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.
] THE EVENING STAR
I I* PCBUH1K1) PA1LT. (KXOBPT HIINUAT.)
AT THE STAR BVIL.1UNOR,
! ^amammaama?wt?, t- ????rrrTrm??r????1? ?^?8?????rrfr?
' .
j V?. XXVI. WASHINGTON. I). C.. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 9. 1865. N2. 3,958.
KnUmit ?rvr <j/ rtnn't Mnw nd lift ?tra?4,
By W. t>. WALL AO H?
?
Tb? STAK la by uie mmm vo th?ir
uN>cr1b?ra la Ui# City and Diatriot at Taw
m *m CoptM at 'h* eoant*r. wtU?
or wuhemt wr*ppm, Two Onta each.
Paisa vok Mailisw:?Tbre? months, Chu
and riftf Cmtt, aix raootha. Vkni Itoi(W
year, /Sre DuUvrt. no pap?ra ara
from th# cfflc* lorpPT than paid for.
Tb* WEEKLY ST AK? publUb*d on Kriday
Km".m r ? **?< BeUor and a IItil f a v*ar
steamboat lines.
'VHI KA8TIKN HliOKK ? HTCA*BOAT-*b?
I ? A MhRlIHiE?leaf fe,
!?? 140 Light Strrrt \V l.arf Ui?Ul
w?nr? at * r m , on SATrKnATS"8" 1""
**?1 Tl'ESDATe for OXFORD KASTON POINT,
< AMBRTT>OK and DOVER BRIDOR. aud all jn'?!
B.-diate landings en Tread Avon and Choptank
R; v#r?
?h?-ha? excellent pasn'nfeT' and freight arrona1
" latioaa. J- 11- WOOD. Agent,
>. -m - IT/1 I Uht Qt UV,..f U?1?I
| x? . , | " "-p ? ? * '?*? ? f urv,
pOTOMAC" TKAAibPORTATlOfil LiMfiT"
!l??.rrrWM WHILLPKN. C??t.
i k fcxiRES&.Capt.
F. a Ktthfii. will I-*'** Haltimore'**:,*a?**?
ik?* -y TnrtHty and Sttariliiv.it 4 p. m., for Atexl^f
- * W and fif-irgftflwn ll?tnrninj,
' ' t? ?ti m ' \* hart. U*or**t>>?* ertrj To*?d*y
id Friday at 1 p. m , an?l Wa*hin?ton OTfry
v ttlii?s<)ar and Saturday at n ? m., tonrhin* at all
|ne rirjl l*i..Iin*-K i>n the Potomac. Freight retri?e<t
daily. ?nd ??pt tinder ro??r
W R. SNOW * CO., Agenta, 107 Watar ?tr??t,
C?#IIctO*l>. P f
J I PARKUIBST A CO., Ag?nU, 7th
? | *-f ?t? b, I> O oeV tf
^TEAMER LEAVES 7T11 STREET WHARF
W tDHISPAT A>1? SATURDAY
mornings,
at M) o'clock, lor
MOUNT VERNON;
Ketum at 5 p. m. Fare ?l SO.
j vii nmwiric.
?< 16 tf General Superintendent.
ATLANTIC ~e>T KA HsuTP~COKPAN Y TO
NEW YOKK.
TliP cottt^hin* thi* Una are the
JOHS C.IBSdN ( Hpt
I C. RNMiHT.C?pt M?rrU, ?RC
FAIRFAX Capt Winters, "ssa"*
I ??tidk Pier No. 1'i North River N*w York, and
for t of Gxtrret, Washington, every WEDNESDAY
?im* SATURDAY .... '
> rHght receded every i?y. and eaxefnlli kept
OP?lrr cover dnrin? bi>in*M hunra.
Thf steamer* of this line now connect with Alexandria
ac4 Orarr.' Kaiircad. Freight forwarded
to any point aleng the line of the road.
MORGAN RH1NEHARTACO.,
Foot G street, Washington.
H. B. OKOMWILL * CO.,
* ? West street. New York.
BOW IN , 1SK0. A CO.,
ec 15 tf Alexandria.
puTuMAC TRANPoUTATKrjTLlNJtrThe
?tramer EXPRESS. Capt E. A. Rtthi*,
will lea?e Baltimore evry TUBSI'AY
EVENING, at ?P K r
xandria, Waahin^tou and Ge?rgtr meamf^rnmm
Ir.w T-.
IRrtcrwln* wiK .* ?> 7th rtrwt wharf, Washing
every SATURDAY MORNING, at ? o^ioc*
A M.. and Aluai.-lrta %; 7 oVlock A . It
Frir information, fretjjht ami pa^ag*. apply to A
KEK1>I1AM A tMJ.NS. J42 Light ?tre?t wharf, Bal%
C J*' I<K01>ER9 A CO., No. 3 Kicg ?treet, Aiexaa^MGJiUAV,
ItniNKRART * CO..No.107 Water
ttrw-ct. tiwcrgctown, and 441 F mret, Washing
I^D
A-kJJ L PARKHUB8T ACO.,7th?tr?etwharf,
Wa?h1n?t4^u an C-tf
IITIV ?OKJt AND WASHINQTOM STB AM
SHIP COMPANY.
f n\A T.friA hAtVAM
HEW YORK. ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON
AND GEORGETOWN.
V'JIAS STEAMERS?B ALT I MORI, liEBEOCA
CLTPE and EMPIRE,
In connection with Inland Ste&inen
GEORGE H STOUT. MAT FLOWER ?nd AUK
ELIZA.
K-ml*r KaiUn* P?y? TUE^DA Y8*nd ERI DATS
?t li 51.. from the foot of llich street. Georgetown
?&.A Pier li River, foot of Wail street, New
Toil.
*> _ V I -%.? ?k t_
f or r f-igni ur r pij IO
C. P EOLGHTON, Agent. fo?t ?f High street
6c?r(?tc*D.
jj CLl'KIDGE ? CO., Prince atrtet wharf, Alex
ndrii.
JAMKf HAND. 117 Wall strwt. Hew Tork.
freight received cor?tantly and forwarded to all
parts of the totmtry with d??p*tch, at lowest rate*,
je 22 *ni P. HON'GHTON, Agent.
JkllKD I T A T ? a MAIL L1KI,
rKOM BALTIMORE.
FOR F"KT r.lO.MiOE. JS UK FOLK. CIT1
POIXT AMD RICHMOND, DAlLY.
Till BAY LI5t STRAMKR3 will leArethe
Cf'.'jD P??ck. foot of C!#?ne*tr?l ?tre?t,
feiiy at 6PM K)KTMUSBUE
ar.J NORFOLK. VA.
ConnecHEK at > rt M-i:roe with a line of flrst daefl
steamers, daily, on James river, for
CITY PUIHT ASP RICHMOND, TA.
RFTl KSISO,
?ill leave RICHMOND at 6 A. M.? DAILY.
1?ppit<g at City Point, and connecting at Fort
Moi,roe with the Bay Line !<tea:ners that leave
N rfi.Ik at 3>* P M.. and arriving in Baltimore
la t< r th? E?.?wn asd Wertern trains, and
(trWMk!0|bia,D.(/.
'The ttteamere on thii line navigate the Jaraet
S;??r geing and returning, entirely in daytiiae,
viug p*?^o:iK<r* aiuple time to see the for a 3 c*ti
?? ?;'<! all uther objects ofinterest.
