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execution As work OF art IL viii possess merits sui
Gent TO for general interest and when
sdered with reference the benevolent design of its
thor it cannot DO doubted that the enterprise win be
crowned with This engraving will be furnished
at five dollars per copy provided five thousand subscr
bsrs can be procured which is just fourth of its
value No work of tho same size and finish could be
bought for less than twenty dollars 1t will be larger
than any engraving of the kind that before pro-
duced
It may be we'll to state that this enterprise sanction
ed and recommended by the general conferences OF the
NJ f. Church South At the recent conference held at
St Louis, the subject introduced by Rev DR. Par
sons who read paper concerning the condition of the
society attached to tho Methodist Episcopal Church South
in Washington city, and accompanied it with some APP
propriate remarks upon the importance of the enterprise
of the Southern NJ E. Church in the building Of suta-
Bile church edifce at the national metropolis
Whereupon the following resolutions passed by
the conference
Whereas the NJ f. Church South did, some years SINCE
appoint a station In Washington city, which, the
tropolis of tho Union is regarded as common ground
and whereas said station has fallen into condition of
accumulated embarrassment which, for the honor OF the
cause should be sympathzed with by the whole church
and whereas tho dignity of Southern Methodism demands
suitable representation at the capital Of the United
States therefore,
Resocd That we recognise with entire appreciation the
action of the late general conference in reference to the
s,s"' e t,at t e. a. haat ~ aid hnrch and thot
~, 20 ~ ortant 80 orr ab;l;tv
Resrd That we will also act as distributors Of the
Book of Sermons about to emanatc from the ame
the pctre and for the same cause, and that our book
agent at ST. Louis DC TO negotiate with the pao
Usher or supply =. me s1 nas w. wy
act the distributing agent to for the picture when
| that work shall be issued
| Conrrs-T'he great comet having now begun to de-
mart to return mo more for hundreds II not thousands of
wears il NAV be some qualification to our readers to know
that another ia visible to the naked eyo. although of
modest and uppreending appearance This is Tuttlc's
comet and Is in the constellation Pegasus For the ben
AFT Of those who do not happen to have celestial globe
we VIII state that 1n's group y IN urec. range win
line drawn from the TWO pointers IN the threat Upper
through tho Nofth suf ana 10 apout as iaf o 'a'
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n GOD NEWS FOR THE LADIES.--WHEELER
M WILSON'S sowing maclnesfor 800 The proprctors ofthese
truly admirable family sewing machines, desiring to put them within
roach Of family tho country have determined not only
price highly finished machines 20
cent but to furnish plainly finished but equally perfect
therefore, expects be able
ply perfect machines all who them all prices from $50
800, a his agency No. ASS It'll street. VI
oct 9--3taw2wf P. J. STEER, Agent.
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NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE.

DEPARTMENT coIrsrA CouEGE,
Washington, ID. G,
annual OF lectures will in this
tho 18th Of October next and continue until the LIST Of
March. s.@ta
THOMAS MILLER, NJ. d.,
. Professor Of Anatomy.
...t.ass WILLIAM +, JOHNSTON, NJ d.,
OF Obstetrics Diseases OF Women and Children.
a5 sr JOSHUA RILEY, M. d.,
Professor OF Matcria Medical Therapeutics and Hygiene.
GRAFTON TYLER, NJ. d..
Pathology Practice Mcdcine Clinical Medicine
JAMES J. WARlNG, NJ. d.
Physiology Mcroscopca Pathological Anatomy
r. KING STONE M. d.,
Professor ophthamc Medicine Surgery Anatomy
FE#H. JOHN G. y. II0IsSTUN, NJ, d. stts
Professor OF Surgery and Clinical Surgery,
HENRY WUR1Z NJ. A.,
.... Professor OF Chemistry aud Pharmacy.
,.l. .s@r SEIDEN W. CROW NJ D.,
ss# .r Demonstration or Anatomy.
FBBs.
for inc esure course sys
Natricnaing fee, paid only once.
Graduating expenses 70
No charge for clinical lectures. al.s5 .-.-
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WASHINGTON IsrIRMARy.

