Evening Star Newspaper, October 8, 1866, Page 2

pennant: tamer oe THE EVENING STAR. The Largest Cirenlation im the District. nse RE tn RL ARRAS Rae MRL W. D. WALLACH, Editor and Propricter. WASHINGTON CITY: MONDAY..............0CTOBER 5, 1866. S7READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. SER OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TRLB- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTRR. CIRCULATION OF THE CITY PRESS. The following is the official showing of the circulation of the daily papers of this city @ompeting for the Government advertising Under the recentaet of Congress directing such Advertising to be made in the two daily news- Papers of Washington having the largest eirculation : Eyrnine Star. Chromicie. STOKES’ ANTECEDENTS. The radicals of New England have been making much of a “fire-tried’’ patriot from Tennessee named Col. Stokes, whe has been turious in his denunciation of the President and his pelicy, out-Heroding Herod fm his red- hot ultraism. Ina speech at Metzerott Halli, Saturday night, Colonel Stokes repeated this tirade against the President, and set himself up for a little the best Union man in the conn- try. This is certainly cool on the part of Col. S., whose record as a Union man is anything but wholesome. It was this same Col. Stokes who in 1561, wrote to John Duncan, McMino- Ville, Tenn., In which letter he says: «I bave been a zealous advocate of the Union Up to the time of Lincoin’s call for 75,000 troeps; that being in violation of law, and for the sub- jugation of the South, | commended Gov. Har- 7s for his course. and for arming the State an. Tesisting Lincoin to the point of the bayonet, and bave enrolled my name asa yolunteer to | resist his usurpation. 1 have, in Congress and out, opposed coercion—and all forced meas- ures—believing that it was better to recognize the independence of the “Southern Confed- eracy”’ than to attempt to ceerce them back. «I have always opposed secession, but claim | the right of revolution. and the righi to resist the oppression of the Federal Government, and to throw off their allegiance to the same When that oppression becomes intolerabie. That time has now come.” AE AN INDIAN AFFAIR. On the last day of bis official career as Sec- retary of the Interior, Mr. Harlan executed a contract with the American Emigrant Uom- pany, & corporation of the State of Connecticut, purporting to be made under the provisions of Atreaty between the United States and the Cherokee nation of Indians for the sale of lands, in advance of the suryey Provided by the treaty and upon a credit. This action of Mr. Harian was clearly in | Violation of the iaw and caused general sur- | Prise in view of the time when the contract ‘was made and the megnitude of the transac- tion. Some days ago Mr. Browning, the present Secretary of the Interior, propounded ee following questions to the Attorney Gen- | era “1. Can a sale of the lands, either in separate parcels or in a body, be properly made under the wee | in advance of the survey of the lands provided for by the treaty ? «2. Can the whole of said lands be sold ina body upon a credit; or is it, under the provi- sions of the treaty, necessary to the consum- mation and validity of the sale, that the whole of the purchase money shall be paid in hand! “3. Is the contract im harmony with and sanctioned by the provisions of the treaty. and can it lawfully carried into effect with | due regard to the rights of the Indians under the treaty 1” The Attorney General, in response to these questions, gives an elaborate opinion, in which | he decides that the agreement between Mr. Harian and the American Emigrant Company cannet be sustained as a valid execution of the power of sale, especially as to the terms of payment. The terms of sale provide for a sale of the lands tn a body, for cash: that the con- tract is not, in fact, at the rate per acre required by the power ef sale; and that the contract is subject to grave objecttuns m the matter of the consideration of price to be paid for the Jands The Attorney General concludes by saying: “1 have therefore to advise you that this con- tract is not in conformity with the power of sale vested in the Secretary of the Interior by the terms of the treaty, and that you should give immediate notice to tne Emigrant Com- pany 'hat you decline to carry it into execu. tior.” sierepesdatpeshinbeutimician MUSTER OUT SUSPENDED. The Secretary of War has directed Major General Sickles to suspend the muster out of Brevet Brigadier General Charles 1. Howard, | Colonel of the 125th U. S. colored troops, and vet Major A. P. Ketchum, Captaim in the same regim General Howard is now on duty as Assistant Commissioner of the Freed- men's Bureau for the District of Columbia, and } Major Ketchum is the Assistant Adjutant Gen- eral on the staff of Major General 0. O. How- ard, Commissioner of the Bureau. pases et si deemeatee IMPOBTANT DECISION. ‘The Second Comptroller of the Treasury has decided that hernia, or the breaking of a limb, ‘when