Evening Star Newspaper, November 27, 1865, Page 1

» - THE EVENING STAR 18 PUBLISHED DAILY, (EXCEPT SUNDAY,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Southwest corner of Penn's avenue and 110 street, By W. D. WALLAOH: es ‘The STAR is served by the carriers to their aubecribers im the City and District at Tax Ours Pun WEEE. Copies at the counter, with or witheut wrappers, Two Uents each. Puiews ror Maizrre:—Three months, One Detiar and Fifty Conte; six months, fares Dol- + Ebening Star, Jars; one year, Five Dollars. No papers are sent from the affies longer than paid for. The WEEKLY STAK—pubiished on Friday XXVI. Torning—One Dollar and a Half « year. STEAMBOAT LINES. BANKERS. AT#45TIO oTRAeeeTe COMPANY TO y*™ COOKE perl at PU teenth sirett, apposite Treasury, Buy and sell at current rates, and keep alusys AMUSEMENTS. GROVER & © ONABD GBOVER.......0. D. HESS, E.C. KNIGHT, Cape. Morris, Doors open, 6: Performance 7%. FAIRFAX Capt. Winters, Leaving Pier No. 12 North Biver, New York, | 01a. oon an Beventh. appearance of SATURDA 4p.m., | +e supply of event P Sree ABAD oe siete, BOs breed GOVERNMENT BONDS, Lat pre tt rant J TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at? a. 1. Freight recetyed daily during business hours, 7-30 TREASURY NOTES, -~ carefully kept ander cover. Who will Brey, THIS ¢ UNBAY) EVENING, NOY. 27, as unkapenre’ Serert Comaty ol = Weck ADO ABOUT KOTHING, OP UAST THAT 18 UNAPPROACHABLE, vance will Le made during this engagement. To-morrow Night. HAMLET. CANTERBURY. Cerner Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth street. GEORGE LEA........... of ate ween OWIN BLANCHARD. CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, &c., eamers of this tine now connect with Alex- suaehe and ‘Grange Railroad. Freight forwarded | And pay the highest prices for Cony ee tye Tine of the roel. pa QUARTERMASTER’S CHECKS | Corner tith aud Penn. avenue, south AND VOUCHERS ans-atr an ei street, ashington, D. ee BOWEN, _ & 00, cn Aiskandate, va First 2 H. B. CROMWELL & CO., Agents, r ; _neirit "86 West street, Ke OF WASEI "UE EASTERN SHORE’S STEAMBOAT_the | H. D. COOKE, (of Jay Cooke & Co.,) President, amer CA leaves . te. tae Tigut Street Wharf, Bald WH. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier, t= » Mw. on — tnd TURSDAYS Yor OXFORD: Poa Un Ome. GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY CAMBRIDGE and DOVER BRIDG Melo. D: tie Actor, and his Trained ilananninaepaniperele ait = emp | Beet CANES nd WED, Ae't ete acrcaton She has excellent passenger and freight sccom- FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITRD D full of startling Sitaations, Broadsword mofatlons, H. WOOD, Agent, STATES, Combats, &c,. entitled it] HE FELON’S DEATH :” OR, THE DOGS OF THE MOUNTAIN. Edwin Blanchard as the Felon. oc t8-tf | _-170 Light Bt. Wharf, Baltimore. potemac TRANSPORTATION LINE. Steamer WM. WHILLDEN, Capt. Riccaxs; Steamer EX PRESS. Capt. F. A. Ryterr, will leave Baltimore’ 16TH 87., OPPOSITE THE TREASURY DEPARTMENY. Government securities with Treasurer United States. AND NERO every Tuesday and Saturday, at 4p.m., for Alex- SZ ONE MILLION DOLLARS. eg who have been engeged expressly to support Mr. s. Washington, and Georgetown. Returzing, Blanchard. Snow Vharf, eer every Tuesday Acting in connection with the house of MULLIGAN, LEAVITT. REDDEN, im Negro la 1 p. m., hington ever: oad Saturday at6a. m., touching at the usual landings onthe Potomac. Freight re- |- ovived Ve ept under cover. NO WR SNOW & CU., Agents, 107 Water street, | SPECIAL AGENTS FOR THE 7-30 LOAN, Gesi, etown. D.C. Comicalities every night. IXTEEN CHARMING YOUNG LADIES . 25 NEW ACT: 1 Ladies’ Matinte on Sator Blenehard and his Dogs will appear. JAY COOKE & 00., a8 LEONARD O srreesversveenees Directors Twenty-five cents extra fer seats secured in ad- eeOl® Proprietor. The D {the Mountain by the celebrated Dogs, ome of CARLO BO, ’ Firet 2 of Miss KITTY FYFFER and Mr. ADD RAYMAN, when Edwin co. 7 7 Will fill all orders with promptness and des- .. PARKBURST & CO., Agents, 7th street | We wharf, Wasbington,D.O. oe Bt patch, allowing the regular commission to Banks QTEAMER LEAVES 7TH STRERT WHABF | ang Bankers. WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY A constant supply of the Notes on hand and ready MORNINGS, for immediate delivery. Bt 10 o'clock, for RNON: mOUeS oi : We boy and sell all classes of GOVERNMENT SECUBITIES at current market rates. FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collections MONDAY EVENING, Noven.ber 27, at the CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, (Columbia Law Building,) Fifth street, between D and E streets. potouac TEANPORTATION LINE. Return at5 p.m. Fare 910. aw RISWICK, oc 16-tf General Superintendent. = PROGRAMME. The Steamer EXPRESS, Capt Rrra, | on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITING OF THE) | PART 1. . Tr. DAY EVENING s¢6 BM. for UNITED STATES. E Plans fot.. Prof. YW. Cauiteld, nat SP. ds ove’”.