TICKETS* for the above plates can be had oa
Y- ard of the boats
? ' ti> Knifclk m* M
" Tort M riroe 6.00
Through tickets from Balt'e to Richmond....... 8.00
" City Point....- 1M
-t?t<> Room* an<! Mt-al? extra.
WT!;? ?utf room arc?mm~iation? we nnsnr
a&d Cm table ia well supplied.
W PuHtigern taking the 1.18 train from PHI LAI'iLl'llIA
will m?kec?iiB(v tioc with thia line.
.ger? taking the S OU A. M. train from
SKW V ORh. have ample time to dioe in Bald
mor? _,
*yPa**?n?'r? taking the S P S! train from
WASHINGTON, make connectioa with thle Um.
f K. FALLS, PresM-nt.
HUGH O'CONNOR. Pa*?*nger Agent. jnS-tf
i> bTRKNGTH TO THK WKAR I
5. YOUTH TO TilK AGED I!
BIOKHEN E,
OB
t TFf Dnrrrv k *r/\m
M-i * * ** v T liiaiuu,
Thi? fT?*;mi*tioii 1* unequalled as a RejnT?oator
ai->J li?-9torer of *a# ted <#r inert function.
Th* a^e.l ?boold 1-e certain to make the Biokrane
a ht-n?elio!d j<-d ioacniRrh ae it will render them
j. utMul in feeliojf a;.-i in ?ueu?tb. and enable
t'.'iri ro liTf r.rt r a?*iu the day* of their pristine
>. y It n>t only exhilarate* but (trenKthena. and
i? rea'!- an ir.Talu??ble bleeeinj. especially U? thuae
?hi' ba?e Um redu.-f-d to a condition of servility,
M,f a^n?r nitxt^rtutw, or ordinary mrkn?M. No
n.niter ?hat flu- .-auiie i f impoteticy of any human
orjran. tl:i? rup^rb preparation ??11 reiuore the efeet
at once and forr*?r.
UIOKRENE
Cchm imfotract. GicxkKai. Bkbiljtt, Kisroc*
I m AraCiTT. l't?r tv*ia. L?Emsseiox. Los* or Aryr.t
r? L? w Hpiiit*. Wiiismot rmO*ai?
v, OOFRIMHKCII.ITT. MIITAL JMKO
_ ? Ii'm ?n ?Ttn V Vfet.I-1 1* H > < a M nmr I > ?r.
i T?r: t ass trrrrT Upon
Tiif Miviai9mia. *nd all whu ?r? i:i ?ny way
I r-rtratcd If liervcus disabilities ?r? earnestly ad
?ir.r,l t ??' k a cnre in this moit excellent aud unfjualled
preparation. ?
lvr?< i.? mho. bylniBrudear*, h?re lost thrfr
>. ATl'RAl. VIGOR, will Awl a speedy and pero|*L?Lt
car* in the
BIOKKENE.
The VIEBLI. the LANGUID. the DKSPAIR
IbG. the Oi l' should fire this valuable di?co*ery
? a'ri*. it wilt be found totally different from all
V ctlier artlrl?-? for the name purpose*.
TO FT-* \1 *s ?This preparation la lnr*luabla
ir Deri'jo??"?kiiM?n of all kinds aa it will re?-^,te
the waaiwl strength with wouderfui perm*nenre.
It i? also a rranrt tonle.aod will (Its relief In
T<)?p?V"'4 with t..e flrst dnee. A brief persistence
in He u?e will renovate the stomach to a degree of
perfect health, and banuh lTsaepeia forever
i me dollar per battle, or six bottles for 9s. 8<,Ld
IT l)?riiO!?TI GlJIHiUT.
r,t,t b) nirfw ai,> ? here.br artdremlng
HCTt HIMiS k HtLLYKR. Proprietor*.
1 *. 5 V . __ V V. '
A' J Burn, iirw IUII.
P, W by 8' C. l*OKl>. corner Uth ?tr??t 1J
<W S-co'JT a and P?nu?yl?ania aTenne. D
IllAKOS. OB(iAHS ASP MUSICAL INST KU
MtNTS
\\> have on band a lot of terond band PIANOS,
?li. h ?f dewire to di*?oae of at a di* - yi -t
i.aM of ten per rent, if sold within on^fc3J>^i
w*?k fr->m to 4?r, to ?ave expense of r?uu HI %1 I
val to our new W arerooma.
(?r,?- ( bickering Parlor Grand. almoet new
Cc fin* carvea CUckering Piano for..__^. . 300
Po Lo L?o Do 171
Ore Bro?dKi*n A Cray. 150
('tie Kncna A CLrk ?A
l'be N ui-Bft A ?rotli?r , ,
AI the 'WartrooiDs of
W. O. METZEROTT,
Corner of 11th itre?t tod iftuu. ?t?.
J H. YKATUAM HEEVKT 6H&1VKB.
YEATMAN A CO.,
4* Lorifiin* Atkjici, 49 UciiuaiAmn,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
r t IhP ,*!? of BACOX, LARD. 1"LflUB, BUTT*R,
CPh'KSR. JCGGS. APFLK8, and Conntry
'"?!? cm?rally. b*g leave ft atate that we haTe
farililiae for supplying all goods in theabota
libra* 1. w m tht-y ?-an be had io Baltimore. Porl
?? ?*? are r^pectfolly re?oeaU4 to arore thie by
| ^"nftttacaii. m M 2m*
BANKERS.
JAY COOKK * CO.,
BANKERS,
Fifitentk utrtu, trrotiu 1rtatmry.
Bay ?nd tell at mrrmt rati-*, and k?ey alwa
a hand, a foil supply of aFl
rnr* d nnvna
WV ? SfkAl U1B11 i WVAl
7-30 TUCASCKT NOTRS,
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, Ac.,
A Lid pay the higheet prices for
QUARTERMASTER'S CHICKS
AND VOUCHERS an 1 dtf
First IN utioufil Bank
OF WASHINGTON.
H. B. COOKS, (of Jut Cookf *0o.,) President.
WM. S. HUNTINGTON, CMhier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
AWB
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED
STATES,
IfiTH ?T., OPPOSITE THE TREASURY DEPARTURE.
Government securities with Trcxuurer United
States.
*7"ONE MILLION DOLLARS.^jg
Acting in ccan<*ctioa with the boaae of
J AT COOKE A CO . M
8PEC1AL AGENTS FOR THE T SO LOAN,
we will fill all onlers with promptness and despatch,
allowing the regular commitsiou to Banks
and Bankers.
A ccuum inppiy ?t tbe noie-g on nand and ready
for Immediate delivery.
We box and **11 aH cVaaaea of GOVERNMENT
8 ECU RITIE8 at ?nrrent market rates.
FURBISH EXCHANGE aiid make Collection*
on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES ?F THE
UNITED STATES
We pnrcbaa* Government Voncbera on tbe MOST
FAVORARLE TERMS, and five earefnl and
prompt attention to
ACCOFNT8 OF BUSINESS MEN AND F1BM8
and to any other bnslnew entrusts te as.
FULL INFORMATION In regard to GOYKBNMINT
LOANS at all times cheerfully fnrnished.
WM S. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
Wuil?Toll. March 30, 1866. m Zl-tf
PERSONAL.
Madam aholiab, an impressed medium,
can be consulted at her residence. No.
62 Mentcowery street, Georgetown. d. C.,npon
the past. pr*?ent and future eveuta, business, loet
or stolen property, recovery of the same, lore, marriage,
sickness, remedy for, Ac., from 8 * m. to f
p.m. or, ?-lw* i
A CURE Gl'A KANTEKD.? Consult old Dr.
