Evening Star Newspaper, November 25, 1865, Page 2

EVENING STAR, | TELEGRAPHIC NEws. WALLACH, Editer and Proprietor. Frem Alabama and Mississippi. — - Mosive, Nov. 24—Gen. ‘Theates arrived here WASH) ~— on & mission, partly on mail matters WASHINGTON OITY: with his department and not om the State Got- SATURDAY.......NOVEMBER 25, 1865. | ernment. = Intelligence from Central pag) ee ports the healthy condition of rs. vi- sions are plentiful, and the negroes are well disposed and are returning to their homes. A Columbus and Missi paper is in- formed of $80,000 being ¢Ollected by a Govern- ment agent, and but $60,000 accounted for. It says the stealing mania is rampant. in_accordance with the law just passed by S7BRADING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELB- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. THE REWARDS FOR THE CONSPIRATORS. ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT. ‘The following order was issued yesterday < ee ar a —s a —— tment, Adj G 1 » at Vic! Tg has given notice tha: wil - ve Devarashntey, venaber 34, Ie t lect a tax of two dollars on each person. General Orders No. 164.—Ordered, That— Marat x GAS y gee ~ pee ter, emery, oof 1. All persons claiming reward for the ap- | tof agent &t Mobile, who ha en arres! gecheten 6 Jone Wiles “sees Rss ae po ag ag mest we hy Payne, G. A. Atzerodt, and David E. Herold, | orice, sued. outa writ of habeas corpus betore And Jefferson Davis, or either of them, are no- | judge Bus: United States dystrict court of tified to file their claims and their proofs with Zerene. whic! i ef vince bay Gen. Wood the Adjutant General, for final adjudication by | #14 Provost Marsha’ y the Court, the epecial commission appointed to award | .,2>¢ military declined to obey S&nd determine upon the validity of such iniming that a military commission had been convened and would proceed with the trial, claims, before the first day of January next, after which time no claims will be received. whereupon Judge Busteed ordered Dexter to 2. The rewards offered for the arrest of Jacob be discharged from custody, and that General Woods haye no longer pe Bea of Dexter, ‘Thompeon, Beverly Tucker, George N. Saun- ders, William G. Cleary, and John H. Surratt and produce the body of Dexter in court to be bailed and answer any complaints against him. and Woods be ordered to appear at 10 o'clock are revoked. to-day to show cause why he shall not be pro- By order of the President of the United | °°¢ded against for contempt of court. States: E. D. Towssenp, From Mexice. : Amistent Adjajant Gencent. Nzw Orteans, November 24—The Times’ Brownsville letter of the 15th corroborates the BALTIMORE AND O10 RaiLRoaD Iu PROvVR- statement of the [mperialists firing onthe Fed- eral boat drifting down the river. The crew ran ashore and took flight. The Imperial fire | was harmless. The captain of the boat nar- sony escaped, 4 musket ball passing through his hat. It is understood that General Weitzel de- manded an explanation of the affur. [tis also understood that quite a spirited correspondence passed between meral Weitzel and General ejia relative to the firing from the American side on the Imperial gunboat Elantona, and | the evident sympathy shown for the Liberals, the nature of which has not transpired. Mejia’s order, prohibiting intercourse with Brownsville, cannot effect the Liberals, who are about to surround the city, as they will be MENTS.—The Baltimore ard Ohio Railroad has now in successful operation a new schedule ior passenger trains, superior to anything in its previous history. There are, besides, local trains, three through passenger trains daily in each direction, between Balumore and Wheel- jag, and two between Grafton and Parkers- | burg. ‘There are nine first class passenger | trains rupning daily on the Washington branch, and new sleeping cars on all of the might trains. Fifty-five coaches, thirty pas- tenger locomotives, fifty freight engines, and two buncred treight cars have just been added to the roljing stock of the road, which connects with all the Baltimore steamboat lines to New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Washington and Soutbern cities. as heretofore. It is supposed the order was issued to pre- vent the ingress of spies to Matamoras. *PeRsoN AL.—Is it not curious that the persons to inberit the property of the late Tom Sayres will be Tom’s Heirs? --+-John E. Owens is to play in Baltimore next week. ‘Vestvali is pot entirely successful in San Francisco. --- General Grant, on his recent visit to New York, drove Bonner’s trotting mare Peerless, to skeleton wagon, aro Dubois’ private trotting park, im 1.173. +---It has transpired that the prisoner recently brought from the South, (supposed by some to be John H. Sur- ratt,) and incarcerated in the Old Capitol pri- son, is a Major Gee, who was in charge of the Salisbury prison while the mortality was the greatest among the Union prisoners. ----Mrs. Jane G. Swistheln is about to start a weekly paper in Washington calculated to make things jingle. ----The St. Andrew's Society celebrates at Amans, Noy. 30th. Good time coming. ----An additional reward of $500 has been offered for the recovery of the remains of the Hon. Preston King. ++-“The Boston Travel- der of the 2st inst. says “ the sailing bark Thos. Pope, of New York, bound for Monrovia, Af- Tica, cle: at our custom-house this after- noon, haying on board seven missionaries as pas- sepgers, and (wenly-nine thousand gallons of New England rum as part of her cargo.” Frauds Discovered. Lovisvitix, Nov. 24.—Frauds in the quar, termaster’s department have been discovered to the amount of $100,000. The names of thy parties have been suppressed for the present. New York Markets. New York, Noy. 25.