Evening Star Newspaper, November 5, 1864, Page 1

| ND OHIO RAILBVAD. On aod after Susday, June 19th, 1864, el be ran detwees Washington, abd Ne and Washington and the kLPHIA, NEW YORE 4ND FOR PHILAD aT ON. acd =) at7.90 s. m., 11.15 a. m. oeeninyybRe GND PHILADELPHIA Leave Washington at 3D a, daily, except Sun- re wili note that this train runsas fay 'anneD ia only. aa Posndsind OR NEW YORK. ip daily at 6.59 p.m. sears enya Now York paxsenxers exclusively FOR BALTIMORE. Washi: at 6.306. m. ot ms 70D. mand 8.0 AUCTION SALES. 4", sunday at 7.9 a. m3 p,m. and8.90 9. m, OR ALL PARTS ar were FUTURE DAYS. vf Sam. andsadsand 89 BX 248 0. MoGUIRR & CO., Auctioncers, &, XXIV. Leave Washington = it .m. deily, excep! HANCERY BALE. On Sunday at 3 and 8.30 p. m. o 1 By authority of a decree of the Supreme Court of Primo temor| to all pointe WEST, and bascase this District pammed in a cauge relating to the estate of the lateG CO. Granmer,jr., I wi on the days and hour and in the order hereinafter named, on the to sale te the bighest bidder the ng valuable real estate, to wit: On BDAY, Nov. 9th, at 434 0’clock p. m, Lots No. 2,in Reservation O, fronting —feet on Maryland avenue, near the Canal Bridge at 34 FUR ANNAPOLIS. Leave Washington at 6.30 a. m. and 4.45 p.m. daily, exeept Bund No train for An Trains teaving 4.30 p.m. go through te N rn cron at 7.9) a. m, and to Hew York without chance of car: street. Island. Sleeping carson6.9)and8.9p. m. trains Berths | 1 0+. '4'snd B. in sub-division of part of Square No, gen be secured autil § p.m. aaliy at eee Sones ee 731, each fronting 20 feet on Pennsylvania ave: . After thst hour they m nue, between Ist and 2d streets east. near the ii ductor. ‘he vist and ‘Sfth trains stop at all way poin' Capitol Rquare. Improved by two frame and one brick tenement. Hy at BI Bae. Math Autapoliedanction and Relay | THURSDAY, November 1nth, at 5 o'clock p, m. House ¥, except Bun: Ports of Lots Nos. 12 snd 13. in Square No. 407, On Bunday it stone at a) y points. fronting watetinaene Me psec oe atroet bia en P y, is situa- PARTICULAR NOTIOB. ted near to the General Post Office; improved Fostesqers will eeee Pauade: Cerda nto by a two-story brick house. ALs0, Partof Lot No. 12. in Square No. 538, being the rorth 2% feet fronting on 4‘; street, by depth of N2f et tlincher toa wide public alley. This Lot is opposit« the First Presbyterian Church, and forms a por‘ion of the g-ounds attached to the residence of the late G.C. Grammer, sen. On FRIDAY, Nov. Nth. at 4's o’clotk p.m, Lot No. ¥. in Square No 27, fronting 26 feet on south D street, hy 149 feet deep to a public alley between 12th and 13th streets, Island. Op SATURDAY, Nov. 2th at4': o’cloek far as phia daily, exceps Seas gy ee itt rans to Baltemoreonly. Aleo, that the 6.80 p. a. train takes New York passengers oniv. information, tickets of any kind, ae atviy to GEG, S ROONTZ. aguat at Wash: viet Rita Maver of Transportation. GOOLE General Ticket Agent. Je 20-tf G?™t PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE I TO THE NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST. Lot No 6 and Lot lettered G, in Square No. 16. Geerepercpemcpes Ree ee ee Connecticut avenue, will 3 On MONDAY, Nov Mth, at120’clock m.,at the see Auction R.ors, A valuable Tract of Land lying partly in the coun- ty of Washington. D and partly in Mont- gorery county, Md ting oa tne Rock Creek Chu:ch Road, ‘the farm of the late Wm M Morrison containing 43 acres. and Dorsesses@ very fine building site. A plat of this lanc may he seen at the Anction Rooma ON AND A¥TER November 15th trai ‘e-ve Baltimore from North Calvert 3" foi.ows Fast Mail atmos. aa 9 A.M. Barrisbura Accom ion. See i Lightning Expres 6.30 A.M 'PRAIN FBOM WASHINGTON pe ie with t ree a a seats ee oslo peante 4 the West. and for Elmira Baf- ‘ , oie eae ae jankirk Cauandaigna, sud Wi. | Terms, aa pr-actibea byfthe decree. One-third agara Falla. and for New Vork city cash; the residue in 6 and 12 months, with interest, rhe Sob eM TAIN FROM WASHINGTON | fer which the purchaser's bonds. wih surety, econnects with the 9.30 p.m train from Balti- halle be taken, and a lieu reserved on the property more for Bimira and the North and Pittsbarg | "yf the terms be not complied with within five a days from the day of sale, the trastee reserves the SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS. right to reaell, op seven duys’ public notice, at SOLDIER, TiCKSTS AT GovERNMENT Rares, the ritk ard cost of the purchaser failing to ONE Tarouca TRAIN ON SUNDAY, comply. LOW FARE AND QUICK TIME. Stamps, deeds, &c , at the cost of the purchaser, TODD. Trustee. ect5-eokds J.C. McGUIRE & CO.. Aucts, 87 Por tickets and any information apply at the office of the Great Pennsylvavia Route, corner Pe avenue and oth strert. under Nationa: Hotel; IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE SALE OF THE rd Depot House, No. 463 O st.. near New Jersey avenue, Warhingun, JN BUBARRY said lart mentioned tract of land there will be offered three «thers, contiguous thereto. contain- ing reepretively 39 45, d Suse acres, There sev- Buperintendent # Coe residences or market farms They are situated Pass and Ticket