Evening Star Newspaper, September 19, 1867, Page 1

™~ THE EVENING STAR 18 PUBLISHED DAILY (SUNDAY EXCEPT£D AT THE STAR BUILDING, Southwest corner Penn’a avenue and 11 strect, BY Ww. D. WALLAOH; aaah elis The STAR is served by the carriers to their subscribers in the City and District at Tam OsnTs PER WEEK. Copies at the counter, with or without wrappers, Two Ozmts each. PRICE FOR MAILING :—Three months, One Doiiar and Fifty Cents; six months, Three Dol- ors; one year, Five Dollars. No papers are vent from the office longer than paid for. The WEEKLY STAR—published on Fri- Gay —One Dollar and a Half a Year. BANKERS. jer COOKE 4 CO., BANKERS, Fifteenth street, opposite Treasury, Yand sell at current market rates, and keep Sonstantly on hand a full ecpply ef all GOVERNMENT BONDS, SEVEN-THIRTIES, AND COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES. Orders for STOCKS, BONDS, &c., executed, and Collections made on all accessible points. ne l-tf SAVINGSBANE. “A PIN A DAY IS A GROAT A YEAR.” Call at the corner of 19TH STREET AND PENNA. AVEN FBEEDMEN’S SAVINGS AND TRUST CO, CHARTERED BY CONGRESS. ‘The Central Office of this Company is new situated ga above, and is carried on in connection with the ton Branch. Wenn FICE OPEN FROM 9 TILL 3. ONE DOLLAR and upwards received. wor Peis cot paid on all sume of FIVE BOLLABS ‘Investments are made in UNITED STATES \ ¥ TOCKS ONLY, under the direction BOREN RY B took JAY COOKE & and upwards. E. Esq., of BT hs Deposits are now more saa sans. T. HEWITT, of Now FOR TON Actuary, W.J. WILSON, Cashier of Branch Bank. wy 2-W F&M 6m* Tirst National Bank of Washington B. COOKE, (of Jay Cooke & Co.,) President. WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier. GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY AND FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES, 16th street, opposite the Treasury Department. Government Securities with Treasurer United Btate 7 ONE MILLION DOLLARS. We buy and sell all classes of GOVERNMENT SECURITIES at current market rate FURNISH EXCHANGE amit make Collections om ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED STATES. We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give careful and prompt attention to ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN and FIRMS end to any other business entrusted to us. FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERN- MENT LOANS at all times cheerfully *raished. WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier. ‘Washington, March 20, 1865. m 21-tf aE Anaual Meeti: The Marriage Relation. of Umversal The resolatfon adoptea by the Episcopat fon of Iilinois in relation to divorce, was im conformity with that portion ‘Whitebouse’s annual address to the 1, Which was specially directed to of tne Bishop is TRAVELLER'S GUIDE. Baltimere and Ohie Railread. For Baurimone.—Trains leave daily, except Sunday, at 7:00 and 7: w. a p.m. On Sunday, TELEGRAMS, &c. Governor 0. P. Morton, of Indiana, has written a long letter on the national finances, ys the Democratic proposition to pay ‘on the debt in greenbacks would be clearly fatal to the credit and prosperity ot the country. He argues that it the debt at present. He say: the rave oi taxation to th would defray the expenees of the Government, economically administered, and p: terest and maturing obligations, and leave the principal of the bonded deb: to be discharged in other and better times.” A collision occurred yesterday morning, on the Elmira and Canadsigua branch of the Northern Oentral railroad, between Millport An excurtion train of ten cars, proceeding from Elmira to a Masonic pic-nic at Havana, came in collision with a freight train standing on the track. neer and firemen saved themselves by leaping from the engine. Only the persons standing on the platforms were injured. as the train was Two persons were Killed and The examination ordered by Gen. Schofield into the matter of the alleged illegal colored organization in Hanover county, has been con- cluded, and the testimony sent’on to Gen. S it is ascertained that such an organization existed, called the “Rising Sons of Liberty,” 4 that they were frequently in the habit of some of (hem being armed and uni- formed. The acknowledged president of the company is Antbony Tilman. He was arrested to the examination on tbe charge of watch. At the preliminary exami nation ke was allowed bail, but no one offering himeel? as recurity, was locked up to await further examination. The planing mill of 1. L. Merrie, corner of Carey and i9th streets, Richmond, was d stroyed by fire on Sunday, with allits conten The loss is estimated at $16,(«\0, on which tnere was an insurance of $5.00. Principally on machinery—amongst ‘Was a splendid steam engine which cost 35,00) & short time since. ‘Another monster casting for the Rolling Mill was successfully made on Saturday, at the Foundry of Messrs. F. B. Deane, J it weighed 14,000 came out of the mould withoata ish of any kind. Quite mow occurred in the Ri Coancil on Monday, twoof the members +-used violent and obscene language towards one an- lt was all abont th «Finance Committee.”’ A Mre. Foster lately applied for divorce in Norfolk, stating that during the fourteen years of her married life, her husband had made her every moment wretched There was @ frost in the section of country about the Buffalo Springs, in Amherst. on Tuesday morning last, but not enough to dam- age the growing crop. A great revival of religion is in progress in Amherst county, conducted b Gatewood and Roberts, of the A colored man in Richmond bas been arrest- ed. charged witn inbumanly treating a colored child, placing it upon hot coals, &c. Toe Petersburg Express urges the expedi- ency of reorganizing the Agricultural Soci- eties in the State. Eight acres of land near Norfolk, were re- cently cold for £100 an acre. SECOND Day. Diocean Conver Tbe Convention met yesterday morning at eight o'clock, and engsze@ in devotional exer- hour. After this and some unim- portant business was done, the second aunual report of the trustees. was presented and read. it was quite a yoluminousdocument, nearly three-quarters of an hour in the read. ‘ah account of the operations of the board for the past year, with sugges- &c. On motion, it was referred to a special committee of one from each Stale rep. i] } that subject.. The tang earnest and manly, and his advice to take prompt action eloquent and urgent. clares that the startling depreciation of the marriage de 1s “mere than an accidéent”’—that ‘lt ig Mmked with desp unprincipled pur- pose”_that “it is a movement of socialism and infidelity of @ multitude who have grown up creediess, and hence godless, of an education which has instructed the mind and neglected the attections, of a philosophy which glorifies Passions of our corrupt natore, and defies animalimpulee as the voice of God.” He thue repeats the solemn warn- -ibge uttered by the voice of history “The facility of separation destroys all mu- is absurd to pay 1 would reduce jowest point that Li Way Stations.