—Cotton quiet; Fioue advanced 5a10 cents: Southern $9.40a$16; Wheat quiet; Corn declined 1 cent; Beefsteady; Pork henvy; Lard dull; Whiskey steady at H's8ty IMPORTANT TO ALL, DRY GOODS CHEAP FOR THE MILLION ATTIRE POPULAR STORES OF LANSBURGH & BRO., 515 SeventH St., Tuirp Door Azove D Sr., Intelligencer Building. Also,at 375 Seventn St., Tatrp Doon Axzove I Sr. Witp Game in Vingryta—The Virginia Papers are talking aboat the deer hunting now going on very successfully in the mountains of the Shenandoah Valley. One party, in eight days killed twenty-six deer; and another party of twenty-three hunters and thirty-four dogs secured in the North Mountain, in one week, twenty-eight deer.a wild cat and some turkeys and pheasants. —<<_—__________, @7 A meeting was held inNew York on Thurs- day evening in the church of the Puritans, for public disenssion on the responsibility, power and duty of Congress in the matter of reconstructing the South. The meeting which FALLING! TUMBLING! DRY GOODS of every description reduced 25 percent. Fresh ar- rival of 75 cases from anction beught at tie lata great eales in New York. Amongst these can be found— 40 pieces hest Calicoes at 22 and 25 centa, 00 pieces English Pelaines at 3 cents, 100 pieces fresh Merinoes at $1.25, 1,000 pieces Dress Goods of every description, all! from auction, 2,000 Cloaks, very low. These are all of our own manufacture, and you cam positively save from five to fifteen dollars by buying the same from us. j Our stores are crowded during the day, and we therefore invite you to call early in the morning or) late in the evening, as our stores will be open until 9 o'clock. Lose no time and save your money at LANSBUBGH & BRO.; 375 and 515 Seventh street. was a slim one, was addressed by Dr. Cheever, Mr. Gilbert and Mr. Pillsbury, who found feult with the policy of President Johnson re- garding the South. ee a7 The New Albany (Ind.) Ledger says: We are informed that the disease known as hog cholera has broken out among the swine in this city and vicinity. We have heard of several rptlomes, who have lost a number of fine hogs om the disease. In Orange county some farm- ers have lost all their hogs irom this singular and fatal malady.” 87 A New, ford paper gives a list of for- ty-six American whaling vessels, with ten thousand two bundred and filty-two barrels of oil, destroyed by the Anglo-Rebel pirates Curing the war. The vaive of the vessels is estimated at one million one hundred and fifty thousand dollars, and the value of the oil at Bo 25-6t half a million di GOING, GOING, BF The receipts of cotton at New York on eons. Monday amounted to §,000 bales. SA fatal disease has teen carrying off a number of hogs in Baltimore county, Md. Entire Steck of S Hon. Preston King’s body has not yet been found. $1,000 reward is offered for its re- covery by his friends. S7 The total amount of conscience money received at the "Treasury Department for the year ending with June last was $2),976. Lt ‘was received in sums varying from fifty cents to SHO. S7 The Wheeling Register, of the 2vth, says @eon of General Beauregard passed East on Thursday jast, on bis way to Kichmond to ob- tain the remains of a brother, who died from ‘wounds received at the battle of Fair Oaks, and ‘who was buried at Richmond. Beare Stitt Extant.—Capt. Wm. H. Wal- dron, of Lewiston, Maine, killed his twenty- ninth bear (within thirteen years) in his last bunting expedition through the wilds of Ox- ford county in that State. Bz The people ot Vicksburg are raising sub- Scriptions for the reliefof the wife and chil- Gren of Mr. Davis. 87 About 560 prisoners are now in confine Mert at the Dry Tortugas, BOOTS AND SHOES Must be gone by the Ist of January. L. HEILBRUN & BRO. 606 SEVENTH STREET, One door south of Odd Fellows’ Hall, ‘Will only for one month longer sell off their well selected Stock at the following low rates : | Men's Pegged CALF BOOTS, $4 and $5. Men’s Sewed CALF BOOTS, #5. Meu's Heavy Sewed CALF BOOTS, 87, Grain and Kip BOOTS, $4 up. fl Boy’s Grain, Kip and Calf BOOTS, at all prices. Men's BROGANS snd BALMOBALS, $2, ‘Men's Sewed GAITERS, 94. Children’s Copper-Toe Shoes, $1. Ladies’ Glove-Kid BALMOBALS, $3.50. Ladies’ Glove-Kid Polish BALMORALS, 34. Ladies’ Moroceo Sewed BOOTS, $2. Ladies’ Morocco Pegged BOOTS, $1 80. Ladies’ White Kid SLIPPERS, $2.50. Ladies’ Cloth ard Carpet SLIPPERS, $1. Ladies’ Rubber SHOES, @1.15. Misses and Children’s SHOES of all styles. ‘TRUNKS and VALICKS at prices to snit, NCLAIMED TELEGRAMS, AMERICAN TELEGRAPH ComPany, Office 432 Pa. avenue, November 25. 1885. The following Telegrams remain in thus undelivered, for want of sufficient address GmeGichen Hon J tet | Ww; im EG u or JH Bailey, care Fordiey & Pro_ 2 Brown &.P_BNYDER, Manager. THE CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTINENUE o'clock, at_ Gow 5 Street. near Addresses by Mr. Thompron.’of New York, aud others. The public are invited. By order. This is the last chance for Bargains, therefore oe COMMITTERB. | 61 soon at 10-6 F—MOUNT NEBO ENCAMP- MENT. No_6—Puttiarchs: Ansnmble ai MEILBRUN'S, bs! Hali TO-MORROW (Saturday) EVENENG. at 506 Seventh street, 7 o.clock pigpisely. prepar tomeniag Sfater: |! a0 25.6" Stone Stops at Rntrance, wees. FHOS. LEB. Seribe, 1OTOR BECKER, PIANO TUNER ANE REGULATOR, ARE EstTaBLisnmp 1x 1855. | Connected during ten years with the Piano Store of John F. Ellis, Esq., and known as Tuner of the Executive Committee of the Convention will mest en ur. NG. at3 o clock, at Kioman’s, ou 7th 5 and E The following are the by “—A.T Cavis, W.C. Clark, D