Agent. corner 6th st. rout f urimiles nerth of the City Hall by the 7th ain) is peighborhood. aud pre-ent the indacement o health, good roi. aby 1 springs of excelent access to Washington ana G orgetown. to bo desire small ferme for either pleasure = — eral pieces of lar * wry valuable for country and Penn. avenue. street turnpike, in a deliehtfni and improvin water. echoola, chure and good roads and or prost. Plat. of the farm, with ita eubdivisiona. may be Feen by persona desiring to prrebas e office of Christopher Grammer. No. 507 Beventh o¢ Opp-eite Odd Fellows’ Hall or et the Auct Roem, prior to and on tha tat of rale nov 4d JC. McGUIRE & CO, Aucts, ¥ J, C. McGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEE § SALE OF VALUABLE PROPBRTY ON 2D STRSBT WEST, BETWEE a SIRBETSNORTH. UE Tee On MONDAY AFTEBNOON, November 41, 1354. at 4o’clock. onthe premiaes, by virtue of a deed of trust, dated March 15, 864, and duly recorded in Liber J. A 8, No 75, folies 84¢et seq, and of the for Waspington coun y!I eball sell tion No. 11. fronting 25 feet on 24 street west, between Band © streets north, run ting back 120 fert toa 5 toot alley, witha wide pnblic alley running the full depth of the lot on therout) side The lotisimproved with several stall tenements. ‘ Terms: Une fourth in cath; the remainder in 3 6and9 months, with interest, secured by| a deed of trust on the prem 7 chaser’s crt. Canversacer * An MeN AMES, Trustes, oe t1-tawkds. J.C. MCGUIRE & CO CLOTHING. GOING !-GOING!—GOING! DOWN THBY GO, AT LE88 THAN GOLD PRICES! J. H. SMITH SMITH BROS., THE GREAT CLOTHING HOUSES OF WASHINGTON, No. 460 axp 464 Ss. T.—1860.—X. Persons of sedentary habits treabled with weak- ¢ s, Insgitade, palpitation of the heart, lack o poetite, distress after eating, torpid liver,con mtipation, &c., deserve to suffer if they willno wy the celebrated PLANTATION BITTERS, whieh are now recommended by the highest med!- and warranted to produce an im- mediate beneficial effect. They are exceedingly agreeable, perfectly pure, and must supercede all other tonica where s healthy, gentle stimulant is required. They purify. strengten and invigorate. They create a healthy appetite. They are an antidote to a change of water and Set. SEVENTH 8TRBET, OFPosits Post Orrior, They overcome effects of dissipation and late — ALL GOODS SPONGED. bours. Ee They strengthen the system and enliven the | Where you can find all he... or a FRENCH, They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevers ENGLISH, They purify the breath and acidity of the WER OTE: momach, LATEST STYLES They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation, TOP PaNTs, ‘ ae DOUBLE BREASTED VESTS, They eure Diarrhea, Oholera, and Cholera BUBINEOE SUITS, Morbus. IN, They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head- EEA ASD BANGY CAgsIMERR, seb Together with the GEST STOCK ‘They make the weak strong, the languid Dril- Bova ijant. and are exhausted natar t restorer, OLOTHING They are composed of the celebrated Calisaya THE CITY. Dark, wintergreen. sassafras, roote and herbe,all | N. B.—We also have ne preserved in perfectly pure St. Croix ram. For Latour cpa see circnlarsand testimonials around precy G0ops CUSTOM WORK. Beware of imposters. Examine every bottle, See that it has D. 5. Barnes’ signature on our pri- ‘All of which we offer at ee UNUBUAL LOW PRIOKS. GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, CAPS, SHIRTS, TI#3, SUSPENDERS, Ac., de, sai J.H SMITH, No, 460, Avd SMITH BROS, No. 464, CLotmieRs aNp Mencuant Tattors, Seventh street, opp. Post Office, vate U.S. Stamp over the cork, with plantation seene, and our firm signature on @ fine steel plate Bee that our bottle is not refilled with spurious and deleterions stuff. Wedety beraving on side label any person to mateb the taste or eharacter of our : cctam Washington, «eo Avy person Pape: to sell Plactation H, MILLER & CO. i «by th Neo: i k, is i . — saatiigis wera a were magi SUBSTITUTES |! SUBSTITUTES!! We se}! only in our cabin bottle, Any person | AGENTS FUR TH QUOTA OF THE DISTRICT, imitating this bottle, or selling any other materiay | No- 511 Ni th street west, near Pennsylvania av, 7 a MEN} MEN! MEN! therein, whether called Plantation Bitters or not, Always ready tobe mustered tor one or three ia criminal under the U.S, Law, and will beso years, at the most reasonable prices, We will do better than any other, AS WE ARB prosecuted by us. We already haveour eyeontwo parties re-filling our bottles, &c,, who will sueceed ENOWNS AND KELIABLE. . B --Runners snd othersin the business most berally dealt with. in getting themselves into close quarters. The | sep20.2m Juste ere ace, demand for Drake's Plantation Bittersfrom es | (2 BURR & BROTHER, clergymen, merchants, &c., is perfectly incredible pe DEALERS IN The simple trial of a bottle is the evideuce we pre- HATS, CAPs, BUOTS, SHOES, nt of their worth and superiority, They are sold UMBRELLAS, &o. No, 383 Seventh street, near I Street, by 41) respectable druggists, grocers, physicians, oe 21m hotels, saloons, steam boats and eountry stores, TP HE ULDEST BUT 8 DUCTED ON THE I KU Rue LAN, f Is enlarged to doable its former capacity. EUROPEAN