Evening Star Newspaper, July 26, 1867, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR. oting Eten dhe defense, excepted to the este have no hesitancy in believing him on { indictment that it 1s wurder, and in your ACCIDENT TO 4 PRINTER.—Yesternay after- Georgetown Affairs FOR SALE AND RENT. t 2. argument you eay it The indict- | noon, while Mr ‘Michae] Gallowan, an em. Boarpor ALDERMBN —At the meeting ofthe | ...- Franklin Frastr sworn, arg examined by Mr. Cross-examined by Mr. Pierrepoiat.—Wit- | ment charges murder, and nothing bat mur- | reedeon in the Freedmen’s Bureau printing of- | Board jast evening, commurfcations from the Fo RENT—A STORE, suitable for a grocery. N RA Pierrepoint —Witness resided in Montr. ness had newer beem indicted or arrested for | der, and the q for the jury ts to say | fice, was engaged in working a small Gordon | commissioner of streets relative to the proper Inquire 480 7th st. above E st dy 35 3t* THE TRIAL OF JOHN H. SURRATT. Pen ata orney, at law; Bad been | any crime or producing abortion. Never bad | whether or not the prisoner murdered Abra. | card press, one of his fingers were caught in | gradesot ancets and concerning Water street SOR BENT—Two comfortable aad neatly Car 2 — prosecuting attorney there. Kuew Dr. Bissell; | a charge against him here. Dr. Kissell m_ Linco! ‘What has the shooting of | the nippers and bad!: erated. The bone of'| bridge, were read and referred to the standing k nished ROOMS. in a private family; 290% Opinion of Judge Fisher. bis reputation for truth and veracity, from 1856 | practiced more or less all the time he was | the Union soldiers to do with Mr. Lincolo? | the wounded member being somewhat scaled, | committes Petitions from sundry merchants, | south Bstreet, near the Capitol. Suitable for ® ° to about Montrose was bad, he was not | there. He kept a grocery and saloon. Wit- | How does that prove malice towards him? | canses appreheaaion that amputation may be- | asking ‘o be relieved from the onerousduties | gentieman and wife. References required. jy25-at? Surrebutting Testime: considered worthy of belief. ness was never in partnership with him. Dr..| The District Attorncy says he wants toshow | come necessary imposed upon them by the action of the Boards FOR BENT—BRICK HOUSE, nine rooms, two if y- No cross-examination. Bisee}l lett there between two and three years: | that he shot Union soldiers in 1965; previously ——— ot Aldermen and Uommon Conacil at their | 2 cellars. fine yard Situated No. 1% ———— G. R. Eldred sworn, and examined by Mr | be went to some place in the norihern part of | be had hung a telegraph operator; and had SEovuRITY For Brnavion.—Maria Moore, | inst meeting, comsequent upor the e K street. west of Circle, First Ward. Inquire next Dr. Bissell's Character. Pierrepoint.—Witneas resided in Montrose, | Pennsylvania, where he formerly practiced, | Killed a horee; then why not charge him with | white, came before Justice Tucker yesterday | those bogies of an ordinance requiring po' door. Rent $20 per month JY ts St saute Penn. Koew Dr. Augustus Bissell; his rep’ and from there to New York. Had been called | Silling generally. Tne Oounsel says take all | ¢vening, charged by Sergeant ‘Vernon with | toesto be sold by Weight, and prescribing 60 VOR RENT—BRICK NLOUSE, 266 Hi street, A Scene in the Court Room. tation for truth and veracity was’ very bad. | to coneuit with him in the famtly of Mr. Wm. | the confession, yes, but all the centession in | being a common inebriate, and Elizabeth Sta- Pounds to the bushel, when in Washington between 18th and sth streets: seven rooms Witness was Clerk of the Court there. Curran, a bostier at one of the hotels; itwasa | One conversation. ¥ McMillan only re | te lack, charged by Lieut. Gessford with | and Baltimore only 56 pounds are stipulated | Also- nicely FURNISHED ROOMS. with or wit Smeal No croes-examination case of diptheria. Consulted with him ina | such scraps of the | converraiion as | leading a licentious life. The two were re- | for, were cuvmitied, warmly cisgusset, and | (i Board. Apply to MRS. HINES. "Ne w110 Argument om Ruling Out Evidence. Gordon Z. Dimoch sworn, and examined by | case of John Gutches. Dr. Bisselland @utcbes | Would damn this boy standing in the pris- | quired to give security for their good beha- | jaid on the tavie. A'ressredon se pay the ex. | Etnneylvania avenue. corner 20th street. jy 25-6 ——_-——_ Mr. Pierrepoint.— Witness was a physician at | camé to the house of witness together. Thought | ouer’s dock. He had offered to give the last | vior. penses of the poor and work houses ($305 32) QR RENT— FURNISHED HOUSE containing The trial of John H. Surratt was resumed | Montroce, Penn. Knew Dr Biseclichisrepa- | Guiches was now dead. declaration of the butchered motuer; but no, aR gO for the quarter ending the 20th of Jue, 1987) | near QO Inguire ar OST MAY & Get Dey this morning in the Criminal Court before | '8tion for truth and veracity was very bad. Question — Well, can. you toll'ns of aparty | he did not omer it as lew, bat thought that it,/ | A Fete Fiome—OMicer Sprague, of the’! was passed. Mr. Myde, chairman ofthe stand | Beal 0, Inquire at JOS. J. MAY & Go's, hid Judge Fisher: . fhe jatore and prisonase were No cross-examination. living after youand Dr. Bisseli held consui- | might beadmitted. Astothe telegraph commu. | Eighth Precinct, yesterday, arrested Lucy | ing committee, reported a substittte toa DIIl | streets. : é rs 4¥ 25-20 J ¥ ej P x3 C. Cushman sworn, and examined by Mr. | tation? nication it was too remote; they must frstshow | Spring, Priscella Taylor, Louisa Hardy, and | passed by the council with reference to repairs TO) ENT it aa brought im at tem o'clock, and the court was | Pierrepoint —Witress resided in’ Montrose, | Answer.—Yee, sir. that Sovrait was In connection with tbe tele. | Mary White, all colored, for engacing’ in| to certain streets, alec, a bill in regard toan | [8 RENT—Ip,s private family. very nicaly opened & few minutes thereafter. Penn; bad lived there 43 years. Kmew Dr.| Mr. Pierrepoint, (laughing.)—Well, now, | graph before they can prove that this was ane, | free fight upon the street.’ They were taken | additional hydraulic ram at the water works; .for $25 per month, or, with Board, @3s for Judge Fisher delivered the following opin- | Bissell; bis reputation for truth and veracity | tell usof a party living after your consulta- | As for Atzerodt, they say that he had been con. | before Justice Cull, who fired them $2 each. also, an ordinance concerning the more effi- Pleasant location. Inquire 320 ‘kK street fon on the questions argued yesterday as'ts. | W82Very bad. tion, victed by a competent tribunal. He was ag- ——_—_—_. cient distribution of Potomac water through- | north dy 25-3t" * a bd = No cross-examination. Mr. Bradley—You must not insult the wit- | tonished to near them say so after the decision AsfAULT.