Davia, D. enter. Charles Lear. Donald McCatiran. b. 0: WORKINGMBN’S CONVENTION EX Bourres coun EB. Nov 2H, 1385 — *m % for Chickering & Sons. Hollenterrer, Ase M. on, WwW . Bradiey, ¥.K. Bishop James J. Mitchell. B. B. B PT Snifiem, “0 Saunders. J.T Willian, Licdesy ORDERS Now RECEIVED AF eR, King John W. Bradt mae” we DEMPSEY & O'TOULE'S, E 4, Bt toners, &c , 326 Pa-ay.; bet, dh aud 10Re ste F. C. REICHENBACH’S Piano Rooms, ne 22 sm 495 lith street, near Pa.’ svenne, "k. 7. CAVIS, Chairman. UBC —Oneof Professor Carusi’s former stu- depts wont! teach « number of Misses or Mas- cee 5 E AKE CONSTANTLY * See re | AUST SP8 Egmaarenaye Wiecomer sed rafiroat—Tl palo andi "0. GREPENTERS AND HUICDRRS—The ouvert. | LEAD: Bese Tin Golan Whe ae’ 8! Russian, hee Fe ie grmpect for the erecticn of sight captaet 2 ‘CAMPBELL & SON. mall E }. Coan ee. ‘erties desi- and treots. fo contract will apply at 196°C street, at 5 | Sole Apehie he Fee ooh ang Tet Frame e ‘orm to Mortising Machines, no 21-6t* = F_E. MORRIS, Just vont Fr OR SALE—A MOCK CA KCHE COACH, of vec, res splendid Anish. as govt as new. binlt pan, Oolong and Tani ee herakeo ee vie ty Pech hows Rua Philades hia, aT Ry Just receb ved $ brs . Apply lusanediseely a! New RAISINS, FIGS. ALMONDS, PRACAN McCANN'S Coach tory, 39 south Gay st. j Are ‘ach Kepository, 39 south Gay st., NSentrarniveae NUP COCOA NUTS, &c. € w in glass and tin. CBpICE FUCAR-CU RNG Hams, BRANDY F ACh 8. SPICED OYSTERS, &c. Pe ep BREAK EAST BACON, Sy Tpimprgn, ARI NET and NECTAR W SMOKED EEF, MIDPLINGS. SHOULDERS, | KEY. Five Old NENNESSEY BRANDY, JA- : SGAN se resets MAIGA HUM, YOUNGEB'S ALB, and. Havesa Be 26-001 Corver K and 9h streets, | 8d Domestic BEGAR . Feet! Foe vr SOHN KEYWORTH Dealer in Groceries, Teas, Wines and Liquors. 5 Me eTS 207,08, consigament from a nom étit a Witomen na nee eee REN FURS of every description, “York manufacturing prices. "uct ¥¢ offer at New LANSBURGH & BRO. ATTENTION Citrzexs OF THE aECOND WARD AND the vicinity, are requested to send thgir er- compelled to draw supplies from Brownsville |. also received. BALLS, PARTIES, &. I 0.0. ¥F. LEVEE—METROPOLI8 LoD No. 16, i haves . Levee at Odd Fellows a a Se OF! est oN THE FIFTH GRAND BALL FIRST WARD SOCIALS, For the new Catholic Chere Hai erected in ¢ ard.to be given at corner of 2th punsylfentn Sremcet x On TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 28, 18650) Tickets: One Dollar; admitting a Gentleman and |*U. S. Five Ladies. Do 25-38" ARINI’S MA2or% HIONABLE ACADEMY, E street, between Ninth and Tenth streets, Professor Marini’s seco a guarter in danc Piper nae Ba ecten ee ece) » 1655. e Trestay, Thutadey and Bithrday. eno MPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN. THE TWENTIETH ANNUAL LEVEE fo? ol AT L, IMPROVED ORDER OF GREAT COUNCIL, IMPROVED OR Will take place on ' MONDAY, DECEMBER 11TH, 1865. | Particulars in a future advertisement, no 18&2aw3w LOST AND FOUND. 4 ed UP ESTRAY—Two COWS and CALF, t Cee inst. The owne: Leeson to & jorward, prove rty charges and take the away.) A. GLEASON, om Wilbures Fats, Do 25-3t* back of Columbia Colleze Frecse—a PC T BOUK, on itrect east, bear the creek, contajning about $4, which the owner can have by calli ou Mr. FRANK LOT- TER.No. 176 Jet trot’ east, between I and K, proving property and paying charges. no 25-3t* ; Fossar At Pring’s Dollar Jewelry Store. No} ‘enna, avenue. third doer from 4i_ str: a beantifal assortment of JEWELRY wad StL eH PLATED WARE for Christmas presents. Onl, one dojlar each. of Bo 25-lw | .AKEN ESTRAY—‘ ve white CC red spots, with horns. The owner of the above Messeibae cow oe aye pe rete? Prove rr . nh away. Rows’ CHAS. KING. near Tenallytown, D.C.| UND—A POCKET BOUK, containing a smail We Searatly Sai paring or tne neerie, ‘ov' where! ns 1 ‘1 Ce DG ASTLEMAN, toa Limekiln, To 28 3t* Pa. avenue aud Rock Creek. REWARD —strayed or stolen from my § I 0 premises, onthe tath instant one SORRELL HOBSE.15 | ands high, one frontand one hind foot white. The above reward will be given if return: to the corner of New Jersey ay. and B st. north. no %-2t* P. VIERBUCHEN. 10 REWARD-—Strayod or stolom, on Thursday night 234, HORSE anda MARE. igh; black mane are is light bay; bi mane and is high, ie above reward will bé given it returned to WM. TIPPET, at Martin's Grocery Store, Uniontown, D. C. no 25-3t* TAKEN UP ESTRAY. on the 22d inst..a BAY MARE, 12 hands high, half star on forehead ey white tens, a over age. she ad od vail ease come rward, prove property. pay charges Bnd teke her aways eS PST VRE TS _DOM-3t* "F st., bet. 1st and 2d, alan S10 REWARD —Strayed from my promi by on the 23d instant, two HEIFERS, theed years old, one brown with horns, and the other red and white speckled with horns. The above re: ward i be tven if returned to the corner of 434 reet ans ryland averue, , wal JOHN KANE, no 24-4t* 9 REWARD.—Strayed or stolen, near Fort Slocum, on the night of the 22d inst . a dar! AY HORSE, about 12 hands high, with blac bushy mane and tail, stort 5years old. Any person returping the same to THEODORE LAY, at 44 10th street, or McChesney’s Store, Brightwoo!. D, J.) Wild receive the ‘d. Had on a bri: id saddle with new leathers. nea 2 TY THOUSAND. DOLLARS REWARD. 5 } 1 will give the above reward for the arrest “ae | conviction of any of th ‘he safe and conten‘s stolen fri ena. avenue om Monday ni, undred Dollars for the recovery of the books and ware. The payment of the checks, notes, and Mine ad ‘and Georgetown railroad bonds has n stopped. no 24-3t F. A. LUTZ. j bee small TERRIER SLUT, tan colored, white streak on breast A liberal reward willl be paid on leaving her at the office of the U.8. Clothing Department, Armory Square, 7th street,| sonth of Pa. avenue. no 23 3t*_ ‘AKEN UP ASTBAY—On the 224 instant, 1 twelve TURKEYS. The owner will pleas:, come forward, prove property. uz Sbacgees end. take alas A R. CUMERF: att 0. 