HOTEL, Corner Pa. av, and 11th st., Washinzion, D.C. This hotel. the oldest conducted on the European P. BH. DRAKE & €O., s-eoim 202 BROADWAY, N. Toavktui for tre patronage already rec: The proprietor hopes that by attention to businers we fontinue to receive pttronage as heretofore, illonly becharged with what they receive, "Aq ABERY COLLINS & 00... | planin this city, ras beem enlarged ani bs CU LADSL? BIA Yoproved in every way necessary for the DRAUGHT ALE AND accommodat on of the increasing gues! Tam now receiving large quantities of DRAUGHT oa PORTER from this eelebrated brewery, a 9 be cha cb Tam prepared to furnish on short netice to zen are moderate. a all persons who favor me with their orders. BAS P. EMRICH, Proprietor. Orders given to my drivers will be promptly at- pas {8 TU GIVE NOTICE, That the subdseri tended to, Wabi har obtained irom the Orphags? Gourt of Goods delivered in all partsof Washington and | letters: ‘toatament yee ee on eater Georgetown, free of charge. Sele BOL uxsa late of Washingtoncity, D C., RILEY a. INN, E s ~ Persons havi Jains against tl ‘A. SHINN, Agent, faid deceased aper pour having claimsagainst the Union Bi reb: Pe aac Shige street | same, with the vouchars herent’ to the subscriber, A onor before the 25th of Octoner next; they KINGS ANDN may otherwise by law be excluded iI’ ben- S"iutea Life of Tear Re gr " eae eBtof the said wat Dixon's Life of Biake, Lona? London Given under my hand this 2th day of Octoder, = : Pearce Belting pusssters 4 Sea, London 00 2 lawSw THO. J. FISHER, Exesutor. Giliy’s Bhi ondon NI OTICE—FOR SALEB.—50) Pah Troon” ofthe Beatin Wavy, London Notice FOR SA U sete of o1 acd feur here second-hand HaRN Cooper's Naval Rivgrap rder_ early new, and 30 8 cond-hand Bouthey’s Life of n, Londen Li PUES sod BRILLE Be. 3 8 ly to WH. 8. JOHNS ean de Bd th pad lemoir o' imiral Bren! an oppor: . -Ten* Memoirs of Admiral Bir Blaney Smith, 2 vols, HILLS AND FEVERS—SHAKBS NO MORE — Memoirs of Admiral de 3: Go at once to MUORB’S DRUGSIORE, 1i3 2 3 vols. London venue, West End Life and Correspondence of Adinizal ‘Mapior, 3 sid peaks of ia Antitotn Nicholas” History of the Bovak Navy, 2 vols,, Lon eee se hsen ne Brenton’s Naval History, 2 ¥oln. 2 story," YRANCK TAYLOR, AMUSEMENTS. CANTERBURY HALL. MUBIO. SCANTERBURY HALL AND galL LIGANTERBURY BALL.{ TH BATEB Lovrsiaza AVEEUB, Sixth street, Ki ational and Blear Corner of Kens Gd Ne @zercs Lua. —..___..__...____. Proprietor Josu Hart ————........ anager Levis S20LL06Y......... ..... Ballet Master J-un Earvr. —----+--.----Musical Director not sare i i Kt c bp sd But by the Proprietor of the Great Canterbury, who cordial y invites the friends of ‘4 LINCOLN AND JOHNSON LIN JOHNSON SON COLN AND LIN’ OLN A THEG THEATRE, THE G@ THEATRE: THEG THKATKE, THE G THEATRE: THE @ THEATRE, TERI \TERBURY: ane I TERBURY, THET TERSURY: THK T TERBURY. THE TERBURY, Ard witness a representation of the soul-stirring Melo Drama THE DUMB GIRL THe DUMB GIRL THE DUMB GIRL THE DUMB GIRL THR’! UMB GIRL QHED MBGIRL THE DUMB GIRL TAKE DUMB GIRL THR DUMB GIRL THK DUMB GIRL O# GENOA, OP GEN aA, OF GENOA, OP GENOA’ OP GENOA, With that incomparable Actress and GLORIOUS BEAUTY G Ok1v04 BEAUTY GLORIOUS BEAUTY CHERRY BELLE, CHERRY BELLE; CHERRY BELLE, CHEERY BE CHERRY BEL CHERRY BE CAERRY RE CHEERY BEI CHERKY BE CHEERY BE In her favorite rove of JULIETTA,T or = a5 33 3 pee eee Toc’ JULIETTA, TH Acharacter in which she ACKNOWLEDGES NO ACKNOWLEDGES N SCKNOWLEDIES NO ACKNOWLEDGES NO RB ACKNOWLEDGES NO RIVAL. The Drama has been gotten up with much care and will ts prerented in astyle challenging com- i Un an parinop Wi PIRST CLASS THEATRE. Second Week of the GRSAT COMEDY DUO, GREAT COMEDY DUO, MI88 JENNIE JOHNSON, Mir8 JBNNIE JOHNSIN MIB JENNIE JOHNSON, and Who will appearin the new version of the side- fplitting Negro Burlerque, entitled the VIRGINIA MUMMY, VIRGINIA MUMMY, VIRGINIA MUMMY, VIRGINIA MOMMY. VIRGINIA MUMMY. VIRGINIA MUMMY, JOHN MULLIGAN, JOHN MULLIGAN JOHN MULLIGAN, In an entire new wlio of BURNT CORKOGRAPHICALITIES, BOKNT CORKOGRAPHICALITIES, BURNT OCOKKOGRAPHICALITIES, Assisted by bis Corps d'E bi fs yb DELEWHANTY AND WARD, DELEHANTY AND WARD, DELEHANTY AND WARD, The world’s Champion Olog Dancers, whose abili ti 80 axdoable foLvg aud dance performers are passed. JOSH HART, JOSH HaRT, . JOsH HART, The eapita] Comedian and Negro Delineator, 3. J. DOUGHERTY, J. J. DOUGHBETY, . J.J DOUGHERTY, The favorite Versatile Actor and impersonator of Old Man characters, DICK COLLINS, DICK COLLINS, a DICK COLLINS, Banjoirt and Comeuian DDEN, JOHNNY RE . JOHNNY REDDEN, JOHNNY REDDEN, Bong and Dance man. MONS. LOUIS S8ZOLLOS8Y, MONS LUUIS SZOLLOSSY, MONS. LOUIS SZOLLO3S8Y. The celebrated Maitre de Ballet and Male Dancer M188 LATRA LE CLAIRE, MI88 LAURA LE CLAIRE, MIs8 LAURA LE CLAIRE, The charming Vocalist, Danseuse, and Come dienne. THB ALBUM OF BBAUTY, THE ALBUM UF BEAUTY, THE ALBUM OF BEAUTY, Composed of , SIXTEEN YOUNG LADIES, Presentiny an UNEXAMPLED ARRAY OF LOVELINESS seldow witnen*ed n pon one stage. A RY WESNER, KILA A AY WESNEE: Intheirchar: ing Duet Dances. THE WHOLE MAMMOTH COMBINATION JHE WHOLE MAMMO'IL COMBINATION TBE WilUke MAMMOTH COMBINATION Splend d entertainment, 5 fo te asi ho tasesot Alle | eens oe LADIES’ AND CHILDREN LADIES’ AND CHILDREN Must bear RABIES AND OUILDREN io arip mind our regular EAVURDAY AFTERNOON MATINE BATURDAY AFTEKNOON MATINEE, tATUPDAY AFTERNOON MATIAEE Whena)l the Gems of the Evening’s Bntertain- ment will be given. SEVERAL NOVELTIES IN PREPARATION witt be proaueZH® FRENCH BeY ro. ie ON ON MONDAY NEXT. PRICES OF ADMISSION. Parquette, Baicony, and Gallery - Creer Orchestra seata: 7 focents lower, Private Boxes, holding six persons... $6 00 bose i abens Bane 1 Be itate Boxes an¢ Reverved Goats can be secured from 10 in the morning till 2p. m. NOTIOE.