incarred in the performance of mihtary duty, sre wounds within the meaning of th act of July <Sth, 1866, if they are of sufficient gravity to cause the soldier's discharge. DEATH A NAVAL OFFICER. The Navy Department has received informa- tion of the deatn, at Carlisle, Pa, of Captain A. K. Long, U.S. Navy, the father of Colonel A. K. Long, jr , one of the President's Private Secretaries. S7 A great attraction just now at Hudson ‘Taylor's cozy, well-ordered bookstore is a col- lection of superbly illustrated French works entitled the « Industrial Art Library,” for the use of artists, architecta, decorators, builders, Marbie-cutters. Only an examination of these Magnificent works will serve to show the per- fection to which French art has arrived in the ‘wey of illustration, especially in chromo-lith- ography. RESIGNATION.—The letter of Hon. D. N_ Cooley to the President, dated the Ist instant, resigning bis position im the Interior Depart- ment as Commissioner of Indian Affairs, as- signs political reasons for his action. le S87 Mr. Sutton, chief of the official corps of Teporters for the United States Senate, and D. ¥. Murphy ard James G. Marphy. his prin- cipal assistants, have produced in pamphlet torm an accurate report of the proceedings of the “Southern Loyalists’ Convention,” lately held in Philadelphia. pres sone SF Shillington, Odeon Building, sends us No. 12 of the @atazy, just received. Is. ERyAL REVENUE.—The Tecepts from this source to-day were about $1.076,000. pe nk tatearshy Somtetinerr 0 S7 Jobn 8S. Rarey, the celebrated horse ta- mer, died suddenly at Cleveland, Obie, on the 4thinst. Last December be had a stroke of bers sis, since which time be had been treated several Y ME Ee On Thurs- twop. m. he left the Waddell House «, but soon returned, complaining of the head. After being seated a few beexclaimed, “lam dying,” and in about an bour be expired. Committ: day tor pate Rewfck 5 arta TE TO JaiL.—Malotha Trail, who. dori the war, acted as a detecuve under Gen. Baker, was. on last Friday, committed to jail. in Kock ville, on an indictment, charg- ing bim with highway robbery, for having pales ahoree from Captain George W. Chis- -well, of this (Montgomery) county. ‘Trail, in company with another man, took the horse Under the pretence that tmey were acting by order of the government — Rockville Sentinel. Sacre or Rea, Estats.—Friday’s Prince Georg: says:—“We learn thar , Richard K. Osbourn | bo dis} of fine residence 1p Mariboro. It was purchased by ©. C. Ms- gruder, Jr, Esq. The price paid was 85,000. Poscession to be given first of April wext. TUR Deraware Evectioni—The Delaware Gazette gives the full vote of tne election in that State on Tuesday for inspectors. The con- servative majority in New Uastie county is 211; in Kent, 79y, in Sussex, 696; total in the Biate, 1,606. Gen. BeavreoaRy.—Gen. Beauregard, who stopping at Barnom ‘way to his home in New —Mr. Hill, Jr., Postmas- jamal ean tg one =P out th favor of the President's policy. 7 Great snow storm in Denver on the 19th ult. @7 Thus far sbout 450 persons have died of omolera in Chicago. | OLD FORT DEFIANOE, EMIGRANTS FRO: —The steamer George Leary, Osp'aim Blak-man, oa che ular line from Norfo k to Haltimore, brours: up, on Wednesdty night, about tive huocrea BOARDING. TELEGRAPHIO NEWS. = > as SAN FRANCISCO. SECOND DITION Oreo Legis) to Nullify emigrants frem the interior of North Oaroliva, fom he ft e Cometitar ional Amend- en route to the fertile fields of Indiana and e| * mi Ted an Out « Illinois. The steamer was loaded down with am unusual cargo of freight and 5 O'CLOCK P. M. ivate fa: rages, &c. Sam Fraxcieco, Oct. 7 —A dispatoh frem ay yee passengers. - t of ‘These North Oatolinaemigrants werein cturgs | BF immed ately st 401 1ith streot, nest : poe en on Eg g Tle hem sa mmmetee quantity cf tegmen ST raiwe GENTUBNEN cas bes GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. series of resolutions declaring that the acuon ‘ , ti A visit co the stoma revecla as ian aan Commedotet ith SenEDn rivate fom- Wasuineton, October 5, 1868. | of the House in ratifyime the Constitutiona ferences required. amendment before the admission of the mem- Kevstivespectacle, Uncombedand unwashed | tly st 463 Tetroct. Bef Jay Cooke & Uo. furmish the following ia the saloon bers trom Grant county, was fraudulent, and condition would allow. They were of all ages end convenient locations to, t PG edb ete mules, nant mmmemneign hers ~te — ; juotations of Government securities: by the aid of one Union member the resolutions abo ined make iW BO. EB just ‘at Ho. | @ y incunutves ac peasertetin’ or teers ce N%0 neiattrectsbatwren Diand B, oucof the were adopted—yeas %, nays 23. The Secretary most an 8 he city. Alao, T ‘both sexes portion, the resolutions to Secretary Seward. Far- = their iWon sean ous to call oe Ry AnD was 06 ned. ae er action will be ned to-morrow. gett an ce ion was Tet rT Ni Floyd, teee o! avenworth, was re- from the jest heart. Driven from ir ye Furnished poous end Somtl titted t Tr with seten tons, bomes by the immediate results of the late war, | 0,, Arstrate TABLE F RoAmD at 422 12th stroot, iy logethe and the poor before them in the compan: pros; by a party of Indians whileenrouteto Mon- Soath, pot ip ag emigrating to the north ward, tana. EEW YORK FIRST ABD t 1 4 3 ‘The steamer Duftamme has arrived from Uol- where, amid the illimitable acres = West, per mon: Pg a on Five Para =. 