542, corner of ang Ists., a) F no 23 st* y Yard. 15 RRWARD— Strayed or stolen from my ) stable yard on Tuesday night, three DEY COWS, one black. one. 5 kled le red with wislte face and white felt a ‘a8 Well as recollected . = above reward will be paid for ehe recovery ef| cows. . 0. HAZEL, a ‘ 168 Beall street, Georgetown. PAREN UP ESTRAY—On Tuesday, 2isc inst . pene on the premises of the subscriber, 8 — 80" gio Ian) PIGs we wi lease come forw: » prove . charges, and take them away” weeds Lilac JOHN LITTLE, no 23-3t* Boundary street. BOARDING. Ge TAELE ROARD CAN BE OBTAINE! H at No. 116 # street, northeast cerner of ith street. no 25-6* ({0eD BOARD and pleasant ROOMS can be ob G tained at No. 344 9th st., bet. Masa. a Let. Table 5 ers can be accommo: ocation desirable. Terms moderate. no 25 3 th BOARD, in-s tami at No. 502 Lat., between oth and no 25-3t* EGE BENT—Scveral very desirable ROOMS with | BOA D, at No. street and Pennsy! be fa m2t*, FEW GENTLEMEN CAN FIND GOM- deiehie, poems and BUARBD in a Northern family, at 421 ith e feet only about » block from the F street cars, ¥ applying before the Ist of December prox, A few ‘Liable Boarders woe Ro 24-3t* WO GENTLEMEN CAN BH AUCOMODA- ted with Room and Board at No. 306 10th = 9 above N. t i no 23-6t* OARDING—For single gentl » With two Bioorg RO a a ad L mucot, between 8ttt and Sth. ACS es EVERAL GENTLEME! TLE SE a TT ay rooms 63 Sth strect.near-P. no 21-6t* FURST CuASS HOGMS, AND, BOARD can Bo ol ned al reet, wi a few Table Boarders can alse be accommoda te no¢-Im* Geen TABLE BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED with or witheut rooms, No, 24 Mi ave., between nd 6th ort 548 Pa. avenge, between Ist and 2d sts, no 3-1m FuBSt oz 48 BOARD can be obtained at No. 456 12th street, between G and H; board at @6aweek. References exc! no 2 Im* > ppeeRe YCUR PROPERTY AT HOMH. FIRE INSURANCE. THE NATIONAL UNION INSURANCE COM- PANY OF WASHINGTON, CHARTERED BY CONGRESS. CAPITAL $1,000,000, | RISKS TAKEN AT, THE LOWEST RATES. LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID. NO CHARGE FOR POLICIES. 424 Lith et., nearly oppouiie Bigs: & B tug Hotsen ery opposite Riggs & Co.'s Bank- iH ANCH OFFICE: AtJONN H. JOHNSON SE |. ave., near Bank of westinaien Ho. Oo ie phar ‘This Company i red scriptions of property agaimet | ae —_ tfireon such terms as cannot fail tobe acceptable to iar igen CP bitad ast aae cant |WaRRHOUEES ‘08 DWELLL mien borter by GS for s year or This Company starts with a CASH 0 ee S209.600, ail paid in, the: ceabiiua tates te jer to the citizens of the District yreater secu- r CR TT has ever been offered eretofore, icles will be fesued fora si ope Year. accerding to the New York scale for insurance, pimEcto! Charl Enep, Prev it, 1g, W. Bigger View ror Georse'® Or jeon is Marshall Brown, ee ne 22-6m NOBLE D. LARNER. Secretary. 486 SEVENTH STREET. PAPERHANGINGS AND WINDOW SHADES, Now in store an assortmen PERHANGINGS. emb m roe ce ice selection of racing Gilt Stam Patt te Selection of WEN DOW SEATED? Gcgah choice RS: eat Wallach, aniel Dodd, Fah po 25-1m 375 and 519 Seventh strest. | dezste ‘OVE AND TINW EST iving additions. P seoki. pet el ba ceivin, ions. FU YoR ERS SELF RISING FLOUR PREMENT ABE ESTAR will always find an assortuient to sien ete GRAHAM FLOUR.” BEAT. Orders filled. pur executed In city or country. WEUCh's BEST FAMILY yLoye. _— Be stock. OAS, HARVEY Ferm Real (0. 486 7th street, : een OM DALE, 8 other geod} nois-ct cor. 18th st. and New York avenue, no 17-tmif* 8 doors above Gdd Fellows’ Hall. —_ GAN & PEERIB, 1S8E6 7 a, faut =Ww ESTAB. no 2f-6tif ___ Corner K and 9th strests. M Tietetnsetp wil open, FA i) eee a ERT RING NEW SINGING Coss. DAY. November i ties Be TE ae - Roeachat intone Deseo Now York city, now t ired to, $1) New Class open at . Borde’s French Millinery, No: plppersty eetsaar Rea Molsea hemos | Naik cron batmane seen acy ct | $e temerivana arene between andes Ladies und Gentlrmen who desire to join Oratorios | atreets cnt aa 1 ag P. Bauman’s | over Mr, James Y. Davis’ Hat Store, and Concerts which will be given by the widow. Phe reapectfull; Wag friends ST Latest style ofp tterns always on hand,and sor,’and to make fine Singers, will call at his | snd the public in generst to give here ealechenp. =” ra* seeidence, No 371 Penn. ave.. opposite National | the g: eer. Wines ana LEE bn = en Oe I i Hotel. from 10 to 12a. m., aud from 6 to7 p. m, o| oh a4 celine THtnive sacman. | SYARMbOLDS akteOcr Boome ease ‘he owner | NTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOM. | er period than . short ‘) ence.at | LOCAL NEWS. x iN@.—The fxmily of P, oo & well, {m as reported.) No. 147 ' re wh@ Were so nearly killed »p by eating corm es i@ Which arsenic was in- “troduced. are now in 2: way to recover, th , ion of Mrs. Dowell, however, continu- i =k excite some solicitude. The colored tl, Mary Taylor, eharged with introducing ‘thé poison into the cake, bas been lodged in jail for trial. It thatshe had been correct- ed in the morning by Mrs. Dowek for some mis- demeanor, and beiug a girl of violent passions, it is supposed that she revenged herself by at- tempting to poison the family. ; 4 O}CLOCK P. M. 3 Cooke & tations of Government rai U. S. 6's Cou uSF ‘wenties, 164 9% © 100 There had been arsenic mixed with meal in U. S Five Twention” 1965. ed 99x | Plates to kill rats, and one of these plates had U.S. Ten Forties .. 