—Daily, except Sunday, m., and 2:00 and 8:45 p.m, Sunday, at 7:45 1D., and 4:30 and 8:45 p. m. For Way Stations SouTH or ANNAPoLis JuNc- TION.—6:15 and 7:00 a. m., and 2:00 and 4:35 p. m. @. m.,and 4:30 p.m. ing, and embraced For ANNAPoLis. train on Sunday. For ALL Pants oF THE WesT.—Leave daily, ex- cept Sunday, at 7:45a.m., and 4:3 and 8:45 p.m. On Sunday, at 4:30 and at Relay House with Wester trains. Philadelphia and New York Threugh Line. For New York, without shange of cars.—Leave daily, except Sunday, at 7:45 8. m.,and 12:15 and 7:00 p.m. On Sunday, at 7:00 p.m.enly. Sleeping cars on7p.m. train. For PHILaperraia—Daily, except Sunday, at 7:45 @. m., and 12:15, 4:30, and 7:00 p.m, On Sunday, Rev. Mr. Ballan presented & resolution com- memoiativeof the memory of deceased min- isters, who have died within the past year; ‘which was adopted by The convention then resolved itself into a committee of tne whole for te discussion of ject of missionary work. T' je work, the necessity of raising fands ecute it, the best manner to extend the ce of the denomination, and whether of extended work by the General Convention should be abandoned, and the mat- ter be committed to the State conventione, en- aged the speakers in am animdated'discussion F about one-and-a-half hours. The commit- tee then rose, and the convention adjourned to three o'clock. Afternoon Session—Immediately upon meet- ing and being called to order; the chairman of the committee to whom: had been referred the Teport of the standing committee. on the state of the Church, reported u sundry commendations for adoption, one ot which was that it was the intention of the the Winchester profession ie Divine authority ot the Scriptures, and the Lordsbip of Jesus Christ, nd those who do: not accept the confession With this interpretation, can have no fellow. m. only, connecting the instincts and tanding vote. and Pine Valley. The loss was P | could go in no otnerdirection. Justice Shoen ful social decadence on the page of history. Greeve and. Rome, for ages, shame our Chris. tian licentiousner and satirists bold up to moving slowly. ded. ublic Scorn and in- ion the wanton an exienstve abuse of @ ro) did not equal Romulus fmade'tne marriage indissotuble, and though the twelve ave to the husband the freedom of di- et the republic had existed five hun- irs when the first instance of divorce oceurred, and the distinguished experimenter Was loaded for it with public opprobrium. Augustus endeavored by law to putsome re- straint upon the legality of divorce, bat the check was overpowered by the ruptners of manners. the end, when tbat great nation perished, ut- jestroyed by its own corruption. en the French revolution ewept away ges of ages and the sanctity of religion, its special war seemed against the marriage contract, and six thousand divorces are said to have taken place, in the city of Paris alone, in the space of two years and three months. “Tbe Roman Catholic church sustains the absolute indisgolubility ot the marriage tie, and in the State cf South Carolina, where the seme scrupulous policy existed, it is stated that not an instance occurred of a division of any kind, either by the sentence of a court of he act of the Legisinture, from the revolution down to the opening of the re- cent struggle. “If tere be a truth beyond all question, 1 experience, the uni: form record of our species, every source of testimony, warning and appesl concur, it is the sacredness of the marriage bond, and the national decline which attends a tolerated dis- regard or facile rupture of its divine constita- General Schofield has issued an order alter. ing the oyster law of Virginta, so as to pre- scribe dry measure instead of liquid measure; extending the time to ninety days tor oysters owned by non-residents to be Jaidoutin Vir- ‘waters, and ordering thatthe tax of three cents per bushel be paid but once, and then by persons carrying oysters to market, orshipping them from the State. | Business was suspended in Cincinnati yes- rday for half an hour, to give a reception to en. Sheridan, who visited the ’Change. He ‘was most epthusisstically received. Sheridan and staff arrived from St. Louis yes- ‘day morning, and left.ihis morning for Hi liberty of divorce which The institution oj Great Pennsylvania Route, For THE NoRTHWEST, SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST Trains leave Baltimore and Ohio depot at 7:45 a.m. and 4:30 and 8:45 p. m. Steambeat Travel. For RICHMOND AND THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST. The steamers of the Richmond and Fredericksburg line leave Seventh street wharf daily, except San- days, at6a.m.and7p.m. On Sundays at6a. m; @ action of the Chairman of the Finance Committee of the mn the subject orith revailing cor- Fathers, in framin, e beginning of FoR ALEXANDRIA.—Steamers leave Seventh of faith, to affirm t street wharf every hour fromé a. m. until7 p. m., For Mount Verxon.—The steamer Wawasret leaves Seventh street wharf Tu and Saturday mornings of each week at 10 o’clock returning at 334 p.m. For Battimorg aND Potomac River Lanp- Incs.