113; eave viver with one hundred and twenty-one remedy inetr fesakon foranse Ny - a 1665, 110%; Ten Forties, 99%: Seven Thiruss, | thousand dollars in treasure. —In a private family, where there ; :. &7 The Viscount de Chabrol and the Count * PE nteely furnished BOUM, | 106%: Gola. 150%. Weaikas Weel. tesa. de Lubersac, of France, have arrived at Uhi- ein native Of STARS & FINANCIAL. Paixceron, NJ. Gee 5 Comonte meek ing B gins ower Radar pers conta tacts OB and OH A Lewis Johnson & Oo. quote Stocks ana | '” died here at ten o’c ight. A with BUABD, ia @ very desirable locality, a Ny at 350 K atte ty between 12th and isth. oC R ‘Good TABLE BOAED with Fresh Bat- Biatara Sone or be bad at 371 Poeun. |. can the 8 Sere mene at Leta Goons even between 4% and 6th streete, on 5 «De business ef importance. * eck at neral takes place attwo o'clock Wednesday own, with a view to improving the latter. afternoon. Bonds in home and foreign markets as follows: New Yorx, Oct. 8.—Second Board—v. S. reg- istered, 1881, LI2X; do., coupons, 112%; 5-20's, registered, 15; do. cou: 8, 113%; do. new, ; 10-40 s, registered. 993; do. coupons, 99: Marine Di New York, Oct. 8.—T! recto: iter. ‘WASHINGTON LIBGABY—The Di: I, of the Washington Library Comoany rie ship Sebastopo at the Library uest from Logua for New York, was abandoned at at ferences ged. im* + Ohi f i Certificates, | se8on the 4th instant. Her caprain and crew =e % —— ci 34K: pas a were rescued by the steamship Mississippi, = SUITE OF BOOMS, newly and P ork from New Orleans, and brought to this port ATTENTION NATIONAL OSIUN MEN %, ed. on floor, ’to let with | ver, 55, Mariposa, 13%; New York Central, | from Ne 4 > P em OF BAST WASHINGTUN. pears. at 629 Ey near corner of Ea araey. Ue Eee — oo e eds 00; Picdpos, 155 this morning, ———_ ‘ront room heat a 4 Re: a ehigan ‘tral, . “4 The WORKINGMBN’s “NATIONAL UNION” at igan Southern, 8%: Illidois Central’ 127%; Marcial Oo eee asters: JOHNSOB CLUB, of the Navy Yard, will faaugu- Cleveland and Piusburg, 89; Cleveland aud =e os 1508 Sey vast wan o» tnd G strectsvon TURSDAY 1 BVENISG ntost” were ta Re Mo. eee aK der nee: | tient Tecelpis of grain. Goth res Sustie at 3 o'clock." Members will invite their friends Pg et OI Ie pinch Md TM ae : | Outs Sea60. Seeds steady. New Clover Sal2\. attend ingn! speak. ABLE BOARD at No. 464 10th street, 109; Chicagoand Alton, 110%: Alton and Ter- . will ‘sddreed tae Ueb, aieenenne Tei nares ot tancnes. tees Feliaute, 9, Toledo and Wabash, 45, W. U7. | Provisions dull, Coffee active. iio. firm. Clubs are cordially invi! month. Telegraph, 55; Boston Water Power, 33. | Sugars quiet. y 5 jon administration, and PE NAL. Pacific = ath 219; Atlantic Mail, 11X. Amer- LOCAL NEWS the National Union ation hi RSO: ican gold, 149. 5 Puiledelpnta on August lath, 1836, desiring te cot ios: nect themeelves with our organization wil! please A CABD {Jane Thomas, a colored woman, SOME OF THE RESULTS. Tux Girt Concent.—Editor Star -—l have hand their names tamembegs ¢ the ab Fe wishes pe know that ascertain wo- By the Atlantic cable we have intelligence waited in vain io see an answer to the allega. it Ohsirman Bxecutive Committee. by Ja alter for etesti of that the patent taking possession of the recent | tions made by the Star in regard to the Gift Yates & Selby, gave her neme as kingdom of Hanover, was promulgated by the | Concert of Hall Morse and ‘‘ompany. and am , onal 06 Eitan Myers. Government of Prussia on Saturday,and that | Urprised that the managers do not reply if they are able todo so. What bave they to say the loyalty of the people is demanded in all togent statement that the treasurer selected cases; also, that by the treaty between Italy | by them, Mr. Hutchinson, of the Bank of the and Austria the former: acquires the territory rg Ae nee wo es sages yee 3 of Venetia as it existed while under the do- | he bad «too little knowledge of the direct mav- minion of Austria; and that the debt of Ve- | S#¢Ts of the affair.” They attempt to deny the tote: nie Jon 2s TE Pe st EBSONAL.—A young lady and Frattomen; age good appearance and pleasing man- ners; who have lately returned from a long sea id intend to adopt this city as their fu Wishes to make the acquaintance of one or more handsome snd refined young gentlemon frendahip.’ Address’ ios LILLIE V PRESCOTT, Gas. G. PRE coh oe Si” r AY EV the %th inst., at 7 e’clock. In addition to the ordinary bustuess, the annual re- rt election take allegation that they cheeked their money out bmitted, and an netia, amounting to thirty-five millions of flor- orn Hutchinson's Bonk by saying they did the ensuing ycar. 4 ins, is assumed by the Italian Government. not check it “all” out. ell, how much did L = thi . * we ws MOORE, Sec'ry. M&nraty, withthe bent ar (Beorie sates, These are some of the results of the late Ger- | they check out, and eh cineetce now or og Tins BUILDING can be neen ‘at No. 252 Gatreet, near 15th street man war, and from their importance demand | “¢P0sit? And is Mr. Hutchinson acting as C. € this Association will be in Queen “i affice # Abell s Hall: opposite Northern Livertion uae: | [)%,2, Fess Tee me cometed Jt fice ket,next MONDAY NIGHT, at 7 o'clock, when No. 257 9th street, near N. Orfice hours & +i 8 to officers for the ensuing year will be m- | 10a. m, and$tos p.m ‘80 29-20" a to com a, wr were and sign the _ onstitution aad pay their dues. “Oost vey UE THOMPSON, Sec’y. AND FESTIVAL, TABLEAU 1 Omaha tt Crs ea tenet sh ne BT. DOMINIO'S NEW CHURCH, At ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, Commencing MONDAY. October 1,1 their treasurer or not, that’s what the public want to know. About the real estate, the brick houres, dc., paraded in their list of prizes. They evade the challenge to produce proof of having acquired the ownership to the pieces of property in question. Now if they really wi to show a bona fide transaciion, nothing can be easte than for them to exhibit a certificate from the Tax Clerk or Register of Deeds io the effect that they have acquired a title to the several attention, It bas been the fashion for many American journals toexult in the success of Prussia, and to say that Napoleon, who had “great expectations,” has not only been dis- ‘appointed, but humiliated by the result of the contest. Now, we cannot see how any friend of republican institutions can approve of the obliteration of the last vestiges of chosen. Mer LOST AND FOUND. OST Thureda: bet 7th and 6t TACLES. evening, on Penn’s avenue, streets. a rof GOLD SPK: yr @ favor and re- liberty in Germany, by 4 Power which is con- Pieces of property offered by then as leading Supper. inci ne Guba et Een Ab the store of | solidating the free,cities of.the Fatheriand (the | prizes. ‘They would thus domuch toquierthe Terre Phe snare zs erenlng by experic AME TO MY, PREMISES op Getarday. Oct 6, | Tefuges of morality. art and science from feu- | apprehensions of ticket-holders, who would 4@ red and white horaoed OW; white stripe across her showid series of Tableaux, Vocal and Instramental 7 in ner left oc Admirsion, 15 Vents. ‘COLL! B'S OFFICE. We imicrone DG NOTICE TO TAXPAYE Notice ts hereby given that by ‘an July 28. 18¢6,"" the rate of tax on alir = sonal property. stocks. &c., for the y 1386, 8 fixed at one dollar snd ten cents on Caf one hun- dred dollars of the assessed value of said property. Upon all taxes upon all pro not fo arrea’ for taxes pl mmc purposes an abatement ef fi Li S cent is wed from August 1, 1856, until the § cit, like some tangible proot that thy managers of this grand concert have ever acqu'red the ownership to & cent’s worth of all the proper- ty advertised as prizes. A Victim BY TWO Girt ConcERT SWINDLES > dal times down to the present) intoa nation- ality, which is essentially despotic, and al- ready, it will be seen, exacts the loyalty of its new subjects in all cases. The States annexed tothe Prussian empire not only lose a mild and liberal Government, but have to tarnish for military purposes double the number of men and twice the amount of money hereto- fore required of them, while the amounts granted by Prus: for the maintenance of the poor and for educational purposes is much less than the average appropriations of these States OITY HALL, ugaet 1, . THE Case or LoWENTHAL.—Fditor Siar— Dear Sir: Will yon allow me to correct a s:ate- ment oscurring in your icsue of Saturday iast touching Mr. J. B. Lowenthal. You state that Mr. L.eometime sinee renouuced the faith of his parents, (Jewish.) embraced the docirines of christianity, and united himself with Trin- ity ¢(P. E.) Church, in thiseity. 1 would state that Mr. L. has never bed my knowledge) ab- t Alexandria and Maryland Ferr; ouse will re — 8 liberal reward. @°'W. BEAVERS Ferry House, Prince George's Go., Md 100 OFfsBeD FoR THE SAFE DELIV 7. last day of October, 1866, after which no abatement will be allow: ery of C.J. DESMOND into Washington ost WM. DIXOY, Collector. $25 for his place of residence, Adaress Affairs in Georgetown. Lvverestine ANNIVERSARY Mesriyo — Yesterday sf.ernoun, ibe Missionary Secmy connected with the Sabbath School of the Presbyterian Church beld their Snniveisary meeting atthe church, om Bridge street. Tne schools of the various ehurches were invited, Sad the attendunce was quite larre. The anneal report of the operations of the society was read, plage 4 it to be in excellent — Inter. esting addresses ap to eCcas.on were delivered by nr. Erows, President of the | Young Men's Christian Association; Rey. 3 | E. Brown, pastor of Grace Church. (Episeo. al,) General Brown, of the Q camermaster’s partment; and Key. J G Batler, of sc Paul's Lacberan Obureh, Wash .agton. THE Aqu‘vver.