9056 9iy | been placed under a ward: and on being One-year Certifi MX 97K | CEAMIned afier the ir, the Marks ing of fingers were found in the meal, indicatin that the girl had pinched up the anontemed meal in her snd mixed it in the batter. Sse bad been directed to mix the batter for the corn cakes, and after it was so mixed Mrs. Dowell cooked them. At dinner the cakes were partaken of by Mrs. Dowell, her fonr children and theehildofa neighbor. Mr. Dow- ell being called away on business just as they were ing down to the table, was so fortn- pale as to escape being med. Very shortly after eating dinner the family were taken vi- olently ill with vomitmg, &c., and Mr. Dow- ell, on his return, found them m that condi- tion. His supicions were aroused by findi:g that the colored girl alone was not ill, ard on questioning ascertained that she had not eaten any of the corn bread, and on being asked why she had not done so she hesitated and fi- nally said she did not want any Previously, and before any of the family liad shown signs of iliness after partaking of the corn cakes, she had once or twice inquired of Mrs. Dowell if she felt ill. The girl is about 16 years of age, has been in the family of Mr. Dowell for some years, and bas usually shown great regard for the members of the family, but has been liable to ungovernable fits of temper. On one occa- sion, when scolded for some misdeed. she pinched the arm of the child she was holding until the biood came. Yesterday officer Lewis arrested the girl, and she was taken before Justice Walter, who com- mitted ber to jail for a further hearing. EW YORE FIRST BOARD RALEB. Coupons, i05 4: Five Twenties, 1962, 101 4; Five Twenties, 1864, 99%; Five Twenties, 1565, 993¢; Ten Forties, 98%; Certificates, 97.4; (told, 146%. WHITE HOUSE. | There was quite a crowd of visitors at the Exeentive Mansion to-day. Among those who called were Lieut. General Grant, Major Gen- eral Geary, the rebel Genera] Albert Pike, of scalping notoriety, and ex-Senator Johnson, of Arkansas, who was a member of the United States Senate with President Johnson, an@ who now is seeking pardon for his extensive participation in the rebellion. A number of lagies were also present, urging the claims of triends for amnesty. One of these was quite earnest in behalf of Harry Gilmor, of Maryland. Mrs. Bishop, daughter of the late rebel Secretary of War, Mr. Mal- lory, is here endeavoring to obtain her father’s release on parole. The statement that Judge Magrath and the rebel Secretary of War, Mr, Seddon, had been released from Fort Pulaski, and Goy. Lubbuck from Fort Delaware, on their parole, is without foundation. There is no probability that either will be set at liberty very soon. OFFICIAL VISIT TO THE STONBWALL. The members of the Farragut Court-Martial ‘went down to-day on the steamer Rescue from the Navy Yard to the ex-rebel ram Stonewall, lying off Gtesboro, on a yisit of inspection, in connection with the trial of Commodore Cra- ven, charged with failing to capture or cripple the Stonewall at Ferroll. ——— CRIMINAL Count, Judge Wylie. Yesterday, John Butler, indicted forthe larceny of clothing from Philip Ripley, was found guilty. Messrs. Py aud Miller for defense. homas Pratt, indicted for larceny, was con- victed of stealing a wheelbarrow, and sen- tenced to jail for thirty days. Aiken and Miller for defense. James Lawler was found guilty of the lar- ceny of & coat and a pair of boots, and sen- tenced to jail for thirty days. Aiken for defense. in four other similar cases the District Attor- ney entered a nolle pros, In the case of Charles Allhouse and Philip Riley, indicted for assault and battery, a nollie pros. was entered. Adolphu: Barker, indicted for an assault and battery with intent to kill officer Sullivan, was found guilty. Phillips and Cox for defense. This morning, Charles Blue, indicted for the larteny of ashawi and seme jewelry from C A. Sengstack, was found not guilty. Miller and Drury for defense. Charles Blue and Elias Robinson, indicted for the larceny of a watch and chain and a uantity of clothing from A. M. Clark, was found guilty. Miller for defense. John Walker, indicted for burglary in rob- bing the store of Evan Hughes, was found guilty of larceny. Day for defense. Elias Robinson, indicted tor the same offence, was found guilty of larceny. Miller for de- fense. Charles Bine, indicted for the same offence Was found not guilty. Miller for defence. (hese parties were arrested about the 3th of ber in Murder Bay, by Detectives Big- ley and Kelly on these charges and others, andi through them over $1,000 worth of the good« (more than half the amount stolen) was recoy ered from various places, some of them hayine been secreted under a carpenter shop on 12t) street, some in a house in the First Ward, and others in Murder Bay. Loosr Dotnos.—We understand that some time ago a difficulty occurred on the Pamunkey river, Which resulted in the death of a negro man. It appears that a white man. by the name of Camm Wynne, of New Kent county, while in a boat on the river, near to the King William shore, entered into a conversation with @ negro, who was standing on the King William side, The negro charged Wynne with haying circulated false reports about him, and irom this, ene word led te another, until the impudenceof the negroso incensed Wynne that he raised his gun and fired, the load taking effect and causing the negro’s death in three or four days. Wynne was arrested by the authorities in New Kent, carried before a magistrate and discharged, on the ground that the offence was committed within the jurisdiction of King Wil- liam county. Wynne is still at large, and as far as we can learn, the authorities of Wing William have taken no steps, whatever, to arrest him, or in any other y, to investigate the matter. Where the civil authorities are so indifferent to the perpetration of the most serious and culpa- ble crimes known to the law, we may reason-’ ably expect vielence and disorder, ‘attended with danger and insecurity to persons and pro- perty.