
oat of tho ruins. Oue of them, Napoleon
Easton, has six ribs broken Two have se
vere wounds oo tbo head and their lungs
badly Injured, and cannot live. Francis
Beager was severely wounded In tbe spine,
and his hip Joint was badly twisted. John
Bwltzer was badly bruised on the head and
different parts of the body. A. L. Johnson,
Conrad All aod Joseph 8 tad berry wero
slightly lojured. Dcsperalo exertions aro
being m.daiq' 'extricate others from the
rains.
It appears that tbe foundation of ft portion
of the building had been settling somo days,
and while tho men wero shoving up a col
umn In the basement to put under It a new
Iron plate, the portion of the wall thirteen
Inches thick, resting oa the top columns In
tho basement and extending to tho roof,
came down with a crash, bringing with It
about forty-fire feet of the outsldo south
wall of tho building.
Everything fell luwardlyi and, therefore,
no one on the street was lojured.
The part of tho building which fell was
IS by 33 feet, extending to the Inward
courts.
THE ALABAMA LEU ISLATl'RE.
Proposed Legislation In Regard lo
the Maalelpallty er Mobile Tha
Mebcjot tgaeallan aad Railroad
MonToOafEBT, Nov 19. In tho Senate to
day a bill was Introduced by a Senator from
Bel ma to vacsto the municipal offices of
Mobile. The bill authorizes tbe Lieutenant
Governor, Speaker of the House andAttor
ney General to appoint the Mayor and
Aldermen of Mobile, to hold for three yean.
The Senator from Mobile denounced tbe bill,
and said that Mobile asked for no eueh leg
islation. Resolutions were offered and referred to
abolish tbe board of school commissioners.
This board has full legislative authority,
passes bills and appropriates tbe school
funds. A Senator Bold they absorbed all tho
fuods and kept tho schools closed.
In the House, a commltteo was appointed
to confer wltn certain railroad presidents In
reference to freight charges that discrimi
nates against the citizens of the State, aod
a bill was Introduced to allow tbe State in
dorsement of tho bonds of the Mobile aod
Alabama grand trunk railroad.
The Ship Building latere Import
ant Meeting In New YorU-foncreaa
to be Memorialised to Steinove
Taxes ou fthlp Bnltdlng Material.
New York, Nov. 19. At an Important
meeting of tho master shipwrights and Join
ers of tho association in this city to-day to
consider the best modes of revlvlog Ameri
can ship building, It was resolved that pctl
tions should be sent to Congress from the
leading shlp-bulldcrs and merchants of all
tho seaports of tbo Union, urging tun re
moral of taxes oo shlp-bulldlug materials.
because, If this were aono, tho Unit, fitatos
oould compete successfully with Europo In
ship building.
A committee was appointed to collect
and publish statistics on tho subject of tbe
decline of American ship building.
Tbo Hon. II. C. Calkin, a member of tho
Congressional Special Committee ou Ameri
can Shtp-bnlldlng, said uo could not an
nounce tho exact report of the commtltec,
but could assure tbe meeting that the com
mittee would make a very strong recom
mendation to Congress on tbo subject.
OOlelnl Returns or tho New York
Election.
New York, Nov.lO Tho olficlal returns
from the whole Btato show Nets' major
ity to bo QO.oOO. Total rote. GU.1W. Ro
publlcau decrease, 100,073. 1 jetuocraUo de
crease, 99,170.
THE DRATf BACK FITAt'DS.
Inrestlgatlou Resumed Further De
velopmentsThe Case Continued lo
Wednesday.
Nsw York, November 19. Thelnvcstlga
tlon of the drawback frauds was continued
to-day before Commissioner Osborne. Evi
dence having been given In the cases of both
Howard and Mulligan, It was shown that
tbe latter was virtually tho firm of B. M.
Johnson & Co., and'that Caldwell, who has
also been spoken of In the matter, bad been
heard to ask Mulligan to gb o him somo
facilities to perpetrate frauds.
Johnson (who was a witness) was appa
rently astounded when shown by tho District
Attorney a check for 150,000, payable to
Johnson or the firm of Mulligan, and said
he knew nothing of tho check.
The case was continued till Wednesday
next.