—Chief Engineer Singleton of the Alexandra Canal Company, appears to bave changed bi nd relative to the opening of the Alexandria erncl (is season. This morning he was arrao, prosecution a view to water by the ist of Noverrber work is finished at the Virgirin end of the aqueduct, the bricge over ibe e and Obio canal, that connected with the aguedact bridge will be removed; but for the acoommo- dation of persons Davirg business near the squeduct, a parrow foot bridge will be con- structed at Ubat poirt. FLOUR axp Grain MARKET.—The market opened with a demard tor flour, wheat and corp, gTeatly exceeding the supply. We no- tice the arrival of the boats Seneca, from Sene- ca, witb flour, to B. Darby; the Sal‘ie Bilmy- er, from Shepherdstown. and the D. Krode, from Bakersville, with flour, wheat and corn, to George Waters. Holders are firra, with flor and wheat, at the closing prices of Saturda: a8 quoted in the Star. And for corn prices b: an upward tendency. Sales of prime white ‘St $1.15 were reported this morning. Tue Canat.—Arrived—Boats Seneca, with flour, E. Sienbope, with wood to marke: Seow, with stone; Little Bob, with wood, aad thirty boats with coal to Central Go., 554. tons; G. H. Pianr, 457.'8 tons; Heston & Co 111 tone: Cumberland Go., 1,206.2 tor shire and Ealtimore Co. Co., 444.19 tons; Eorden Co., 1145 parted—Capitola, merchandise to Ferry, Little Bob, sundries to Ed war, and twenty-one boats light. ACCIDENT —Last night, two mules belong- ing to boatmen on the caval, fell over the em bankment near Lynch's dftiliery. One wa killed and the other was serionsty fojured The owner of the one killed claims damage. from the cepal company Port or Grorserown —Entered—Steamer New York, Piatt master, from New York ¥sb.F. Uoneer. 302 © Odd Feliows’ Hail. Continuation of en Extensive Sale of Blanket. lors. Plated Ware, Cutlery, Boots an ry ands larce assortment of Fancp Goods. EYER EVENING this week, commencing ~ 8 KF. PAGE Auctlonear:® cc 86t__502Tth st.. under Odd Fellows’ Hall. RY NAGLE & Ov. Auctioneers. TUESDAY. October oth, 1865, At 295 Pennsylvania avenue, at 9% o'clock— 10) gross hes. a Covers. £00 Qr. Tin Pail 5 20 Siete Qohns Old Rye and Bourbon jes, 25 two-callon demtjohus Old Rye and Bourl» 'Whiskies, Gia, &e. “3 Sicha 27,000 cLotee Gi i bexes choice Green 5 barreis Old Bye Whisk: Sten gallon kegs Scotch Whisky. ALso, A choice arsertment of Groceries, Fancy Goods, Notions, Brooms, Willow Baskets, Obsirs, Flou: c Buckets, &c., & cc NAGLE & 00., Auets. ¥ D. L. WELLS & Co. B a iemeers and Real Estate Brokers, Northwest corner Wth and F streets, AN ASSOBTMENT OF GR |. &e.. A On TUESDAY, the oth d 2 o'clock a. m., we shall sell, street west and T street pocth, an assortm Groceries, Fixtures. &c. Terms casb. D.L. WELLS & O0., Aut: 180, e eame day, at Il o'clock & m., mpon the eaters we shall sell the Store House and Lot, Southwestern Club, corner of lith and F streets | for the same Purposes. Prussia gains; they | jured the faith of his fathers, although not pro- T, south. Oc 6-3t* lore i parieg in zive ogg pe ipso ot me eae s Orvice, 2s . a son 0} am. le has pever em! 2 Dia ducuse 15s. Lccritescachenctis teins Tpaycth fez hte: | As for the position of Napoleon, it is not | %08,2%, Aural christianity. or received the in- to consist of Brevet | on K street to No. 371 K street. between Lith quite so bad as represented. With a divided | itiatory rite of baptism. He has never been on ant Colonel Ht oR Wists, | Ht Pre at ste Germany, an eternal war between Austriaand | the books of my church, either as a pewholder revet Lieutenant Colonel An S.A B + ase 5. . 2 Ii meet in New York city ‘om the 2th of Feoxn-a stray COW, which the owner can September next. for the examination of cand! have. by proving property and paying charges. for admission into the Medion! Stat of fae Hatten | Inaulre ott MNASII: Arlington. foc St States army. QTEATE STOLEN APilicants mast be over twenty one years ofage, | SS gsmall rel BUFFALO COW. tex tannin te and physically sound. Tight ear; a few white spots in her forchead. -A liberal reward will be given if returned to W.H. DICE, corner of 11th and V sts. ec 5-4t* @., and . orcommunicant. He was, however, until du- Rowan ppeet onalt be Ting the last year, a very regular attendant on o a the services in my church, and ata time when he was endorsed and approved by gentlemen high in position in the departments, and the recipient of a complimentary letter from the Secretary of the Treasury. recognizing his valuable services in exposing an attempted fraud on the Government, to which he was so- licited te become a party. Whils* on this sub- Prussia, and his protecterate of Baden, War- temburg and Bavaria, Napoleon is still master ct the situation: and his combination with Aus. tria and otner European Powers may undo at any time all that Bismark has accomplished. SURVEY OPEBATIONS IN COLORADO. ‘Lhe Commissioner of the General Land Office ago, a mast arday, | 228 Tecetved a report of the 24:h ult., from the | ject, I should in ali candor state