— Richmond. Enquirer. { SeizvUre oF ROTHSCHILD's Tonacco aT RichMonD.—No litle sensation was created among the trade on Wednesday, by the seizure of tobaceo purchased by John Tames. of this city, who is purchasing agent for Belmont & Co., of New York, who are agents for the Rothschilds. It appears that during the morn- ing, Colonel Looms, who is agent for the Treasury of the United Siates, called at Ander- son’s and at Myer’s warehouses, and asked the inspectors ifthey had not some of Rothschild’s tobacco stored there. The inspectors informed him they had; whereupon he directed it to bel ut im order for shipping. He was then asked yy the inspectors had he the usual tobacco notes? To which he replied that he had not, but that he had a listof the tobacco prepared by Mr. Suydam. who is also an agentof Bel- mont & Co. The inspectors, of course had nothing furéherto say at the moment, and! yieldea assent. The ameunt in Anderson's Wharehouse is 353 hhds., and im Meyer's, 113) hbds. If we recolect rightly the Confederate! government seized this same tobacco during the war, but subsequently gave it up to the owners.—Richmond Whig, Thursday. pecumeeie Dds a Bakes fens tt dS DisHoNEstT Conpuctors.—We hear that President Thompson, of ¢ Metropolitay. Street Railway Company, has cansed the ar- rest of one of the conductors on that road for embezzlement. Itis time that asharp example should be made in some of these cases of em- béazlement of car-fares, as the community i= really the sufferers. But for uhe heavy per- centage of loss through the “knocking down” by dishonest conductors, street railroad com- panies covid afford to carry passengers at a considerably reduced rate, and still make more money than at present. In Philadelphia were: by a connivance between dishonest conductors and drivers, the system of robbery had been organized on a wholesale scale, very severe penalties were enforced upon the guilty parties, both for the protection of the public and of the companies defrauded; and for the go of public morals as well. ln New ork, too, the courts have found it necessary to make severe, examples of the class referred to, as the robberies were carried on to such an extent thata large proportion of the leading sireet car companies have not been able to make a dividend of more than from one to two cent.; the conductors and drivers com- ing to take the Hon’s share of the 5 and any driver or conductor who desired to be. honest was brow-beat into taking part in the general system of plunder. Satz or Prorxerty.—The Annapolis and Elkridge Railroad Company has purchased the property owned by William Dadds, Esq., sit- uated near the depot; price $1,500. Mr. § "1 Davis_ bought of Witham Pyaings, ag 58K) acres of land, situated near Round Bay, in this “county; price $20 per acre; no improvements. Thomas Tongue, Esq., has purchased the farm of Mr. R. D. Seliman, consisting of 194 acres, at $50-per acre. Mr. R. D.Sellman has bonght of the Rev. Mr. Fowler 46 acres of land, situ- ated about four miles from this city, for the sum of $40 per acre.— Annapolis Republican. WA pentieman just arrived in New York from Golorado, by the overland route, speaks ‘ofa horrible sight witnessed on the prairies. wre a smali emigrant train had been attack. ed by the Indians, and an old man captured, who was tied to.a wagon and burned to death. The was discoyered the next morning, with an arrow driveu into each eye. Gen- eral Conner wag in fayor of extermination, ee &7 Mrs. Samuel Almy died in Tiverton, R 1., on Thursday last. Abouta week since she punetured one of her fingers with a needle, mflicting a trifling wound, of which she took no notice. Swortly after she scoured a brass kettle, using her weunded hand, which soon bezan toswell. The swelling continued to in- and extended to ber shoulder, when ensued. - to, Pe ees Reavt Estate SaLes—Sy Green ¢ Williams, Auctioneers.—Part of lot 2, square 424, with two-story frame house, on M street north. be- tween 6th and 7th, to Clifton Hellen, for 1,615: lot 20, square 567, on B street north, between 6th and 7th streets é&st; to John T. Ashford, at 10 cents per foot; lots R, I, and M, in subdi- vision of square 230, O street north, near 13th, to F. Stutz, at 28 cents; three-story brick honse on lith street west, between D and E streets south, to George Witting, for $2,900; lot 4, in subdivision of square 168, on between 17th and Isth streets west, to “Erving, at $1.50 per foot... = Havrep Ur.—Yesterday, Adolph Baker. colored, was tried and covicted in tee minal Court for an assault and battery with intent to kill, and pte 0) jury, came in with a verdict of guilty, he im jatety leftthe court. Officer 43. F. Parker, of the Second Ward, this morn- ing came across him omthe avenné, pear 13th street. and im! iately nabbed him. and took him tothe cou jouse, ‘eT, 1t will be recol- lected, is the same party who pushed a colored man overboard in nm, causing him to drown; for which offense he was fe: to Albany, and recently finished his term. pict: 718 Fite ee woe at ot France has ordered a sci- entifi atari the Cambodia from the source of the ou to Phibet, where all traces of the river disay r. The country which it traverses‘has hitherto'been unexplored and is unknown to modern eeoaraphe: al- tered over it attest the ——— . Prrsonat.