—The steamer Columbia leaves Riley’s wharf, foot ef Eleventh street, every Wednesday morning Rev. Messrs. aptist Church. Reuben Clarke, who was indicted for mur- dering a man named McUarty, the pugler of the 5th U.S. artillery, in May last. was dis- charged yesterday by the county court, sitting at Hampton, Va., the jury rendering a verdict Of not guilty. The yoting on the railroad subscription Gloced in Richmond Tuesday, without alter- ing the result. About two hundred black votes Were thrown eut, from the tact that they had forgotten the names they were registered by, and handed in a vote under a different name’ The terms of the transfer of the lease of the Burnet House, Cincinnati, betwenn Silas F. Miller and A.C. Joslin, K. T. Meferfel and J. W. Deinteler, have been settled for two hun- dred thousand dollars, The number of deaths from the yellow fever in New Orleans for the twenty-four hours ending at six o'clock yesterday morning, were forty-six. The fever is spreading among the towns in the interior of the State. The soldiers and treedmen who were promi- Bent fn the late disturbances in Augusta, Ga, Baye been arrested. The former will be tried by court-martial and the latter by the civil lay, Thursday x. Flanders offered as a substitute, that in order to bea christian ministera man must believe in the Bible account of the lite, teach- ings, miracles, death and resurrection of the Lord Jesus Christ. These propositions gave rise to an earnest and animated debate, which occupied about two hours and a half. Faitb, second article. that there is one God, revealed in one Lord, Jesus Obris! Holy Spirit of Grace. who will finally restore the whole family of mankind to holiness and There appeared among the mem- hers a disposition to abide by the act of the Fathere, without any interpretation. They did not want any innovation. the adoption of the substitute, while again favored the report of the committee. motion to indefinitely postpone wes lost; also, & motion to reter to the next General Conven. ‘The yore wes finally taken upon the eubstitnte, and it was rejected, and the re- Port of the committee adopted, The committee to whom the subject was re- ferred, reported in relation to the necessity ot the encouragement of Sunday schools, pro- posing that some pian should be devised fur conducting them, The report was laid on the Potomac TRANSPORTATION Line FoR Batti- MORE AND Potomac River Lanpines.—Steamers ljeave Sixth street wharf at 6 8. m. on Wednes- nd Saturdays. For THE EasTeRN SHore.—The steamer Hi Livingston. an elegant boat. leaves her pier, oppo- ite No. 170 Light street wharf, Baltimore, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 8 p. m., for Easton Point, Double Mills, Oxford, Clora’s Point, Wallach’s Wharf, Cambridge, Hughlett’s Wharf, Cabin Creek, Medford’s Wharf, and Lloyd’s Land- justice oF by Meeting of Freedman’s Societies. On the 11h of September, at the call of the American Freedman’s Union Commission, a conference of freedman’s societies was held in New York, at which several societies were represented, including that of the Baltimore branch represented by Judge Hugh L. Bond, and Mr. Francie King. Mesers John Kimball, superintendent of schools for the District of Columbia, and A E. Newton, superintendent at Washington, D. C., were also present, and participated in the Judge Bond was elected chair- man, snd Rev. J. H. Chapin secretary. Rev. Lyman Abbott, general secretary of the American Freedman’s Union Mission, stated the object of the meeting to be to devise a plan tor securing the co-operation of the freed peo- ple with the Northern societies in support of He laid betore the conference fo. their consideration certain resolutions on the subject which had been proposed by an informal meating of teachers and others, beid m_ Boston, July 12th. where God's law, soc: “The canon law, though less peremptory in the esteem of the Anglican churches than in the counctl of Trent, bas fully sustained the obligations of “holy matrimony, not allow any cause except incontinence as vulid for contracting of another mar- SPECIAL NOTICES, 'T will cure the Iteh. will cure Salt Rheum GA colored jndge presided in New Orleans yesterday morning (for the first time) on the dench, iu the first district of the Recorder's Court of that city. An inoffensive white citizen was set upon and badly cut in Augusta, Ga. yesterday Suicide of a New Haven Boy in New Or- leans, im a House of Ill-fame, ew Orleans Picayune, of 13th.} an, named Theodore Dunning Lincoln, committed suieide about balf-past All Druggists cents—by mail 60 cents Y 8 TTER. Boston, Proprietors, "clock last evenin,, the « Oczasional a8 preached before the Convention . of Maine, to a very by the Rey. E. ©. Bolles. large congregation.— Bait. After some discus- CLOTHING, &c. ment. hoping that each may find amongst our LARGE AND VARIED STOCK something to sel4-lm* suit their fani J. HEIBERGER, (Successor to H. F. Lovpon & Co., MERCHANT TAILOR. Metropolitan Hotel, (late Brown’s,) jy10-tf No. 362 Penn. avenue, Washington. PAWNBROKERS. LD ESTABLISHED FIRM OF i inmeanrmes ie GOLDSTEIN & Cv.. ICENS AWN: ERS, 34 FOUR EN D-R-HALE STREET WEST, near Penusylvania avenue, Offer the highest cash advances on all kinds of Merchandise, to any amount and for any time desired at reasonable rates. qaterest on Tarae mummy greet reduced. iness strictly confidential, Goods bought for cash and sold at private sale, fe2-ly three this morning, by blowing out his brains He was a native of New Haven, Conn., and only 26 years of age, an on- ly son, With no relatives except a mother and siet-rs who reside in the North. The fatal act was committed on Masin street, between Bienville and Custom House, at the house formerly kept by Mary E King, who with sc muny of ber frail importations went down with the Evening Star. The piace is now kept by Miss Nelly Otis, who, however, is off at some of the watering places, and has left Miss Emma Stanley in charge. 1t became our prov- ince to meet Mies Stanley in ourinquiries in Tr gard to thissad affair. Herreport is as fol- nt Fever. Chill Fever, Fever, Dumb Azue, Periodical or Bil- mornieg, by soldiers, who, it is supposed, took him fora colored man. The Milliken case in Memphis, Tenn., has been continued until to-day. Memphis, Tenn., is unusually healthy. No ns of the yellow fever are felt. pie eel sion the resolutions were modified and passed | in the following shape: Resolved, That the best interests f the freed People require the permanent establishment of free schools im the Seuth ; that, as in the Northern free school system, thi co-operate in their support ; that no new schools should be established, ex- t where co-operation can be secured. ‘esolved, That our teachers and agents in should organize the pe: seciations to raise means to aid lishment and support ot their schools. Resolved, That, in the opinion of this meet- @. all books should be eoldat a price to be fixed by the teachers’ committee; and none should be given away except by special per- mission of the committee: Resolved, That the general secretary of the American Freedman’s Union Commission be- Tequested to forward to the societies here rep- Tesented a copy of these resolutions, For Fever and Aeue, Intermi with a revolver. &¢., and indeed ail the affections From matarious, marsh, or mrasmatic The demand for domesticts has been mai tained during the week by a very good bu: ness among the jobbing houses, without any marked change of prices. In certain 'y brown goods there has been a slight decline, while in the fier qualities of bleached goods there has been a small ad- vance, with and increased demand. ¢reased price of gold bi: upon the value of theraw material, and con- sequently has not at all affected the prices manufactured goods. As its name implies, it does Cure.and does not Containing neither Arsenic, Quinine, Bis- muth. Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous tance whatever, it in nowise injure t. The number and im e districts are lit believe without a People should nd, therefore, in Trouble. ‘rom the Philadelphia Inquirer. } Machette, a life insurance agent for different companies in New York and this eity, was before Recorder Enue yesterday after- noon. charged by Joseph H. Collins with at- tempting to swindle him by making false rep- Tesentations regarding the condition of a life insurance policy he (Collins) had taken out, at Machette’s request, in the Knicterbocker Lite Insurance Company of New York. Mr. Collins testified that through Machette’s in. ducements be got his lite insured in the Man- hartan Company for 5,000, and there being some trouble between Macbetie and that Cum- any, be took out a policy in the Matual at ‘On the 1sth of Septem- ber, 1:63, Mr. Collins was persuaded by Ma- ¢hetie to take eut a policy for £10,000 in the Knickerbocker Company. of New York. Af- fer making two payments of premiums, Mr Odilins was unable to pa: when Machette said he wouid fix the pre- miums all right if he (Collins) woula release bim (Machete) trom a certain coal obligation involving the sum of $300, and give him notes at different umes for the balance necessary to fix thepremtum. Mr. Collins did so, and was rtance of its cures in ly beyond account, and in the history of 0 C e radical cures ef- cted in obstinate cases, and where other remedies had wholly failed. Unacclimated travelling through mias pratected by takin, y. IVER COMPLAINTS, arising from tor- it is an excellent remedy, The market is Bersons, either resident in, or tions of home-made fabrics, while the im- portauons of foreign goods continue fully equal Importers com- plain that, though trade is good, so far as large ales go, yet they are making no money. This more particularly true of woollen import- In goods of a more seasonable charac- ter—in silke, fancy cassimeres, dress good: and arvctes which depend upon fashion i “I have known him for over a year; he nas been in the habit of coming to see that time, and I had formed an attachment for him which induced me to watch him when I thought he was going astray. I had been very jenient. and 1 don’t know but he presumed upon it. Three or fourdays ago | noticed that be was drinking rather heavily, and with the intention of doing him that-he could not visit me Until he quit drink- ing. He promised me that he would do so, and seemed to look to me for advice. When he first came last night 1 saw he had been drinking, and told bim he could not stay. There were no angry expressions used, I merely wished to punish him for bis dissi- pation.” At abouthalf-past 3 a.m. I was called by the housekeeper, who informed me that there was agentieman who had just arrived in acab who had a dispatch from Nelly Otis tor CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY a Pidity of the Liver, to the wants.of stimulating the Liver into healthy activity. For Bilions Disorders and Liver Complaints, it is an excellent remedy, producing many tr ile cures, where other medi Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass. Z. D. GILMAN, Agent, Washington. IVE TuousanD DoLLAR chould pay a ve thousand doliars to an unknown man—who might bave fonnd it in the street, or picked it out of the owner's argue gross carelessness, but it is possible that the eareless habit originated with the supposed ‘There can be comp! rehette’s request good I tnformed hive | Ouxcr —That @ hank teller check for sevent; ‘The jobbers are generally doing well: and. if they can restrain their ai trade within the prodent Lmite of their means, all will go well vith them. Their danger lies in the constant temptation to give too much It was never safer than now, proba- biy. to trust the country: but it is never safe for a merchant to trust beyond the point where he can see his way perfectly clear to meet his engagements. Some failuces have taken place, bition to doa large HALL'S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RENEWER Is the best article known to preserve the hair, It ‘will positively restore GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR, AND PROMOTE 17 w It is an entirely new scientific discovery. combin- Ppocket—seems to the third one, }wer of the check. thvely few men in New York who can draw checks for such large It one of these men did business habitually in such a way and on such a scale as to accustom @ bank oj Gas FIXTURES. ‘Call and examine our largo and beantful assort- ment of CHANDELIERS. PE. NTS, BEA CKE an BR Just received from the establishment of CORNELIUS & BAKER, PHILADELIBIA, =| which we sell at manufacturers’ prices. No charge Sor putting up Fixtures S FANCY FRE Wiest Aoente for HAYES PAT H SHADES. being 7 ob Tt ehouid be fn overy house. clear as OVEN. I SHEPHERD & BROS. 269 Penn's avenue, south side, an 24-eolm bear corner ot ith street. 486 SEVENTH STREET. 