“Mendelasohn, —— ‘Weshington and Geor, We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST ‘ Qration: Treat ft 6 War a Returning wik, ave 7th street wharf, Washing. FAVORABLE TERMS, and give carefal and . Soprano Solo—Cayatina, ‘Beware at J.E. Perring. pay A eed anit 6. Sermon Baad an tn vec 2- 2 WE: NEEDHAM 2 SONS. 14d Lightstrect what, Bal- | ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIEMB | , Pian Solo cea Pro. Oasis +3 ran re itz - . oP RODERS & CO., No. 3 King street, Alexan- | And to any other business entrusted to us. 2 pune - = : ers. V8. ay RHINEHART &00..No.107 Water | FULL INFORMATION in regard toGOVERN- | 4. Soprano Bolo—Aria, 8" sorter. street, Georgetown, and 241 F street, Washing MENT LOANS at all times cheerfully furnished. 5. Duet, (male voices)— Robin Ruff.’” “hod J. L. PARKHURST & 0O.,7th street wharf, WH. 8. HUNTINGTON, Oashier. ‘The Grand Steinway Piano used on this occasion Washington. == Wasntncton. March 20, 1865. tf is kindly furnished by W. G. Metzerett, Een. The public are respectfally invited. Fst MUSICAL ann LITERARY SOIREE of the YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, no 25-2 N= YORK AND WASHINGTON STEBAM- SHIP COMPANY, ae PERSONAL. —_— HaRLES—Yor did right in leaving that STU- | Penneylvante jee ete t and 71h ste. en! iv ie ave ween be Old Line between CID ETARDEE and wing teDE LEO. Ttold ey Oppesite Metropolitan Hotels s h the onl: ho could cure you in an HEW YORE. ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON | Tos jrabie maser aad not swindle yon.” 20 30-lma" BRS. < thi ring the services of OCEAN STEAMERS—BALTIMORE, BEBEOOA | S {PARIS “Physician, should consult. Dut CLYDE and EMPIRE, LEON, 240 Penna. averus, between 435 a Im connection wtth Inland Steamers streets. He guarantees seientific treatment, an i HT A. kand Onronic di CRORGE H. STOUT. MAY FLOWER end ANS Sf both renee, in tine sharteet time possible. General cases cured in frem twelve hours to two Begular Sailing Days TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS | days. at 18 M.. from the hot of High street, Georgetown | , Cort Joc its torrivie efectsy are olteres tsar. Pier 15 Esst Biver, foot of Wall street, New eugh and permanent cure. ‘oc 6-Im* one — ee For Freight or Passage appl: 7 to ADIES, DON’T LOOK AT THIS. ©. P. HOUGHTON, Agent, foot of High street | “Ww PRINCE, 381 F strect, has reduced his ae in ya toterms, &c.,can be 8) an ve. reine ays and! Hows of Tuition: Saturday afternoons, from $ to $ o'clock. r spd ceo Tuesday those desiring. Circulars can be bed at J. F. Ellis’; Phil : 1. tol p. m.. from 3 to $ aud 7 to 10 p. m., Georgetown. price of STAMPING to of during the hours of tuition ¥ SIX CENTS PER WIDTH ne . er ee OOM GAME I a, hints, Protein be oe Mentensidomns Ome | a ots Addressed to the Academy will mest with t 7 brics, and Nansook. We have newer and mere 3 JAMES HAND, 117 Wall street, New York. Freight received constantly and forwarded to all parts of the country with despatch, at lowest rates, je Dim C. P. HOUGHTON, Agent. — EDUCATIONAL. Sa aeqant patterns than any other place of the kind si ‘FLUTING SIX CENTS PER YARD. sel5-t DENTISTRY. D* MERRILL . SURGEON DENTIST. JAMES TOPHAM & 00.8 eR PREMIUM TRUNK, SADDLERY, oO. 310 Pennsylvania = yetwece ts Fe. J. W. & H. P. KREIS’ ey PPre. J. W. aoe DANCING Those desiring to enter can de so now, as we are continually forming new classes. the quarter commencing with the first lesson. att in- For Ladies, Tiisces and Masters, Wednesday and and Friday evenings, racticing Assemblies every Thursday evening. Private instraction given to suit convenience of & Solomen’s, and other boek and music stores; also. by applying at the Academy during the hours of Dp “ion SES gth and 1th sts., Washington, no 9-Im"™ QT. TIMOTHY'S HALL.—The duties of this in- . ov itution will be resumed on Sept. 13, 1965. F AND Dz CHARLES emoraL. - eS cual bedlsunvel ie ae, ne | MILITARY EQUIPMENT tenes tee ee cfpat bectintecen of Chis ctty., oF attrose the prin- MANUFACTORY. generally that ie Has fitted up a mew Rite sad er * Gaeonavilis, Ma sibel sleagrt office at No, 499 7th street, ‘oppo ” as ie ello ’ Hall. © is pre} execnt DAMS EXPRESS @OMPANY liek —— ea gianrat tod eyny camer nets oa ne jben he Sarge 7 ‘- * and ev lass of wor! jon, 1e a OFFICE 14 PENW’A AVENUE, = ssh 5 = Pim* sion. SEVENTH STREET, T EET One Door North ef Odd Fellows’ Hath, Where they centinue to manufacture and have on ssle s large and fine assortment ef TEUNKS, VALISES, FORTHERN, WESTERN, AND SOUTHERN TBAVELING BAGS, ‘ BSABDLES, HARNESS, EXPRESS FORWARDERS. > HORSE BRAN€H OFFICE 219 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, OPPOSITE WILLARD S. GREAT EASTERN, H. M. LOOMIS, M. D ATE TEETH, attends personally at, his office in this city. Many persons cai wear these teeth who cannot wear others, ene, Persons calling at my officecan be with any style and pri if But to those rest, that art can procure, the MINERA be more fully warranted VEES, SWORDS, BELTS, COLLECTION OF NOTES, PRAFT3, AND BILLS, ” HAVEEBSACKS, WHIPS, Made in all accessible parts of the United States. BITS, SPURS, between 9th and 10th Philadelphia. no 1-Im* The Inventor and Patents of the MINERAL — BO person can wear others who cannot wear aecommodated ce of Teeth they may desire, who are particular, and wish the pa: est, Strongest and most perfect denture TEETH will in this city—No. 33% Pennsylvania ave., sts. Also, 907 Arch street, ec 20-ly ae. XBEAT BISOOVEBY IN DENTISTBY. TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN. ©. 