WASHINGTON IsrTsMARy.
Clinical Department Of the National Medical College
During clinical lectures delivered by the Pro-
the Practice Of Medicine and OF Surgery and operations
performed During the period tho
clinical lectures delivered by tho other professors Until the
the approaching these lectures will be
daily commencing Az Students residing in the city
admitted tho above lectures free OF charge Persons from
who wish resident students address the Gu
rsio who will inform them of the and register their
for vacancies w Il. JuHNSION, NJ d.,
4 Aug 19-2awt1sNov g Curator.
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NEW EDITION OF POE'S WORKS.
IN Tho Works Bigar A. Poe with original memoir.
volume m,gnicenty Illustrated by Pckcrsgi Tcnue Foster
barley Coy DuggaD seton and Madot Price So antique
rocco, 50 M
oourts Matrmony other Sketches from Scenes and
Experiences Of Social Ic by Robert Morris vol Price VI 20
Crabbcs pocical works, edition. illustrated. 81 20.
Tho Bundle Of Sticks Love and Hate by Mary Elizabeth Kirby
80 cents.
drcn Translated the German Illustrated 70 cents
The Rncman by Captain F,after 3s cents
received at PHILIPS New bookstore,
Oct IL 332 Penn avenue, between 9TH ana loih rts.
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DIED.

Yesterday morning. O'Clock, SUSAN ELIZABETH only
daughter BAEsoEn aged years
months . ta.t
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IT OST,--A New Drama lost or mislaid on Monday
III Tho copy In three separate Of play
termed Politics. suitable will paid
the Box ofncc OF tho Tbestre.
l3--2t [starHSiates
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National Hotel.
KIrkwood House.

DIR Tinston, Boston Jas siccarey & lady, Carolina
VIM Kock, Baltimore Miss Il ONcill, do
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AUCTION SALES.
By JAS. o. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctionesrs

rIlRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
real north l., between FOURTH and fh streets west
nv virtue trust bearing date The 10th day October
1857 duly subscriber viii sell NJ public
sale Tuesday goth Of June, 1888, al O'Clock ON
the premises OF lot No "a No ol
Fronting IL feet inches north between Fourth and fh
streets wo running alley with tho Improvements
which consist Of a wel-buit threestory brick house
cash. balance In o. H. and IL months TOT
notes upon property trust and bearing inter
day complied with In six days after the
sale property the risk and expense OF tho par
The trustee will convey only such title az vested III nun
All conyeyaneing At the expense Of the purchaser
CHARLES 5. WALLACE, Trustee.
JAS &. MCGUIRE Co,
l6-eo&is Aucloneefs- ,
Ds- The purchaser at the above sale having failed
comply with the Of said will DO resod on
Thursday l4th OF October 1858 O'Clock, tho
premises expense 1900 cash will be required
be paid premises Immediately lot then
paid property will be Immediately up aud resod
f @ CIIAS. 3. wAIIACII, Trustee.
JAS. O. MCGUIRE, a Co..
Oct e-eo5t p Aucioneers.
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I1XTENSION OF TIIE aNEW hook STORE, e

TyXTENSION OF THE aNEW BOOK STORE
NJ FRANKLIN respectfully informs his friends and The
pubc in the constrnc
lion completed In addition TO large ana re-
Gently stationery American and Euren
books established gallery lat the rear q tho sre
where will be novelties and all tho conve-
nnccs public reading ROOM the leading European journals be-
ing regularly received. 49, :,
II Philip having correspondents OF the European cities
prepared orders most advantageous terms
from long feels confident ID Tho
satisfactory orders intrusted his
FRANKLIN PHILIP,
bookseller md Stationer,
Aug Sill 332 Penn nv, between Sth ana Iotn strees
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A CARD.--Edward Dolan, Merchant Tailor, sign
N golden fleece Of 1at street and
avenue opposite Hotel respectfully invites the gentlemen Of
this city vicinity his splendid assortment Of goods M me
which he will sell cheap HIS STOCK o.
ali the newest fashionable styles Of French ng Ger
man. and American cloths black blue added golden olive invisible
green mulberry, and other shades,
Panaoons and fancy doeskin with side bands
Ycngsvevet Silks and cashmcro rich and beautiful for ball
and party.
and Eca beavers pilot CASTOR and Napo
Tricord .a4 #5
Also sup,rb gents furnishing goods Of de-
soripion Sept 10--d1mn
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ID III. GILLET, Counsellor at Law, has removed
he residence Franklin Row. corner Of and
He will continue devote his attention princpa
iy TO in the United States Supreme Court
Oct 2S--du s5.s K 3i3JEsft
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
CILLoWAY's TEXT BOOK OF MODERN CAR