—Frederick Lee, charged with an | out the town, upon neithor of which was any WO. FRONT PARDORS. FIRST FL the adiniseability of certain evidence: Dr.J N. Cobbeworn and examined by Mr. | ness, eir, and 1 will not allow it. in the Milligan case. In conclusion, he ex- | assault upon Richard Lee, came before Jus- | definite action taken. Among @ large batch of facing south, elegantly furnished, for 3 Betore we took a recess yesterday, witnesses | Pierrepoint. Witness was a bysician in Mr. Pierrepoint —1 asked the witness @ | pressed the hope that the powers of the Gov- | tice Drury yesterday afternoon, at the Eighth | reselution: &c, originating in and passed by | gentlemen or ladies; other Rooms for houseke were examined by the counsel for the prose- | Montrose, Pa. Knew Dr. Bissell, his reputa- | proper question ernment would not be used im eheating a youth | precinct station-house, to answer the charge, | the council, the following were taken up and | ing: gas, bath delightfutly cool and healthy, 492 cution to prove, in reply to the testimony of- | tion for tru’h and veracity was very bad. Mr. Bradley, (to the Court )—It 18 not the'| out of his life. which was substantiated, and he required to | acted on: A resolutton granting useofmarket- | Hst.,bet.sthandoth sts. dy 25-88 tered by the defense, that the telegraph line | No cross examination. questton 1 object to, but the manner in which | At tbis point a recess was taken until to- | give bail to keep the peace. douse ball on Sunday nights, for theuse of the | FOR RENT—In the West End. most donirablo between Washington and Elmira, New York, | 4. D. ulterfcld sworn and examined by Mr. | 1 is put. morrow morning. —-— National Temperance Society, was passed. RESIDENCE. containing twelve r was in good working order. and that commu- | Picrrepoint. Witness resided In Montrose, Pa. | Mr. Pierrepoint—The ‘question is proper, Base Batt.—The Perseverance Base Ball | Also,'a resolution relative to the improvement and modern improvement nications were passed to and tro between these | Knew Dr. Bissell. Hi: CHARGER oF BIGa' reputation for trath | and he must answer i’ ‘This morning a young not be rented for a boar Club of Washington, played a match game | of Lingun street. A resolution concerning the two points on the J2th, 13th, 14th, and 15th of | was very bad. Jar. Bradiey.—A witness shall not be in- | man named Nathaniel S. Morgan, alias Wat- | with the Star Base Ball Ulub, of Laurel, on | footways of the town and providing for toeir Wire April, 1-65, and witnesses were also examined No cross examination. sulted while under my protection who is of as | sop, formerly an acting volanteer lieutenant | the grounds of the, latter yesterday afternoon. | repair, was referred to the standing committee. = -- wen WET WOTTAG Tho tevtitted as to the running of the traine | | J. i. Fletcher sworn and examined by Mr. | zood character as the counsel and moves inas | of the Navy, and at one time in command of | The game ended with the sth innings, aheavy | Cosson CoUnctL The President being ab. he RL Regt Rae Seite fd between Washington and New York on the | Pierrepoint. Witnese resided in Montrose, Pa. | good society. the U.S. steamer Ascutney was before Justice | rain coming up;ecore, Star 21. Perseverance 19, | sent Mr. Pickrell was called tothe chair. Mr. | 2.) dah Coban Dene the Cina Won ino eeeon 15th and 16th of April, 1965. After the e: Kept a livery stable. Knew Dr. Bissell in Mr. Pierrepoint—Who does the gentleman | O. E. P. Hazzard, to answer a charge of bes: > Shoemaker presented a communieation from | rooniz, hath room, cell: Verandals dence bad been given by the witnesses, the | Bradford county, Pike township. His repu- | mean by counsel? Wy 198 wa&rrant iesued on the oath of Mr. M. St. Manre.—The witness St. Marie, sum-| the President of the Falls Bridge Turnpike | in trout. A fine airy and healthy location. In- counsel for the defense moved that it be | tation there was very bad. Mr. Bradley, (advancing towards Mr. Pier- | S. Morrill that he married a second wife when | moned here from Rome on the Surratt trial, | Company, renewiog his proposition of last re at No. 297. y25-2t" stricken out, upon the ground that it was not By Mr. Bradley: ‘Witness became aequainted repoint.)—1 mean you, sir. I mean the wit- | his first wife was living. 1t is said that the “) has been discharged. He received $569.15 year, to the effect that the Corporation appre - OR SALE ( NT, eo-story and a Tesponsive to the testimony offered by the de. | with him im 186) or 186f. At that time he was | nese is of as good character as you, and moves | accused bada wife living in Connecticat and * # ey FOE SALE OR RENT—A three-story and base 143 days per diem and 4894 miles of travel. riate $20 for the repairs of that portion of ment BRICK HOUSE. and under cellar, with fense to establith an alibi on the part of the | living in Bradford county. in_®8 gOOG society as you do. lastsummer—the 10th of July—was married a Sees Pel Re Tond above Falls’ bridge, extending trom | water, gas, aud other modern improvements. Ap- prisoner. In support of their motion, the Mr. Pierrepoint said he desired to put inevi- Judge Fisher requested the gentlemen to | by Rev. Dr. Sunderland to a young Iaay of the the bridge to the commencement of the Falls | ply at N. H. MILLER’S, Attorney and Counselior counsel for the prisoner contend that the rule | dence here the Statutes at Large of 1865, vol. | preeerve order and proceed with the examina- | tst ward named Marcia Wroe, and shortly CITY ITEMS. bridge turnpike, without tha cost to the Cor- | #t Law, 35 Louisiana, avenue, near 6th and D by which evidence offered in reply is to be | 12th. ton. after left his veesel. He wasarrestedon Tues- a poration of @ Superintendent, ‘The communi. | #trect« {Republican} Jy 25-3 admitted or rejected, is that no evidence which Mr. Bradley said the Court and jury took Mr. Bradley.—Yes, sir; but my witnessmust | day night last at the Fountain Honse in crtion was referred to the committee on streets. ‘RARE CHANCE—FOR SALE—A Rood pay- might Rave been addressed originally in sup- | Cognizance of the Statutes at Large, and he |, not be insulted. Georgetown by detective Bigley. Geo. Den- | THs WARM WEATHRE has now fairly set in, | Mr. Shoemaker presented a petition asking foF ing BUSINESS. with « No. i Coai Oil ronte, port or confirmation of the charge laid in ‘the ebjected to putting the same in evidence. Judge Fisher said be thought the question to | ver and Judge Hughes appeared for the pros- | and will probably continue until the last of | the repairs of pumps on High street, signed | Apply at this office. Jy 24-30" indictment can be received by the Court as ir. Pierrepoint said in these Statutes was | the witness a proper one. ecution and Col. Norris for the accused. September, as it was so late coming Henning | py several citizens; referred to the committee Fok BENT-A BRICK HOUSE, containi evidence in reply, and that the only evidence | the act relating to the reward offered and the Mr Bradley.—Yes, sir; but did you notice On the case being called Mr. Norris for the | has Clothing suitable for warm weather for | on water. A communication from the Record- TOONS. x1 which can be given in reply is that which | withdrawal of the same. the manner in which it wae pat? accused stated that ihey would not put the | One Price Only, on the corner of 7th street and | er reporting that he had considered the petition | amd Navy De goes to cut down the ease on the part of the Judge Fisher said of course he would take Judge Fisher.—Well, don’t get excited. justice to the trouble of going into an exami. | Maryland avenue. relat.ve to sewers, ard would report unfa- | *nIsth sts. Tu e- detense, without being in any way confirma- | judicial notice of the Statutes at Large. Mr. Bradley.—I do not want to get excited, | Dation, but would waive any examination, a vorably thereon; the report was accepted. Mr. Fc REN T—Corner 8th stre t and © street tory of the case on the part of the prosecu- | Mr. Plerrepoint said he did care how it got | sir. There is another place where 1 can settle } and allow the case to go wo the grand jury. JEWELRY.—Silver Carved Buttons, Bog- | Radeliffe presented a resolution granting the HOUSE, co with Store tuon. In support of that proposition tne King | to the jury so it was before them. theee thing: Mr. Norris held that the bail should be fixed | wood Setts, Garnet Setts, Amber Setts, Ame- | yee of Market House Hall te the National | T° i orner sth against Hilditch and others, 5th Oarrington Mr. Bradley objected to offering anything in | Witness resumed.