0. DUNN, Agent he no 4-tf Washington. D.C. AT LOW PRICES. STRENGTH TO THE W REPAIRING. EAK! YouTH TO THE AGEDW in BLIOKRENE, Trunks, -»Fepaired promptly and thoroughly, B. bave them taken out without pain. Also, call examine the "s new and im- LIFE REJUVENATOR. THREE SILYER MEDALS ved method ofaserting ARTIFICIAL TEETH. — you once great men! Q ration fi jav Awarded by the Maryland Institate of Balttmore, will have them in no other style than this new Ps manne of pod pay ory dor! chong October Sist, 1864; also, the highest premium, a ind valuable one. Teeth inse , Silver bronze medal, by the Metropolitan Mechanics’ stitute of Washingten, D. O., in 1gg7, ‘ SOLE AGENTS For District of Columbia and Alexandria, Va., for FRANK MILLER’S ‘The aged should be certain to make the Biokrene & household god, inasmuch as it will render them youthful in feeling and in strength, ond enable advanced the on our ? obange in gold. them te live over again the ® of their pristine py. It not only exhilerates but strengthens, and is really an invaluable blessing. eapecially to those been reduced to s condition ef ag: 0 aw I would adviseall having teeth to, axtract to call at DE: LEWIE'S er] Plates at the eld Drieo, as oer not Ro, 249 Pean’s avenue, between ith and 1th 8. R. LEWIE.M. D., Dentist, misfortune, or ordinary sickness. er what the cause of oe of any human organ, this superb preparation wi. ect at once and forever. BIOKRENE Craet Impotency, Gexerat Besriity, Nexvovs Incaracit?, Dyspx tz. Lew 8r: BWSYLVANIA AVENUE. OELEBRATED PREMIUM - HARNESS OIL, Dealers supplied at the lowest feb 6-17 FACTORY PBRIOBS, T EDWAEBD CLARK, . LUMBER DEALER, Virginia avenue, between 9th and i0th streets east, near U. remove the ef- HARVEY & 00.8 NEW CENTRAL OYSTER BAY AND STEAMED OYSTER SALOON. The undersigned respectfall, friends andthe public that they fitted up the sbove mentioned es: lishment as @ first-class Oyster Ba: and Steamed Oyster Saloon, and th pledge themselves to keep constant! ; Dereession, Loss ov Ar- WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANS Imsecitity, Mewtar Inpo- ox, Ennci, 1T Bas a Most Dr- b Nove Evrzcr Urom ind all who are in — way nervous disabilities are earnest! : pd acure in this most excellent un & d ‘ation giaachantive, a bi peenaeted all kinds orwal with dispateh to ves! popped pa acc: e sections | MILITARY HORSE EQUIPMENTS, | ‘avy Yard. rod: have Tost the! - sd a = | 89" Constentiy on hand a largestock of ail kinds *« hho. by im i NATURAL VIGOR, will find © speedy and perma Our facilities cannot be su: bem ALL GRADES OF FLOUR, ill renovate the stomach to a degree of verfect health, and banish Erepeneie fo: (One dollar per bottle, or six bottles for ty Daveeists GexrRarty. WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED. — FEED OF ALL KINDS, avenue, between 9th and 10th sts., south BROWNS PATENT METALLIC WEATHER STRIPS AND WINDOW BANDS, 2% Dey street. New York. We mention the Bonnits W. uwres t nnite Whiskey in partieniar, dec Geolya er’ Lot as being pure, se fone years old, sold subject, if = SS becessary to analy a. FINE CLoTBiNg. r WM. M. GALT & 00., ¥. HENKLE! no 2-tf Indiana avenue and let st. 129 Barrimone Sturet Bait oi = Re, Mt alvert and South strece OP, RIDAL AND FUNERAL WREATHS, Invidition to his CUSTOM TRADE eps PD avets_and Crosses preserved in Batural fo b inakin, 8 su ax we je order, and instr: eon EEADY MADE CLOTHENG, of Forcign sate | gives. by Mrs, PHILS. late of Boston. ear Vee Restic — ut in the latést stylee and of su. | "01 ae. between K and L Bo 10-Im* "Gentlemen im want of fine or medium quality sothing pow EY reatly — advantage to ine bis bre pur: ‘ “Joye Clothing Ready Made and Made to Order,in tint manner, either. For sale and applied by JOHN A. PAINE, Sole Agent for Baltimore and Washington. H 1 MAN'S from Philadelphia) a -CELEBRATED LADIES SHors i GENCY, 493 11TH STREET, between Penn- sylvania and E street. le most sal actory A large asso: 8 3 " constantly on BOGtS aN ‘Suons" ae mae no 4-Im* ree ee goods, | Also, Urders attonded to ABD, Cull apd egamine Stock and Prices. J, BEIBERGER weuld tfully inform his'friends and ss &7 Orders by mail receive prompt attention, . Br or to “MILD BHeR # Oe. He shy that he is new attending to al) oge’ op é-Sm CITIZENS AND. MILITA 5: ness, such as qaminictaring the Amnesty, as *HABLES BRECHT MERCHANT TAILOR, well as_all other . dra Leases, Deeds, (ase anaes ti kee, Slee SiGe es fiecah, tate Brown's, Wine, Power of Attorney, Landlord aud’ Tenant WINE MERCHANT. WHOLESALE AND RE- vi-tt Waant Notices, &c., &o. Sdvice given in all its yan GROCER denier in SUTLERS’ SUP- — apie diet x 3 onus. avenue, between and lth attent anne ter Washington D.0. iy W-oaly ebte and in |) YE ANP BOURBON WHISKY, 10 years oldt SA0gAGE AND MEAT CUTTERS, ’ bet, te Hor OLD BRANDY. 