UOOD'H PUL1CT SUOPH,
elanro for Violation of Ilia Internal
Ueveune Law -109,0 00 Deficiency
In Tax Payment!.
Nsw York, Nov. 19. Since tho seizure of
tho main offlco and headquarters, at No. 391
Bowery, of Benjamin Wood aad other, tho
books that ho and his partner backed wero
sent In from various policy shops, and haro
been thoroughly examlnod. It Is reported
by Detective Robert Hunt, through whoso
efforts the seizure was mado, that tho do
flclencles In payment of tho first five per ceut.
tax on the gross receipts of tho offices backed
by Wood and his partners will amount to
nearly 1100,000) which amount will prob
ably bo paid to avoid a ch 11 suit, but such pay
ment will not affect tho prosecution of tbo
caso beforo Uulted Stales Commissioner
Shields.
TUANKSonrNO was generally observed lu
the Southern States. At Fortress Monroe
tbe day was observed by tho suspension of
work in all tbo public drparttucnts. Iti tho
afternoon, tho Maryland base ball club, of
Baltimore, played a picked nluo from tho
fort. The gamo resulted Maryland 9,
Dlckod nlno 3. At WUmluztou. N. C. most
of the bu.rlncs houses were closed, and thcro
were religious services in tho various
cburebes. About 8,000 persons attended the
Capo Fear agricultural fair. Pickpockets
and sharpors operated pretty extensively.
Several were arrested on suspicion, but were
released. In Richmond tho day was gene
rally observed tbo churches wero all opcu
and well attended and ull places of amuio
ment wero closed.
Vincent Colter arrived In San Fran
Cisco, from Alaska and British Columbia,
ou Wcduesday last, with a, petition signed
by forty prominent citizens of Victoria, and
addressed to President Grant, praying for
tho aunexatlon of British Columbia to the
United States. Auother petition of similar
import will bo forwardud to the Quccu.
It Is rumored Is Paris that tvio raemUr
of thoThler party will enter tbo Ministry
with M, Oliver. Agrand banquttnlll bo
given oolbeClUof December, In honor of
tbe returned French exile.
Gen. Fliubt, the Ftench Minister, tele-
trraititiaail fpnm fit Palavatinrrr Ihjtt the (7ar
I ha agreed to meet the Emperor Napoleon
m this winter
INO.240.
A Whit'ed Sepulchre !
HYPOCRISY UNMASKED
Exploits of a Morality Somter
Salltnp; Under Ft lac Color
A Hcandalone Affidavit About a Rean
daleuN Affair flerloua Charges
Attn I us I n Well-known Individual
What Oenrrool ee Alexandria
Three Interesting JVetgrroalro
Letters Ma-we I., Is oat or.
wet-t--at -! William
and UlaCarrU-AMlalrea
Deelared a TwIa'Miar
WHta a Wife A Tell
talo .Thologfrwwh:
The follow lor aflMfttft and tetter will be
UU' before Ut) proper aathorkles to
day. The criminal iBllmaey, which com
menced In tbo year 1807, has continued
almost uninterruptedly down to Jade, 1609,
when tho nun threw off the woman, who
swears she was ruined by him, and now she
makes this affidavit and exposes his guilt.
All the time this was golojr on, this man
was prominent In affairs of church and
morality a very wolf la sheep's clothing,
teaching with the Up, whllo his heart was
apparently steeped la tho depths of de
pravity. A man who makes himself promi
nent in the canse of morality ought to have
a guard upon his actions) and when he de
liberately departs from tho path of virtue
ho ought to be exposed. Thero can be no
doubt of the guilt In this case, fer the proofs
are oftho most positive and damning char
acter These things cannot be kept quiet,
for they are upon tho lips of scores or people
already, and publicity must follow. In mak
ing tho publication wo for good reasons
withhold tho full names for tbe present!
a. TIIS AFFIDAVIT.
n'ntkinohn Cettsfy. Dtitrtct n Columbia, si
Personally appeared before mi, a notary
nubile In and for tbo county of Witehloglon,
Mra. or Waehlnrton. U. O- who being
duly b worn, according to law, upon her solemn
oath , make a the followlngBtatemcntt That on
or about the ISth day of December, 1SQ7, . .