—witness could not say | according to the ability of the accused, and | thyst Sleeve Studs, Rubber Studs, received ‘Temperance Soctety on Sunday evenings, free | “81 G rik AS, SR ao and Payne, 209, and the case of the King | evidence when the Court must take judicial | the character of Dr. Kissel was bad; his char- | opposedany examination of witnesses in which | this morning at Prigg’s One Dollar Jewelry | oz charge, provided that they furnish their For A Two new andl very desirable five- sgainst Stimpson, 2d Carrington and Payne, | notice of the same. He objected to it on the | acter was justas good as thatofthe men who | he »aw no ntility. Store, No. 439 Pa. ave.. near 4 street. own light: pasced. An ordinance providing room HOUSES, with water, gas. and cup- | 415, and the case of the United States against | ground that it was not rebutting proof. came to testify against him; wimess knew | Judge Hughes differed from the counsel, a for the improvement of the footways on Eighth | j7ds, inan excellent location. Tnauire at 437. lianway, Jd Wallace. page 139, and the case | Mr. Pierrepoint sald it did rebut the testi- | them they were respectable people. Snd said that the probabilities ef a conviction | | WHITE VnaTs, with or withont collar, to | streei, making it the duty of each and every | jin jirt ttween Band F strects, between 7 an ef the United States against Gardiner, 3d | mony of Cameron. He haa testified asto the | Mr. Bradley said he expected nine witnesses | should have something to do with the amount | button high or low, and an excellent assort- property holder on said street to pave or cause ene 5 Posto Crawford's Opinion, page 62, were relied upon. | reward being withdrawn. from Waveyly, and seven from New York, | Of bail, and he thought that when the case | ment of Marseilles Vests, at A. Saks & Co.'s, | to he paved the footways in front of their RY AT Thse Sno large. soureery, atch These are all nisi prius cases; the first isthe | Mr. Pierrepoint here produced the statute, | they could not be here until to-morrow mora. | went to Court conviction would be certain, | 517 7th street, adjoining Bank. premises, was parsed. An ordinance laying & | St.od) yoqinds Ganplatly, furnished. No : se of the King against Stimpson, decided by | nd sata he desired to put in evidence page | ing. 7] {Mr Norris said that he could not be con- SEES a farther front foot tax on the preperty 1m | roomsand hath room. with water ard. aes it, ores ‘arom Garron, on the trial of an indictment appendix to volume 13, the same veing an Judge Fisher said that then the Court.wasat | victed of more than is cl Corns, Bunions, Bap Nalzs, vascular ex-| Foxail’s alley, was laid upon the table. Finest location in the city for « first-class r larceny, When the case for the crown had | order. a stand etill. Mr. Hughee.—What is the punishment! crescences, warts. moles, etc., removed with- | an ordinance for theimprovement of Aque- Inquire at 495 7th street, bo- led solely on the fact of recent possession | Mr. Bradley said that was no evidence it M). Bradley suggested that the time might hx Mr. Norris answered that it was imprison- | out pain, by the sid of local analgesia, at Dr. | duct street, and levying therefor $100 per front reets, et gees olga ty the prisoner. who. by | was simply an order signed E. D.Towasend, | profitably occupied by arguing on the motions | ment for from two to seven years, and the | White's rooms, No. 424 Pennsylvania avenur, | foot upon ail those loleor parte of lore on eae Waa Bene, Bik gt defence, called'a witness who proved | and was no part of the statute, and he objected | to strike out certalm portions of the testimoney | cTime is of lees magnitade than assault and | between 4% and 6th treets. In minor surgical | spac of saidstreet, was passed. Mr. Darby, from tine Donte that he Bad bought the property from a third | to its admission. heretofore submitted. battery with intent to kill, where the bail of | operations this method 1s highly recommended | tne committee on police, reported that that Story BRICK HOUSE, 1 n. In reply to this testimony for th Mr. Carrington said the statutes published by Judge Fisher.—Then there is no further eyi- | $500 to $1,000 1s usual. He suggested thatthe | by the eminent surgeons and physicians of this | committee bad received & me ge from the REET Ss 3 goth street. Togquire cefense the counsel for the crown called said | Brown and Little were the accredited books, | dence to offer except as to character. young man was without property, and it | country and Europe, it being perfectly treo | Mayor, stating that he withheld his signature | °f HENRY BI OS apponite. 335-98 see et bay teeromcengt only tnat the witness | containing the acts of Congress and of the | Mr. Bradley recapitulated the points of evi | Might be difficult for him to obtain bail. and | from harm, effecting ‘only the part to be oper. | 1o"ine ordiugace providing for the tacing oF Fone cee furnished RRICK cid not buy the property of him. but that he | various Departments of the Government. dence which they moved to strike ont:—ist, | he Proposed that $500 bail in good security | ated upon. Office hours from Sa.m.to5 p.| theaurical and other places of amusement by HOUSE. cight rooms. water and. gas th: see gee ner gteal 1 Baron Garron held | | Mr. Pierrepoint said that order was as much | the evidence as to the aitack on Secretary | WoUld be sufficient to secure his attendance. | m.,and6to& p.m. Nocharge for consultation. | sesson of au wnformality, ‘The ordinance. wes Apes epreen full Ge eee abies. Sane we ie Uast Puidence was only admissible so | the act of the Government as anything else | Seward; 2d, that relating to Jacob Thompson; | _ Justice Hazard thought the amount named —_—.—___ corrected, and again passed. Mr. Shoemaker | {thst tetween Mantas ou Premises)! Tas it went to destroy the case set up on the | contained in the book. id, that’ relating to the shooting of Unton s was entirely too small; and beconsidered it a } A LanGE STOcK of Linen and Duck Goods | offered a resolution io lay certain flag foot- al EE zis shoes oe Hyloner: that is to say, that the | | -ludge Fisher, afterexamining tbe authorities. | diers. mentioned by Dr. McMillan: ath, that | YeTY serious charge, in which he would re- | to be closed ont at and below cost at the Creat ways, Also an ordinance for the improvement OR RENTT FURNISHED A largo anil com- wiles for the crowa could only be allowed | sid that book was printed by order of the | given yesterday in relation to the telegrapa: | quire very good and substantial bail. He un- | Central Clothing Honse, Smith’s, $60 7th street, | of Aqueduct street; passed. A resolution pro- meee dS Satine ouekie ly westify that the prisoner did not buy the | State Department, and he therefore would ad- | 5:n, that in relation to the running of trains on | ¢¢Tstood that both of the wives were in the | opposite Post Office. 719 viding & contingent fund for the repairs of pee’ property of bim, and could not be allowed to | mit itin evidence. April 15th; 6th, that relating to the Duell letter | City, And he would require bail in at least — breaches and boles In the s'reets and gutters of Patent jectity chat be saw the prisoner steal it, because | Counsel tor defense excepted. found in North Carolina; 7th, that in relation | $1.50. F Fivz HuNxprep NgcKTIgs at ten cents| the town, and appropriating $500 therefor, ihe latter evidence would be a confirmation of Mr. Plerrepoint then read tbe order of Gen. | to Atv+rodt and the Kirkwood House. Mr. Norris suggested that $1,000 might be | apiece. Suspenders and Socks 23 per cent. be- | was passed. Mr. Rameburg, of the committee a Pree Tene coe caly allow. Pomme notifying, abi \qeraons to present | By the agreement ot counsel and with the pemicient; ae pemarmed anes did nor be- | iow cost, at the greatclosing out sale at Smith's, | on the poor'and work-honer, reported favora- et hose ws e to gi n reply ev ce which goes to 'y claims for reward for the arrest of | cou:entof the Court t leve the amount named excessive, but sug- 7th s u 19 upon the bill to pay the expenses thereot, | sats ’ ou 4 ut dow, she defense: without being & con. | Booih nnd ormers, and revoking the reward hoor er ney remanence the gested that the ability of the accused sheuld ap) 7uh atreen, opposite Rose Omtce! TAP” | Bea the bill teas Gaceed ak ecelncion tet pass ation of the original case. e case of the | for the arrest of Surratt, Jacob Thompson, i be taken into consideration. Coats, Pants, Vests—black, white and | the repair of a pump on High, near Third 10 LET—F iciog against Hilditeh and others was decided | pd o'hers, sot; Bradley said that this was an indictment | “wre, Hughes, in reply to Mr. Norris, denied Be par Cenk, WIS coke gE ee ene stress ial Uneaethe EOLA resolntine 1 Hrivt. 