32th and i3th sts., at the Office of ‘Dr. SOHONEY SAUSAGE STUFFERS, « Onshee Sherry, Maderia. and Port WINES. G 1. re Born LEAVERS, Just received and for sale b us Cc ootw No. 67 La. . \O1CE GREEN AND BLAOK TEAS JDaT J. ee é received apd ne ¥ HITWELL & 00., Hardware Warehe SGecrw Ko. 67 Louisians av., near sib at, = 289 nt 9TH AND 10TH ST8,.299 rm their om hand the very best qualities of the best flavored salt-water Oysters that the ces 4 deep can afford. by any house in a in the y the cor kent cure in BIOKRENE. of LUMBER. ae fer procuring the bivalve te suit the The FEEBLE, the LANGUID, the DESPAIR- Prices as low as the lowest. oc 16-2m* We have made engagements with a host of best ING. the OLD should give this valuable discove: RS GS ae running boats that come to this and the Baltimore «trial, it will be found totally different from ;LOUB, markets, for our constant supply, and having had ether articles for the same purposes. FEED, a bumber of years’ experience in the business, we TO FEMALES —This prcqeration is favalnable WHISKEY. el careei § confident of our ability to meet the b nervous W Berses of = re- public de! tore the wasted strength with wouderfal perma. | 4 I8tgeand complete assortment ot Famili labs, and_entortai: 5 ed with best qualities, served In evens It fi ind tonic, and will give relief i: eayta ie ean rd t th: om with Ma, a nic. vi io is orders a 1e r A pit te alse # qrand toute snd will give retief tm | tor Rekers, Grocers, and others, ies Breehts Wine Merchant, in the, adjetutng LU ease remember the address. 289 Penney lvania Either weight or measure. @ Ww. MARVEY. Sent b be by addressi; no 6-Im THOMA DEN. SED ETORCHINGS & HILLYER, Propristors, WHISKY, ALL GRADES, st ——_—__ HOMES HOLDEN. Por exeiading Cold, Rain, Snow, Noise, Dust and Wind, and to prevent the rattling of sashes and doors, and do not interfore with the working of Office—Kidwell & Henderson's, 367 D st., cor- WASHINGTON. D. C., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1865. NE. 8,978. OFFICIAL. War Depariment, Adjutant General's Office, Washington. November 27, 1855. First Lieutenant John E. Shockley, 120th Indiana yolnunt having been reported at the headquar- ters of.the wo for the effence hereinafter specified, is hereby notified that he will stand dismissed the service of the United States, unless, within fifteen days from this date, he appears, before the Military Commiesion in session in this city, of which Briga- dier General John ©. Caldwell, United States vol- yatoors. preaen and make satisiactory de- lence to ¢ e of desertion. ge hE. D. TOWNSEND. Assistant Adjutant General. ———__ +e SPECIAL NOTIOES. gan tnt HOOFLAND’S GERMAN BITTERS. TRY THEM FOR DYSPEPSIA, TRY THEM FOR LIVER COMPLAINT. TRY THEM 8 DEBILITY. TRY THEM PETITE, TRY THEM ERGY. TRY THEM TRY THEM From the Hon. Jacob Broom. PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 7, 1863, Gentlemen ‘—In pep to your inquir; , a8 to the effect produced by the use of Hootland’s German Bitters, in my family, 1 have no hesitation in say- ing that it has been bighly beneficial. In one in- stance. a case of dyspepsia of thirteen years’ stand- ing, and which had beceme very distressing, the use ot one bottle gave decided relief, the second ef- fecting acure, and the third, jeems, has con- firmed the cure. for there has been no symptoms of its re‘urn for the last six years. In my individual use of it. 1 find i1tto be an unequalled tonic, and sincerely secemmens its use to the sufferers. ruly yours JACOB'BROOM, 1707 Spruce street. For sale by all Druge “Not a Whiskey preparation.”” at TWO BAD CASES OF PILES CURED BY DB. STRICKLAND’S PILE cada : Mr. Glass. of Janesville, Wisconsin, writes fer the benefit of all who suffer with the Piles, that he bas been troubled for eight years with an aggra- yated case of Piles, and his brother was discharged from the army as incurable;(he being quite para- lyzed with the Piles.) Both these distressing cases were cured with one hottie of Dr. STRIOKLAND'S PILE REMEDY. The recommendation of these entiemen, beside the daily testimonials received y Dr. Strickland, ought to convince those suffer- ing that the most aggravated chronic cases of Piles ate cared by, ar Lggpcnomnns th eis ees. is £0! ruggists everywhere. So! - We. NAIRN & co HAS. CHRISTIANI, 371 Pa. avenue and 50% Binth street. oc 26-ly A SUPERIOR REMEDY. ‘We can conscientiously recommend to those suf fering fi distressi| ugh, DB, STRICK- LANDS MELLIFLUOUS COUGH BALSAM. It gives re not di but the Imost instantaneous, and is withal le to the taste. There is nodoubt lelliftuous Cough am. Dest pre tions in use, and is all thet ims grant etor clai jorit. We have tried it during the past week and found relief from a most gistsoosing cough. Itis prepared by Dr. Strickland, No. 13' Sycamere street. Cincinnati. Ohio. and for sale by Droggista. Sold by J. W. NAIRN & 0O.. also at WAITE’S ig Store, and CHAS. OHRISTI- a FS Pa. avenue and 502 Ninth street. oc one of the MARRIAGE aND CELIBACY, AnE of Warning and Instruction for Young Mei it published Heward Association, and tin sealed letter envelo, free of charge. Address Dr. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. oc 93m &7 Pulwer Lytton says that a refined gentleman may always be known by the perfames . In American Society it is recognized as a mark of ele- vated taste to patronize Phalon’s ene Cereus.” Its purity, freshness, and delicacy com- mend it to all persons of poetic taste and feeling. Sold everywhere.’ no 22-W&S SECRET DISEASES. Pamapivan's Girt is the most certain, safe and effectual remedy—indeed, the only yegetable remedy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days, and re- gent cases in twenty-four hours. No mineral, no balsam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken. It is the soldier’s hope, and @ friend to these who do Bot want to be exposed. Male packages, §2; fe- je, . BSamanitan’s Root anv Hers Jvices—A positive and permanent cure for 8: ~ lis, Screfula, Ulcers, i Is Bores, Spots, Tetters, &e. ice $1, er six bottles for $i. Bold’ by 8. 0. Ford, See advertisement. ms STOP THAT SCRATCHING, And use WHEATON’S ITCH OINTMENT. It cures Itch and Salt Rheum in 48 hours; also cures Chillblains. Ulcers, and all Eruptions of the Skin. Bold by all Di J. D. GILMAN, 350 Pennsylvania avenue. mar 23-ly Apvams EXPRESS COMPANY TIME TABLE. EXPRESS MATTEB RECEIVED AT AND DE- SPATCHED FROM THE OFFICE OF THE COMPANY IN WASHINGTON, D. C. | ABRIVE, For Baltimore and Phil- #304 ».m.|} i LEAVE. | DAILY A8 FOLLOWS. adelphia, and interme- diate points New York, Boston, and) the East; Wilmingto: and N N. | Charleston, 8. C.; 6: A.M. 8: P.M. aM. 3:0 5: 6: i ‘din 11:90 a. urge, and Carlisle, Pi erstown, Md. iames) Pi Ir Pitteburgb, Columbus.) Cincinnati &Cleveland Indianapolis, Obtcage. Detroit Louis ville, St. Loni, Vicks- urg, Miss.: Memphis $2 >. w. “ee Frederick Harper ’sF ‘ I Tzainchewter-and i | r H P.M. termediate points.. | }Cumberlard. and Way-)| «. at stations between Balti- 7 | ¢ mere and Cumberland( | { Way-stations west of) m.|{ Gumberland, Ma BS “a \> Wheeling. & Parkers: ’ L\ burg. Va. :Zanesville,Oj $2. ».| } Annapolis... Fayre | 8 88 | Bs ¥ x rod 2 § 3 7 88 uP sP|s> kxlkx! ice | 7: a. M. ro. ee and Goldabor: Columbia, 8, | { Chattanooga and ville, Tennessee; A gosta, Athens, Ati 4, Albany. Macon and Columbus, Ga.; Bu- faula and Montgom- Warrenton, Orange Gor- Ch 7: A.M. 7 ery, Ala. 8:30 P.M. Sdibepe donsville, and all urg. on the Vin Tennesssee tations nia and ilway.... orrices: 514 AND 219 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB. ca S ®ATON HoUsBE, Lovisiana Ave... Ber. 67H anv 77H sts., WASHINGTON. This House isentirely new, and contains all the mod roveme! water and g: in brary a — THE TRAVELING PUBLIO May rest assured of findi comfortable accom- posations with us as can be found in may feet clans EER Ek Sonth. ag repay tac ny ve hiny ablic ting ‘ashington, are ‘cordially Invited to vetting. . MAKE THEIR HOME WITH U3, £2,2e deine will be spared to make them com- Patrons, arrivi ounen meat the depot, will take the Me- GILBERT & BRODHEAD, Proprietora. MAE RR AIDED SE CR TO at the shortest notice orders in’ ve fe ¢ Piles. Sold by wholesale “ay treet, and at WB. Botwisle rea TELEGRAMS, &c. A telegram from San Francisco states that letters have been received there from & com- mercial firm at Mazatlan, which report the feeling against the French as becoming stronger and strongerevery day. Large purchases of wine and other commodities made in San Fran- cisco duriog the summer on French account, bave been rejected by resorting to the subter- fuge of short weights and inferior qualities, to the detriment of the merchants. general condition of the country was deplorable, and under no other government would things have been in such astate of chaos. Most of the French troops have gone to the Northern frontier. It was said that there would bea general re- —— af the few hundreds remaining at Mazat- lan should follow. Information has been received of the landing in Cuba of another cargo of slaves from Africa. The number of negroes comprising the cargo is variously estimated all the way from one to eight hundred. The landing was effected on the northwestern portion ofthe island, on the Sepeerrang of a very wealthy man, named ‘rancisco Martinez Torrens. Some of the Africans, it is said, were seized by the author- ities, but afterwards given up to the slave traders. ‘Fhomas J. Carver, special bonded agent of the Treasury Department for Choctaw county, Alabama, and lately tried at Mobile by a mili- tary commission, charged with fraudin a reye- nue transaction, bas been sentenced to pay a fine of $9,000, and suffer one year’s imprison- ment at hard labor in Nashville. The steamers Niagara and Post Boy had a collision on_ the Mississippi, Saturday night, sinking the Niagara in twenty feetof water. One hundred passengers, mostly colored soldiers, were drowned. The North Carolina Legislature meets to- day. It is believed that the Constitutional amendment wiil be ratified. Telegraphic communication was established between New York and New Orleans direct, Saturday night. VESTVALIIN DeapLy Fear—Her MANA- GER ARRESTED.