486 TO PERSONS RENOVATING, REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH. aving the largest and choicest Stock in the Dis- Hi rict, and wishing to reduce it as much as fon of PAPERHAN' OVAL PI PICTU GINGs WINDOW sHaDEs, Cru WA) c. ‘RAMES, ae! ‘\D PASSELS, m ¢x! itio id and ENGRAVING! eat and ‘yamine oar Goods, and prices befote purc! je ame and number. Please remember the Bas na aud namber, No. 486 Seventh street, Ei above Odd Fellows’ Hall 01T. a t d00Ts Neen D and E meets. W AsHiNcTon IRON WORKS. GRAY AND NOYES, Founders, Machinists, and Boiler Makers, Corner of Maine avenue and 34 street, Manutacturers of Improved Stationary and Port- able Steam Engines of any required power; Saw and 80, Grint Mille; slso, of “Architectural Tron Work, : ress fogs of ail descriptionn:s nee? Eom as new and extensive establishment enables us to offer those bevii orders to make in our line a superior class of wo! en the most favorable te rms. ed al Turbine wakinte for Burnham's Improved Jouvel 2 ler W ENNEBEC ICE COMPANY. ‘hee Ice Company are now prepared to alee ane 8 Try OF ICE to the cite zeus of Washington. Orders left with our drivers or at the office, foot of Seventh street, will be furnish the BEST QUAL. ttended to, All commnnications shou! Eenarcteed to ° “STACKPOLE & HALL. auzé-ti Corvus HOSPITAL, FOR WOMEN LYING-IN ASYLUM. rteenth street. (circle,) corner of M street, et ‘Washington, D. C- : titntion has been established for the re- eaten ‘piiente who ‘nay be, Kuffering from dies eases peculiar to their sex, and for the admission St such females as tay require the comforts of the ated in the most healthy por- tion of the District, surrounded by its own grounds, ine in chamber. Dae bailding is ¢ Cars pass the doer every five minutes. Terme of admission: m G6 to 810 per reek, in with the room. required, payable in Sauce, This includes Medicine ndance. i wee! ULTING PHYSI even. 2. Goageers: ., Washington, M.D. Georgetown. ae Fiatreet. Orders for admfasion ital.(of which there a Of the Medical staff, and of th Burley, Gillette, and Co i jiers desiring admission eleanor tri yok aaltre oa United States H bin bestanaiPSs"tee Grentaseas com speedo peittae to tbin nstitation Yor fr oom letter the matron of the Koomtal, SPPIine by, Im GML iy \, D. D., yr O1L.—1 aw importing L which is equal to any in this’ OPI Bac oe or W. BUROHELI Corner Héth and ¥ streets, 204 Under Ebbitt Heuse, powerful and restorative ents in the vegetable kingdot cer to pay his checks, makes the Hair smooth and aud eome houses have had extensions, but not to an unusual extent, or to indicate anything stringency. Failures in business must always occur, and there is nothing in the circumstances of those which have happened this seagon to disturb confidence in the general soundness of this branch of business. Woolen goods of ever: somewhat better demand, and the activity in which we noted last week has been wejl sustained. In other descriptions of goods, both foreign and domestic, the deal- ings have been very steady, with scarce a ya- riatton in prices worth noticing. Our revised list of prices shows what slight variations haye taken piace. ber. 1 knew in a moment who it was, and determined to not let him. He asked me if 1 would not open the door. I told him «no.” He said, “You will regret it,” and at the same time 1 heard the report of ‘a pistol, and saw bim fall from the entry ont upon the pave- ment The door was opened immediately, but he was dead, having evidently placed the pis- ear. satisfied that his lite policy was all right, hay- ing perfect confidence in "Mr. Machetie.” Col- lins desiring to raise a sum of money from a friend, cffered his Knickerbocker policy as colateral. when he discovered that it was can- celed by the company, Machette never having fulfilled bis promise of making the premium 7m. glossy, and does not “by the first Medical to whatever amount, or by whoever presented, then, and then only, it seems to us, could such acircumstance occur, as the payment, with litrle examination, to a stranger, of a check for seventy-five thousand dollars. We do not known in what way Mr. Vanderbilt transacis He is reported to Rave said ence that he knew little about a certain important transaction, because when it took place he was at whist, and he never allowed business to interfere with his whist. The fellow who presented the check fer seventy-five thousand dollars, with Mr. Van- derbilt’s name forged to it, must have peen familiar with the business habits of his vic- tim: he must have ascertained beforehand that if he offered a check for that amount it would be paid, and no questions asked: and that it ‘would probably not even occur to the bank to notity Mr. Vanderbilt of the check, as some- thing unusual. That, in fact, it was notan uncommon circumstance in the bank to be re- ay sueh large sums on single . Vanderbilt to strangers.—N. ¥. sta: re It is recommended and used y. He by all druggists. Price 91.00 H., Proprietors. KNOW THY DESTINY, LIGHTS, deseription are in The Recorder will give his decision in the care on TRursday atternoon Chas. Buckwalter, Esq., appeared for Mr. Collins, and Mr. Gerbard tor Mr. Machette. prints and delain as we before stated, is a native ot Connecticnt, and has been in the employ of the Government in the Mint. Miss Stanley thinke, from his talk and actions, that there was come deficit in his accounts which troubled bis mind, and induced bim to drink and lose World, has now located herself at lame Thornton possess Lt of second sight as to enable her to impart knowledge of the greatest importance to the si ile in a state of features of the person you are te marry, and by the aid of an instrument of intense power, known as the Psychomotrope, guarantees to produce a life-like picture of the future husband or, licant, together with date of mar- in life, leading traits of ¢ sno hambug, as thousand send, when arantee, that the Ww ‘T REVEB- SIBLE FILTER, which cleanses itself without ken apart, and renders Potomac water aa ral. Co-orgRative Stores 1N Evrops.—ln England and Germany, particularly. the plan os aseociation in labor, and for the purchase of leading household articles, (we are told) has been extensively adopted. The first co-opera- tive store in England was established in 1=13, but the system made but little headway until 1860. In 1863 it had reached such proportions that the attention of Parliament was attracted to the subject. and an official report was made by a committee appointed for the purpose At that time there were 460 storesin England that ‘were conducted on the sasociated principle, with 100.009 members, 23,000,000 capital, and the extent of of either sex. france, she de- Independen'y 19th. lineates the vei Arrargs 1x Loupoun Uounty, VA.