0 Justice Tannton upon the authority of the George Green, sworn and examined by Mr. piracy. Snd, therefore, | ‘that this crime ranked with inferior crimes. ersthing conrp! Central Clothing Honse, 460 7th street, opposite | makingan appropriation of $50 for sweeping cxse of the King against Stimpaon. As I said | Pierrepoint the evidence should tend toshow that the par- Witness rended in Waverly, betore, these are mere nisi prius decisions,and, | New York. nth { Had been constable Knew De, | Hes did commit the murder, or that the parties and claimed that it took its place with murder, st . 7:19 | and cleaning the new market house, was ar-on, &c. It took away the peace of two tam. | 1st Oflice. ae Te SHED HOUSE C | ——- 2 he committee on water, asked fol 3 ye sted anes ae Haron Garron and Justice | Bissell; had conversed with bim about the | Ihe perpetrators, He claimed mar iter ace | ilies and might subject them to the disgrace | T.aprus, save mauey*by purchasing Hoop-| Pie As, commitiee on waver aeked for | fe and Seventh ‘Taunton may have been, I undertake to eay | murder of President Lincoln: the repatation we berpetrs oN ae, Caner atit bad not | of the charge ef their children being illegiti- | skirts, Corsets and Shoulder Braces, at Chas relative tothe inruishing of Aquednct water | (uutturniture: P ey are utterly without reason to support | of Bissell in Waverly was very bad. Nth the Person Who Ageut ed ere nected | mate. It was one of enormity, wich should |: Haum’s, 49 Louisiana ave., between oh and | Te Cemeterinn wee ot Appointing com- cet. near the Navy Departm +m. They are both summarily disposed of Q—Had you any conversa-ion with him im | Syu'that he had Not Desa woman ay jem, | be answered, and, if guilty, he should be pun- | 7th streats Goods warranted tofit or no sale. | yivsanece to estgblish the grade of streets was . D.L. WELLS & CO., ey Mr. Phillips in his Treatise on Evidence, | repard to bis feelings about the muraer of | 14‘ SF WHR Alnsvodtas tee Elen cory sand. Corset Steels 5 cents a pair. 1: | received as amehded by the Board of Alder- Cor. La. ave. and oth st. ge 410,) iu which. speaking of Baron Gar- | President Lincoln? House where no overt act had teeerewood | Charles Walter went bail for the appearance be aR REET men, and concurred in by this Board. FURNISHED PARLORS AND BED po Peron. he says:—-The stealing of the | | Mr. Bradiey—Oh, hold on: that isnot evi- | 20° °y tere was nay MOe to cone ee at: | of the accused at court, and the witnesses were GREAT ANNVAL SaLz oF CLOTHING, REAL Ketat# SALe—Thomas Dowling, ROOMS for rent. at $12 per month, No. 459 goods by the prisoner would be strongevidence | dence. Itis bad enough to kill Bissell in re. | ‘€¢- ee ny K to connect bim | recognized mthe sum of $300 each for their at greatly reduced prices, ee 3. i . n 6th street, between C st. aud La.ave. jy 2)-im* that he did not Duy them.” So tt may be | gard to truth, without stabbing him in this | With these parties, afteradiligent search, they | [regen ce, Auctoneer, yesterday sold a farm, containing | temarked of the case decided by Justice Tann- | wavatter killing him had failed to find it. atthe Great Osi eat Clothing Monee: 50 acres, he property of Wm. A. Earnest, to | [}OR REN Nt NISHED ROOMS op, that ihe evidence offered ia reply to the | Mr. Pierrepoint—Well, take the witness, |, J¥dge Pierrepoint said that he understood | Equity UouRT—Chief Justice Cartter — 7:19 460 7th street, opposite Post Office | SL. Davis tor $125 per acre. | and “A The teen add thee evidence ef an wits set up by the priscnere in | geutiemen, tbe counsel for the defense to regard the in- | cree of Divorce, &c.—Tbis morning a decree was ——_<-—_—_ THs CavaL—In consequence of the de- | Geiratileforaresiuence in theciy: ns Jy30 that ease, although it showed a confirmation | © ir, Bradley.—We don’t want him. c'mert as one for murder. It was widely | made divorcing Luanna Dewees from the GREAT ANNUAL SALE of Gents’ Furnishing | cresse of water in the Potomac, usual at this | the original case, was certainly proof that | Mr. Carrington said the prosecution had sey. | ‘iflerent trom the killing of a man in an ordi- | bonds of matrimony with Alexander Dewees, | (goods at the Great Central Clothing House | season of the year, the draft of boats on the BY SING Bots Ou AUE On Sat the prisoners were not where the alii attampt- | eral who were not here, and | DY sireet broil. What ts it we have been | giving her thecustody aud guardianship of her | {6 7th street, opposite Post Office. 7g | caual has been reduced from four feet etx | 52 vetucen Ist au 5 apronte the. ed to place them. they wonld now close their case, reserving to | !T¥ing! What is be charged with! Acom- | two children. The petitioner set torth thatshe ————— {oches to four feet three inches. Stace then, | Piopusedtapitel 1y or monthly 1 think that a moment’s reflection will show | themevives the right to make the application | Didtion was formed to overthrow theGovern- | married the respondent on the 26th of Juni QvICK SALES AND SMALL PRovITs.—Good | bowever, dam No. 5 has been repaired and the | payments. This is ar pply to that born these decisions, hurriedly made as | to the Court to be allowed to examine those | Ment of the United States: to spread anarchy J 1859; that she has two cbildren by the respon. | White Shirte, SI 25aS1.o0; A-No.1 Fine White | eupply of water is Increasing. 1920-60" W. AH. th and Canal. tbey were, without argumentor consideration, | witdesses when they arrived. To carry out the conspiracy, combinations | dent, that he deseried her two years sinle, and | Shirt, $2.50283: Good Gauze Undershirts, 50 Povice MatTrers._The whole number of A FAT BARGAIN.—A Frame House. new are inconsistent with sound reason, common Mr. Bradiey.—You have closed your case, I | Were made, spreading to Richmond, New | has not contributed anything since his deser- | cents: Fine (jauze Undershirts, $1; Fine Lisle | arresis made yesterday were 6; the amount | A of five rooms, with hall, and two Sinall Houses sense, and good policy. Certainly no pereon | understand. Yor, and Canada, and to accomplish this it | tien to the support of the family. She also | Thread Undershirts, £1.50; Good Cotton Haif | derived irom fives $5. Cftwo rooms each on 23d street, near the Obser- Who has ever attempted the duties of a prose- | Mr. Carrington.—Yes, as I have stated, became necessary to take the life of the Preei- | charges that he has been guilty of adultery, in | Hose, 10, 15,20, and 25 eents per pair, Best DisorpERty.—Lindsy Kane and Mary Der- | yon Lot 35 by 137; the whole will be sold | cating attorney can tail to appreciate the un- | Mr. Bradley said Dr. Bissell was an utter | dent of the United States. If one of the jury | July, with a woman named Elizabeth Rodier, Teasomableness of these decisions. 