—Thomas Maguire was arrest- ed yesterday, upon the complaint of + Vestyali, the Magnificent,” on the charge of making threats against her person, from which she al- leges she stands in fear of said Maguire. Her complaint alleges that he threatened to break every bone in deponent’s body before deponent shall leaye the city, and in making said threat used the following language: ++ You d—d fiend, under the mask of a woman, (repeated three times with violence and gesticulation,) take care; you have come tothe right man. I'll rove that you have bones in your flesh, and Before you leave the country I'll break every bone in your body;” and deponent fears that the said Maguire will attempt to carry his said threat into execution, and believes her life to be in jeopardy in consequence of said threat, unless the said Maguire is restrained by law. The complaint is signed in a masculine style of handwriting, “Felicite de Vestvali,” witha business-like quirl underneath. This, of course, is the official record of one-half of what may bea very exciting story.—San Francisco Bulletin, Oct. 2 FAaLt 1x Domestic Goops.—The New York Journal of Commerce thinks that, though all the classes of commerce show a decline, “that it does not follow them from any known facts thatstaple goods may not be as high in the spring as they have been this fall. Producers will crowd their looms anda dull operation may create a panic in prices, but the causes which have stimulated and sustained the spec- ulations of the last two years are by no means removed, or in process of removal.” On the same subject the Financial Chronicle says: “Goods of all kinds are rapidly accumuiating, very much against the wishes of holders. The bottom is not yet reached, but a further reduc- tion of fine or seven per cent. will bring about & reaction, and the trade that willsurely follow that reduction will soon clear the market of the present accumulation. Prices are not yet down to those of the last week in August. at which time trade commenced so briskly. The long period of dullness which has tollowed the unwarranted advance of September and Oc- tober will suggest more caution should trade again spring up.” 6 en RECOVERY OF COLONEL DAHLGREN’S Lec.— Through the efforts of detectives Lohman and Vernon, the false leg which was captured in March 1864, from Colonel Ulric Dabigren, who was killed while on his retreat from a raiding expedition near this city, has been secured and restored to his friends. The detectives haying received information which led them to sus- Ecc where the false leg was, proceeded to the jouse of Mrs. Carter, in Albemarle county, near Charlottesville, where they found it upon the person of N. P. Ballard, who had been wearing it forsome time, he haying lost asimi- Jar member in one of the battles of the war. Mr. Ballard readily gave it up and stated that he had received it as a present from a relative, who had purchased it for him. It will be re- membe: that a short while since detective Lohman secured the ring which was upon the little finger of Colonel Dahlgren, that was cut off at the time of his death.— Richmond Engqairer. &7 A letter to the Galveston-Houston News, dated Austin, November 4, says Gen. Wright arrived there on the evening of the 2d instant. General Custer, with his command of three reg- iments of cavalry, would soon arrive. This is understood to be the base of operations for the defense of the frontier counties. Another letter to the samme paper, dated at Galveston on the 8th of November, mentions the arrival of the United States transport Ellioi, which left Bra- zos Santiago on the 26th ult., and had a stormy passage, narrowly escaping destruction; and adds that important dispatches were brought from General Weitzel to General Wright, in relation to the United States troops, consisting of regiments stationed at old Fort Brown, be- ing fired into whe fighting was going on be- tween the Imperialists and Liberals in Mata- egies s —_ one of the Imperial gunboats in e river. ———————E Tur Proposep RAILROAD TO THE PorNnT OF Rocks.—There have been many speculations and conjectures as to the eourse which the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad company will pursue in making the connection from the Point of Packs to Washington. The engineers have been engaged for seyeral weeks in this neigh- borhood in running experimental lines, and we sup) the Board of Directors, on,their report. will determine the line. They have crossed Rock creek, at seyeral places; the lastand as we have heard the most feasible, just above Veirs’ mill; about two miles and a-haif from Rockville. The nearest point of a) proach to the village is about half-a-mile on the farm of Mr. S. M. Lyddane.— Rockville Sentinel. Fort Feprral HiLL.—A few days since, whilst m conversation with General ‘Woolley, anny Provost Marshal, he informed us that Gen Hancock, commanding the Middle ent, designed abandoning the] post known as Fort Federal Hill, which was rather hastily thrown up during the exciting times of the early part of 1861. This post was jally constructed by the Fifth New York nfantry, then under the command of Colone] Dur: ea, Gouverneur K. Warren, as Lieutenant Colo. nel, and since then has been garrisoned by various military commands.