BARNES. Korty y*-ars special attention to
the core of itil secret alseaees. Washington Building.
Ro< in No. 12, corner Peuna.ave aad 7th st.
Consulfation free. oc30-3w*
C'IlAKL18-Yoa did right in leaving that 8TU^
TIP aHARl'ER and going to Da. LEON. 1 told
yon he ?ae the only one who could cure you in an
hor<- raid* manner and not swindle yon. oc 25-lm*
WT BANGERS and ?th?-rs desiring the services of
a f.rut class Physician, should consult Dr.
I.EON, 240 I'tnua. avenue, between 4V? and 6th
streets. He guarantees seientifie treatment, an d
of^.TsV,;.: in the 'shoAJsriiW^P^^1'6^
General cases cured in frem twelve hours to two
da>s.
\,rune Mm who are suffering from Organic
weakness, or Its terrible effects, are ofters a thoreugh
and permanent care. oc 26 lm*
npifAT MISERABLE IMPOSTER would Uke
1 ycur last dollar. See Dr. DARBY at once. He
has plenty of money and practice, aid can afford te
treat honestly. oc 16-lm*
\i hj? H r. y> KiutiT. Magnetic and Clnlrvoyivi
ant Phvsician "ilealaby Laying on Hands,"
Biindi.fn, ParalMi*. Rheumatism, Chilli and Fevers,
Liver Complaint. Female Weaknesses. Nor
vousae*s Ac., Ac. Buuius 372 ? street, between
10th and 11th streets. oclilm*
M ADAMR MARSHA ran b? consulted on the
(Mt, present and future events, love, court
ship marriage, los?es, Ac., at Room No. 10. Washinettm
Bnildiug, corner of Pennsylvania avenue
and 7th rtreet. oc 6 lm*
? ALUS, DON T LOOk^AT fllTsT"WM.
PRINCE, 3*1 F street, has reduced kls
price of STAM PING to
FIVE CENTS PER WIDTH
for Skirts. Pantaletts. if., on Mosliu. Linen, Cambrics,
and Kansook. We have newer and more
elegart pattern* than Any other ylace of the kind
in the city.
FLUTING BIX CENTS PER YARD. ?elS t
JAMES TOPHAM A UO.'B ffTT?
Hav PREMIUM
T TRUNK, SADDLERY,
AND
MILITARY ?(|UIPMENT
MANUFACTORY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
VittO
BKVENTH STKKET,
Oim Do?r A'orUk */ Od4 FtHows' H?M,
Where they ceatluae to manufacture and hare
jii fui- % large aDd fine assortment ef
TRUNKS. VALISES,
TRAVELING BAGS.
SADDLES, HARNESS,
HOR8E COVERS.
YLli'ITAJlI HdKtK EQUIPHSMTS,
SWORDS, BELTS,
HAVERSACKS, WHIPS,
BITS, SPUES,
A* . *? . Ao ,
AT LOW PRICES.
REPAIRING.
Trunk*. Ac., repaired proiupviy aoil thoroughly.
TUBES SILVKR MEPALS
Awarded hy the Maryland Institute ?f Baltimore,
October Sift. 1864; also, the highest premium, a
brr lit* medal. by the Metropolitan Mechanics' In
UitoUt of Washington, D. C., in HSf
BOLE AGENT."
for rWrlet of Colnmbia and Alexandria, Va.,for
IBANK JIILLF.R'S
CELEBRATED PREMIUM
HARNESS OIL
Dealen aupplied at the loweet
feb?ly FACTORY PRICES.
JEROME'S HAIR COLOR RESTORES FOB
retaining and gradually bringing back the Hair
t* ft* original color, without the inconvenience attending
the n?* of a dye. Sold by all draggiats at
eent? per bottle.
REX FORD'S MEDICATED UlNOKR BREAD
Nl'TS, for worma, nnrivaled in efficacy, and
peculiarly adopted for children, beiug eaten aa an
or<iin*ry ea*?. .
F>?r al* by drngglata. Pnc? llc?DtiK' !**
j?D IMoly
IDWAKD CLABK,
LUMBER B KALES,
> iifini* avenue, between 9th and 10th atrceta ?Mt,
???r 0. B. Navy Yard.
I/" Ci/DsUutly on hand a large atock of all kind*
of LUMBER.
TrlcM aa low aa th? lowest. oc 16 ln?*
F>A88ETT'8
I> RHEUMATIC OINTMENT
li ifiln for iilr ?t O. K. KENNEDY'S,(??le
?F? nt.) No. 40$7th #tr?ft and 473 9th at., W?uhiTig'i
n City. All ord?i? for the trade hoold be vldre*H<
d to A I1A8SITT A CO.,
cc 121iu* No. i'2 JnJ ait., New York City.
FJ. BEIBEBUtK, ~ ~~
fn^f^or to H. T. London 4 Co., *_
CITIZENS' AND MJLITAKY <*fft
MERCHANT TAILOR.
1M"ror*lHan uut nro%cn t,
3b8 P?uMylT*al? ? ???? . ~
T l tf WMklagtM. B.C.
amusements.
GROVERTMEW TH EATER
P?nn?jl**nU ftTean*. n*?r WOltrd'i Hot?l.
LIOHARP GHOVKK * CO IHrector*
t tnv a crt nonvrn n t\ tiwee
* i? ? ' V* lk> t V nt l? ...I' * r n Rn{1
K. LA MB Stage Manager
immfkjT success
Of Btirrlrinlt'i Greet 8?neatioual Lrffe Drama,
ccaiprining a Proline and Fire Arts, entitled
THE STREETS OF SEW YORK,
Produced upon the mont liberal scale. with r11 the
g'ar.ri erect* <T ?rm?ry. nm?ir. tahleaix, A?.
which hate coiitribHted to its immense guece?? in
Kew York, ami n
cast of ct?aracteks
Which oar not be e<itia)e<l there or elsewhere.
Grand lHatinee Safari!** Hfternwon, at 3rt c?-nts.
CANTERBIRV.
Cerner Fenmylvanln avrnue anil Ninth (traet.
6K0RUK LISA Proprietor.
TO WIGHT.
The melo drarrmti*- upeetaele of
T IT K B A N I> I T ' fl VENGEANCE!
with new scenery, properties. dre?s*B te.
First week of the benntiful dancers,
T> ATJ t \TC/V*T ctaTVtia
AVDipovf no i E*n^.
Second week of
M'LLE ROSA.
Forrorted l>y the entire new I'allat Troupe.
Twenty beautiful Voting Ladies in the ballet* of
MAY DAY 8PORT8 AM? THE liELLE OF
STAMBOUL!
LAST WEEK OK JOSH HART.
MATIKEE OA* SATURDAY'
I>R(>rS. J. W. A H P KRE1S' DANCING
1 ACADEMY.
PAIlKKii!* HALL
Pennnylraala avenue, between (5th and 7th gta.,
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
Thna* /fp>airint7 tn Antur run <<?? ?- -?? ? ? -
? ?*/ * ilk* % i *' uh? ** ? i%n WD n( v
continually forming new classes the nm*rter
commencing with thn first lesson. All in jffl
formation in regard to term*. Ac., can be had /TR
by applying a* * \ I a eft
Days and Hour.? of Tuition:
Fer Ladies. Misses and Masters. Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons, from 3 to 2 o clock.
For Gentlemen, Tuesday and Friday evenings.
7>ito 10.
Practicing Assemblies ev?-ry Thursday evening
Private instruction given to suit convenience ?f
those desiring.