1t is ut- | stranger to him. He had suinmoned him here | W:* in & house, and the thief supposed him to | in Georgetown. terly impossible for the prosecution before the | on information received from New Yorx: and | b¢ 8Way, and yet when the thiet goes into The testimony of three witnesses was taken, English Half Hose, 50 cents per pair. At Franc’s Gent's Furnishing Store, 49 7th st., between D and E, three deors above Odd Fel- for $2,500 on easy terms of pay ki DL 20-8 sey, arrested by officers Boarman and Swin- dells, came before Justice Buckey yesterday 3 ith 5 PURC GS cTnb to eno ihe nereahonss of the aceured | now thai violent attack had ‘been made on | $2e Rove Be Hills him, is it not ‘murder? | before Commicnoncr E, E Brows irom whos | lowe’ Hall 1” | Shey wero face szsveach, Ny CMACE | (LAST TURCHAS HOUSE tor days or weeks before the commission of the | his character, it was due that he shonid have it is firs! posed to strize 's that the parties boarded at Mrs. Ro- "i oth t. between Da F stres eas PUR- z t cl i i WITH HIGH Priczs !—Patronize onl, AYPREHENDED.—Officer Cunningham. yes- | 9th «treet. between D aud F streets. Address PU act charged against him, or to anticipate the | a chance to bring witmesses to vindicate the | OUttbat portion in relation to the assault on house, in Georgetuwn, and that in the eee ! Bay your Gent's Fur. terday, arrested a man named Wm. Eden. | (HA Star office 19-¢f various contrivances which may be resorte | sme, The defence was taken entirely by sur- | Secretary Seward, and they say that he did | summer of 1864 the respondent sent the com, to by way of defence; and it {s unjust, as well | prise to hear that the prorecution had closed, | ROt have anytbing to do with this assanit; but | plainant away ina wagon, and continued to Ss unwise in poltey, to require that the pros»- | The prosecuiion had promised to provea num. | i! 18 @ partofthe scheme. They also move to | live with Mrs. R. as her husband. nighing Goods at Franc’s, 494 7th street, be- | burg, upon a warrant sworn out by Sarah J. Fe RENT—01 tween D and E, three doors above Odd Fel- | Lewis, before Justice Walter of Washington, containing ni rooms, all re , +9 . : Z him with assault and battery. The | 2as and water; on 13th street. between Band C, cution should meet all these defensive contri. | beret things to-dayr ; strike out the confession made to Dr. McMil- | ‘There was no appearance for therespondent, | lows’ Hall. Gray's Collars, 18c. box; Gold- | charging ‘ Island, Ten mi alk to the Treasury Baild? vances, and bave witnesses inattendance, at | trains between hers St Wee ee lan in Telation to Union prisoners. A confes- | Mr. Thompson appeared for the petitioner, Speib By comand Garoiee 100: Box: Aime ioe 1. cose wear muried (over to) Justo: Welter tor ty Cerin tery ee igor s reat expense, tor that purpose, or for the pur- | defence, thinking they would occupy the whol: | 0m cannot be given in part, it mast be given | Robert ‘MeDuell et al agt. Jona McDuell | Linen Goldemith, Byron and Garotte, 18c. | trial. jy 19-tAl pose of proving tbe whereabouts of t2e pri over for days togetl day, had summoned witnesses for to-morrow | i! Whole. Suppose that theaccused had aided | et al, decree appointing Kobert Me Duell trus- E. box. And all other goods cheap in propor- ACQUITTED —Emell Stinefelt and Joseph | yy morning. He asked the indulgence of the | ‘bé Union soldiers, the defendants would in. | tee to sell certain real estate. Fendal and Ash. 1 F <x HOTS tion. Bateman, arrested for disorderly conduct, and OR BENT AON with large garden with in order to make ont hi: choi ruit, near W lach School, one sguare origimal case, cr else be di do! ie art, to confer with i sist on its going in, and the prorecution could | ford for complainant. B.G. Lovejoy tor de- ° John Ready, arrested for vagrancy, were ac- | from street cars. Inquire of Ww . LANGLEY, sce masons” i cidbigemudas (rE elon don He wan ailnag | Botkeep tout. They wereeutitled vothe whole | fendene, sey Corans, ten cents a package, quitted of ihe charges preferred against them, | corer sth street cast and Penn’a Ave 7 Let us take the case decided by Baron Gar- | that the case should now goto the jury withy | of it. Crimes like these are never done openly. Samuel Hooper agt.G. A. Bassett et al; order Ton as auexampie. The prosecution thenbay- | out argument, but desired that Dr. Bissell | 804 the tacts ee tothe feelmgs of the parties | apdointing B. G. Lovejoy guardian «i litem. ing found the property in the recent posses- | should bave achance to bring some witnesse: | P&aged in such a crime are admissable. Here —_—_e_ —_ Oollats, {en cents & box, THE CAWAL.—Sixteen boats have arrived | JOR RENT—Two BRICK HOUSES on New J. At the Great Central Clothing House of | since the report of the yesterday, aud Light: | I ‘sey avenue, between Wand G streste, vontains Smith's, 460 7th st.opposite Post Omice. 7:19 | face We report of the y sd eee | ing ni ith gas, and water in tae yard “ton of the prisoner, hada right by the rales of | to vindicate bis character. If he didnot by | W8* ® man living under the shadow of the | Taz New PRigon.—The joint resolution area Mr. Dowling, this morning, sold at public pe h. Five small FRAME HOUS: law, to presume that he had stolen it, and had | to-morrow morning, he (Mr. Bradley) wou'd | Capitol, under the protection of the Govern. | directing the Secretary of ine Lutarine actos Sir otice counter 4 7 Bay quantities at the | 5 ction, forty-three shares of the Washington | > CTT T i MOM Te the Tight thereto rest his case, and in the xb- | frankly ask the Court to be allowed to with- | eBt and yet he goes off and conspires to | from among the parcels of ground owned by es | 8 Ceorgeiown Gaslight Uompany’s stock, | Sy Isnwe comer of th and Loree aurth sence of defensive proof to demand @ Yerdict | draw the testimony of Biesell. overthrow the Goverpment. He next spoke | the Government site for the new jailot the by order of the Orphan’s Court, to G. B. > aa 7 of conviciion. Astheft 18 an offence almost Mr. Bradley asked the Court to grant them | °f Jacob Thompeon, and said the prosecution | District of Columbia, is abeut to be carried MARRIED, Barnard, for $1,139. oN SALE OR RENT—1.000 Maryland and V always committed with the greatest se~ | an indulgence of half an hour, for consulta | Nd shown bis relations to the Government, | into effect. The Secretary, Assistant Seco | WIGGINS-PARISH, Oneheasth inst by Rev. | rea oe. camer Express, Nichols, SO TARMS.. HOUBES and LOTe An orecy, he might have gammonsdihe entire cc. |\coa. and that the prisoner hod taken money there, | tary, and architect of the building. on Wedai Dr. Hill; WILLIAM H. WIGGINS. of New York | master, trom Baltimore, bas arrived. The pe OE CDO Real Estate Broker Saw eee rable to find a witners | | Judge Fisher replied in the affirmative; and | 8nd bad offered other evidence tending to show | day visited various localities with a view tog | city.and JENNIE E. PARISH, of Washington. D. | T&stely Jos. S. Green, Pri left this N.E. corner 7th st.ang La. ave. who saw the actof larceny, and to say that | @ 11:15 the court tooka recess for half an hour. | !