—Balt. American. ———— BP Jose Gonzales, suspected of being the chief actor in the late atrocious murder of Senor Otero, in kiyn, was found and ar- rested on Saturd@#? in New York through in- formation received from the prisoner llicer. The latter was induced to e & eonfession to Captain Waddy, the Spanish Consul, and Mr. Cuyas, proprietor of the Barcelona Hotel. His statements are not vi reliable on some points; but it disclosed the hiding place of Gonzales. Abont five thousand Jars in gold and bills ofexchange, belonging to the murdered man, were found in Gonzales’ room, at the house in which he was captured. @7The New York Express of Saturday evening (fourth edition) says: “A destructive fire is now raging in kiyn, in the large rosin manufactory of Messrs. Casey & Mc- Gowan, in Ewen street, between Van Brant and Connover streets. The fire broke out about 3.20 p. m., and in less than half an hour the entire block of buildings wasin flames. The firemen are strenuously at work endeavor. ing to confine the fire limits.” - : wA it writes up trom Galyes. ton: “I have to day seen a Ocn fedoras Colo- nel, with cnc egies = driving a @ mule whose h. ‘was made of ropes, A late wiped ——_—_—_—____ S89The Louisiana State Legislature has heen fully organized, and the Governor informed shat it is ready to proceed with business. “ re! Methedi.t Charch Conference. This body met in the Presb: Charchk, Danville, Va.,on Wednesday morning. Bishop Early presided and addressed the Conferen , The examination of elders for the ——e-~ Charlottesville, Lynchburg, Danviile Farmville districts occupied several hours. A set of resolutions om that the = of itinerant general suj inten. cy shoul reserved; ‘Seommending to the General Oon- ference that a preacher be allowed to serve the same ‘toral Sas three years consecutively; and that neither voice of the laity nor the wants of the Church demand the in’ of iay representatives into their legislative councils was introduced and referred to the committee on the state of the church. A deter- mined opposition is expected when the resolu- tions come up for discussion. Second Day—Bishop Early called the con- ference to order and read & passage of Scrip- ture. Prayer by Mr. Head. Dr. Smith a the conference. He ead this was forty-first consecutive conference he had attended. He spoke of the prayer meetings of the conference as being of the greatest importance to the preachers. These meetings had always benefitted him ina great degree. In the nature of things men must disagree in their views, and to prevent burn. ings and sinful feelings one against the other, they onght to pray especially that none of these should be allowed to enter theirfhearts. Love, charity and forbearance should be cultivated by the brethren. Dr. Smith then led in prayer. Biethop Early addressed the conference. He said it was ead for the conference to pray for national blessings as well as for nat blessings, and asked Mr. Bennett to offer upa suitable prayer, whidhhe did ably and elo- uently. . Tuthop Early introduced Kev. Mr. Wilson, of the Raltimore Conference. He was received by the members rising. Mr. Granberry presented a memorial from the official members of Market-street Church, Petersburg, expressive of their fixed convic- tien that the office of presiding elder ie an un- wise outlay both of money and ministerial talent. They find no fault with their presiding eider, Rev. H. B. Cowles. Do not ebject to the incumbents but to the office. Mr. J. L. Shipley presented a memorial from High-street Church, Petersburg, endorsing the Market-street memorial. A memorial was received from the Washing- ton-street Church, recommending to the Gon- ference: 1. The extension of the pastoral term. 2. To increase the number of bish: s0 that they may have time to visit the different fields of their charge, besides presiding over confer- ences. 3. To abolish the office of presiding el- der, or 80 modify it as to make its incumbents more useful. 4 That lay delegations be ad- mitted to conference. Alter a lengthy discussion upon the infor- mality of the memorial trom the Washington- street Church, Petersburg, all three papers were referred to the committee on the state of the church. Mr. Bennett presented the following Paper, which was referred, after much discussion, to the committee on the state of the church. Resolved That the committee on the state of the church be instructed to inquire into the expediency of memorializing the General Oon- ference so to alter the economy of our Church as to secure the following changes: 1. The extension of the term of the pastorate to three years consecutively, or more, as the Generai Conference may decide. 2. The abrogation of the office of presiding elder as such, and the substitution of the plan of chairman of d.stricts. 3. The admission of lay representation into the legisiative and executive councils of the Church. 4. The abolition of all regulations in reference to the salary of preachers. 5. The removal of the class-meeting test as a condition of membership in the Church. 6. The abrogation of ihe probationary sys- tem, and the substitution of some plan for the reception of members that shall effectually guard the doors of the Church against an- ‘worthy applicants. . 