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HatGeldH American House Carpenter. ~ 80.
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Downings Cosge and Cottage Grounds 81 So
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Ficld's Rural Architecture. az.
Fields City Architecture, 20 plates. 81
Glossary Grccan Ror, Italian and Gothic Architecture vols
Oxford England, with 700 wood outs SIS. tft.fs
Scott Architecture, Secular and Domestic London 81 10
Prize Model Cottages, london, 81 so. @ ~
IeniaBiD's Rudimens OF Architecture. 81.
Inuon Architecture, with than 1000
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Sloan Model Architect, 2 vols, folio $15 a-t...-
Ieols's Bury's Architecture, London 81 ccnts
Ncholsons Carpenters Guide London. SO u.s. geaeat
Masonry, oney and Carpentry, from the Encyclopedia Britain
MICA. 81 So tx Elk s#g., .ass ,.i.e. s,..B. aa
Sloans Carpenters Guide, So ttss +. .1 90. "rr ~
Do Stair Builders Guide g. s.....
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Upiobns Rural Architecture folio. $5 "
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~ GORGE w. BRADFIELD, Attorney-atLaw, the
Nh satesn Building Of 7h and streets washington,
will practice all the courts Of tho District including tho Court
OF Claims and in the adjoining counties in Virginia.
Sep 23-3m
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DRITISH ELOQUENCE, POLITICAL ORATORY.
/ First md second series, rs cents each. t
Literary second and third series rs each
The Illustrated London Practical Geometry. 60 cents.
The Illustrated London Geography 90 cons
+ The Illustrated Drawing Book. 60 cents. i484 @&
Illustrated Architectural and Engineering Drawing Book 90
fine Illustrated Webster Reader so cents.
Tho Illustrated Webster Spelling Book. 81 cents
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Illustrations. IS cents.
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just received ut llillFs, -
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Stock SALES The following sales of stock have been
made by J. C. Mcclure Co.. auctioneers 81, 700 cor
poration of Washington stock at 81 OH $500 corpora
ton Of Alexandria registered stock at 79 s0ac 5000
certificate of Indebtedness of tho corporation of Wash
ington bearing interest, and payable principal and in
terest on or before June l. 1860 for oslo 900 Bank
of the Metropolis at ST. OH.
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rHE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

TSOR RENT--On Lafayette or Presidents Square
dwelling tho Club House In size siuation and
residences this
AppIy to Capt. JOHN RODGERS
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CIR WALTER RALEIGH AND HIS TIME, with
y other papers, by Charles Kingsley author Of ypaa, NC
vol
Journey North being Notes Of Residence in Russia by
George Augustus Saa et 4s
In and Around stambou by Mrs Edmond Horribly.
For sao by BLANCHARD & MOHuN,
Corner Of nth street and avenue.
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Oct 5-2awts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-11
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
~ WASHING TON, JaDuarv 9Th Iase

On The petition Of Chss. Goodye late OF Rox
oury, Conn praying for the extension of n pstrnt
grated To Ia on the 9th cf March, Is1a for an i'm
pr"Veinent IN India n rubber Fabrics" for seven
wears from the xpra OF sad patent which tan ca
Pisce on he 9Th day OF March. 1852
ordered, that the SAID petition he heard at the
Patent Once on Monday, the 9Th Of March next.
81 " o'cl"ck- IN; and sill persons tied 10 APP
pear and snow canse. II they have, whE SAID pc
tltlon ought not To he granted.
PERSONS opposing the extension are required TO
bile IN the Patent Once their objections. specially set
forth IN wrtlng At least enty days before the day
or h"arirg; a Testimony filed by either party To I've
used at the said hearing must be TAX and transmit
ted accudance with the rules Of the once, hch
will be furnis he'd on application.
The testirnonv the case Will be cloeed on the azd
of February; dispositions and other papers relied
upon a. testimony be filed In the c~ On or rs
fore the morning OF that day the Arguments III am
within Eve days thereafter.
Ordered, sls thst th,s notice be published IN the
Evening Star, Washington, ID. c.; aud Daily Neve,
New York. once q week for three successlve
weeks previous to the sth Of March next, the
day oil hearing. JOSEPH HOLT,
Commissioner Of Patents.
8. Editors Of the above papers vail please copy,
and send their bulls to the Patent Omoe with paper
containing this notice. jans-lavsv
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival ef The Steamer Africa