* @iimus and the feeling of the prisoner. | proper selection. Of these but two were | U. Nocaris, "| morning for New York. Several schooners 7 TATE when the prisoner had undertaken to show | On reassembling at 12 o'clock They propose to strike out that portion | tavorably considered—that at the terminus of ———————— have come in, and stopped at the wharves to 2 A DESIRABLE PRIVATE BS {hat he had bought the property ofa third per- |_| Mr. Bradley said the defense would beable | 0! tbe evidence relating to telegraphic | H street, chosen by a former Secretary of the DIED. be loaded with coal. Papel oa oe ob jMat hat third perso could not testify | to proceed but aenort distance with wheiranz~ | coMMuniestion with Elmita im "Apri. | Interior baving been soandonee ia atesiemss | . pang Gite ENA AE OE Gisiiwad Suremanrs oF Ooarnd-trromtiiesG the Intersection of Maryland and Viteiniaay seetuerecn rie Hrisomer steal the property is | rvbutial, and it would be confined exclusively | Dr. Bissell swore that he saw Snrratt at El- | to a resolve of Congress. ‘The sites from | Pf 'E,- aged. W months and it days, | tom Gon 16) tones from Raye docks om icn, | hor terms apply to JOHN A, SEMM A refinement of charitable constraction wholly | to the character of Dr. Bissell. Some witnesses | MIB on the 14th, and it was important to sh>w | whieh the selection will probably bamade are | Aituty ANNIE. E. aued Daa! ged tems inoOutshe mon Oe. toreees House. : \ uu peusistent with good sense and sound policy | trem Waverly had just arrived and would | {b8t there was easy and rapid commanicaiion | the one near the Almshouse, Aud tbat at the | ghar anormal davghtee at Mee Contest | and from the Cumberland Co % arr rs = The Gecision of Justice Taunton is even | be examined, while waiting for other witnesses | Detween that place and this city. They had | junction of New Jersey and Virginia avenues | “Fuucraltomorte (saturday) at Socciockep a, | MRRCHANT EXCHANGE. — Offerings: 30,40 OR BENT The DN eee ee tor cutee Dben the prisoners were | who would srrive to-morrow. the argument | Ofered and bad stown that communication | —the latter having the preference. It is | from the resideuce of ‘wr parents, No.2 West | bushels of red aud white wheat, 160 bashels iy and sth ethects. badicted for robbery committed in @ parca. | could be made on striking cui certain testi. | W&S between the places, and one of the con- | claimed that Ii has all advantages. those af | sect. Georgetown. D.C * | of 021s, 500 bushels of corn, and 500 bushels of | {Fane Syeets! y tur locality. They attempted an alibiat such | meny. spirators might have done his part tgere. He | isolation, drainage, &c.—of the former, with PILL. At brown stnfl—sales: 500 bushels of corn at, | eaccessfal oarding-honse. iat 8 distance from the place where the robbery The sur-rebuttal testimony was then com- | ™#Y have been there to fire the city to raise | the additional one of being nearer to the City | land, at7%s 0" p.m. Inly 2, $1.12; 2,500 buebels of wheat at. $2.40; 300 | civen. od references required of applicants. 4s alleged to have been committed as to | menced and— confusion, and if such was the case such | Halland the other public buildings than tne | # Iwen:ty-one months and sey ls bushels of white wheat at, $2.50; and 1,500 $1,000 per annum, payable monthly in ad make it iuposeible for them to Dave been pre- Alrah Jarvis sworn and examined by Mr, | COnspirator was equally guilty with the | former, and possessing the desideratum of a | of John Clement and Cornelia Fill,of Washing- | bushels of red wheat at e. The key can be found at Dr. Christiani wat here ustice Fanon decides thauthe | Biadiey.~Wiiness vesidea tain vihdge of | ore who. Aired the platal mbich blew ont | supply of pure water (Carroll Springs) ran- | ‘0%: -C- € Drug Stores Bret eT Prosecution “could mot prove them to have | Waverly. New York. Had resided there of Lincoln. As to At-| ning throngh a part of the surroundin, a " 4 } 3 =F New York ave. been rthe place of the robbery, because | years; had been instice of {he peace, and held | 7¢Todt be had passed to bis long account, | grounds. e u - PRESBERREPEP REEFS GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS, H#_[Intel.]_ Between eth and 13th tr He Would tend to prove thar ‘hey committed | Other offices. Knew the inhabitants there | "dhe had been proved to have been in| We understand the work will be pressed | Pr PPP EPP PPP PP err 5 rLIN ‘ neat two-story HOL obbery. by proving that they were near | very well. Knew Dr. Augustus Bissell for | P® conspiracy, and it needed no debate. | forward with ene: upon an improved plan. . a BY THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. Bon Jackson Alley (Government P: {aiugh yo bave cone it, thus driving the pros- | 25 years. “His general reputation for truth and ane the Bacau, soey Len Feles 0 ——2—__ NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE TRUST SALE Suuare,) hetween G and H. and Ist and N eqution to.admnit the Gil snd staGtinn rae verachty among the most respectable part at a and with frankness 12 CONSTABLES.—It Fe thatnen eet fithevet Aue. 4 streets.” $10 down, and 818 per month until paidy cr disprove the particular abl offered in ae- | ihe community was very good. Winneas-would | B¢ Would say tahould be stricken out. Ae | intse \osstra celine ees chat many of GEO. B. WILso ue Bist“ or" Hing? asm Comet of | BTA plant's Bul chy Showa ng them to have been at a plice | not hesiiate to beilevebim on his oath. Had | t0, the transportation, It was proper to show | understand that they are required to file a Late of the firm of Burns & Wilson Eauity, nate dn es S Wilson vs 2-tf Mew York atoune sna ates pout further away from the scene of the rob- | often dealt with him and kept office in his | What trains Jeft Baltemore on the 15th, and | pond for the faithful performance of their due 5 : 5 . Sia Wilken Bao No. 939, on the duck- | 371%. SE ee are bry than theattempied alibi.and ‘hus making | bulldivg and had opportunies to kuow bus | Wey bad ebows thatit did run. and was 12 | MOLA!0x tbe falinfal performanceot mheir du. No. 502 SEVENTH STREET, aid Court the undersianed, a8 trustee, will | BOR SATE OF RENT_A Two-atory jor the prisoners Cyen & better detense thar | ms Wellas any Green ihe tee Houre behind time. He might have gone on | or if they do, many of them have heglecied to Under Odd Fellows’ Hall. Vite on MONDAY, the Sth day of OSs Sin SlEbS Fe y nade for (uemselven. “in taie case It | “Crortexamined by Me Presepoint—wie. | har tain, and be contd hate taken’ fie ‘pout | Of UDey do, many’of them have neglected ts at the hous of 6 o'clock in the afternoon, Market street, near Ist ran dddddddddddddddddddddaadd | Herein etown. situated in Beatty & Haw: | Inquire of RICHARD PETTIT. ist and Mar Was »o part of ihe original case for the crown | Ness knew the men who testified against Bis. | ‘© Whitehall, when the prisoner and Lyons srgetown, fronting 30 feet streets, Georgetown, D.C. ~bow where the prisoners were at any other | sell. Most of them were respectable people. | *J¢Pt on the settee in the depot. Although ‘\a ‘ban that at which theactof robbery was | Witness first knew Dr. Bissell those who failed to bond by the Ist of July, as provided, are incapaciiated from acting, and ‘| ‘hb street, and running back the Ew = ath = 3 they bave not shown that the prisoner t de 18 s ‘ , 7OR LEASE, WITH RIGHT OF PURCHASE, in Connecticut, wen that they, if th port \- dy 30 ivet deep, with the two-story | iH Qi, Fa nritted. The crown was not obliged aud | Next kuew him in Waverly; he purchased 4 | 0? this train, they could show there was a | ness, they mast Spy y ior See tment ts Wy HISKERERS cliing upon the same, containing ten | Frannie ctv tan forsale, Ave sear ck BAL Would bave been improper that it should | building and kept a saloon.’ Witness had an | ‘T&iu. and he could bave gone on it, the Court in General Term. This, however, | W. AND weenie. nate arge store room for business. | CARRTAGE HORSE. 