—Hons,. C. Delano and James of lilinei; and Biajor Gen. Soha W. Geary, © of 18; en. John W. 4 S..A., are at the National, " thongh certain ruins sci H L. C.. Haynes, Tenn Major Genetal fact that a high degree of civilization once ex- * tate i in this deserted regi Q. A. Gillmon, U . 8. Aare at Willards. B7 The Galyeston Bulistin eays the old rez- ular line of vessels between that city Bre- menpoave been re-established,and belie ves ther. Will be a great of Germans into the State during the coming year. B57 Ex-Gov. Rease, one of the commissioners ap y Gov. Hamilton, of Texas, to in- ves! “ ition of the Treasury, reports thatthe amount of indebtedness con- tracted by that State during the war is about a Gents Soin, of New York, is now A Chicago, for Le of peers ptoprietors of the Gh Tribune for a libel, ublished in that jor in June last, where- in, by implication, he is accused of feigning insanity, to escape from his responsibility in the John Brown raid, and that ‘he purposely continued it until after Lincoln was inaugu- erifl’s Advertisement of the sale of <R@-The shi Sy nine millions of doltars. Mariposa ‘mine for the State taxes of ST At the C Ope Lon- be eit hp ten two columns of the At the Coven: Garden, xn Howee, don, the performérs ofthe orchestra are paid 2400 each per month aripaes. (Cal.) Gazette. An advertisement 0! loreclosure of mortgage against John O. F mont and others on the same property, and postponement of sale, fills three more. &#-Sir Frederick Bruce, the British Minister in Washington, has consented to act as ton of the commission for the settlement of claims | between our own government and that of Go- | lombia, growing out of the Panama riots of 1846. There are over two hundred cases ready \ for the action of the commission. ,_ #7 Littleton W. Tazewell was elected Com: eee Snaps in posows ee S Pop )day to fil vacancy occasioned res- iguation of Marmaduke Johnson. { #7 In New York, on Tuesday, whilst a jud, ‘was trying @ ease of larceny, his coat was stol- len from the desk before him. | ®7-One paper box establishment has con- itracted with paper collar manufac ‘furnish 11,000 boxes daily for a year. This gives some idea of the extent of the paper col- lar business. . wa All the powers of Europe have ac ‘the invitation of France fora samitary sour Constantinople. i GOOXERNMENT JAVA: MARACAIBO. LA. SURES! MOOSEE Rat's Os orto heotw ? No. 67 Li Teh st. HAY HAY. 500 BALES No.1 HAY lly expected to arv pg Ft 0 ery 3G. WATERS.” oS] 2113.12 300 Wotes st» Gesegetows. LMBOLD'S A BUCHU AND IM- PROVED ROR WASe cures secret and deli ~ cate disorders. in al! their stages, at little expense. little or no change ts i plone —d exposure, It is pleasan ‘and odor, im- Inediate in lis aetion, and free from all tajuHons properties. no 8 es. FEEREM 5 90. ee PRACTICAL OPT. BB ts BRAZ be 5 ND” PERISCOPIC 8) ES, ain impro the of. fon pea eseee cat Tawtramen cwaieore om hand, and at the lowest care Reet ha we ding 2 87" It is proposed to lay twelve miles of tab- ing from Pithole to Titusville to convey oil ithout teaming, , a7 Asa Fitch, the Connecticut m ade bis fortune in business in Marseilles in France. He built a village—Fitch ville—in his Stare. He was a bachelor and left five mil- ions of dollars. &@ Ata meeting of mastersand workmen of tthe cabinet making trades, eld at London- ows ‘wall, the masters agreed eBay ce the wages WOOD AND 00a as pegamen in pancoat oe 90-1m* Corner 7th at m3 s7-The English Lords of the admiralty have zi gecided that Admirals ghall retire ftom active Bu es es service at the age ofseventy. a vol, just. pabtished, FRANCK TAYLOR, &@7 The Tycoon of J: narrowly escaped ination, recently, instigated tke of the reeeig " CONCENTRATED EXTRACT BUCHS | S7Startling stories are telegraphed to the Is the Great Diuretic. ‘anadian fi fthe Fe. Ganadian papers about the coming of the Fe- | HELMBOLD'S CONCENTRATED EXTRACT eightbondred Fenians bad exes the river Ts the Great Blood Purifier. r and seized the Steamer Citv of Toronto, | Bothare red according to the rules of Phar- awa it of the New York macy and Chemistry, and are the most active that Georgie Sar weatae 4 wala ot know = = =* OUTH Binice moeepebed was "Bho had titers | MABROOD PWELWNOUUG bates a x « 7 i eee * Affgires in b " bh ‘ Frove axp Graix Minxey _ closes tm. Flour—s oumne ne $10 to $10.25; Family, $12.50 to #5. Wr Good red $2.15 to $2.17. No white of. Cormn—Y eliew s0c; white +8, ~ A ede! fee’ James A. Man, Me, with four, aod Charles Ardinger frem Williams: fiowr, Spd the Josephes with whea cor, from Berlin. The stock on hand is light for Sea-on, comparatively, thomgu gradualty ‘erensing. Can aL.—Arrived—Boste Gapt, John Spor, with w ; Five Sisters, wi and hoop-pa-. E. Stanhope, Wood to mrarket, Morrison, wi: i, pork and apples to Benjamin Mary, phus, wheat; com and rye 1. Water, and tem boats with coh comigmed to Oem ver, jamd Co., 323.9 tons; P. A WwW, 1U9 ton American Co. 18.11 tons, m Co. Ginirat Go, 2258tons, Depariet The tral le 2 tons. —The Saray Ann, with salt and plaster to Hancock 29), implemente and fertilizers to Lift-lock N D. Knode, saitto Mercersyilie, and twenty. four boats light. Prvit Lancesy Cast®—This morning, u 3% o'clock. officers Brown and Mastin arres: Henry Watson, colored, and Geo. M low snd Martin Persaneus on suspicion of lar. 1 y They were taken to the station, and @pon ex. mination it was ascertained that they Bad on. tered the house of Bayliss & Whestiey, on Bridge street, near Jefferson, where they stole ® Britiania coffee-pot, a tea-pot. and a ci with two gallons of oysters. Watson was 5 servant im the house, and stole the oysters After carrying them ‘away, on bis retrn he ey — my Thite men, and invited the 1 ouse to takea drink, And they sto other articles. Ali the arricies ex cept the o ters Were recoverrd, and Justice Buckey ssi the prisoners to jail for court ™ Coal SHIPMENTS.