I eieie now ., ,) a h olUee of the Third
Auditor of the Trescurr Department, Invited
me to accompany aim an at toHipcrane ati
slot, to Vienna, Va , aod whits returning; from
eald excursion, becoming tick, I was compelled
to Btop Bt A.IOXBBUri, A Ifvat tv t'Ui c u.
my Intention, requesting- him to Inform my
family of the fact.etpectlng he would go oo
to Washington. After I had retired to my
bed, Lheard a knock at my door.ana suppoBini
lt tn hA nna nMha aarvanta of tho hotel. I ta-
heard a knock at my door.and supposing
..iiA.i HAAtn. in it .aaa kvhlH thai druip AnattoA
aod In walked Mr. r, saying, NowI've got
my ocioE Burprioou duibi...
ery L "wi",?:t!.r?tf "!3
Wl. ..m. avHit nlna aa Mr. V. BaBtd ladr. It
monat rated, whereupon he Belied me and
partly by fores and partly by entreaty hr
aeoompliahrd hi purpoee, my aadattlon. Thla
took place when Mr F. and myeelf were
clerks In the Third Auoicors omee
Hs afterward Inveigled me Into aaBeelgoa-
tlon nouee, wnerr, or lorco tuu iurrn u -
poeure, ho compelled me to eubmlt to him
.gain I further state 'that the aald .
.- has glren me Intoxicating liquors for
the purpose of aiding la aeeompltablog my
Thla oath la taken without force or persua
sion, of my own free will) and 1 further atetr
that i ha. with a family of three children.
I eea at the point of starvation, sod he has re-
lUeeU IO Bill Bt BIUE UI l.viupt.n, aaa, awaai.
Wla-nadl fllSS. -
Sworn to and subscribed before me, thla 10th
asyoinovBmoer, lew
Wm. II. Fbazieb, J. P.
Tbe -boeks of the Mansion House, at Alex
andria, show that on tbe date named above
" William Outbrle and lady, of Virginia,"
wen rttrif.tered llMrta. aad thehandwrltlnic 1
that of . . F,A attested by ono of
bl fellow cierxs.
The following are eople of some letters
totals woman, aiso suomuica oj ucr au
sworn to, ana an in uis own uaou"iinuBi
"WIIT
Mr DsAtiOARils! Will you mt tot at six
o'clock this evening at the eaat coniiw til
Jack eon Snu-.ro, eaat of Iho Preal ten re )(",
as I have aomethlnr very Interesting to tell
you, and I will soeyott s.f It whatever polni
you with to 60. A prompt reply lo this will
much uailre
(Signed) O "
wwbbtbb." . .
Mr Own Dzab Uabbui I received tour
letter yeeterday evening by fb hand of oui
friend Jaaies. and It affurds me adwre plena
urs to comply with your request, .,nwiu
that rou wilt be ae good ae your pmnlf.. ami
as I feared they would sot pay ue nlT in ivue
to redeem your watch and chain I havejuai
been ovrr to the bank and drawn tbe amoun
I wanted, and will take up tha articles thia
evening The reason I did uot eall on you
yeaterday evenlog tt looked like rain, and
tha. It taraa aa far. Hut 1 WBOt U IBB TOU
very muehtean you ootate me at lome other
Illiaoc. ji uBt HVBjvyi""
1 I am, very,, your (JCTasra
P. S Do not let any one see this. (1.
"WBTtT"
btv (inn UttttiTi You will not be sur
...1i.,.i.i ma aiMraaalfiariml thuai far TOU
C' w that from tbe nrst moment I aaw thai
r., face and charming form that 1 have loved
awre. ..u in aflVetloB. aa a twin atar
Llth m "lf. d " I wlU oulr. Craclous
,w'ln' tshallnover repent It. Meet mo this
ron?nr n 'ease, atlhesoulhessterndoorofthe
Treaaurr a Ba W,M " "" "7 "
wlahta.ro With ucTou are alwaraaaie, for
you know jot " " " " "'. '? ..Vo"
' Alweralhat F '
trrle. ob.keptprUaf. , p
a rno BArir.
Tho following cot Q,"0a'eDtP,fa"J,J0rt,l
tho back of a photot-Wfl- of " T Lo"
tbarloi , , .
Mra swears that th i"xhrco to L-r
by . F"" as a token 01 " -,,.,
'sworn to before me this 10 th da T of govern,
ber, IICB. W. M. .. B J
Tub Repobtehs' Visit to RictTkNo-.