—The Leesburg Mirror of yesterday evening says: ‘We understand that since the cars have been rupning to Leesburg, largely over 100,000 bushels of grain have been shipped to Alexan- dria from that point alone. on Saturday, we noticed a train of cars laden with one hundred and twenty tons ot guano, designed for Mr. Abner U. Trundle, of this ry. Col. Ohas. B. Tebbs, of this town, who went to the Red Sulphur Springs s few weeks ago for the benefit of bis health, which has been in & most precarious condition ever since the close of the war, reached Charlottesville on his return home, but is unable to proceed farther, A telegram was received from him on Mon- day announcing that he was much worse, and serious apprehensions are felt that he will not An annual meeting of the Board of Over- oor of Loudoun county, was hela jouse on Friday, the 13th of Sep- tember. A purchase was made of a three acre lot of and, running into the poer house farm, tor $100; this purchase afforded wood, which ‘was wanted, and straightened the farm line. H. Francis recently sold his farm of 224 acres, lying near Philomont, in this county, toMr. Francis M. Carter, for $45 per The Rev. Mr. Perkins, ef this town, has de- clined the call recently made upon him by the congregation of Obriet Oburch, in Alexandria. Fitzhugh Lee, late of the Vonfederate army, has been spending the past few days in A Cask OF RESTITUTION.—The special Meeting of the Westmoriahd Gardners’ Lodge No. M2 (Kendal,) held on the night of the 15th of August, was summoned for rather a novel purpose. Icappears that some thirty. three years ago, when the lodge did ter co numerously and was not so rich as at present, one of its members was entrusted with asum of money, more than £30 sterling, for the purpose of purchasing regalia. The Man was young and poor, the temptation was strong, and neither man nor money was again heard of until last month, when a person of respectable appearance and gentlemanly de- ortment waited on the secretary and asked im tosummona special general meeting of This was done, curiosity was ex- cited, and a large gathering was the result. it then came out that the person of respecta- ance and gentlemanly deportment «gardner” of thirty-three d-come all the way from America to repay in person, with ample in- terest, the money which he had appropriated in his poorer days. wife of the ap me In the latter city fi ificate, or written re ie what it purports to small lock of hair, and stating place complexion, and inclosing ible during the summer. in order tomake room for fall purchases, we shall offer for the next two fie, at reduced Prices for cash, our choice selec- disposition and complexion. cents and stamped envelope addr ‘ou will recelve the picture and desired information iPcommunications sacredly con- reas, in confidence, MADAM. wf. 0: Box 223, Hudson, N.Y 7 Bask BAL IN A NEW A8PRcT.—The teu. urer of a Wisconsin base-ball clab has made 8 quarterly report, which is a model for mi- nute accuracy. Some of the items give a few of the unpleasant features of the noble pas- time, in whose pursuit there are involved more or less dangers to clothes and limbs. theee items us they are priated in a Wisconsin y return mail. fidential. Add: ef co-operation has been so rapid that there THORNTON are now £aid to be one thousand such stores in England, with over 200.0) members. and a capital of about $#,000,00U. In Germany the system bas advanced still more rapidiy than in England. It was started there ata much later period than in England, but the number of associated stores in Germany is now esti- mated at considerably over a thousand, with a membership of 350,000, and an annual busi- ness of $59,500,000. In our own country the ‘workmen are just beginning to appreciate the their own storekeepers, and of eaving themselves the profits which are ordinarily taken by tbe dealers. Twoor three co-operative establishments have lately been started in this city. and afew others are now on in various cities and tow 0K SHELVES, &c., le @ few choice N EssaY FOR YOUNG MEN frore-and Abuses incident to Foith and Gari humane view of treatment and envelope. free of charge. S HOUGHTON. Howard re: fuer, for repairing rent in breeches of member of firs catch fly-ball Dr. Dalton, for needing the above we would say please compare quality tnine, caused by squatting to «--81 00 years ago, who Philadelphia, Pa. SECRET DISEASES. BaMARITAN’s Girt is the most certain, safe, and effectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetabl - edy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days recent cases in twenty-four hours. balsam, no mercury. at from shin of member of second nine... importance of bein, Dr. Dalton, for one quartof solution eye- THE Wipow Or MAXIMILIAW.—According to the Belgian journals the Empress Charlotte ‘ad an interview with the Duke d'Aumaie and the Prince de Joinville. T Queen of the Belgians took them to her at Ter. Yueren and presented them without a: vious warning. “Here, Charlotte!” said her Majesty, “are our uncles from_England come “Ab! my uncle Henry!” cried the Empress running up to the Duke d’An- male. and she embraced him e added, embracing him aleo. Then talking about America, pnt trequent- ly looked around as ifm terror, and at mo- ments she started under apparently the appre- some one was abont to stal She spoke of the Fenian move- mentin the United States, of Pataguay, and ‘Brazil, but said not ® word about Mexico. She evidently wanted to bring the two Princes to speak of that country, but di Atjast she ‘took leave of them witha certain degree of coldness; she was evidently vexed that they did not speak of what si t. ruggist, one o1 for use of member of second nine, to have his knee-pan taken off to have contusion ecraped off. T, W. Murphy, harnes ing up slit in ear ot member of first ot Mexico has 0. Only ten pills $0 pe is the soldier's hope, and 8 fri not want e ex) Male packages, 83; fe- aker; for sew- ToRacconisTs’ CoNVENTION.—The Tobacco- nists’ Convention met im Cleveland, Ohio, ‘Tuesday, some forty representatives of the tobacco interest being present from New York, Obio, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Missouri, Iili- offai, druggist, three yards c ter. few days ago Medad Priliiman shot jed his brother Andre: River, in Frankl county, Va. it seeme, were out squirrel hunting, ting seperated in back of his broth N3BWw SCHOOL AT LAURRL, PRINCEGEORGE’s County.