Circulars can be had at J. F. Ellis'; Philp A
..,,4 V. * 1- -? > -
wvivuk'u r 4 mm l'""" n mi*i hi j airlli
by appDing at the Academy during the hours of
from 10 am to l p.m.. fmm 3 to 5 and 7 to 10 p m.,
or during the hours of tuition.
A note addressed to the Academy will meat wltb
prompt atteatlon. oc-l-tf
EDUCATIONAL.
I]MDERS1GNED U1LL TEACH IN A PRI'
vate family. and give also accurate instruction
in ?everal Languages First class family, who can
afford the eipenses. please call at N" a** Louisana
ave?iue. F. GUSCETTI, formar Interpreter,
no 7 lw* Secretary of Legation.
\1 K CHARLES PESllEL'X wishes to inform
1"! tli? public tliat he is now ready to give instruction
in tne FRICNCn and SPANISH Lan;m;Mto*.
Pest <-f reference* given Inquire at the Sew York
Hotel, cor 7th and B sts. no 6 fit*
A FRENCH MAN FROM PARIS. HAVING
hii evening* diser.gag'-d, (free at 6 o'clock,)
wiM.m in B've norne I.KSsOMS in the French Lan
grage Th<> b??t refer*nc* given. Term* moderate.
Addrem R?x 35 Star office. no 1 lOt*
TIMOTHY'S IIALL.?The duties of thlsln?'
Btitutiob will be resumed on Sept. 13,1366. For
t< rnm, *c , ?. e catalogue and circular at thn principal
bookatorea of tula city, or addreaa the priacipal.
E. PARSONS,
an 31 Oatonsville. Md.
DENTISTRY.
i \ hkmoval.
foALVe^ pleasure IrHrv
generally that he ha* fitted npniipw *ndW^^
elt-gant oftice at No. 49.> 7th street, oppo ^ ' ' 1 * *
Mte Odd Fellow Hail. Lie ie prepa'?<1 to execute
vuth promptness all operation* in l)eutal Surgery
and evrry elites of work belonging t? the profea
sion. no 1 lm*
TI 1 I H .
M LOOMI8, M D.,
The Inventor and Patentee of tha HINIRMj
PLATE TEETll. att.-i -Is personally at^-^g^
his c,fl rein this city. Many persons can
wear the?e teeth who cannot wear others,^1' ' ' p
and no person can wear others who oannot wear
these.
Persons calling at my office can be accommodated
with any style and price ol' Teeth they mi; desiro, j
tint to those w ho are particular, aii?l winh the pare*t,
cleaucst, strongest and uiost perfect d'-ntare
that art can procure, the MINERAL TEETH will
be more fully warranted.
Pooins in this citv?No. 33* Pennsylvania are..
urmtrajiu ?uu luiuBis. aiju, au / Arciiatreet,
Philadelphia. oc 20-ly
yKIAl U1SCOV ?&? IN DENT 1ST B?.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIH.
I vr or.lrt adrld* ?HMr*oni hiring teeth
extract to call at i>K. LEWIE'8 olfcce,udMhkl
have thein taken out withont pain. *<ullld
Alto, call and examine th* iWtor'a new auditnproved
method of inserting A RTIF1CIAL TEETH.
If jcu once ?e* the great improvement in his twth,
yon Will have them in no other style than thia new
aad valnable one. Teeth Inserted on Gold, Silver
and Rubber Plate* at the old priee, aa we hare not
advanced thn prlo* on oar work since the great
ohaafe in gold.
No. 44U Penn'a avenue, between 12th and 13th
trwte.
janX-ly 8 It. LEWIE, M D., Dentist.
^ ACTION TO BOTTLERS, DEALERS IN BOT
TLE8. AND THE PUBLIC.
Tbid Is to glre notice that in the cu? of
RILEY A. SHINN.) Supreme Court of the Dis*j.
> trirt of Columbia,
JOHN COOK. \ In E.juity No. 624.
being a proceeding for an Injunction against John
Cook, Proprietor of "Green Spring Brewery," to
restrain him from using and appropriating the bottles
of Riley A. Shinn, and marked with his name,
and that of the late firm of Amy & Shinn. a decree
wm, by the Court, on the 12th day of October, A.
P., Itf', granted, enjoining John Cook "/ram taking,
rolUefitiK, rereiring. and using the bottles
Riley A. Hhinn bearing his letters and names blown
thfrecn. and from rending and delivering, or tontrading
to deliver any nrtieles in said bottles, trtlAout
'the ei-n^ent qf the said Hi lev A. SAtnn."
I call the attention of Bottlera. and dealers in Bot
ties parliouiarly, to the above decision of the Supreme
C?urt of the IMntrict of Columbia, and hereby
warm them and all other interested persona,
tbat I will jroceed in like manner against any per
AAV. UA AfTat.Atn. U T f WV A UTIT V\I
WU trv VUCI1UIU| . m li Cl 1 A. Otlinn t
"Union Dottllng Depot,"
?c V ?w A7 Greene st.. Georgetown, D. 0.
|y AULK & CO.,
WINE MKHCHANTS,
987 PENNSYLVANIA AVKNU*,
Southeast corner 11th street,
Have on baud and are constantly receiving superior
grands of Wines, Liquors. 4c., (In bond or
duty paid,) which they offer for sale at the lowest
market rates, vis:
Old nturd ind IlrnnPMv RR VHTY7
Old Jamaica and St. Croix BUM..
Scotch and Irl?h WHISKY.
Old Hollnnd GIN. Phirnix anl other brands.
Harmony aari Krown HHKRKY,
Old Oporto and Bargnndy PORT.
CLARET, the follow iug brands, (in wo?<1 or
flasK) bt. J alien, Cauteuac, Marqaux, Leoville,
c.,pe.
SAl'TEREA, (In wood or gtaa* )
RHINE WINK, (In wool or gU<w.} the following
brands: Ungfteiner. D^idetihciiiier, KianNner,
Cie-erih^initr. Huchliciiuer, Fenerberger, Johau
B)?l *rg< r. Liebfi anmilch. Ac.. Ac.
Burgundy and Mobile WISES.
CbampaKue and Sparkling Uo< k, of the choicest
brand*,
P'Abeinthe, Cnracae. Mavachiaal, Ac., Ac.
BROWN STOUT and SCOTCH ALK
French WINE V1NKP.AU.
6WEET OIL, SARDINES, Ae., Ac.
<rw? A Black well'a PICKLES awl 84UOKS,
Ac., Ac . Ac _ oc 2ft lm
AREaDT AND rONCLIJMVK TEST of the
p?or?>rtie? of IIK1,M HOLD'S FLUID EXBIJOHD
*ill a rnmpmi?un with ttt"?e
?et forth in tlie United States Dispensatory. no 8
HELM HOLD SEXTRACT BUCH IJ i?i vea beaUh
'lid v|?it to th?* frame an,i blood to the pnlWtl
rh..fc 1'ol.ilitT la a. foil Biniert lirmanv % arming
I*> ni| lcn>?. .ii.l if u* tre?tirimit in alunittfJ to.coutwn
piion, inwiuity or epileptic fit* eaaue. bo 8
Sl'KClAXi NOTICES.
two rad ? asts or tiles cured by dr.