Ono or those events that Is seldom ac&orded
to the lead pencil gentry, (that Is 0, day
from toll and trouble,) waa vouchsafed on
Ihursdaylast la tbe privilege afforded the
local reporters of Washington to "trip It"
llicnmona. iuo wnoie-souiea Virginia ais-
ttrlslnt; fourteen representatl
press, embarked on Wednesday evening ou
tbe ercr-rcliablo steamer Vandcrbllt, com
manded by the genial and accomplished
Davis Qulm, a genttomau too well known to
tbo traveling public to require encomiums at
our hands.
By "moonlight alone,'1 wo glided swiftly
down tho gluaoy-surfaccd Potomac, oiid
reached Aquia Creek about tnldulght, when
tbo party who were pressing "on to Rich
mond," disembarked and entered ono of tbe
superb and elegantly appointed new cars of
tha Klcbmond, Fredericksburg aud Potomac
Railroad Company, which was specially pro
vlded for tbo occasion, uudcr direction of
Peter V Daniel, esq., tbo jtopular president
of tbe road. Tho train was in charge of
Mr, Wm. L. Strattou, whoso solicitude for
tbo comfort of his passcogcrswosa "decided
success," as tbe big bills frequently an
nounce. At 4 o'clock on Thursday morning Rich
mond was descried, and shortly after our
parly was comfortably ensconced In that
palatial edifice, the King Bco of hotels, the
"Spotswood," conducted by 0. B. Luck,
esq . whoso name alono Is symbolla of one's
falling Into tho cry best of bands. Tbo
guests urcattiastca at v ou o Clock, one
which tbevwere taken In cbirtro In tho
Richmond gontlcmcn, Mem. Jamra P.
uow a ruin, jr., or the UMichi truest wins,
11. W. Ulltls, Alfred Uouutt and George
Wilde, of tho Afof Jourtxali W S. Gllroan
aud John Graeme, of the Ir'Aty, If. C. This
ley, of the Associated Press) E T. Cutbbcrt,
TUt hmnrnt aiwlal nf tho NuW York JitTlUU,
aud Wt I. Chosterraan, of tbe Petersburg
imiVr, and escorted lo tho Governor's man
slon, In the Capitol square, where they wero
received by (jo vera or Gilbert C. Walker, of
Virginia, who took each of tbo "prea gang"
by ibo baud, i pressing his gratlflcatlou aud
.i.alrn that tbe knot of cordiality between
the representatives of tbo newspaper press
throughout the Union may never bo loosed.
From tbe Governor's mansion tho parly
wa ccorua 10 many pom is 01 iuierei,
slopping on lho "march" at Zltell' "Rich
moud Delmontco," where refreshment were
provided and partaken of wltb considerable
vim. Among tbe lotah tie visited wtro
thoaoot tbo celebrated Llbbey plsou aud
Castle 1 hunder, Manchester, Mayo' bridge,
D. G. Guenglltnt' J me River steam brew,
ery, near tho Koeketts. nhero an eactUeut
Tlew of th "Jeeiiu" and Richmond was
afforded to tbe visitor. . -,. ,
The party having tha pleasantly spent
several hours, at about 4 o'clock reached the
uoepiuoio "Dpouswoooy where some time
waa enjoyed In pleasant converse, and at 5
o clock tbe sruests. aeeontBi.tilAat hv thai- lib
eral custodians, (the Richmond press repre
sentatives) wera ushered into the magnifi
cent private dialog saloon of the hotel,
where the party confronted a ''bill of fare"
that could not be surpasaed, ir equaled, at
any similar flrst-cltss establishment In tbe
uniiMBiate. .,
Mr. Richard V. BoUrao, chairman of the
vtaltlng delegation from Washington, wsa
Invited to a seat at the banqntt. at lbs rirfbt
of John Graeme, esq., or tha Rich mood
.r.y. ,uu ca.aco. wane warenca J).