—An eotire new Company is en, fe , embracing some of the Sete pegenders and ‘host Talented Artistes in the re The Canterbury will shortly be calarged. the at a building having been leased for t pur- ing Star. WASHINGTON. D. C, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5. 1864, N°. 3.647. AMUSEMENTS. FORD'S NEW THEATER. Pennsyii Tenth street, above jpania avenue. Last appearance of MR. J. B. ROBERTS, SATURDAY EVENING. November 5, LA8tT NIGHT o THE GREAT SPECTACLE With allica new Seeacry aude Wonderful. ifacts, MAGIOAL TRICKS AND TRANSFORMATIONS, THE BEAUTIFOL APOTHEOSIS AND TABLEAU OF RESPLENDENT GLORY. the Grand Romantic Spectacle o! FAUST AND MARGUERITS. ME} HISTOPHBLES. one J.B Roberts MARGLERITE... Miss Alice Gray MONDAY, November 7, Clifton W. Tayleur’s gteat moral Drama of EABT LYNNE; oz, TUE ELOPEMENT. aod the ERRING AND PENITENT WIFE, _Curtain rises at qaarter to 8. GROVEK’S THEATER. Pennsylvania Avenue, near Willard’s Hotel, In consequence of the death of MR. E. T. GRO- VER,(Mr. Leonard Grover’s brotber,) this estab- ishment will Hishment will FE MAIN CLOSED UNTIL MONDAY EVENING, November 7, When the Great Combinatios, ME. J.W. WALLACK. MR. E. L, DAVENPOR?. AND MIS8 8USAN DENIN, Will comme a briefengagement, oOo» FELLOWS’ HALL, Complete Triumph of SANDEBSON'S MINSTRELS, ONK WEEK LONGER. urand Changes of Progamme to-night, NEW SONGS. DANCES, AND ACTS. Doors open at7; commence at 3 oc 31-1w* I RADY’S GYMNASIUM, B2.84 AND =6 LA. AV , NOW OPEN. THIS NEW Cie ES FOR PHYS{CAL TILE MOST COMPLETE IN THE COUNTRY, IS NOW OPEN. Classes for Gentlemen and Boys in constant p-ac- tice. Terms, $3) per year. $21 for six montha. or $15 for3 months which eutitles the subscriber to admis ion to Gymnasiam, froméa m. till hip m., and the free use ofa Locker. Reating and Chess rorras, C’asses, and Hot ani Gold Betha. &c. Classes for Ladies and Misses in the Light Gym- nartics. ‘orming, oc 24-2w* ABNER 8 BRADY. EW YORK AND LIVERPOOL PETROL U. N COMPANY. On OM CAPITAL 8TOCK, $1,000,000. 190.000 SHARES AT $10 EACH, SUBSCRIPTION PRICE $5 PER SHARE. LANDS YIELDING LARGELY. OFFICERS: HON. DANIEL 8. DICKINSON, President, WILLIAM T PHIPPS, Vice President, ROBEKT BABSETT, Becretary, Bcoks are open fcr subscription at the office of the Company, No. 24 Empire Building, 71 Broai- way, New York, The ands of the Company are situated inthe heart ofthe Oil Region, and include portions of those well-known localities, “the McKihenay farm, the two McClintock farms,’’ and other proved aod valcable working territories, includ- ing over Two Thousand acres of the best Oil Ter- ritories along Oil Creek and in West Virginia, now unde> process of successful development, and oil is already regularly and largely produced trom several wells upon them. Address the Company, P. 0. Box 5368 New York. oc 23-30 U 8, INYERNAL REVENUE, . — ASSESSOR'S OFFICE, Wasnincton, October 31, 1364. Notice ia hereby given that the list of assess- mente for the ¥p-cial Income Tax for 1863 is now in this office, No. 46% 7th street west, open to the ynspection of all persons disposed to examine the tame for the space of ‘en days from thisdet.,da ring which time appeals from the assesament will be heard +f presented sn tortting, And agit adesirab’e that allshould beara just proportion of the taxes imposed by the Govern- Ment, it is earnestly solicited that a general ia- apection of said list may be made by all those wao desire all others, as well their proper proportion of said tax,and to give the necessary inf-rmation of those who have not made aretorn, or where the return is not as full aa it ought to be. All perronawho have not made re‘urn bi of absence or sickness,and do no by the tion of the storassié cen care: will be asses A +r cent, added to the tax. re B. M. PEARSON, oc 31-dtNovl0 U. 8. Assessor for Dis Col. SEVENTH STREET. 369 AUCTION GOODS. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES! We have just received from the New York auc- i 1 Nonsalotol oo ARP ETS, which we are selling fifty per cent. less than for ioe! WHITE and COLORED BLANKETS, very cheap, Five hundred BED COMFORTS which we pu chased during the recent decline in the prices of goods, which enables us to offer them at bar- Fight hundred pounds pure GEESE FEATHERS. ‘These feathers are from Montgomery county, Md.. and are prime country feathers. Larteaistock FURNITURE, CROCK ERY GLASS, WOODEN and WILLOW WARM sn tho city, Successor to Rontz & Griffith, [Chrenicle} 369 7th st., near T. oc 31-10t REASURY DEPARTMENT, Ovrice OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY Washington, October 4, 1854, by satisfactory evidence presented to igned, it has been made to app-ar that The Nationa! Bank of the BMearape tts, n tae City of Washingt m,in the county of Washkinxion and Drs- trea of Colxmbia, has been duly Crganized ander aud according to the requiremeots of tne act of Congress entitle1 © An act to provide s National Curreucy, secured bya pledge of United Staten bondr, and provide for the circulation and re- demption thereof.” approved June 3, 1534, and bas complied with all the provisions of said act re- quired to be complied with before commencing the butiness of bsnking ander paid act: Now, therefore, |, Hugh McCulleck. Comptroller of the Currency, du hereby certify that 2s Wa tional Bank of the Metropolis, in the City af Wash- ington, in the ceunty of Washinston ard Districs of Columbia. is authorized to commence the business ef Banking onder the act aforesaia In tettimony whereof, witns a pay neon at seal of this fourth day of Oct . office this Jour GH MOOULLOCK, LB. Ute ent Comptroller of the Currency. O THE PUBLIC DETECTION OF COUNTERFEITERS, Treasury DerarTMent, Sovicrtor’s OrFick, Oct, 29, 1354 | Congress, by an act passed at its last session placed a considerable sum of money atthe disposal of the Secretary of the Lircerinis 12 to be employed in the prosecution of measures for tee detestion and punishment of persons engaged is counter. fe:ting Treasury notes, fractional currency, and otber securities of the United States. This fund is devoted to the payment of rewards to crtectives apd others through whose instramentality offen- des 5 are brought to justice; and its administration and the conduct of the measures referred to are Jaced, by order of the Seeretary, under the imme- Tiate supervision of the undersigned, to whom ail communicat,ons relating thereto, or to the offences indicated, should be addressed. Liberal Tewards bave already been paid to several parties who bave aided in the apprehension »f counter- feiters, ped that the stimulus thus offered, added to the interest which all good citizens must feel in the suppression of crimes tending to impair the credit of the national securities. and tus embar- rase a | business operations, will induce ‘he earo est co operation of all Capable of affording any aid in the effurts being made by the Department for the attainment of that desirable end. [t is eavec ially urged that all persons having a knowledge of facts im portant to be known by the Depart vent, concerning auch offences, will communicate them fully ard promotly to the undersign d. Publishers of newspapers threuhout the coun- try will render oa neal eee rine to the Garera: mest and the public by giving conspicuous pu bdli- cation'to thie card. EDWAKD JORDAN, nov l 6tD3mW Solicitor of the Treasnry. EDUCTION IN PRICES, R Store 301 Penn's avenue. Iron Warehouse 266 B street, In view of advices fromtce Rolling Mil's, we beg leave to notify the publicof a desline on all Gercri ptions of Iron, Steel, Horse Shoes, Axles, ce alsiw* CAMPBELL & SON. a. ve sa aY, inp e la- invited. Particular care given to orders. -im' |, BEIBERGE zs Bonessoe yt F. Lov: . TO . Lounon & Oo., N, ITARY - cana RANE MAIL an fee Hers Bs ae te : en Washington, D. 0. Gier ia ‘cll dea TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. ——.__—_ McCLELLAN MEETING IN BALTI. MORE, A Disturbance and the Result. BALTIMORE, Nov. 4.—A disturbance took nese to-night, at the Hall ot the Maryland Netitute, on the occasion ot the meeting of the friends of McClellan and Pendleton. _Governor Parker, of New Jers: Vaux and Wm. B. Reed, of Philadeipnia; Wm. Schiey, of Baltimore, and others, were an- nonnced to address the meeting. The hall was crowded. Shortly after th Meeting was organized, and whilsi a speaker was denouncing President Lincoln, some one in the crowd proposed cheers for Lincoln, babii be was knocked down, and @ scuille took P Loud shouts and vociferons cheers for Lin coln ensued, when there was a rush for the doors, the crowd clambering over the chairs and benches in great confuas:on. So far as is ascertained, no one was injured, except some few perrons who wer slightly bruised in falling over benches. When the plaiform was vacated, some par- ties clambered upon it, raisin a flag, and pro- posing cheers for Liacoin, John:on, and Union. lo a few minotes the hall was emptied and quiet restored. ; Richard FROM THE PACIFIC COAST. Movements of the French Fleet—Capture of Mazatian Anticipated. Saw Francisco, Nov 3.—The steamer John L. Sevens, from Mazatlan Oct. 25th, has ar- rived with $130,000 in treasure Several promi:ent Mexicans came by her, having iteft Mazatlan in anticipation of the speedy capture of the place by the French fleet. Nearly every body at Mazatlan appeared to be desirous that the French woulda sovon arrive. The principal French force in Western Mexico is understood to be mirching towards | Chihuahua, the iast stronghold of Juarez and Or'ega. The sieamer Golden City sailed to day for Panama, with $26, 00 in treasare for England, and $567,000 for New York Among her paesengers are Judge Field, ex- Senator Latbam and (Goverument Agent Thos. Brown, who gore to Washington to report the resultof his investigation of the affairs in the San Francisco cuswm- house. FROM MIssVURI. Gen. Price Again Whipped—His Retreat inte Arkansas reaty of Peace with the Indians in Ne, tation Sr. Lovie, Nov 4.