16 hands and some atyle. Bo Lave atiempted to go into the history of the | office in the same building. He did not prac- | | Mr. Uarrington followed saying that under | they will be unable to do anti the neat term MUSTACHES! Also the western part of Laat No- 54 SOEBIAGE BOR? 4 Me set | ON@ ROUF Before the commission of | tice medicine in Waverly. Witaecs thought | this indictment the declaration or acts could | of the courtin bane, which will be in October. | | Forced to grow upon the smoothest face in from | dition. fronting 4) fect. on the north ae of Beall | on = he" act cone OF EONS Prd eee ere ee | ee viaoner Macence, $0,snoW the malice of | The following are now qualifiec: Allen, Oam- | three to five weeks by using Dr. SEVIGNE'S RES. | sitect. nd tunning, Yack the same width to the | FOR SALE—A comfortable RESTDENC Th religious prejudices. | the prisoner. Suppose that aman isgoine to | mack Drie; Edelis: Gat siicon einen, | HAUBATEUN CAPILLALER, the ost wonder: Tenia sues opeeecewel ing |X fanty in tie town er Cae ae, Ma To Ciflerent, There the Government cat it case | Never beard bis trath and veracity ques- | murder A and on the trial it is shown thathe | Kerry, Ditebfnnn heck = | :S08 aiscowery tn "modern ‘selence, scting: pon the La bie i ble homesteads in the vil- Heard and Hair in an almost miraculous. mau- of Paris. ani r ‘om | age, 1t will be sold at a low figure.. ‘To a gentie- Peck ith thee renee Att eine cokes Hanns | the day of sale, the purchaser giving his notes with | 16"whp de ires @ comfortable home for his family, Gon with the mont fiattering gucceds. Names | approved security. bearing interest from the day | In'ane ot. dhe most sonable ila tn aa Sieletabtion te mot given ik every fustance: the | OLsale or the purchase money inay be pail in fall | where houschold sxpeuses ure uot belt we grat ae it aaeeee tbe chucrt ails nefended: Price be nati | onthe ratification of the sale by the Court. All | neity. the oppertantty io tore aie vate Wallseke the resid ; , Plam- ‘n two by proving the actcommitted by Hemaey, | tioned. Meard many say his character was | d1eW ® pistol and shot B would it aes es eu, Stringfleld, Sharp, ime ee iy which they alleged to be treason, and with- oratpardy good. Dering the rebel!ion witness | T eros nee Loew malice, Which is on! a holding the evidence of pre-concert on his part | did not want the rebels to succeed; was favor. | another word for devilishness. If afte! mo "7 2 roving their origiual ease; and offered this | able to the Union side. Witness was the | Pg towards the preparation of a orime | wan. "Goncidernole wort Total ne ee *vidence ot pre-concert only by way of reply | means of furnishing recruits to our army. | D¢ gives evidence of malice it e orms of sale: One-third purchase money in | andamong the most de ri e in six and twelve mouths ' The case in 2d Wallace, Jr, is altogether | sons of strong prejudic re conve! oi nd stamps at the cost of - " wad Kane nightie ceuuance, and Judges Greer | army. Witness was not on the Republican | !* sdmisrable. | ‘They charge ‘and main- | Thos, Watcon, (son of Mr; Warsco the Darter | feuce and postpaid, $1, Descriptivecirenlars and | Cyanezeuciug and ptanips A thy cost of the pur (give information concerning it %0 any inal? nnd Kane rightly decided tha: the proof was | side; had always been a Democrat. {ain tne to have been a conspiracy tokill | at the Seaton Houre) whoon Monday last went | SHORES Coe chen tee, NA wee BERGER. | jy 26-i0t THOS. DOWLING. Auct. | rers my 18-tf iuadmissable, The true rule on this subject | Q- Did you ever express yourself on the | 8Dd murder, and they did kill and murder, and to Glymont on the excursion of the Metropoli_ | Troy, New Yor Bole agents for the United , 3 a OR SALE—A LOT on street, between 13th may be inferred from the brief but sensible | subject of the conspirators who were tried. tbat the prisoner waa connected with that con- | tan and George Washineion bivicions Sone ut | Btares. ‘ap S-d&weoly Fane TRO RING EN DEY GOODS AT BIE. | WOE Peiiaiones wtert trestead ei tet doe ements of the crime are the act and the pre- De 7 ice cow boat on that day and returned but went down bracing a handsome assortment, at reduced prices, | _3e6-tf concert. ‘Witness was rot at Rochester daring any | Proved. The theory of the prosecution is that 7 FI Also, good Madder Calicoes at 1236; 8 15 Lis for the prosecution to make out both, | trial where Bissell was a party. Had heard | we conspiracy was a great artificial person, erounde after night, Bat bo fortherieaces bane PAC PUES: GOLDEN, ELAXEN AND SILKEN | ANF eta rarie con pera whte Bleed Sas Tag cores, ew Vere avenue sod ite seg? fng by making evidence of pre-concert they | about a trial where he was interested. Heard | 8nd it assumed its individuality in the eye of | Fronucs af Py Y° | produced by the use of Prof. DE BREUX’ FRI- | lin 122.15 Unbleached: Musiia 10; yard several RODMS, SUITABLE FOR OFFICES or tail tm their original case. The evidence whica | his character spoken of tnen 8s good, the law. Having proved the existence of the a pare ae SER LE CHEVEUX. © One application warranted | wide do.,123. 15 and 18 cente; 600 Palm Fans at3 | STC EDINGAPARTMENTS. For pectionioes ion 1s now offered is merely to prove that pre-con- (. B. Fornell tworn and examined by Mr. | Conspiracy, and the connection of the prisoner | ‘Tranavzns or REAL ESTaTe.—The follow: | t0 curl the most straight and stubborn hair of | cents as BENJAMIN MILLER. uire of GEO. H. PLANT, Office, Room 10, Plant's cert: Mi was an indispensable element of the | Bradiey. Witness has resided near Waveriy | WitB it. we show him in front ot Forde The: | ip ARSTRRS OF Real Eetare—The toll TZ. | either sex into wavy ringlets, or heavy massive | _iy 21m nN | Building, corner New York avenue and 1sth st. original case. It seems to me, therefore, that | for over 30 years. Kuew Dr. Augustus Bis. | 8teT. calling the tim Has been used by the fashionables of Paris at cannot be introduced as rebu!ting evidenc sell. Knew the people with whom he associ- | 1" 80d fire the fatal sh ify’ 7M. H. WHEATLEY’S PRE elsm. ondon with the most gratifying results, V DYEING Ree CLE eet STEAM We see Beoth co the whistle sounds, | SAY ot! po Mine Real Estate Exchange, No.71 Louisiana avenue, corner 7tn etreet j hair. Price by mail, sealed In the case cited trom Judge Crawford's | ated. His reputation for true va and at that signal Lewis Payne, the co-con- | Tot 1, eee : Toss te mjnry to ths hat f ESTABLISUMENT. se. AGLE IRON WORKS,” opinions, all that was decided there was tuat | Was good, Heard nothing bad sbent bre si | EpiTalor, enters the bouse of the’ Seorciae nf Uniontown, $200: 16s 38 O69, ad 30 ae | Fee Ries BERGER SHUTTS CO, Chose | Office, No. 40 Jelterson st, Georgetown, D.C., WASHINGTON CLTY, testimony introduced in reply should conform | # trialin Buffalo. Witness would believe him | State and stabs his almost lifeless body. How 4 ' 6 | iste, No. 285 River street, Troy, New York, sale Corner Ohio avenue and 13th street. lished im 1831 ; potitan tet i tener rebuilt i, and is‘uow by | , The quuscribers, thankful for the patronage here- one noebilsbae ofare bestowed upon them by the eltizens of Wash: the lind inthis scction of couetty. een | ington nd sthure, take this occasion to spate thet Dyeing and Scouring of ail kinds done in the boat | they sirtctly to the defense, and meet what it had | on bis oath. Heard some man went to that | c*" the jury doubt but that is all one transac: | lore 92 Sos, Pan eae ic ae Tae ds $100; advanced, and be cites with favor the rule | trial and swore he would not believe Bissell | U0u? If it be trae that the act of one conspir- | att der icq ecto eee oe onto wn, $500; isid down by Philips, that the evidence im re- | on his oath. ator was the act of all, as they claimed, tne | Braue 1 *Uzare 23 44 feet on north U street, agents forthe United States. ap 3-d&weoly HHILADELPHIA PRINT BUTTER, arriving fresh every few days. re still prepared, and have rs facilities, to ply must bear directly or indirectly upon the | Cross examined by Mr. Plerrepomt. Did not fF ines the conspiracy the greater the malice. ——_—— Also, GOSHEN Butter. rose flavored. manner. Perform all orders in their line of business, and subject matter of the defense, and ought not to | know what the trial in Buffalo was about. | 1! they can prove one degree of malice the | Apunrey Case Dismissep.