Baker, esq , one of the proprietors or, tbe
Washington Ar. was delegated to do the
honors at tbe other end of the table, sup
ported oo his left by that Inimitable soul of
uatiio amvu, obiqcb g uowsroiu, , jr., o
the Richmond Mtpatth. The choice viand
being Indulged In to tbe "full." tbe vint
ages of Burgundy and elsewhere were Intro
duced, the exblleratlng e ffrcta of which re-
BUiiea in a name or supremacy Between too
popping i cores ana tne popping1 or wu,
and leaving lb an open question, at tbe eldae
of thseaiceagement, wblca was "the oooqaer
log korov1 Tothe address of welcome to tbo
visitors, at the commencement of the "feet,"
Mr. M. W. Barr responded on behalf or
tbe guests In appropriate terms, and Messrs.
Oilman, of the M'AiT Cowardla. of tho Bit-
patch GI1II. Wilts, and Bennett, of tho
mats sonrnai; snepnera and oarao, or tne
Rg publican t MeKee and Barr. of the Asso
ciated Press) Baker and Botsean, of tbe 8tirt
and others, followed In reply to toasts offered.
Tbo festivities of the board wero prolonged
until near 8 o'clock, the honr for toe depart
ure of the Washington bound train, when
tho order of "forward, march," was Bounded
lor tne aepoi. iiera "Auia i-ang Dyne-
was sang, jointly, tnose departing, in exul
tation of tbe grand warm-hearted treatment
received at the hands of the good people bf
Richmond, repeating tho expressive lines of
tbe popular refralm
"Ob.earrr me back, on, carry me dace.
To old VirflsW snore."
Oor space this morning forbids anything
like an extended notice of the Incidents of
the trip, and as language falls to describe
the kind treatment of which the "press
gaog" was tbe recipient, we must close with
the remark that those visiting Richmond
will find tbo "Spots wood" more than wo
represent It to be, and should patroos bo not
"trejiicd likewise" bv tba aecomDllshcd and
gentlemanly proprietor, they will bo In bad
L.UCK.
We were also shown, while In Richmond,
a buck aud doe, received on Thursday morn
ing rrorn uoocniana county, va., cuua.gucu
to Mr. Luck, who designs presenting them
to the managers of the New York Central
Park. They are young and beantlfnl crea
tures, and christened ".New York" and
"Virginia," and will no doubt beoblecUof
much ndmtratlon to tha visitors of Central
Park.
I A. meeting of citizens of Washington was
Xktd ,ani evening at union laeaRu) iia.i, tor
1 the purpose of forming an Independent mill-
tary organization for the city. The attend
ance was quite large.
Mayor itowen presided, and Mr. Charles
Ilnlee was chosen secretary.
Maror Bowen on taking tbe chair stated
the object of tbo meeting, and, although
somewhat advanced In years, he felt an in
terest In well disciplined citizen soldiery, and
he would do all he could to render tho pro
ject a success.
air. it. a. run. in support 01 me proposcu
organization, spoke briefly of lis utility, and
hoped it wouia receive me aia 01 every citi
zen Interested In the welfare of tbe city.
Uo stated that Colonel J. W Forney had
Just retaraed from the South, and business
en gage menu requiring nts prompt personal
attention alono jvovcuted his being present
ma evening.
The secretary then read tho following
letter, received from Judge Advocate Gen
eral uolt t
Mb. IC A.
yimr aota of tho 13th lust, lurllloa? me ts be
reaent at a meeting to be held at Colon
League If all. tor the ouroose 01 orranltlnr at.
independent military company or hat (alios of
volunfeera I thank rou alneerel f:rtin.
vltatloo and for thla recollection of mracli in
connection with tbe patrlotlo movement to
wnicn you rrier. it may not do in my power
lu meet with rou la -nereon. but I eh all bo
with jou lo spirit, and from my heart wleh
ou eueeese In vour uo lortaklnar. aa 1 with
auoceea I every American wh-i Is eeektng to
place his Ufa and future ct more eonalantly
tnd livlnglr Onder theshelreraud Inaolratlotia
of the grand old flag.
very rrBpecuuiiy, j iiolt.