that in my in- idence. and date and place of birth of the cai 5 REWARD —Strayed or stolem, on Saturday, Ss General at Denver, Colorad. terco@rse with Mr. L. 1 haveever found him aract: the 29th uit hite COW, with turned peese. ene eset), erelio, catinns Ge Ee Tae oe (gpa lr $5: both ears cat. ‘The above ‘reward will, be | acknowledging the receipt of instructions | ®% intelligent, agreeable and exemplary gen- been in the medical service of the army duringthe | given’ {f_ returned to ADAM. BHINEHABT. tleman, «nd am as yet unwilling to pacs judg- Menton bis present difficulties without hear- ing the other side of the story. R. J. Keertno, war, the fact sbould be stated, together with his making available the appropriatiens for Uol- former rapk and ti orado. The Surveyor General proposed to im- mediately contract for the survey, so that the ( Baker,) 84 Gat., bet, 22d and 28d sts. oc 2-1w* $ 1 5 BBYARD_Strayed or sto mn. on the 2th Do! ember, a dark *. lich COW, ted whi ie hoi n broker: hove re- o fonths’ work might be completed thi Rector of Trinity Parish, Washington, D.C. und —H the. ination ait a i = ward i “> df arret “au a, fai The fend Saad be Gore fred lied Crimixat Cou Judge Fisher_—Saturd: ler; exam! . is ai 01 tee 5 y NAL Court, isher.—Saturda: table A Aces ft t isp corner of Beall and Montgomery car P 1M ‘ts y from the Cache la Poudre down the Platte afternoon, the District Attorney entered a nolie ‘There are at present sixty vacanctesin the medi- al staf are original, being © 4 | ° ? BEWARD.—1 will pr~ abo 5 les, and on the line of the Smoky Hill | P7o%. in the case of Robert Ringgold, charged ssted Gengvemens mimes, | DLO ward fortheretia ey ie PAY OAR, | U=Y miles, and o 2 With an intent te kill. TLE. which estrayed from my sl. Road. It was designed that the surveying Friday, 23th Septembe: steers. eperations would be on the probable lines of l. ghter pens on roan David Shea, who plead guilty to an assault One red and three M.H HOMILLER, au ll-eotocls and resisting an officer, was fined $4. ae aot both of the contemplated railroads, and at the Mary Lyle, indicted tor stealing a dress, NOvSMBRR COUPONS OF Us 5.20 BONDS | corp a" =a jn Set Hots. cost. Mavy Yard. | os cne accomodate the wants of the settlers, petticoat, fc. from Heary Kropp, was con- puchased by LEWIS JOHNSON & 00. $30 ‘Stolen on t ight he vieted. Davis tor defense. oc 5 tf Bankers, 293 P: #84 of September from the Fae eed Louis Martin, indicted for stealing meal and rk THE ELECTIONS TO MORROW. Elections take place to-morrow, October 9th, in the following States, and for the officers de- signated: George Jones. near Bladensburg, a «a HOBSE, marked U. 8 and Te: ™ size. mane and tail somew! sunburnt; @rosn The above reward will be pald if retnrued RL bran from Mark Young, was found guilty. Hurley for defense. in the case of Ann Lee, indicted for larceny, a nolle pros. was entered. GBSUIRE POMMADE GEEASE.—This POM- E MAl E is made up by the muceration of vere- table and flowers. Sold at DEMONGRUT'S Homan Hair and Perfumery Store, corner lth and | to ts, near the * = 0o2 Hyattsville, Prince George’s Co. . oe re} James Hui , indicted for an assanit and OR SSUE A ooatig SRG Rie coment se Peeeree tat wetaianieens PI with event to Till Patrick Gueick, was d Buck” stock: Saad : a. not guilty. dal - 8. Johinsoi ae Ce Bed i sinek: Young.. GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS lature; a United States Senator to elect. taaeoe soba ee : end. indeed. without! a fault: works fine I) VENIBG SCHOOL AT GEORGETOW: On10—Nineteen members of Congress. Jobn Masson, indicted for the larceny of a any harness. ALFRED JO ACADEMY, 12% Bridge bata ra InDIANA—State officers, eleven members er » Princt piece of shirting trom E. H. Brown, plead 126 K st.. between 2ist Octo ilty. wHITAL! pal, will open ber Sth, | Congress and members of the Legislature. A lah Benchard, convicted of an assault and $20 front Sper crontag Go Taprove eenncey, | United States Senator to elect in place of H. battery, received a nominal sentence. FOB A FINE in the useful branches of a education wilido | S. Lane. ir tage eel BLACK weook oar ™¢ well ba cmbrece the opportunity thus offered. lowa—State officers, six members of Con- Dene oF Heme oe Judge Corner 7th street and Ma" he gress, and members of Legislature. yiie, sitting in the Equity Court, made a @ecree divorcing Victoria A. J. Forrest from the bonds ot matrimony with Zachariah For- Test, giving her the power to resume her maiden mame of Worster amd the custody of her two children. The petition in this case states tha: the parties were married in August, 1560, and charges adultery on Zachariah Forrest with & woman named Mattie Langley, at a house on 10th street, in October last, and that he has 15 FOB A FINE »: BLAOK vor eam at Corner 7th street and Md. ave NE FALL AND WINTER GOODS, T a MILLER’S CHEAP DBY GOODS STORE, 101 Bridge street, Georgetown, D.C. DEBSS GOODS in great variety, such as— French Merinos, Empress ba Popli plaid and striped; Alpacas, Delaines, 5, ards low- 