STRICKLAND'S PIIE REMEDY
Mr Gl?*? of JanesTtlle. WiKoniin. writes for
the benefit of ?fl who sutler aitb the Pile*, that lie
ha* been tr on hied for ri^ht yeirswlthan aggra
vated c?-? of Tiles, and his brother was discharged
from tlie army n* inrnriihlp, (be being qnfte paraIjT'd
with the l'i|*? ) Roth tbeee di?tre*sing eases
ni-ti'futKl * ith one bottle of Dr 8T R10K.L AN D'S
P1T.E REMEDY. The recommendation of thase
f l?ll:fll _ !.?. A^llm tuati>?/>niala
_ _ _ _ . . ?.?w , 41? ,iU1, j vrBuuii'uinn irvn?wu
r> Dr Mrii klnml. miKlit tri rniiTinrc tint#** miflerin?
that the nioH KKgravated chronic ca??? of Pil*8
trr rurtil 1') l>r Ktrirklaui!'* Pile Remedy. It ia
*<il4 i?y Druggist* ev^rjwhere Sold by J. W.
NAlRfc A CO , CH AS. CHRISTIAN I, 371 T*.
avenue and 30'1 Ninth *tr?Tt. oc *> Ij
A KUPSRlOR REMEDY.
We ran con?ci??ntioii*lj recommend to tho??snf
ferine trom a dintreMiDK cuugh. 1>R. BTKK'KLAND'S
MELLIFLUOUS OOl'OH BALSAM.
It fri-ve# relief almost instantaneous. and is withal
Dotdisaereeahle to the taste. There i?nud'>uht
hut the Mellifluous Cosjrh Balsam i* one of the
beet p?pa rations in use. and it all that its proprl?,?._1_CZi
I... It ? - 1 - J ? J '
? nil % im 11.r? !?> It.. ?* n Hi??n u itr?l ll 'Hiring mi'
r??t we?-k and found lelitf from a mut di?tre-*inz
rmiifli. It in prepnred by I)r Strickland, No. 1 .V.?
Sycamore ?tr?et. Cincinnati. Ohio. and lor tale by
Prii??istc. Sold by J. W. NAIRN A CO . ?l*o at
WAITS 8 T>rng 8tor?. and OH AS. CHRI8TIANI'S.317
Pa avetue and ^02 Ninth itre?t.
oc *> ly
COLGATE'S HONEY SOAP.
ThU celebrated Toii.*t Rm? In n/-h nniT? ?i
demand, is mod* from the tkotctsI materials, is
mild, and emollient in its nature, frarrantly irmttd
and extremely htneficial in it* action upon the skin.
I"or sale l>y all Drn/zgi sts and Eancy Goods Dealers,
jan SJ-eoly
MARRIAGE AND CELIRACT,
An Essay of Warning: and Instruction for Yoiing
Men, just published t>y the Howard Assoriatiou,
and sent in sealed letter enreh.pes fre? of charge.
Address Dr. J. HK1LLIN HOUUUT0N, U-ward
Association, Philadelphia, Pa. oc9 3tn
SECRET DISEAPKB.
huwtu* uift i? (he moat certain, tare and
ffectual remedy?indeed. the only Tegetable remedy
ever discovered Care* in two to fonr days, and recent
ca?<-h in twenty-four hours. No mineral, no
balsam. no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken. It
le the soldier's hope, and a friend to these who do
aot want to be exposed. Male packagee, ft; female.
93.
PamakitaN's Root and H*kb Jcicu?A positive
and permanent cure for SyphiHe, Screfnla, Ulcers,
Sores. Spots. Tetters. Ae. Price HI. er six bettlee
for #8. Bold by S. C. Ford. See advertisement, mi
STOP THAT SCRATCHING,
and use WHEATON'S ITCH OINTMENT. It
cures It?h and Salt Rhenm in 48 hours: also cure#
Chillblains. Ulcere, and all Eruptions of the Skin.
Sold by all DrQgjriste. J. D. OILMAN,
mar B-1t 3ftO Pennsylvania a*enue
i.n.nrR
r ~~ ' FEED,
WIII8KT.
A Urge and complete assortment ot
ALL GRADES OF FLOUB.
for Baker*. Groceri, and others,
WARRANTED AS REPRKSENT1D.
FEED OF ALL KINDS,
Either weight or meaaure.
WHISKY, ALL GRADES.
We mention the Bonniti Whiskey in particular,
as being pnre, and four year? old, sold iubjecl, if
necessary, to analysis.
WM. M. GALT * CO.,
no 2 tf Indiana avenue and 1st at.
Tylers compound syrcp of gum
ARABIC will be found a most pleasant, safe
and speedy remedy for CoroHS, Colds, IIoarskxkss.
Cnovr. Wuooriitu Comm. aitn au. Aumrr.
TioNsorrnE Throat and Lungs, iu superior
efficacy in arresting "tnl.born coughs, and tbs ftr>t
stages of consumption, has long bean known and
appreciated t.y most families and pLjiiciatis. Price
30 cents per bottle.
"Has been in constant line in onr family for oyer
f?reiit> years, and with invariable success. I think
it ?n excellent remedy ."
American Ojfict, BaitI. JOS. J. DOBBIN.
"An attache of thi* >?.. ua^ trouble Wi?h .
ktnbborn cough, and who suppo-wd hi* lung* WV?
affected, ha?" received the greatest benefit from a
single Lottie.' ?Bait. Clivvtr.
"Pince I intrrxlnred it here. several of our phy?icians
are presenting it w ith the best success. ''
nol eo3ni" H BUFF. Ch'mist, Por:smou'h.
I W OPENING.
GREEN'S RESTArRANT,
Corner of E and 8th streets, opposite Poit Office.
The undersigned have taken the above well
ftnewn and popular house, and fitted it up in the
best ef style throughout all new. There are elegant
suitea of dining rooms for parties or individuals;
also, a number of fine chambers to let, all
newly furnished.
Our Bar and Restaurant will at all times be
furnished with wine* ami all kinds of liquors. Bf>
Sfiir?. Ac., the bent to be sot in any market, and
ejatrri, fish, K*me and other luxurio* In season,
usually found in afirst-cl*** Restaurant.
We shall open on THURSDAY, the 12th instant,
when w e shall be happy to have onr friends and
the public to call. KLEIN t EBKR.
oc 10 im* Proprietors.
E M O V A L .
The undersigned takes pleasure in announcing
the removal of his CLOAK and PRESS M AN UF AOn,
. ,n ?* a as a n tt T r? o?i iv TV /l r*/\rv m m n m .
i uui ana jiaiji in r, f?. n ii>u kuujis iron me
former stand No. 496 9th St., to the large and
com modi oh* room over Hooe Bro's. Dry Goods
Store, Ko. 10 Market Space, between8th and 9th
streets.
With experienced and obliging Ladies always In
attendance and greatly increased facilities, he hopes
to merit a continuance of that patronage heretofore
so liberally bestowed.
CLOAK AND DRESS MAKING,
MACHINE STICKING,
8TAMPING AND FLFTINO.
DORSET BECK,
Mo. 10 Market Space, 2d floer,
oc 7-lm* Between 8th and 9th sta.
l.'KriT Tnvia iv-n nrri'ii nni nnrs
4,v 4 4 A A.uu>-> *'v avu uuuuvv u
r BOOTS, Ac..
FBI'IT TBKE8of finest qnality, lasd moderate
In price, can besnpplied by the underpinned rfgv
consisti mr of standard and dwarf rears. Ap easj
pits. Teaches. Apricots. Nectarines, Cherries,
Ac.. Ac.
Gripe Vinos?'Delaware. Concord, Rebecca, Ac.
Lawton Blaikberrivs, Strawberries, Gooseberries.
Currants, Ac
Evergreens. Shad* Trees. Roses. Ae.