Dr. Rowland spoke at some tength In favor
of citizen soldiery ae a means of developing
an siprit di corps among tbem. Apart from
Its relations to tbe community, It served as
an excellent school for manly exercise.
uoionei visncr, commanding .no uuiicr
sauavca, asked If tbe colored men of Wash
lutfn wero to haro any part In tbe proposed
organization. He had the honor of being at
tne neaa or a company mat nau, oy consean
dfilllog, acquired quite a reputation.
ur 1. Ki, tafOnnouy saia oe was ktbuucu
to seo the call published In the paper, and
bo was also pleased that Mayor Bowcn
honored tho meeting by presiding. That,
be thought, was n sufficient guarantee that
00 political or other qualification would bo
exacted of those wishing to Join or tako part
In the organization. As the call bad not
Deen generally seen, anu mo w-amcr uu
propitlous for a largo meeting, he hoped that
when they adjourned It would r be for ono
week, and that a commltteo bo appointed to
report at that meeting a plan of action.
Capt. A. Grant was opposed to tho ap
pointment of tbo oommlttee. Tbe usual
way for thoeo wishing to form a military
organization was first to enroll themselves
and then clct their officers.
Capt. J. Tyler Powell thought the rlan for
action was laid down lu tho army regula
tions, and the course to be pursued perfectly
slain. , , .
Zrt Connolly did not understand why any
gentlem should come to tho meeting and
raise object0" l0 lho ptnof action pro
posed. .
Capt. Grant thought Dat acre was no
authority for formlu J a military company In
iho niatriri. Thn lnw did restrict the bear
ing of arras to whlto m tcs. and he was uot
certain whether that authority had not
"cased. The speaker submitted extracts
waa irni. 'ei; hi old utshloned doenm. "
on tho ineetli.'' ttDtl DftuId not be tolerated.
Mr. Grunt t.Soufbt they should only a
dllli-rence of orta",,ou however. Congress,
ho believed, would a, II1 next eIoo pa a
bill meeting tbo requnt or I Lob u now
ulihlnf In nrrF.nl,. . ' WSUted lO knOW
whether tho object was p."100111 "J"
b.xlypartlcularlntcreft? if nv. bo would
do all ha could to promoto lu uece..
Mr. Uulse said the object was neither '?
onal or political, but to form a military or
ganization of the character of tbe Seventh
New York, Albany Barge corps, aod other
dress cotupaulci or Now York, favorably
known throughout the country.
After discussing for somo time tho ap
pointment of n commltteo and a plan of ac
tion, tha following resolution, offered by Mr.
Kennedy, was adopted!
itc-wri-fl, tnai a committee or gentlemen be
p pointed aa a eommtttaa on numnaainr.
I an nation, that shall superintend all mattere
siBiii. unitiu worn a permaoent orgBOKB
tlon la effected, when their tlutiea aa auch
shall eeaae, ualess olherwleo ordered by a
vote of the coinptn nre to compose a
quorum
lho commltteo shall boas follows! Hot.
Sajles J. Bowen, 1. C. Connolly, W W.
Moore, &. S. Baker. C. L. Hutso, M. U
1 mery, Thomas BroJerlck, R A, Flsb, H.
M. Knltrbt, W. II. Valley, J, T)lcr Powell.
If, A. Hall, James Croa, Thomas Key, and
J. A. Rowland.
Tbo meeting then adjourned for ono week.
Tho committee will meet to arrai ce a
grogramme for an organization at Mayor
owen's offlco oa Tuesday evening next.
LlBEltAI.CoNTniiU.TIOBronTnBWOKLD'S
Fair. Tho following subacrlptlous bavo
been made to tbe proposed World's Expos!
llou lu this city In 187ui Wm. W Corcoran,
(30,0001 Matthew Emery, f 10,000) Uiury D,
Cooke, fJO,000 Alexander It. Shepherd,
110,000) Archer Poll. 3,000) J.W.Thomp
son, (3 000, Matthew W. Gait, (3,000, Philip
Moliun, $3,000t FlUbush Coyle, 3,000 Dr.
. D. Ullmau, (3,0ii0i J-e. Y. Davis, 5,000j
Wm U. Tod.t, 3,000i Jobn Ii. Bemme,
3,(HKJ John W. Uotclcr. (3,000) G. W Mrt
xeroit, (3,000) Oeotge W. Corcoran, (3,000
Metropolitan Railroad Company, VXJ
Waahiugloo Gatllicbt Compttuy, llf.ouJ)
General O. O. Howard, (Mh)i Omnr w,
Hlggs, (3,000) Sjkte, ritadwttk Co.,
(3,000. 'lotal, (130,000.