NEW YORK, Jan. lO.-The steamer Africa AZ
Il Nv. mere about noon to-day, from Liverpool,
with dates to the 18th ult The steamer ulton
arrived out on the 2sth
The English bank rate had been reduced 10 a
per cent.
II was said that the English and French Gov
ernmeBts Were trying 90 settle the difhculty BE-
tween spain ana America In regard TO the frisate
The British and continental news :. generally
unimportant. The British exports during No
vember show a great falling OF
A further reduction OF the French army has
been decided upon. =
The London Times in speaking Of President
Buchsnan's Kansas sentiments I'm the message,
say that there Is a cautious balance and anxious
discrimination TO RIG ht himself on the question,
Is too transparent.
flnancialsc Count. from all quarter, are encour.
aging. No failures Of consequence bad occurred
anywhere r. II. Coddington q Co. iron mer-
chants in the American trade had resumed : \.
The bullion In the Bank Of England shows ten
millions seven hundred and fftythousand pou nds.
and reduction Of the rate Of interest 10 al, ner
cent was anticipated within fortnight
The latest telegrsphic sdvices from HAMBURG
were cheering, money being abundant at easier
Cotton closed buoyant, with an upward tend
ency. Trade at Manchester was more active, but
without improvement In prices.
The advices from India are important Luck
now was captured by the British forces on the
18th. The fighting commenced on the I3th, when
TWO guns were captured and part OF yellabsd
destroyed. On the 18th. amer a contest Of two
hours, Sir Colin Campbell succeeded in occupy
Ing Delkosah and Mortiniere. The enemy at
tempted TO recover the position few hours sub
sequrntly, but Were Tepulsed with heavy lose
On the 18th, the commando in-chief advanced
across the canal and took SecundeT Bah after
| an obstinate Struggle. The heavy artillery then
opened on Sauuch for three hours and the posi-
ton was carried after obstinate fight Early
on The Eth communications were opened with
| The BARRACKS. A long CaHnonade commenced
and the - mess house, was carried by assault
1t O'Clock, and the troops pushed on and occu-
pied the Montremahal before dark.
The British loss in the several engagements 10
said to have been only four officers killed and
forty wounded.
The loss OF the rebels IL not stated Sir Colin
Campbell's attacking force nu sbered twelve
thousand The sick and wont si-d women aud
children were sent from Lucknow 20 Compore
under escot.
ReinfOTcements were daily arriving ard all
ala m for the garrison and outposts had subsided
twenty -iour members OF the roy al family Were
executed AT Delhi.
Sir Colin Campbell had been slightly wounded.
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AN ARTICLE appeared in the Star of Saturday last
concerning the Withers and Arth case. Now feel
II q duty that owe to my self and family to respond
CIT. do say that he is guilty, but through the
ADVICE oil TWO of the members of the Grand Jurv
and my wife. stopped 1t but now am not wiling
10 DO any such thing but Arth order to max the
public oil Washington city believe he is innocent Of
the crime he IL charged with, he about to sue Mr.
winners Tor malicious prosecution. invite Arth
IL WIN. WIrHERs, SR.
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de dts Marshal for the District Of Coiumbiis

MARSHAL'S SAL E. In virtue of a writ of
hsA herr iaciss. under he Len lac, issued frs.m
the Jerks Office of the Circuit Court of the District
OF Columbia for the County Of Washington, and TO
me directed shall expose TO ruhIo sale. for Cash
IN front of the Court House door of said County on
TUESDAY, the ~ day of January, 1855 at u o'cl'k
n; the following described property, to wit: All
a brick house erected on Lot u, Ia Square No. So,
on Third street north, between + AID r streets
levied upon ms the proper OF John w Jordan and
Will be sold to rstisfy Judicial No ~, TO October
term, 1857 IN favor Of Grips Waller,
]. ID. HOOVER,
d I9-ts Marshal for the District of Columbia.
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o 0 = OO X : :!
PHILBRICK's THIRD ANNUAL SALE