DUTCH BULBOUS BOOTS,
Jus crv-.ted from Ilolland, consisting of donble
and single Hyacintba, Tulip*. Bannncnlns, Anenii>nie?,
Narcissus, Crocuses. Snowdrops, Iris, Ac.
Kir?>t quality Bulbs selected specially for my
?ru.i? iflllv bi rr
" pc 20-eotit 3947th itrwt, ???r fa.
r^terw' paint, oil, and lamp btok'e.
The nnderaipned. having opened a new Paint,
Oil an<l Litinp Store at 504 9th street, bet; leave to
call the attention of ourfrienda and the public to
our large Stock of PAINTS, OILS, GLASS,
brushes. and extensive assortment of COAL
OIL LAMPS and HANGING FIXTURES
Having selected with great care, and purchased
our Stocfc at the LOWEST CASH PRICES in the
New York market, we art* able to offer inducement*
unequal led in this city.
The Trade and Housekeepers are invited to cat
and examine onr Stork, hoping by strict attentio
to kuaintsa and fair dealing to merit and obtain th
approbation of our cnetomera. A liberal discouu
will be given to painters and dealers.
francib miller & co ,
AA4 XII *? +V.
oe 12-lm Between Penn. avenue and D street.
r- B H. STINEMETZ
lj. iiatteb ani> fubkieb, w?
234 PENS, avkxde, ~~
Second door fi?m 13th street.
LATESTSTYLES
gentlemen's silk and cassimebe
h \t8
vocnq gents, boys,' and childben'8
11a1s and (japs in great variety.
LADIES^ KUBS:
? *i l.u n t * ? * ***
in aim pituit. enwrinn s<iniriti| water hiiqk,
Ait . In CAPES and COLLARS, with MUFFS to
nmtrh.
All sonde sold at the Icwut market pricea.
or Sf-Sw (liiltl.]
I70R KOJi KKTKNTION OR INOONTINSNCK
I of nrii e, irritH-ion, inflammation or ulceration
of tl>?' bUddrr ?r kifine^ *, riUaa^en of the pr?etr?t??
itonn in llm I UiIiIit ?mt*' rtr
b'iik duct rtcpooit, nud nil of the b'iwM?r,
ki'HKj?. nBit <r?mic*l ?wellitiirft HH?3 HBLMnoi.i>
sri.rin kxtkaot bcohu. u-h
CUABLBB BEBCUT.
?ucrei??.>r to Aug. JohnaoaAGo.,
WINK. MKItl HAKT. WHOLESALE ANT> KBr
A 11. GKOL'ER. aii'i denier In urTLEUS' SUP
PLIES, !'9 Pannn. ?.b?tw??n 9th and lUb
lrct? T>.r. jr
FIFE AM) SPEECHES OF AHDKEW JOHN
j H>N, l'rffidvtit of tbe United Stat**, by Frank
Moore. I.ife of V Icliiol Ane?lo. by Herman dr. rum,
, els [m 19) F&AMCK TAYLOi.
mnuM. kc.
Governor Pareoms of Alabama, Major General
Swayne, of the Kwdmen'i Bureau, and the
Kev. Henry Ward Beecher are in iioeton.
Governor Andrew introduced them to th?'
members of the I'nion Club Tuesday ereninp,
of whom there was a large attendance Tin
following cordial introduction from Se relaxy
Stanton ?it read: ?<?overuor Parsons,yf Alabama,
goes North for the purpose of conferring
with loyal and patrioiic gentlemen in relation
to matters affecting tlie general welf.tre,
partictilHrly in the South, lie Is earnestly
iKborirg lor the Union, and is entitled toconfidence
and respect."
A meeting of prominent citizens and physiciant
of Boston, tu held Tuesday evening to
consider the tteet means of avoiding the cholera
and promotive: the sanitary condition of the
cny. l)r. UeflowB occupied the chair. The
plan proposed is a visitation of the poor wards
of the city by ijhyetcians employed for the
purpose, -who will precrihetor persons afflicted
with cholera. It wa& thought be*t to raise
l (Ml fnr thifi *>ii r*%..a- ! ?? * " *
... i' ... . it vtru H-5UIVH1IO Call
a large meeting to further measures to carry
the plans into exec ution.
The jury in the Sanders conspiracy case,
which was recently on trial id Montreal were
discharged on Monday, the Judge specially
remanding the prisoner to jail till the March
term. Judge Mondelet addressed the juror* in
very strong language. He told them in substance
either that they were too ignorant to
understand the evidence or they have perjured
themselves, as the case was not one admitting
ol doubt. From the subsequent conversation
between the Judge and Mr. Knmsay,
the papers say they suspect some tampering
with jurors.
The schooner Milton Badger arrived in San
Francisco on Tuesday, twenty-two days from
Anadyr bay, brinjrinp a month"? later news
frt m 1 lie Kairiia Telegraph Expedition. She
landed her party of telegraph builders on the
chores of the bay, and left them with a winter
outfit aud prepared to explore Anadyr river,
and proceed thence across the Ochotsk sea.
They will use reindeers for that purpose. A
letter from Colonel Hulk ley, of October 9, says
all is favorable, and the land parties for boih
continents are on shore with supplies.
Advices from Havannatothe 4th inst. state
that Commodore Murray took possession of the
rebel ram Stonewall on the id instant, by
simply raising: the American Hag at the masthead."
He is empowered to return the 810,
n/lvan^A/l KT? ? 4 *
__,.uv uuvrrufflfDl CO pMT
tbi' crew of th? rnm The Stonewall probably
will go into the dock there to bare her bottom
cleaned before leaving for the States.
Advices from Jamaica give additional details
of the horrors of the negro insurrection. The
authorities luive already hnng forty of the
leader*. Surray is in a state of siege, and
martial law h:t* been declared in St. Thomas.
The steamer Ardent left immediately for Barbadoe*
to obtain troops and the British steamer
Cordelia, which arrived at New York a few
days s-ince, has also left for Jamaica.
Ams:s of supposed Fenians on board American
bfcips by the English, are continue ti?
latest capture effected by the British government
was a supposed correspondent of the
New York Trxlunt, in whose possession were
fonnd a note-book and a revolver. All three
were detained by the police.
The Fenians had a great gathering at the
Maryland Institute Hall. Baltimore, last nightThe
place was densely crowded. Speeches
I were delivered bv William J. Hines, Ksq., of
I i>i,,i,i^? * *"
. u.?i>i i|>uiu, majiii lwucy, ui wasnington:
J. J. Stewart and Frank Gallagher, fcsqs.,
of Baltimore.
Hon. A. H. Stevens is eipeeted to visit Milledgeville
and address the Georgia State Convention
before its adjournment. The move,
ment to nominate Mr. Stephens for Governor
seems to be gaining strength, and the Atlanta
A>u Era intimate* thai he has consented to the
use of his name.
The Tunisian Embassy visited the Philadelphia
navy-yard, yesterday, aud inspected the
lion-cladi-Aml monitors. Thev will
in two weeks. J"~ "*"* for fcuro[>e
A man named Donoboe, was accidently
killed by being run over by a passenger railway
car on Kutaw street, Baltimore, yester
day.
The schooner Sarah Minge, Capt. Moore,
from Georgetown, D. C., with coal for Hyde
Park, New York, struck asnnken wreck about
seven mile? north of Cape Iienry, sinking iu
two minutes. All hands-were saved.
l?r. Elson Osburn, an extensive treasury note
counterfeiter, was arrested in Lancaster
county, Penn., yesterday.