7 wo |. a6 15, 20, and 33, RECEIPTS FROM CUSTOMS. The receipts from customs at the ports of Bos- ton, New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore for the week ending September 3, were as fol lows :—Beston, $331,386.52; New York, ®2,972,- 406,66; Philadelphia, $257,907.27; Baltimore: 291,098.13; Tetal, $3,592,733 53. oc 8-2" plain, yards equentiy baci ane peboner = Octo- Received to-a Adams & Co.'s Express, t , 2, ‘ ‘he receipts at New Orleans, from the Ith | ber last he deserted her, and has not done any- barrele of genuine Lyanhaven Bey OYSERES, tus | Bloathan nee eae eae a, wimditt ett “| thing towards maintaining her or the children firet I bave recetved thie season. A’ ive ber- iankets, Shawls, Cassinieres and Tweeds, 3 since. The evidence in the case was taken Tels of five barrels of Carter's | Piannels’ very chea| before Commissioner E. F. Brown, when wit- Qreek. five barrets of Scott's Creek. five barrels of | Ganton Flauuele 20" +40. 45. WHITE HOUSE. nese testified to having seen him in the act of Western neh Gove OYSTEEs; also five A large stock of Moui a The executive mansion was thronged to-day | sanir ‘with two s in the house referred OYSTERS peice, Hampton ae se choice Ses7 008 Notions; ali of Tosds will seventy | With applicants for interviews with the Pres- | ta" we ‘Thompson, solicitor for the com- ones all @ regan dhe faite is Eqverst ty etving usa le BENJ. MILLEE. ident, but up toa late hour nogeneral audience | piainant. hs re gi team Oyster se Z-1m* : 2 had been given. Secretaries Seward and Svusrrer > Bui Bet eae r.Sat as: nt Tesbere 281 Catrent, nomteEHat:, McCulloch, and the Attorney General had in- name ee ts eo in agin: Jobn Betzer, who is charged with receiving Si ea err rer T° ALL WHO VALUE THEIB EYESIGHT stolen cattle, was at the Central Guardhouse ). terviews with the President during the morn- Dszror wovnmine ems coops. ‘The rated to answer to the charge, and during his stay — BBAZILIAN PEDD SPEOTACLES, iad there his shop, corner of Ohio avenue and 1!th mannfectured from the genuine Bock Orystal, and SECRETARY SBWAED. street, was entered and robbed of cigars, an Families wearing Mourning are respectfully in- | DOP te grewth possevsing an un- We are happy to announce that Secretary | overcoat, vest, a shoulder of bacon, several formed that we still continue to give especial atten- | rivaled harduese, brilli small articles and about $20 in cash, amounting in all to about $100. Suspicion rested on Kob- ert Fisher, from the fact that he was arrested in Marder Eay eating with another ne- gro named Chas. Smith, and three boxes of Seward was at the State Department this mornipg, having so far recovered from his recent attack of illness as to be able to perform Bis official duties. parency, and conveying a pleasant and easy effect on the optic nerve, are suited poearesely and with great gy according to the copeines z bn visual organs practical Opticians, 244 Penn. avenue, tion to the sale ef MOURNING GOODS of the best class. and treets. eigars were found on the table where they were We have now in store of LUPIN’S celebrated | -°°o4** oe OFFICERS TRAVELING ON DUTY. gambling, two of which were identified by msenufacture CORPORATION OF WASHINGTON STOOK General Order No. 82, issued from the War | Betzer. Fisher was held for a further hearing BOMBAZI@ES, Vc goad LEWIS JORRBOR £0O.. Department to-day. provides as follows: by Justice Morsell. ‘ RADA he GCF hy ROE RRS EE Sy ye 1, Whenever an officer is ordered from one — th a MOUNSELAINS, SeMaTaNG EW AND IMPORTANT TO | station to another, or for the rege pled ng eo Frnyg peel vie ge performance of any duty, not oe With troops, he shall pro- ceed by the most direct route, without unnec- essary delay; nor is he, upon any pretence whatever, except that of sudden illness, to ap- ply for le: of absence from the time he the stauon at which he receives theorder BEPPS, EMPRESS CLOTH, POPLINS, THYBET MEBRINOS, CASHMERE BABBITZ, TAMESE, PARISIENNE, and other Baye had reasons to watch a house it by colored parties near the intersection of Ver- montavenueand 14th street. Last night, about nine o'clock, they slipped one of their men (officer Weste: id) inte the house, disguised its | asa citizen, who soon found that the cheapest Moorine Ma! the age, I oat tfally invite all interested in The same to call and oxamine for themselves BUILDERS’ DEPOT, 562 7th street, oc 8-lw H. W. HAMILTON. arrived at his piace of destination. tal onder came under the jaw oe Deink las BLACK DBBS3 GOODS, FALL 6T00K ‘Whenever an officer under orders shail cmana alien =. to the premises, and cap- AL80, or 486 | appear to have made unusual or unnecessary | tured four of pomp Mom, two escaped MOURNING SILKS. APESHAN' Hh C delay on the route, immediately on his arrival jumping from a window. ” Mary Curtis, Jo. : zmpnacrid Fi, B RED AND | at the post the commanding officer’ will call tephine Parker and Annie Patterson were MOUBBING SHAWLS, PLAIN GIL’ @-BOUM upon him to report the ciuse of his délay; and fined $5 each, and Thos. Johnson $10, by Jus- ORAPES AND ORAPE VEILS, with wlergnandennd moe a's tin and low | Should such report be unsatisfactory, the:| tice Walter, BLAOK KID GLOVES, &c., &. 