—The Marlborough Gazette ot yester- day says: The citizens of this thriving Village find it necessary to have a better public school- house, and they recently met the State Super- Bayne and proposed to build 8 neat house at @ cost of $2,000—the people pay ing one-half and the Uounty Board the ot! ont of the ganeral fund. The proposition was Agreed to. It is also propo: emy building three storiee high, the upper ato- bee mribed. te oir f has been subscribed to the amount of $9,500. Laurel is a live yillage—wide awake—and we pon the good works ablic school aly term, and nois Michigan and Mar: ;noon session the commit! jmitted the following: | «Phat the tax be reduced to 10 cents per pound on all kinds of manufactured tobacco, cigars excepting that in liew of imepection and We eee mend Gey ram stamps be paid fare using, and to be so |placea om each package as to preclude their ‘second use.” i | The Grst proposition elicited considerable discussion, in which the policy and justice of 2 uniform tax was thoroughly considered, for ubstitute was offered, ar- lranging agraduated tax of Sto 10and 20 per land. At the after. eon resolutions sub- WOOD AND COAL. OAL AND WOOD. LOW PRICES STILL nd ge lift, Medad saw the by @ tree, which he y mistook for a squirrel, ana raising his rifle fired, the ball striking An- drew in the head with fatal precision, killing him instantly. ‘ONTINUED IN © trom benind. SEQUENCE OF FREIGHTS ANB TOL! NO’ SED. intendent and HAVING ADVANC! ed Asbo. oops Lyken’s Valley (soft Red Ash). Baltimore Oompany (su) Chestnut Sommer berland Rui Rot succeed. sed to erectan acad- periar White Ai ing Coal.. Pre ContRa.—The Reund Table’s assump- of English popular report'of Rev. James Frazer Commissioners on the Ate Me States 4] no flattery or exaggeration if not the most high! ‘the most gen intelligent people on the (7 A Mormon cettlement is located in Min- neeota, at Battle Lake, which is calied the most 1c place. inthe State. S oa of uwated land. , 8nd do not eettiement is quiet aie Ty to be occup' and against, and congratulate ber A Famity Caneixp Orr BY YELLOW Fe- Miller emigrated frot e to Mew Orieaas, recently, contrary ife, bringing with them six P| jaysago. The ave chilahen, contained £8 scholars at the ) ‘he sense of the convention was, however, : 4 reach 100 when accommodations are af. d, already in favor of the frst proposition, and tht it been avail themselves of the dering their coal. and paying ¢ low prices. by or- for it,can have it delivered any time durtag the winte be given for coal #0 ordered, upon the surrendering of « wishes of bi in the femily a tacked his wife and tion of the children stit! remai pedbirabrt ec hetracar SEES S814 -ABMT.—Since the ore, Grimess War the Russi TEE Fatt STYLE OF HATS.—Gentlemen ‘will rejoice to learn that the tall, stiff silk nat curtailed 1n its proportions. prevailing fall fashion is consi ped aad wi oh wide: the smaller it is the more ‘Like the ; it oops of-ladies, we Rope the silichst has seen its day, simelvoas iz . with naFrow eassimere it rd Boyeegemes Met cactaeh HOTELS, &c. 'S HOUSE, 4 Broad’ N.Y., is being eomewhat tions. “Phe to hie the Seri ie} proposed erably lower, more bel ines, Medica) ae A dnel toak plac néar Connersville, 1n: fon the 1ath ust » bets the Hon, Ww. ichael, formerly of the Upper Hi ‘Legislature, in er epeallingad In soft bats bro’ ryer.in IB yanapolle., Letreginee Myre I algo be-worn. ‘will sleo ‘streets. ICIANS AND SURGEONS. ig force of the country RNES, M. D., Surgeon General, Oni rine When store | could be raised in a fow ne traveling public. le to_ merch: ants end business: men; itis y to the busin the cf suffrage meeiingsarehow three yearsot Kansas. The question is ‘Cra wiord, frightened tbat, age now sllowed to vote om Satur- suthority.— dite sovercignty. ‘The Washington. juningeon. Whoinvented them deserves uhivéreal execra- 40 perfect health, became so {ft aled in lees shan three houte. ihe dlecharge : Governor lew York Oentral Railroad leads om 7 portant reform of excluding ped- 4 ers, of no for over 300 gue of eee: the free bode in this hos- vargeon in chief at this office. ey Pa ive Maibe haa assumed tho C et meh ere pers Houses at ‘Leavenworth, S7- Jolres is now fighting the bandits. ~ goons Soy seme, Bimmer aT ral to run from London to Liver: ‘pookat the rate af sighty-oue ‘mailleean hour, Land, cOmIAInS ter fons of ohtesitbn 2's O0., terday, — 7 7 Cay at he property will old fellow je Forest | ia, 4200 afier pa; Anna’s trial ei pe raaaas Aa riy a A Marriage after Three Minute [From the Obicago Republican. 13th.| Many are the stories that bave been told of Fapid courtships, whereby two hearts haye been regegh to a realization of Jove in bat a jew bi time: improbable tales, too, have heen relaied of queer matches, oauctitated oy that eccentric little god Cupid, and were it not that «truth ts stranger than fiction,” the most eredulous could scarcely believe them. Obj- Ago Doasts Now of the «best time om record” inthe matrimonial line, the foundation for Which is & strange and simost imconeeivably short courtship nd marriage There came over from Germany several movths ago a young girl, accompanied by & mao named Frederick Hermano. The impe- cuniosity of the Iatter caused the purse of ‘he Jassie to suffer somewhat, as she paid Nis fare. He wae to marry her, but failed to 0, and on Angus! 26th she instituted suit against him tor the recovery of the money. ‘The case came before Justice Schoenewaid, but there was @ sad termination to it. Her. mann dropped down dead in the saloon below be office of the Justice, just as he was about to be arraigned for fiual examination. Tne Coroner's jury rendered a verdict that he had died from mental excitement. Now, the men- tion of the case im the daily press at:racted the attention of a loue widower in Aurora, 1, who saw an opportunity to once more the bliss of wedded life Mary Firs German lassie alluded to, became the star ot bis fancy. Bereft ot worldly aid, as he thought she was, he could secure her with lit- tle trouble. with stght-seers from the fair village of Aurora on Wednesday last, and among the number was Mr. Oharies Dietrich, independent farmer, &c, the mazri- monialiy-inclined personage in question. He cared not for the tall spires, the oriental strac- tures of marble, nor for the thousand attrac- tions of the city; he was led on to his unseen inemorate by an impulse of his beart, and wald was visited by him yesterday, and to his hurned questions about the little German girl for whom he was searebing; the stern man of the law could retarn only a crushing answe and that was that Mery Forsser was marrie Necessity is the mother of invention, ana Mr. Dietrich resolved not to be balked by the ad- vent of so trivial an adversary, 80 he eager! inguired as to the chances left for obtaining & wite. The judge kindly aided bim in his strange purpose, and went below into the saloon, where he had a brief conversation witha comely eit! therein employed as ser« vant. He sifted to her the whole affair, and she acquiesced. The man and the willing la: met in the office of the justice up stairs, a fe moments Jater, and, after a courtship of bi three or four minutes, were married. The nsme of the young