—Generals Rosecrans and A.J. Smith arrived la-t wight. Smicn’s in- fantry are moving eastward, one column on the north, the otheron the south side of the Missouririver, with instructions to clear the country of guerriilas Advices from the Upper Mtesouri say Gen. Sully and his cemmanod are at Sioux City. Sully left bis Adjutant, Captain Pace, at Fort Sully to negotiate a treaty of peace with the Sioux, several chiefs being there for that pur- pose. A private dispatch from Springfield, Mo., eay* our treops whipped Price again at New- tonia, Newton county, Mo., date not given. We now hold the town. The rebels are re- treating into Arkansas. FROM SOUTH AMERICA, Chilian Neutrality in Peravian Affairs— Revolution in Ecuador Suppressed. New York, Nov. 4—The steamer Costa Rica, from Aspinwall on the 26th, with #4 9.000 in treasure, arrived this evening. Valparaiso dats to October 2, and Calloa to the 13th, are received. The Uhilian Govern- ment bse proclaimed a neutrality in the Peru- vian-Spanieh difficulty. The Presidentot Peru has not declared war Sgainest Spain as yet, which seems to create Giesntisiaction smong the people. A Peruvian exploring steamer had reached Mayro. on the Amazon river, proving that it is navigable for two hundred and eighty-five miles from Lima. The Ecuadorian Government has suppressed the revolution in the south part of that country, Allis quiet at Panama, The trigate Lancaster was at Panama; also the Narragansett and St. Mary’s. The Narra- ganeett sails for Philadelphia soon. THE NEW YORK El ECTION FRAUDS. tee Trial of Col. Samuel North etal. ee The Military Commission, of which Major General Doubleday, U.S V.,is president, re- sumed the case ofSaml North etal.,at3 o’cl'k Jastevening, at their rooms, on F street, be- tween !3'h and 14th sts. Present: mal Gen. Abuer Doubleday, U.S. V3 Brig Gen. Francis Fessenden, U.S. V.; Coi. R. Batler Price, 2d Pa cav.; Lieut. Col. T. A. Barker, 4th N.H; Capt. M. H. Etlis. 175th N.Y. V.; Uapt. J.B. Piatt, A.D ©; Col. J. A. Foster, 175th N.Y. V , Judge Advocate. Messrs. Gillett and McPherson appeared in behalf of the accused. The Judge Advocate read a list of seventeen persons whom the defendants wished to have summoned #s witness+s for the defense, one of whom was Reuben Fenton, of Chatuaqne county, New York, and said it was natural to suppose thatthey were asked for in good taitn, butitseemed to him only atrick to gain time, and itseemed very strange that the most of them should bappen to live so far away off Jrom the line of railroads. He said the defense desired these men &s witnesses to testify to the good character ofthe accused, and held that two or three would answer that end. Colonet North need not go beyond the city for that par- pose. He was willing that they shonld have those who might be obtained in @ reasonable length of time, but did not propose to sead to ali parts of the world forthem. He was wil- Jing, to geton with the business, to acknowl- edge the private character of Col. North and Mr. Jones to have been good heretofore. R. H. Gillett, counsel! for the defense, thonght tnat pereons of all political creeds should be summoned to testify to the characters of those xecused. These wi'nesses were not ali intend- ed to testify to the character of one person only, but that the different ones accused desired wit- Lesses from their respective localities to testify to their characters respectively. He said that at least two who lived in remote parts of New York State were absolutely required, as two of the accused were residents of different and re- mote localities, and had no familiar acquaint- ances here. Those two were the only ones whom it would be any trouble to produce. He said they wished Mr. Seymour (brother of the Governor,) 8ammoned, &8 he understood as to how the votes were received in New York, and was familiar with the whole routine and by whom he would prove that Colonel North bad no agency in procuring soldiers votes. Some ethers that they wished as witnesses hap- pen to be out of the city just at this particular time. The counsel tor the defense denied that Colone] North was authorized by any one in New York to commit the crime charged against him. ‘Jhe Judge Advocate said he did not wish to try Mr. Seymour in the present case. He said the crime charged against the accused was that of defranding soldiers of their votes, and the point for the Court to decide is whether or not they committed the act, aud not whether they were commissioned for the purpose of committing the crime. Even granting Col. North was no authorized agent, the defence would gain nothing, for the charge was simply that of detranding solsiers of their votes, and if Col. North was guilty, he shouid be puniched. Mr. Gillet eaid that he would prove by the witnesses that ateach and every hour of the day, business of the office was open and pub- Jic, aud that the former State agent, a political Adversary, was present, 4nd could have seen everything that savored of political or moral wickedness. He said all the votes were taken openly and publicly siace the arrests were made in Baltimore, and he would make it ap- pear in this case as clear asthe noon-day sun that there was no intention of fraud on the t of the accused. Pathe Coart w then cleared to decide whether or not all the witnesses should be produced, but reserved its decision for the present. Mr. James 0. Clephane, sworo.