308. J. MAY &CO., 308 Ponunsplyanis avenue, enn 5 TURNED UP AGatw.—For two years we haye missed from amongst us the genial face and m to the jelly form of our friend, Col. John L. Smith, we PAPERHANGINGS, Bi ERS, pi Windes eerie ee ‘Taseels, Plotare Bailes consideratio: ‘alaut Bracket oper commander authorized to insti-ute ut in looking over the Baltimore papers, RA ad bet sth and 10th ats, ‘ "| Benerat Courts Martial. If the delimquese | find that ihe Colona Cae ore BaP asleep Terms positively cash ry 4 officer be superior in rank to the commander, | during his short residence in the Monamental BUeok suits tage BO 486 Seventh spat, ght doce, the required report will in euch # case, be | City, ae wane that he has received tee'besti- at q’s, 929-50 TO eh Sw __sbove O06 Fellows’ Holt. 3. Whenever an officer is detached from his District, cove web ay Cpe) —aee. ri Corder fin sitect and Maryland av. 4 a, A ati fer Ladies and Misses Also dre ted the Seventh Ward in the BOTS BLAOK. fal tment of Velvet. Bosra @ ale pa ts) “adieary nm 0 wid ann FORD attended 9 by | otherw! Aldermen two terms. ec6-2t* Corner 7th street and ave, =o ASTOR. 46 Sth t, cy ad NAVAL DISPATOHES. Basz Batt at a yore . | Dispatches received.atihe Navy Department | Spotswood ft wrane tes Stems pon ee REY, S. SMITH, wilt open bie: con Raven FLAUO. dine, seem nee DP” | sc. aay amnchtios the marival of thb\ Wane tbe foregoing clube Played thelr, fret game of instant, st sn pirate retidentce. ‘on & superior PIANO, new, at SORTER steamer Mohican at St. ‘match “ tween 6th and?te streete. ‘There ie zoom: for air | Geneer Mth et. a na, Leowpeed ‘more ouce between D and B. PBILASELP RT aD In prime erder. Tx Sepa Saae Fveeroess Freach eustome BEBY TONGUES, a AN BS. A. $94 BOOMS AT 446 E oc 3-im* Rear is oo6-lm panei todo aay ork tn hetige wth PU. ST. oansylvaaic: avenue. 4x00 feet deep fo an alley. at the corner of 7th and T streets west. re 150, Lot corner of 7th a1d T streets west, 14 fect 7 inches front by 100 feet deep, to an alley. ALso One Lot, 33 feet front by 110 f in the flourinhi og new town of “Centralia,” en the Balt "Convepancing ena tamps at haser’s Conveyanc s purchaser's cost, Terms cash,” $80 down op each lot when old it (Intel) D.L. WELLS & CO. hg . L. Ww. gr ve tou South corner and 9th street. On THURSD OOR, October 11, at 5 o'clock, ve will front of the premises. part of Lot aie £0, bein7 pe=rly Oppo- site to iker’s d between 10h and llth strects, near the avenue, L80. On FEIDAY AFTEEBOON, fe front of the premises, at 4 o _ are will sell Lot 25. in Square 35, front back to REAL ESTA AT AUCTION. Le, Free ope we! +3 mh on 24th street, apd runul 7 Also. Lot No 1, in Square $2. at ihe corner ef 2 and F streets. fronting 6 feet on 24th street an on north F street. Also, Lot No.4, in Squar fronting 168 fect 6 tuches on north E street running through to 2'st stree:. We call the attention of buyers to the above sale, as they will be perewptorily sold for cash, amd ofier inducements to purchesers. au ancing and stamps at the expense ef cenveyi the haser: will be required from each pur- A Soposit f chaeer as 00 as the property is knocked down. Terme cash. _oc8d W.L. WALL & CO., Aucts. PBorcsars FOB FORAGE AND FUEL. Deror QuantexMasteR’s O; 108. Sealed Proposals, in duplices wiih be sited 5 ro) iB du: cate, wi m iv at this office until MONDAY. ith instant at ie m., fer delivery at thie depet of the following named articles. in euch quantities. more or les, and at such times anc places required by the Gov ernment, unti+ January }. 18:7, vir, 27 TONSGOOD, MERCHAN TABLE TIMOTHY 1,435 BUSHEL: OATS, in encks, 35 in 12 TORS. in bales, ‘00 90 TO. Anti +d TONS COAL, # — mm ituminous, Articles to be of the best quality, and subject to the uenal Government in: ‘or further information ingnire at this office. By order of the Quartermaster A.B. K Major and AQ. M., _0c &-td eames Depot Quartermester. . L. WALL & OO. Auctionesrs. B ¥ Southwest corner Pensa. ay. and gth st. By virtue of a deed of trust dated the 10th of Sep tember, 134, and duly im Lal B.O.T., No. 4, folice 175, Ac , the SY offer for sale. at public eaction, on W: AY AF- TERNOON. the 2th instant, at Soclock, Lot 3, pe Soepre oe. 4s toJobu Davidson s jon juare “The above Let frouts 39 fect 6 inches on rorth |, aye apm 15th street v a. of sale: One-third cash on the day of sale, id the residue in two equsl instalments at Eelve months, with terest from tay of aa, an incheding re stamps, ie x haser. terms of ie Sompiled witht tee dt 8 the T; reserves ths it Fight to Bt risk and cost rebaser. A de- =. bt 8 Will be when proper- 8 8 3 : STE! BURY, Trastec. 3. Ga Bee WALL S05. oc 8eokds [Totel.j Auctioneer:. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. KITCOBSN FURNITURE PRE RER ipa at the residence offs Indy ne a. at kt ern lor -hern Market, 2 Tete- 4 Obsir~ nter Table ‘eshst re