7. The increase of the Episcopacy, so as to. secure & more thorough an: ere en pastoral oversight of the Church by its chief pastors. &. The propriety of establishing a depart- Ment of biblical instruction in our colleges, for the benefit of young men who feel called to the work of the ministry. W. W. Bewvert, J.C. Graneenry. The reference of the last paper to the Com- Mittee on the State of the Church by a large majority vote was regarded by the more earnest and leading advocates of re‘orm as indicating a decided preponderance in favor of the reforma- tive measures proposed. Not simply because the paper was referred, but because, under the interpretation of the bishop, it was understood by the conference that In voting the reference to the committee they were in the main favora- bly endorsing the points of change proposed. Conference adjourned to Friday morning. WASHINGTON COLLEGE—General Lee.—In speaking of the losses of this institution by the war, and its present condition financially, the Staunton Vindicator says: “These funds, being mostly in State securi- ties and James river bonds, are now unavail- able, and a proportion, over $15,000 in bank stocks, are utterly lost. General Hunter's (Federal) army, while in Lexington in i864, destroyed the property of the College to the ex- tent of #17,5U0, as estimated by a commissioner appointed by the Federal officer commanding that post. It is now desired to raise by public contributions the means to sustain the College in its usefniness until its endowments can be made available to restore its sacked libraries, its despoiled cabinets, its ruined philosophical apparatus, and its war-blasted walls. “1t is proposed also to raise a special endow- ment, the income from which shall support the chairs to which General Robert E. Lee has been appointed, and in which useful labors he is now so nobly devoting all the energies of his great soul. “A public-spirited citizen has headed the contributions of Augusta county with a thou- eand dollar bond.” GERMAN LABORERS LEAVING VIRGINIA— Within the past two days about thirty able- bodied and bealthy men, mostly Germans, have applied at the headquarters of this de- partment for transportation to Louisiana, be- cause they cannot obtain anything to do here. The condition of these men, want of work, is pitiable in the extreme. Such a state of things, in view of the existing demand for la- bor in the country, is remarkable. The farmers an the interior can scarcely be aware thatsuch opportunities present emeselves, or they would not suffer them toslip from their hands, ‘We would advise them to keep their eyes open. Rickmond Enquirer, Nov. 23. 897-A military commussion 1 said to be or- dered for the investigation of the enlistment of Prussian subjects by the State of Massachnu- setts during the war, with power to sit in Washington and in Boston, to accommodate the Prussian Minister and the officials of Mas- sachusetts wher Seated 1tis understood that tbe Prussian Government bas demanded some explantion. —$—<——______ RESUMPTION OF OCkAN NaviGaTion —The steamship Arago, from New York tw Havre, has resumed her trips to Eu which were suepended at the beginning of the war on ac- count of the ee of Confederate cruis- ers. She sailed from New York on with a small passenger list and a cargo of cotton. RatRoad ComMissiongRs.—The President has appointed Gen. Curtis, of lowa, William Prescott Smith, ef the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and J. H. Simpson, of the United States engineer de; ent, commissioners of the Kansas Branch Pacific Railroad. See TRS 87 The Fenian fiag was hoisted on Satur- nl over haga —— in New York. ey pay month for the buil cupled hy nec aa eee S87 Gen. Thomas, in consequence of the out- lawry about Nashville, has rescinded the or- der probibiting citizens from carrying con- cealed weapons. S7 During the past five days a total ef five thousand two bundred and sixty-two Euro- = immigrants have arrived at New York on r 'd of nineteen vessels. S7 Twenty-three ocean steamships cleared from New York on Saturday, of which only one ag send a —— were ee rious Southern an were for acters pores. anaes &7 The new one cent pieces are legal tender for any debt to the amount of ten cents, the two-cent pieces to the amount of twenty cents, and the three-cent pieces to the amount of sixty cents, so that a debt of ninety cents may be le- gaily liquidated in copper coins, «7 A number of “unconquered” rebels pepe pe i at the c: et of > that is composed of negroes. — paneer S7 The large Government building at Camp Nelson, Ky., occupied by the Quatermester and Commissary De ments as offices, was burned at 6 o'clock Friday morning. A large amount of Government property was de. stroyed. B7It is stated that an agent of French com- mercial houses, who has arrived in New Or- leans, proposes to contract with the Lonisiana Planters to supply them with coolie Isborers. 2 A board of trade is about to be established in Wheeling, Va. Great unanimity exists among the merchants of that city on the subject. So The “ladies of ° the “ladies of ht men Sard lee is aes ane furnishing a house for General R. a per tesan Peiticist om Batarfay, consessed his in the murder of the Ouban, Otero, i ™, and gave information which led to the discovery and arrest of Gon- zalee, the other murderer, and the recovery of the money for which the crime wae committed,