—He testified that he lived in Washington; was a reporter to the Supreme Court; saw Mr. M. M. Jones first in Carroll prison; took his deposition at that place; Jones was sworn. ross-examined cv, defendants.—This oc- curred about ten o’clock in the morning. two days since; Col. Foster was present; others were there & partof the time; thinks Foster had po uniform on save his cap; was not posi- tive that Col. Foster told Mr. Jones who he was, bat thinks he did; be ge F.) told Mr. Jones to etate ali he knew relation to this mhatter; be was told, I think, by wh: thor ity the statement was takers wines had neither pen nor ipk; tt is cus y pencil in pecnoerap nlc, reporting: . Jones saw that! was taking ehort pact =o were not read to Bim; an oath—tne usual one— Was administered to him with uplifted hand; he was sworn tw the facts as he stated 4 the original pores are at my house, I think; a Are eiher at the Bouse or the court room, r. Gillet des red tha: tae notes be brought beture the court ihe paver before them Was not the oue taken down in the pres- ence of J. ne®, but One written ont from the bores 1t was Out of precedent, too, that a deposition should be taken und not read over tot e person Making we deposiuon. He in- © Sted that the mores should be sen: for by some Person other than we reporter, and be pro- “ucea Whtie the witness was on the stand. aclb® Judge Advocate argued that the notes, pedi dreis vUl, Cometiiuied tue real paper be- ae ett tt) As they were not competent to red md Lad ncPRonogtaphic notes. He, how- then breught in. jeckou to the court Raving r ‘let, for. defe: insiste, Pp rs which wee sworn to race tho nines which the court should take cognizance of. He cemanced them thatit migut oe ascertained whetber = Aye povera Espada similar—that the substance Dad not been changed as were Irapse bed. a ‘ney ‘The Judge Adyocate was not surprised at hesring the defeure charge fraud upon the sworn reporter of ims court sfter what he had heard from that quarter since the trial com- menced. He would not be surprised even to bear them charge the members of inis commis. son with improper metives and with haying disgra.ed their antform. H+ trasted that the court would not tolerate such impnatations hereatter. The court was cleared to decide the pointand On its being opened te notes were sent for and meantime another withe-s was placed upon the stand. Capt. Josioh L. Claghorn, sworn.—Testified that be was bora in North Evans, N. Y.: was a lieurenantin the sin United States colored infantry; came to Sia agency Istot October; eaw North, Cohn and @ mau who sizgued bis name Mui phy; told them he tad come to putin & proxy vow; Murphy wade out the papers aid filled the affidavi ; 1.0 uth was taken; told tem to leave the papers and tiey would be put in the jocal ticket; said he would take it him. sell; he wentihe next day to N » F street; no one was there to take the onrh; went again | stout 2th or 26th of last month, ana po one was there; herang the bell: be was told by a boy he could filUd him at No. t-| Pa. avenoe, Witwess then went to No I-t Peon venia @:e.ue; saw Col Norih,( ofn,and a man who 6i.Led his Lame Jones, And others there; per~ 8 ps were there Who were about to go vo the ircnt; they proposed to go nad see Muj. Wood sng get pusees to visit (he Brooklyn: they sald it would Lot do to let the autiorities know where they were going, as the Administration wooulo have the Brooklyu moved, so that they Cul not get abourd of her Ly gecthe votes. Mr. Joves told bi they hud to make papers out in thar sry! 8 HO Officer wa- detated to admin- Tanoath; showed bun 4 number et papers ulready signed by officers: s1w no officer there; saw three packages, all signed by Olenuott. Th+y bandea the new papers to witness, aud desircyed others, aud threw them away; L sigi@c my name to a biank—as also dia M. M, Jones—as my ballot, also signed the challenge oatb; bo ore tuok my affidavit; Col. North was Moving aneut the room, at trom three to ten feet ‘rom me; I tuok the vot» aud sealed it up. Cross examined by detendants—Wnas born in the town of North Evaus, New York: the: were in the back room atthe time spoken of; think they had two desks and 4 table. Colonel North was moving about the room: tne writing was dene by Mr Jones: he was in the back room when I went there: Col. Jones said he w uld bavesome one to fix up my papers; Mr. Jcnes filled up the blank, itwas pat up in the vsonl form; it was according to my wish, with the exception of not being sworn to; I took the paper tomy room; donot know how long L had it there; I firally surrendered it to Clar- ence Seward; | believe that is his name; it Was pot my d-sign tosend it away with that Bind of @ vote tn it. Mr Clephbane here