—T) bavebeen very light. to arrive at the whary tn quence of heavy rales. Phe shipments —From the Cumberland Co.’s wharves, 1,225 tons; Borde: Co, 4, tone; Consolidation wharves, 6. tons; y's docks, 3,282 tons. We were unabi: to obtain a precise statemen' of the Hampshir: and Baltimore Co., but it shared the disadvan tage with the other companies, and the total & shipments from all the wharves will not excecé 7,000 tons. Port or Grorcrtown.—Entered—Steamer Thomas E. Oabill, Norris, from Baltimore; May Fiower, Robinson, New York; Express; pi , Baltimore; Potomac, McO Phiia- del Cleared—Steamer May Flower, Rob- incon, New York; Express, Ryther, Baltimore J >. Green, Price, New Yor! ary be i. shipments this week J vy Vessels were at 5 OR SALE OR RENT—Oo the int of Decombar FF next an old extablianed BARRY. Go! lon . 6 , bet) our qaire of J. F-WOLLARD. Real Estate Broker, sft street. between 7th and Sth streets. no 2 mt" Fok RENTS One BRICK HOUSE. on Penn ay ~ } tee No. 373, Wor of orm . - on7th * ‘ven rooms, near F stree pply to i MUDHNSTON, No'373 Penn avenue. totes 4d_ and 6th ste. no 25-st* Vy ALUABLE CITY PROPERTY Fou s4up— Consisting of a four-story BRIOK Hot <&. with attic. Ges water through the house witn bath room. Also, one vacant LOT. One BRICK STORE on corner. with necessary ontin) ‘ Also. a emall FRAME HOU Price $10 0 exh Inquire corner of 8th and M sts... 291. no 25-2 TE COPARTNERSHIP heretofere ex between J. J. ALDRICH. G. J. ALDK andJ.W WHITBY, is this dey diesolved parties indebted to the late firm are request=1 to ba bd seme only to J.J. ALDRICH * rgton, D i bo 25-3* (*LARIFIED CIDER . CIEE LARIFIED CIDER Received this day. per steamer Mayflower fi = New York, two hundred barrels CLARIFIED 0! DER. which T offer for sale in quantities to suit purchasers, at Ww York nvices RILEY A_ SHINN. “Union Bottling Depot." 57 Green wi.. ne lm wetown. DO @ A WE BEANS. . RUITER CHEESE one sap received. and ie by New supply just 5 ¥ sue no 25-13tif corner EF awd 9 & LEHONSE KARB—Veyage antou Jardin, 1 cents eal ‘Leon cents. George Sand, Les Msitres cents. Tr Muect, Nouvelles Poesies Rocsicn de Md Chenier Ts cents T. ‘on: . Je Lantartin ® cents. Lemertine, Recueill: men © ccuts. owartize. Meditations Py cents. Familia de Aivareda. Por Ferns batiero, $1. Die Venus Von Milo, Von M~ one Grimm, 75 cents, Die Kinsamen, Von.Pau! lays, #@cente, Maria Stuart, Von Fred Von Schiller a cents {no 25} FRANCK TAY oR BOPOSALS FOR FURNISHING ARTICLES AT THE NAVY YARD IN Tillis CITY Paywastex’s Opricr, U. 8. N+ Wasaixcrox, D.C. Nov 24,185. { Separate Prop sais will be received at this otis until the Ist prox.,at 10 o clock a. m.. for the fu lowing articles, to be delivered at the Navy Yar! in this city. viz - Ten dozen (10) 14 inch hall rews: Bastard Files: six hundred and forty (70) Whi» Pine Joists. 3 by 8 fuch, 16 feet long, No. 3 fer Pieces Cast Steel, 70 inches long, 11 inches wide and 2}, inches thick, forthe 100 inch eylind: The above ertictes 90 be delivered free of the Government for freight or transportation ® the risk and expense of the party furmat: fi ain JACK: no QCPEEBANS! COUBT. November 2ist 1895 —Ds Ther or CoLumaia, W. , ; nm Mo 2 hes pioecent’ Rewpiceeth the “ of Wash my aforeeatd, appoi Saturday .the of rege fen! 7 the dua ett mnt Be on estate deor and of the severe Ir hand, ‘as far asthe «ame har’ been collected and turned iute money. wher where all the creditors and heire of sald de are Rotified to attend. (at the Orph Washington County aforeseid,) with their properly vouched, or they may e excluded from all benefit Im raii tate: provided a copy of this order be publich-d once @ week for three weeks in the Evening -tgg Prexions to said Mth day oem be no %-wiv* { 450 SEVENTH STREET. 452 OYAL AND sovar: PHOTOGRAPH AND PicrCRE FRAMES of the above Articles can find #t and complete stock . tageth: tes such as TASSELS, OOKDS, PARTICULAR ATTENTION in requested temy stock of WALNUT FRAMES for Portraits, Wreaths, Retr work, &e.. w! nenee in variety and excellence any stock i ~ A large and varied assortment of PAPERHANG. INGS, eas tat oe GILT CORN &c., always on 5 receiving weekly sldi- Paper bung by experienced workmen and pi | order i y atyle desired. BOTHEOCK , 452 7th street. no 2 eotjan 1 Opposite Patent Wfire. T° THE PUBLIC, Orrice or Warn Commissionens.! City Haut, Now 4. 19%. 1 EN th Novick 1s WHEREBY 61 Provision has beet made for the removal of al! deposits from the yaras and cellezs of the in our respective wards for the oS days from this dave | How lore rexpectfully request- deposite in their resect vards ec: to be placed iu the «treet (8 = ¢- fy oa Beomiase, Sour Soot from the gutter, same ved, “ant won Wie First Ward. _ommi +1 rs JAMES W. SPALDING JOHN T CARRE ane oper Third Wart BEL ° ‘OH, no 2F-eotw ee Seventh Wark | baiaded RESTAURANT, CORNER STH AND E STREETS. WM. ELEIN, =< Cc. EBEB, PROPRIETORS. = This establishment has been (horovs? dy refui and ie now open to the pub ie. ‘The beet of Saase sue. Sees. ir ompily pre} or pan Piitocked with the Tost choice brands pf Wines, Brandies. Liquors, and Segars ' FREE LUNCH DAILY, FROM 12 TO1 P.M. | One suite of Farnished Roomstelet — no® 2a" mPO! NT TO LADIES AND GENTLE MEN —As the reason for fashionable patie # at hand. wedeem it due to the indirsot ‘apitol to state. that t PE’ = DEMON wel to RESSING. in the latest style, is done at thr abort ‘fablishment. Madame will give pe al attention. at Cy BE e attended no ote stot rr Tresor iiranecsy Brake,