- now open at
No. as PsHHyeIcdHia arsHs., frsf doc, east Of
United states Hotel.
Our STOCK OF BOOKS consists Of several
Thousand volumes, embracing the choicest European
and AmerIcan Literal ure. which will he sold NJ the
puhlshers lowest prices, and many Of them for less
and q BEAUTIFUL. PRESENT viii be made
Immediately AFTER the salel Ia each purchaser Of
took for which we receive 81 aud upwards.
Dor PRESENTS CONSIST IN part Of
Gold aud Silver Watches. Gold Iockets. Brace
let's. Armlets, Chains. Csmco Gold stone and Mo-
saIc Pins and Drops. studs and Sleeve Buttons
Gold Watch Keys, Cuff Pins, Pens, Pencils, Rings,
DC.
S7ya worth of Presents will be given AWAY with
each Thousand Bo1ks sold. ~
Catalogues of Books can be obtained at the store.
LADIES' and gentlemen are invited 20 call and ex-
anime our stock u Books and Presents.
d ll-u j. PHII.RRICK A..
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DIED..
It, Mrs. HENRIETTA HAIR

r, On the 10th instant, Mrs. HENRIETTA HAIR
RINOTON. IN the 5st year of her age
The friends Of the family are invited to attend her
funeral from the residence Of her husband, MIR. A.
4. harrington, No. S7 5th street, between u and n
streets, on Tuesday morning. the I2th inst, at 10
O'Clock. ' "
On the 9th instant, ELIZABETH. youngest
aged III months and Il days.
Tn the 9Th instant, after short but painful n,
ness, +. FRANKLIN WAMSLEY, IN the goth
year oil ms age, native of Baltimore, Md but for
the last three years n resident of Philad lphia
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Convention of the Soldier. Of 1912.

1SprANAFoLIs, Jan. 6 "A convention of the sol.
dlefs OF lsl2 was held In this city to-day, men,
crial was adopted, asking Congress to make an
appropriation to the soldiers of the war Of IsIo
and OF the frontier Indian at the same period
Ii was stated by several speakers, that num-
were now residing in the West werean necessi-
tons circumstance and that IL Is no more than
Justice that Congress should oEd them aid AZ
ter mutual SITUATIONS and the renewal Of old ac-
quaintaDceship, they adj journed 10 meet at thi.
place on the ith Of March
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Writ of Error Granted .

NEW YORK, Jan. 9-Judge Ingraham this
morning granted writ Of error In the case Of be
boy murderer, John Rodgers. He will not, there
fore lie hanged on the 18th inst.
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Marine Disaster,

BosroS, Jan. s-The schooner Sunbeam. from
New York, bound To Maine, was wrecked of
Newburyport yesterday. The captain was rown-
ed and two men were badly frostbitten.
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GENERAL WALKER TAKEN PRISONER
IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLICt

s''Vp WORTH OF Doors AND SHOES TO BE SOLD.
I Rave determined to run off NV ent,,a .,ocL of
BOOTS AND SHOES at greatly reduceu -sSr
prices. Ny object IN % doing In to close
out my stock rs near as possible by the IstY
vi Mafch, In order To make extensive Im-'
prOyemeDts IN my store room.
My stock of Shoes is larger cheaper and bett er
than u has ever been before
A few of the kind have to offer I will name:
$50 pairs Ladies' Black Foxed CATERS thick sIes
at 81, cheap at Sl-5o
80 pairs Ladies' Black and Colored CATERS At II
cents. cheap at 81
$50 pairs Morocco Boots. thick soles. at 81, worry
l0 pairs Morocco Boots, at IS cents
lJo pair. LafIes' Black and Colorsd Caters, with
heels, at 81 .S7S.
with general assortment of Ladies' Gentle
mems, Boys and ChIldren's Shoes of all kinds that
are kept IN first cl,ss shoe store.
lwonld most respectfully invite all to give me a
eall before purchasing. Bri the advertisement
along and see for yourself
Terms In all cases cash.
F.M. MAGRUDER
d-~ corner 7th ard / streets. No. 579.
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The Ohio and Western River.

PITTsBuRG, Jan. THE Ohio river, Tennes
see and Cumberland rivers are I'm good beating
order; Boats are taking in freights for Nashville
and all other river ports al low rates
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Escape Of an Alleged Ferser.

BosIoy, Jan. 9.-Yesterday afternoon, Donald
Mcclellan, a manufacturer of Clinton. Mass, e..
capped from the Office OF ]. H. w Paige, in KiIby
street, by jumping from window In the second
story, and ne has not since been heard Of Nc
Lellan was undergoing private examination on
a charge of forging signatures TO notes for three
or four thousand dollars