—The case 'N. W. BURCHELL, corner 1éth and F sts., Truly thankful for past favors, the subscriber | done in as sxpeniFions, cheep aad “prkmenlike © Selene. and NOt tena mo nconBected with tne | Witness never heard any body say they would | COUFt will not limit them, :and conla show | against Joba M-Jostin,& clerk inthe Treacare | _17 25 RORRSS DUIS Hocee, | soliphie Sho concntied custow of Sob Somamenieg. | nner pe ran be Cane Sh Sy Cathe deruers. ra my Opinion, any eyed rol OF dispute | not believe him on oath, except what he heard | ¢Y<r¥ Sct which was the common act of all, | Department, cbarged by his wife, Eliza Joss, | GALAD OREAM atinbet promptness and derpatchy nets Wen che | ce clbers, With all their sppondagee, efter portasie ‘'. Lu my opinion, any evidence may be given | in connection with that trial; then heard that hi po ore met . Cruelty and barbar- | with aanitry, which wasitaken before Justice Prepared for Dressing Salads. Post Office address, ‘Lock Box No. 80. or stationary. for use on land or for steamboata; su reply which tends to disprove the matter | some one swore he could not be believed. Wit. the stron; ts of express malice. Walter on Tuesday for examination and post- ‘| CROSSE & BLACKWELL'S VINEGAR, Office closes daily at sunset except Saturday, when | Circular Saw Mills, Shafting and Gearing for mills, set up in defense, and waich it was not neces- | neces was a farmer; was in Waverly every is alto applies to the offer ns to Jacob | poned tll three o'clock to-day. was dismissed in handsomely ornamented decanters. | it is closed at 8% p.m. fo iéem_ | Castings, iron or brass; A. tural or Miscella cay to bave proved in maxing outtbooriginal | day. Dr. Blasell Kepi a sort of beer saloon and | TROMPtOn. tn Tetrd tothe, Daclt letter he | aud a notice peoscqut entered, because of tne | TUBKEX FIGS; the finest in the market, large neous V Pom liget teh gu Wr Fath Forgings; case. practiced medicine some. Bissell had some o ue, and was wil- | failure of the plaintiff to . ‘The defend, t MATS. : z _ lat the case which we are now trying it was | very-strong political enemies. Hing that it should be strieken trom the record. | ant was present at the hour eet {OF the eaemis weorannes, UA SPR PAGING tov leree BB as SL | mcters, an eatiern, Maki i jim fact all tho ecessary to prove that the prisoner atthe | Q. What polities was he? prisoner continued s member of the |} nation. corner lith and F strocis, HAT MANUFACTORY. Foundry. They would also respectfally call the was ever in New York city or elsewhere | Objected te. conspltacy he was guilty. The defense ‘ ca Seti my %5 ‘under Ebbitt House. M._CUNNINGHAAI, the ony aiections Hatteron | attention of the public to their Patent Differen. 4 in Washington: it was not necessary to | Judge Fisher.—I guess we had better keep | SPde#vorec to show that he wasin Elmira on | Camp Mugr1xa,—The Baltimore camp mect- — Ith street, (late with J. ¥. Davis.) Silk and Soft | fiat Return Tubular Boller.” This plan of Deter Jrove that Became bere trom Elmire on te | partetaes ania eee the 15th, and be claimed thet they had shown | incatine ana yerostait TO CABINET MAKERS. Felt Hats renovated, Satisfaction warranted. 4 od by th ised 3463; 7th etrect, nix doors below Northern Liber. | Patented by them in 1862, has now been introd EE oe Episco} Charch will 4 and 14 sufficient for th that he was not there; but it was not m: i 4 iT operation for various ‘Syrove mar sawtreparasptiae | sl te tod aurea "P| heat eahow Som bettaen Gatace | SOnPeet daceeai'e cs Mensa ease | AMR I lam aernant gt cha | elation” "DSR | Ran canes ae be deed of murder, «nd nunecessary to trace | | Nelson F. Penny sworn, and examined by | it ##* Bot likely that he would bave taken | land railroad. wndthe, wien ‘prey to sell at very low | Hi CORSETS, Hi] Porata geusteser cies Modnon If ca eos s history further el‘ber in the past or future. | Mr. Bradiey.— Witness Pesided in the village | taccircultous route through Elmira; but that — prices. UEL F-8AVAGE, | O © | Cleaning, exemption from priming or foaming’. } nen ita ausmpted to show that he wee at | of Waverly. Knew Dr. Bissell when ne was | *# He Dad sbown that he was hereon the 14th; | THE WeaTHme—At Messt®. Franklin & 394 D at., botwoen ioth and 11th, CHARLES BAUM’S smallness of apace occupied, as cais be shown bY cot ‘mira or some other place in the State of New | there. Never heard the character of Dr. Bis- | /¢{ton the 15th, and was at Burlington on the | Co's afore op the Avenue the OUSEFURNISHING GOODS OF EvEny | © ° P | Hfteates now n OUT possession. Dave ail boon \ork at such & time as would have madestim- | sell as aman of trath and veracity questioned, | 15th, Where ceveral witnesses, including the | eter ranged as follows: te o'oiock. 61 Eero . (hp Moa P $9 Louistans Avante, P | constructed by us at these works: aro in opera sible for him to ve present here at tne time | Witness would believehim on his ost aa soon |" Mr, Berniek concluded ae nok placed him | twelve o'clock, 81 degrecs; tWOo'clook, 62 de- | ap 1% 524 v. Wh anduith sis. | § Between Sixth and Seventh Streets. = SE ee ES be murder, common tense would certainly | 8 2DY Man in the village. - fgaument saying | grees. RESH GRAHAM WAFE k eae rits and show it i maercin these © Works, Olotan thatthe defense regarded the case as cig wr 7 § me! ow it in operation in . ‘ite o men of but ordinary Tntetigenceand | Grors-examined 'by Mr. Plerrepoint —Wite } Darden, and it'wae hor fo tas tere eek | AssavLT me aa Fete é Sinwo piace. fir, Cortet Steels 5 conte « pair. 1 | ‘he following ing ‘hat ‘Rollers on thin mlm bis direction at such & time as would place | sel) dealt with witness. When he first came | (Ty the accused for treason, why'did they Tested by oficer Hoping, sad cuareen Up jen- D** GOODS—DBY GOODS, s+ R R | ing building; a Metropolitan Hotel, do. do. at cadas Wae eral | ie mmawian ease ana mentees | Re kaiainyey Sh, Ate penne! | be Ser cite td ster ee ya sores, | [Tt eoveoes sists. 7 jee en cermmer ect ee . - * of re g y " i, semen, penalise the matiy eet Up. im de- | tigate: ey, BOG the beer vohion Sax eho | and: were relueed, becuuse: I" was' gaat | suswer te ietekunee ‘He was finea gi. |’ Wo. 399 Seventh street, detwoon Now York ..| © ; 5 north of the Citys a ‘deylam acrogs the give palls theretore: mat strike out the evidence | Never heard Bins of ‘more than Tope ad ay 7 had isi aaah ‘ ‘|| avenueand L street, Lom LOCKS It LOCKS rere : h; at U. 8. carder ‘ashington Lere and. New York, o delivered peewee | cies coliea ta queaion. ‘Knew the men was the tnaictment tne hue | before Justioe Tucker at me, stationtegeene | abe Hoople Comets ope Retin aiorys. | BRST ES AND BUILD. a Philadelphia, 'yslonging 20 (A. hn A piless the ‘counsel jor the prosecution shali | Bad been here to festify against Rim” They te aaes Roteven men | the preatdoser se pollen ah: Tels Open fair ‘and the nery DEPOT, 569 | ‘Beer | Be ce tigrene futera on coo oan Some way to connect the pri- were mer orvone eae oe ‘Inthe village, > ane oF the victim amet Oe ey, Ei um posed, : hy daily’ fs Opposite Centre Market, 3 do sat Bagi io orks, Washington, ster 3 i Me C. MMe le eramined Tecord shows ed States, him ™ asual y) 5 S HAY & a ‘Star, now completed at 2 COMMUN eee DERE. the mlesraphso rasey iiness wae @ Pracuing poydican oan rd bcssman {arent —D. 0. Wilson, was ‘OR-HORSES AND COWS oa the ae =o ae ‘<7 = Paes bc a WM. M. ELLIS ington, whereby It was possible for the’ sane in air, rans ters ci oars creat ‘for. TS nuleanee, resaoanble terme. on the F sign gre saltabie te, okt HAR. | Je - an SUL & BRO. ge upon he mine featng aad wi | Seotfa eh ental ine | moyen Sot aapersiieaies | Geen Cee ae eae coe a Se | Le bs eiginicn head anata 0) img, and will ae = TRS FA vik é a arin : : ae ken out if the prosecution shail fall vo cone His Topttation was en food as aay ae nea { n ; hime stat ead et Ligh ihe prisoner with the conspiracy by that } place. Witness attended Him, and tustrumentality. Frequently Soneulted withhisn as 8 sear rag ts | Seas mane One bo wean ee ee ob ‘ODEON HALL. je tf Corner 10th week aad canal,