Travel between Baltimore and the West.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
put its new schedule inio vtfeet on Mon.iay
last, and we learn that it i? successfully working
in it* much improved facilities for the
travel between the East and West by our city.
For the first time since the road has been
opened to Wheeling, we believe, it has now
three through tirst-class trains in each direction
between Baltimore and Washington and
Wheeling and Parkersburg. with prompt and
close connections at the two latter points, and
at Hen wood to and from all portions of the
West, throngh the agency of the Central
Ohio, the Marietta, aud the Cleveland and
Wheeling Road?, with their affiliating lines.
Tb's puts the Baltimore and Ohio line, therefore.
at a high mark, with the large increase
of lacilittes and the decidedly superior advantages
which it thus presents lor passenger
traAel. By its rapid improvement in double
track, the rebuilding, in j?ermanent iron work,
the many bridges of a temporary nature that
had been destroyed during the war, the addition
of more than fllty new and superior passenger
care, and some thirty locomotives,
adapted to high speed for passenger service,
the line has fitted iUelf for assuming at once
a first-class position as a great through route
for passengers, as fully as it had already
proven itself for many years as a successful
and prompt carrier of freights.
Our advertising columns will show the hours
of departure of th# trains, which seem to be
well adapted to the public wants, starting for
the West at ^-'.15 a. m., and at 2 and 8.40 p. m ,
daily. The 2 p. m. train is an entirely new
addition to the usual advantages of the road,
and. running at increased t-peed, is called the
' Cincinnati Express Train"?its passengers
being due at that, point at 0 o'clock on the
day alter leaving Baltimore, or in twenty-eight
hoiin- only from our city to the Cfcueen City of
the West.
From Cincinnati the corresponding train
departs at 6 p. m , daily, and is due at Baltimore
about 10 a. m on the following day?
being only twenty-eight hours in the easterly
uirrcnuu.
One of the other trains is called the Kaltirnore
and St. Louis Express,but the third, or
morning train, also makes admirable connections,
both for St. Louis and Cincinnati, as
w ell a* Chicago and th# Northwest, and Lonisville,
Nashville, and Memphis, en the Southwest.
It is a matter of no small importance to our
community, and to the largely increased travel
hetwien "W ashington and the Great West, that
such enlarged advantages should he presented
by our leading railway line, and the improvement
thus presented is hailed by us with much
satis-faction and with every wish for its abundant
success.?Baltimore American.
Fix akcial.?The New York Commercial
of the f-th says that the stock speculation is for
the moment checked, and prices have tafcen a
downward turn. Lenders are indi?po?ed to
encourage the reckless tendency developed
within the last few days, and hence it is found
diQicult to borrow upon the inflated stocks,
except at price# very much below the present
marketquotations. The London advices of the
ool. 1 ..Ul? n.. kn M?AVlina>
Wlf I'V IU*" PiraiHMlip t.UUUi ici/vi n?*k w wa>
tir.urd depression in American securities. has a
depressing effect npon the market, especially
on Governments. Five-twentiea are reported
finnt'rl at the cloee of business on the #~-th, which
baf the effect of adding to the depression here
arising trom an absence of demand. At the
board Fire-twenties of I8d3 were % lower, the
issue of lf-!M was also down Seven-thirtie*
l - nno.vfsr (Vrtiflmtes are rathrr mnr?
in demand, and pHI at \ advance. Gold is
weaker, at 147?fa.H?X, with a moderate demand
for custom?, and nothing doing for export.
The Hocrs ok Clerical Labor i* thb
Dr.rartmentg.?Secretary Harlan haa riven
notice that the additional hours of labor lately
rxmm Ui i?n iiu|jiu;n will uoi o>' rvqniiru
on Saturday afternoons, when clerical labor
will er ase at hree o'clock, a? formerly. Secretary
McCulloch hn? extended the privilege
to the clerks of the Treasury Department.?
Cor. T. JJcrald.
LOCAL NEWS.
?
Tn? Hark Swiudle? AnoOur /?a?u in: fy k*
Svtmtlrr?ltanifl Millsr, cltat AlUn, a uw Harris
t ommittrd/or Court ia f/oU Cases?A K*q?tn'ftin
from (*< ^ 04w> tzj*rud?Ym.
terilay tlirrnoot. the Suir innuunn d ;bo armsl
ot ltaiuel Miliar by dt-WcUvr? Kelly and Bij.
I'J upon t cliUfr of ?*iudlinc lit* Hutk of
(Vm merer, in G??or|r?*town. out of ti,aQu by
in?-an? of a fal** draft. Thf prt?oi?er wu
1<V< *. .4 . ? *L- - .. * J ?
u m iur it*ne ii ibf poller urauq uariere,
and at 3 o'clock yeeU-rday w.v br.>u;lit out for
a hearing b. fore Superintendent KiJuird<
The prisoner* personal appearance ia well
ca ciliated to dec?-l\e any ob?? who nifkt fall
" into Lis company. He i* ot >!?-nd- r rather
over medium height, black hajr, * umtod
back after the My le of th?- clergy. a quick, dark
eje and narrow face (tentiarnen who antoci'
ated with him at In* UBirditif.hiuiM' Mty he lt/
' mN aiquaiiiU'd witb the sci iptun s, playa a
tin*- pnuif ol billiard*. i? fond of b;uk^aiuinoa,
bate? to be eucbted at carda, and ia puuwM'd
of varif-d accomplishment*.
Tbe flr>t caw taken up was that of the K ink
of Commerce.
b k. tkuman, teller of the hank, waa eworn.
nna wiiifa that tne pneota r came to trie bruin
on Tne*day. during witne**' temporary ab?ence
from tun de*k. and pr.>pose?i to buy om?
7.J?' L'. S. bond#. Mr Kittenliuse ronv<>r??l
with him. and when witn< ** returned to hi*
deik Mr. Kittenhoute turu<d the prisoner ottr
10 v ttnrw, nmaTkinp that he wauted to pur.
cbmei- mime bond*. He entered into oonver**in
it vi itli wittier* on the *ubject- ami witnetw
t?,:d luiu he would sell buu g^'.UUi iu W cents
am iinrr? -t. t'r soner ti.? n proposed U> take
tbem pro\ided wtness would t.ntc tl.iOJ In
iath. and a certified draft on llaitlmore for
(I.MO. To thin w?tn? *? conwnWi tf tbe prisoner
wne satisfactorily Identified a* the peraon
I'rif oner proposed Ui" pet Mr. Keywr or Mr.
K< hr to identify hiir. and wltnena Mid Mr,
Koiir ?ould do. Prisoner went out. and soon
afu r returned with a not# from Mr Kohr reccrrimendirtc
lite prisoner, and the bond* were
ruld on the term* described. witness rerei v i n?
in currency, the draft for ft.tmi for the
bonds. and fO currency for the interest. Witness
afterward twprrUd the draft, and telepraplied
to the bank in Halumore, and received
tor reply that something was wrone. as they
bad no arcmini U' k' ( v.l? i. <v* ? -
t? ller nnrrifd Griffin. the *|>par?*nt drawer of
tbe draft and the nam* signed as teller Wittiers
went to Mr Kohr and told him what had
occurred, and they went in search of the
prisoner, and the prisoner was subsequently
arrested.