produced the short-hand notes of the testimony of Mr. Jones, and read itto the Court, (this depesition we haye al- y laid before our readers.) Ingraham, Provost Marshal of this Dis- trict, W4s © worn, and testified that he had an order p!aced in bis hauds tor the arrest of four parties, and be arrested two of them—-Colonel North and, if he was not mistaken, Mr. Cohen. He c ceed the rooms fna left Lieutenant Hant in charge, with ins'ructions to allow no oneto ‘nter. {terwards, on the order of the Secre- tary of War, Mr. Bradiry was allowed the use of the front room to answer the questions of soldiers calling there; the papers having been r+moved to the back room, which was retained until Thursday, when the rooms were given up to the commissiuners ot the State of New York on the same authority. Nothing was disturbed in the rooms. After the front room was given up, guard was kept over the back Troum. The keys were delivered to the officer oft the guard, who subsequently delivered them to the Judge Advocate. Lieut. H. L. Hunt, Adjnutantof the Provost Marshal and aide-.de-camp to Col. Wisewell, Military Governor. Witness received instruc. tions and accompanied Col Ingraham to the rooms where Col North and others were placed under arrest. He was ordered to take posses- sion end allow nothing to be disturbed. The door was locked and a corporal and three men were placed on guard. Afrer the front-room was given up the papers were removed to the back office over which the guard was placed. A few days after afew blanks were given in charge of a person who had authority. The Judge Ac yocate asked that the court de- cide as to what witness shall be summoued, and stated that many of them were livirg @ distance from railroads and conld not be reached in less than two or three days Mr McPherson argued that the fact of the blanks being found fn the office was not proor that they were to be fraudulently used, and that they were there tor purely legitimate pur- poses. The high character of the accused pre- cluded their vse ia any but an honorable way, and they would therefore call witnesses to prove their standing. The court was then cleared, and on the doors being reopened, it was announced that they hed decided to summon all the witnesses on the list. and, to allow time, the case was post- poned to Monday, 14th inst. + _ ALEXANDRIA AFPAIES. State Journal: False Report —Mrs. Yelverton, who, in con- nection with her husband, was robbed a few nights ago by guerrillas, was in this city yes- terday, and received a permit from Col. Wells to carry outsome supplies. A short time after the left the city it was reported that she was smuggling out a much larger amount ot goods than her permit cailed for. A detective was sentaiter and overtook her, and upon examie nation he found that she had notas large an amount of supplies as her permit called for. Of course, she was allowed to proceed without further molestation. Two hundred and twenty deserters were for- warded to Col. Wells, Provos: Marshal Gen- eral, yesterday, from Vamp Dis!ribution. This large number will keep the yarions courts- marticl nowin session in this city busy for some weeks. On account of extreme illness in his family, Dr. Jobnston has been relieved from further duty as atrain guard, and Mr. John West de- tailed in his stead. —— Poricr Rerorts—First Precinet—John F. Davis was arrested by officer Cline, tor stealing coat. He was taken before Justice Cull, whe sent bim to jail for court. Second Précinct.—Henry Douglass, disorderly; $2, Thomas Riley, selling liquor to minors; $20: also, selling without license; $20. Octavia Gant, disorderly house; $6. John W. Doug- lass, stealing cow; dismissed. Sarah Johnson, disorderly; #2. Third Precinct.—Samuel Tyler. disorderiy; $5. Brewer Follin, drunk; dismissed. Geo. Lacey, do. and disorderly; $2 41. Sixth Precinct —Joseph Biack, petit larceny; dismissed. Peter Cunningham, assault and battery: do. Tenth Precinct —John Thomas, selling liquor to soldiers; dismissed. Mary Stephens. grand Jarceny; do. Alfred Payton and Albert Brown, fighung; $2.90. Josephine Naylor, drunk; workhouse. John Barnister, assault and bat- tery; for trial. i ee Affairs 1 Georgetown. CanaL.—Arrived—Boats Mollie Mack and Diligent, 106 tons coal to the Borden Co.: Cro- ton and Rappellow, 220.29 tons to Cumberland Co.; Jesse Hill, 110.13 tons to Hampshire and Baltimore Co.; Mollie, 114.19 tons to Oentral Co. Departed—Boat Maude, with an assorted careo to the Four Locks, and twelve boats ight. A Larer Squap.—Thaorsday Major Littler disparched aequad of 225 prisoners from For- rest Hall prison, under guard of a detachment of cavalry, to report to Col. Wells, at Alexan- dria. This squad was composed of deserters, stragglers, bounty jumpers. &c., leaving at the risor. a large number of the same sort, to be forwarded at some future gee SY R. WEOET OF GRORSETOS Ssox; Golden Eagle: ene Griemial, Jones, St Mary’s; L.A: -, Thos. Nevit, Cox, Annammessex; Ex- change, Simpson, Deal's Island; Pervade, Phillips, Havre de Graee;G_L. Brown, Val- Accomec; Hotepur, Clesser, do; Shreeves, St Mary’s. Sloops G. StMary’s: Nation, Evans, Brown, Curtis Creek. From lastevening's home.