indy is now Mrs. Dietrich, nee Hilda Neering. But the story has not reached a finale. The bridegroom is about forty-five years of age, rather prepossessing, and is well-to-do in the world’s goods. Many years ago he marriad his first wife. who went the way of all flesh. His second was given to the flowing bow] so excessively, and to casti- gating her husband so fearfully. that the latter obtained a divorce. The twice-made widower is now in his glory, having, as he says, an affectionate better half, a counterpart of his first love ot long ago. The bappy couple spent the night together at hotel, and will to-day leave for the blooming town of Anrora. THE Provipence (R. 1.) Homictpr—The shooting of Benjamin W. Aldridge, at Provi- dence, on Thursday, by Joseph A. W. Camm, ‘was only another of the inevitable results of the old story of illtcit love, lust and their gratification. Camm, theseducer and murder- | er, 18 about twenty-three years old, and had been in the cotton brokerage business with his father im Boston, but since closing up his af- fairs in that city be has led a very diesipaied life, and for the last few weeks had been liv. ing constantly with Mrs. Aldrich, his cousin. On the morning of the murder a party of Providence officers. with the husband (Al- i @ house for the purpose of adulterous pair, and incidents of the ragedy are thus described: ‘They arrived about six o'clock, and were delayed downstsirs for alittle time. They found the attic door fastened, and asno one complied with the demand to open it, Mr. Dean forced itopen. Finding the bed tumbled and warm, he said “they cannot be far off. He then opened the cupboard, formed by par Utioning off the portion of the room that ex. tended under the caves, and crept in until he tound the woman and brought her out. When Benjamin W. Aldrich looked in to see if there was any one else there, the shot was fired. Aldrich jumped back with his hand to his face | and said “they have bit me.” Mr. Dean looked at him and said he thought it was only @ glancing shot. He then noticed only a wound near the corner of the eye. It afver- ‘ward appeared that the shot entered the left car and came out at the corner of the left eye. Aldrich stepped across the room. Othcrshots ‘were fired at the monentary interval after th first. One of the balls struck him a little to the right of the centre of the forehead and entered the brain. The shots came very Quickly, and he mus: have been hit more :han have been sbout ten feet. Officer Dean was standing between them. Aldrich fell npon the carpet with his hand upon his head. The officer then sheuted for more help from the ontside, and the door having been locked, a man from the outside burst It open and went up. This man states that he found Aldrich lying upon the ftoor and plaeed Aim on the bed, and that Aldrich bad no weapon about him. Since Camm’s arrest, he claims that the act was done in self-defence, but the coroner's jury decided that Aldrich was murdered by Rim. Mrs. Aldrich had formerly been the subject of considerable scandal, in connection with a clty treasurer of Providence, and had petitioned for a divorce —Springfcld Republi- can. FRUITS—How they should be Eaten.—The fol- lowing advice ts from a Jeading medical r- nal, and they may be read with profit. It says that fruits can afford an endless sapply of de- | icious and wholesome food, but as thev are usually taken may more properly be consid. ered 8s dangerous luxuries than as healthy food. The great error in their use consists im making them & desert. in overloading their stomach with them, and eating them at alk times between meals. When taken along with our food, a8 food, and in moderation, highly conducive to the health. mes pe his the most delicious and digestible of tone fruits. Plums are less digestible; all pulpy stone fruits are more of less so, and prone to ferment in thestomach. The apple is one of the best of fruits. Strawberries area whole- some fruit, but they should not be eaten with ice cream. There is nothing more wholesome than watermelons. S7- A short time since a soldier died at Fort Randall of consumption, and a post mortem examination of the body having been made by the post physician, ‘the latter hang up the lungs for tuture examination, ina back room of his office. A squaw stealthity broke into Toom, and stealing the vircera, she repaired to ber lodge and had a great feast over the dis- gusting meal, to which she invited her neigh- dors. 7” Ex-Confederate General Forrest pamea through Louisville on Saturday on his way to New York, Since the warhis wholecourse has been everything that could: become a pa- triotic citizen. All his polititical and personal influences have been on the side of harmony, moderation, and peace. 87 The widow of Jobn J. Orittenden—who ‘was the widow of Gen. Ashley when she mar- ried Mr, Crittenden—has pat in.a claim on” be- Wf of the estate of her first husband, fora juable tract of land at the foot of Ashley reet, in St. Louis. ev In Glassboro, N. Y., one day last week William Riggins was blowing into the muzzie of agun, when the weapon was di 4 and he was instantly killed: &7 Official reports show that 1,120,000 child- ren attend school in Russia—one anda half per cent. of the populstion. @7 Frank Dougherty was sent to. jail at New London, Ot. tor ten days, on Wednes- dsy,for having beena « holder” in & prise fight. 5 7” 1t is eaid that Sonora baseight women in the popniation to one man. Courting ought to be easy down there. 7 Wednesday, the second day of the New Hampsbire State fair at Nashua, was pleasant pe as grounds. delivered the aration. ra ao” The Poughkeepsie Press says that a four. oared crew of that city Rave challenged the wiangy ofthe Senn -oteee want. eee Series field, Mass., ani brothers have nified their intention af accepting it. sia- sa Jonn B. Gough is to receive $12,000 tm Ohieago dt as ry tom erence Olin caine 7 A lot of land in Onicago wasséold last week, for $3,000 ‘Nighest. wera in taster, ae iy? olers in Austria complain - there: is Diathe mossy eee ee so-Hon. Mrs. Yet r jc ty'm Enginnd, bas Arrived ia Now Tore bis exhortations flinging the splttooma, with which the pulpit: was, pros vided. at his congregation. * S7 James Sullivan, 2 retoracd. soliler,* Stoem ‘Mase..b! Lenape Oley vara org mal rapeon a.married cmpritgued a: Nagasaki, on Count of their religion. feuee bia Bi ~ A email doy in Buffalo did: i . Poe 7a ota iandsa on’ oar aber eae ‘werefore, a” celeietod oa AL aM oe