Mr. J H Kohr sworn.?Testified that the
prisoner had hern stopping at Mr. floiifhly's
boarding honse, No. sj renn?ylvania avenue,
between and ?Nd streets, where witness
hiinrrl^ TK? . - ? ?' 1 ?' -
wvm?w<?a? m mt- |ii irtrnri WllP lUfP" WllVU WH?
nm went there to hoard. He was represented
to witness to be a man of wealth and a very
intellipeat gentleman. and wiuirw regarded
him as such Tueedny morning, sometime belore
12 o'clock, the pnnoitrr went to wilttm
and told him he had a money transaction with
the Hank of Commerce. Witness believed he
said he wanted to sell pome United State* bonds,
and a>kt-<1 witness lor a note of recommendation.
saving that with it he could make something.
Witness gave him a note of recommendation
and he went away. Subsequently Mr
Shuman called upon witness and ?aid tnat he
(Sbuman) had received a i< l<-gnim and something
wan wrong about that business. After
explaining what had b>*< n done witness went
in search of the prisoner at all places where be
thought he would be likely to see him. but
| failed. Witness then came' to the detective
office, fonnd detective Kellv, and went with
him to the railroad depot. Mr. Kelly directed
wnnru 10 po tDrot)(& tbe train and ? if be
was there. Witness did so. hot did not see
him, and returned and told Mr. Kelly. Mr.
Kelly told him to ro again. and witness went
tbft iiph to the other fide. Saw btm and told
Kelly, who went and arretted bim. Witnes*
remarked to tbe prisoner after he vru arrested
"that check is not good." Wunees understood
him to tay "1 know it.'' The prisoner waa
placed in a back and brought to this dice. He
was searched and two tl,WW bills, seven ftiuo
bills and other money, a diamond cluster pin,
a diamond ring, sleeve buttons, studs and other
jewelry were found upon him. Witness went
10 li's hoardingbouse and found Infective lK>naldson
examining the prisoner's baggage. H?*
found a check book ol the First National Kank
of Baltimore, another of the Third National
Bank of Baltimore, and another of Sbwart &,
Co.'s Bank. The bank book wa* found on the
prisoner at this office. Tbe check books were
shown and identified by witness. In the bank
books notes amounting to S2.U5U were found.
(Mr. Sburoan having remarked that be knew
wnere the bonds were, Mr Bradley demanded
that he should say where they are or produce
them. Mr. iShuman sent a messenger for another
witness to testify as to the bonds, which
could be identified by their number and letter
of which be bad kept a record.]
Mr. ?. MuiJlelun, Clerk lor Kittenhonwe k
Co.Vbauk in this city, sworn.?Testified that
Mr. Miller, tbe prisoner, bad *old the bonds at
Rittenbouse's bank, in this city, for 9; cento and
the interest.
Mr. A'oAr recalled.?Testified that he rode in a
back from the depot to headquarters with lh>.
tective Kelly and the prisoner, but they had no
M .x>?i?yS'V'JU?c?jvbv?rr of arrest,
on Tuesday he was sitting in the back r?K>ni ot
tbe office "when Messrs. Shuman and Robr
cnnie in and said a fraud had been perpetrated
on the Hank of Commerce and stated the clre
niMaucM. Witness asked if either would
know the man. Mr. Kohr said he would, aud
witness tuok him with hiin to the railroad depot.
There wituese bent Mr. Kohr through the
train to see if he could see the man. He went
and returned so quick that witness thought he
had Lot looked well and sent him ajrain, and
this time he pointed to the prisoner standing
outside the cars leaning on bis cane and looking
at some laborers. Witness arrested him.
Mr. Kohr remarked to the prisoner "Mr. Miller.
that check was not cood." The nrieoner
replied -How do you know it !" and afu-rwards
said?"The money was good, would be good,"
that was all be Mid.
Deteetivt Donald ton testified tbat at the boarding-house
the man of the bouse gave lnra a book,
and thinking it might be important to identify
it, pot the man of tb?* honve, also Mr. Kobr, to
mark it. It bad Daniel Miller written in it.
The check-books were lound in a bureau
drawer. Witney saw no clothing there.
J. H. Lntham. teller for Stewart & Co., sworn,
identified the bank-book as a book ol their bank
and the entries as bis.
The evidence in the case of the Hank of Commerce
was closed, and the Superintendent, at
the request of Mr. Brady, called the caw of
Qloirnrt A- Pn ? />hirtros that t
has defrauded them, but to what amount has
not been ascertained. Tbe bearing now proposed
was only to be preliminary.
J. II. Latham sworn ?letuded that on the
16th of October the prisoner catne to the hank
and made a deposit of *1,<*Kt check on the Third
National Bank of Baltimore and S-faio ia Treasury
notes, and several deposits since. He was
at "tbe bank Tuesday. Some days be lore he
was at the bank aiid&tked what witne*i would
sell three Sl.tmi bonds for. He bought tbe bonds
and paid for th< m. giving two checks of $t,fcl7
in payment. Miller bad paid four or live
checks since be made bis first deposit. A de?
paten ua<l been received at tbe bank since Uie
sale of the bonds showing that the checks are .
not good. In reply to a question by Mr. Brad,
ley, witness said checks of Miller have been
seat to Baltimore and paid.
At this stage of the case, Mr. Bradley said h#
thought that it wuuld be best to dupos* of lb*
cases together, a* Mr. Latham had sworn thai
two of the checks cashed by Stewart A Uo.
were worthies*. The waiting* for otter testirr
Anv u-amM nnlw >-? iifi<?L??
? "~J " v-*- VM.J wv UCCI' .-O 'irittT. ?IIU ur
would waive any further examination in thia
cape. The Sup?rmtendent consented, an<1 committed
the prisoner to jail tor court in delauli
of bail in each cat-e.
At the suggestion of Superintendent Richards
Mr. Bradley notified bin client that a requisition
for him from the Governor of Ohio
is now on tbe way to Washington. Tbe Superintendent
is not sure of the charge against
him there, bet the supposition is that the
charge is bigamy, probably the same caae alluded
to by Mr. S. S. Cox, a* referred to in the
Star yesterday.
CutMd THi! Seat.?N. JLIavtdson gives no
?ce to is. A. i>avie, n. e.. w imer*, j ji. rstovail,
Tbos. Ornsty. J. M Botts and C. L.. Mmbv
that he will claim the seat of Representative
in Congress from tb?- Lynchburg district
of Virginia, on the ground that he is the only
eligible candidate, and that he will contest the
right of any other person to said seat.
Xipel SriT.?The libel suit of Po^tnaaster
Cook, of Chicago, against Horace Greefcev, of
the Tribune, (for calling him '-a ?|*>culau>r of
government funds," etc.,) is up for argument in
the New York Circuit Court. Pi*inti<r i?i-?
Lie damages at *50,000
%rKitfbt locomotive* are roraplebHt err
month at the work* of the Atlantic and Ur*at
Western Railway, in Jersey City, beside* the
iron work for orer one hundred and fifty can.
i/"A new theatre Is to be built in London,
over'wbat was onee a ptt o*e<l for throwing
in the dead during the plague of l?W.
?/ It coete fifteen dollar* and a half to transport
a barrel of Hour, worth only twelve, from
bavaunah to MilledgeviUe.
^M^jor Gen. Schofleld will tail from New
York lor Fnrope by the next steamer, on a
year's leave of absence.
t/Tbe ill-fated steamphlp Republic had on
r>o:iru in tpecie, a *eiy
and valuable cargo.
W A gentlrman in Newport. Kentucky, wbo
bus bad bii> barn burned by mtscbieroua boye,
offers fss to ctart a fund for the erection of
cb? ap barns expreMly for juvenile incendiaries
to ?et on lire.
fcTCIold haa been discovered in Gim county,
Pa. ?

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