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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04

TnE hrsOy PoISoyivc Casg.-HUDsoS CO. MD
0YrE Ayp TfnnSER.-The case for the prosecution
closed on Saturday evening and The defendants cause
was opened in an eloquent speech by Mn. GabrnsSi'
Ma Am sele, the f,t witness called Cor she deien,s tel:
Ms Abs.n told Ter tia, she had IsGdced an aor
b. tai sonous drusy Witness loug description "
TIE condition in which she oupi the bdy Alter death ,..
Ehsshh Abson the eees sttpdashter Of tho deceassd
lcd that size sat with irt A the nst before .he o
csted restless the hole ngh and complained Of sdsr
Ia her stomach and tWehtng ssssion about Wv h1 ire
The second pOwaS lett b. the pecor SassdaiHe''S -
accused i, IN AZ taliu~
drugs Tor tho purpose Of pTacIng sboon !, ,hs
so0eo| BY Mrs. Mary Absos NV toe. ts drugs
poeS DEATH which wire.s told ssr wcne lie Der hasSsa
hus would arrested; she said she al nee Il
Jhs evidence Of Eabsh Ieyins iisciesea ~ "a ca. ~
hlimscy b.t.socn the accused and ula pSissss .ss "
siisslgsd MI 10 scecks ed'y'
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE PONY EXPRESS
ORGANIZATION OF THE LEGISLATURE.
The New .Almaden IIines Case.
FoRr KFARSrY, Saturday, Feb. ., 1861.


Tie Pony Express passed here AT 3;,0 p. IN;
san FRAEcIsco, Jan. l6--J;aOP' VI
Measures are in progress for hoidlhS Ciho" '''-e
in San Francisco tie present week .orte,e
2errence b. McSiauus one OF the irisi eHI'C 81
ho escanad from Australia to California IN Lo1, ue9
a, 81 Morys Hospital San Francisco yesIeruF' aeeu
"a vesrs lie occupied prominent poeioh "uiohe "'0
irish population here. .;,,,, .,,io,s
Sorle af our business men are experiencing SERIOUS
oye foo the disturbed state Of the Union, having
"nbosed Goyerpment drafts for renittaDces East,
which came back protested d, ~, Lo,.
A Isdg passenger, who some months ago prose Ior
I'm, Willie getting on Il Calornia-bOund steamer III
Panama has Just obtained 81 600 verdict against Mr.
Vanderbilt from San Francisco jury. III,
The opinions in The great New .Almaden que kslNer
mines arc being read in the United States Clrvpi,
Court to-day. Judge McAliSer mas oeeh eng r',1
I'm. m. reading his opinion, but has not finished and
iii sill doubtful what he will decide alih9'gh lhe
dcta was understood to be favorable to the claimants
thus far Judge Hoffman, havingan equal jurisdiction,
will follow with another very lengthy opinion. go :
The Legislature lss as yet done nothing-sii! wait
ing for the Assembly to elect u Speaker. VIM. Vol
lam the Douglas candidate, withdrew to-day, which
il is believed will lead TO the election q Speaker Ill
a day or two, when the Governors Message VIII he
sentin. o..
PONY express dates from Fort K,arnCy 10 the Sis OF
December were received two days ago. h,
Arrived lih Steamer Uncle sem, fon Pomona sged ~
baft Milbenins for Liverpool carrying whea' a." h'II i'
was an extensive auction sale YESTERDAY
OF groceries aud other prices realized evil ing Dc
ciirias Tendency ShaUs Candies brought ls a. NeW
YORK Sirup 23c g gal New-l Ok Crushed Sugar, ~
Manila Coffee : Is jVG 70 O.! q 100 hi Carolina tce y
&C y n. Nhea Barley, and Oats ere uucEo ged with - n
creased dpo.idon cell To day, various parcel Of l'hnu
Butter sold within rauC, Of 2202Sc Candles And buyers lo
immediate use at 49, zOc the late effort ~ rally The maTke
p.Ovios unsuccessful.
LATEST BY FORT CHURCHILL. -
san FRANCISCO, Jan. Il, 1851.
f. X. Burnon, Douglas DemocHt, was elected
Speaker of the Assembly today.
The New.Almaden quicksiyer-mine decision gives
the mines TO the claimants AID rejects Their claim 10
the adjoining lands. Both judges agreed.
Thirty prisoners attempted to escape from t!G eih'e
Prison vesterdav. Three were killed, thirteen
wounded. ard the remainder were arrested, except
one. The guard was slightly wounded.
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Mr. Cameron and the Cabinet.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 3, 1851.
Tie Sunday MsrcDTy publishes the conversation had
with Mr.. Lincoln by the Committee Of the Central Re
publican Club at Lincoln, H. for the purpose Of urging
the appointment of Mr.. Cameron 10 HE Cabinet. Mr.
Lincoln stated a sea. desire to appoint lin, but
charges were made from Ohio and the Western States
Of hts corruption in obtaining contract which, if
proven must exclude him but, ii he vndicstes him
SELF he expressed the stronSes, disposition appoint
him
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Tlm NEw-YoRK VoLuSrEERs.-pursuant to CALL
quite = number OF the NewYork Volunteers ana Scot
Life Guard met at the Thirteenth Ward Republican
Headorarters No. ia Clinton street, on satur'
dav night for the purpose of forming themselves
into regiment Of Union Volunteers, and rendering
their seryiees TO the Governor AZ none Of the officers
were presen TO take the lead in the matter the meet
pg adjourned to meet at the Mercer House on Wednes-
d.,y evening neat.
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n Boston Dry-Goods House I'm
TrOuble.

BosToS, Saturday, Feb. ., 1861.
. w. II. Sprague and G. @. Mann Of the firm of
nprague, Mann Co., dry goods dealers on fremont
10Y Were before the Police Court to-day and held in
fraud their creditors in New-York and boston. of
whom they had purchased goods 1t IL alleged that
'nef recent purchases amount TO 80 900 and that they
cw account for bur $?5,oo0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04

VioLATIyG TIE SUNDAY LAw.-Eleyen men and
one woman were arrested last night for violating the
Sunday law in regard to selling liquor. Twenty men
and five women were unprecedented for being drunk in
The streets, and nine persons for playing billiards and
other gaues,
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EOufsiana.

NEw-OKLEASs, Friday, Feb. !, 1861.
The Mint and Custom House were quietly taken
esterday To-day the officials took the cath under the
Ordinance Of the Convention.
The report Of the Committee on Citizenship comes
mp to-day
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Mass Meeting In Boston.

BoSTOS, Feb. 3, 1861.
There viii he mass Peoples Convention, without
distinction Of party, in the Merchants Exchange TO-
morrow, to send Commissioners 10 Washington.
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NIichican LEGISLATURE.

DIT EOIT, SdturdtyI FOO. III.
In the Senate, yesterday resolution AUTHORIZING
the Governor TO appoint five Commissioner 10 Wash
ingtoB was Iejecled-Yeas 10; Nays, 10.
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Counterfeit Bills.

PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, Feb. ., 1851.
A new and dangerous counterfeit on the Brighton
Market Bank of Brighton, Mass, appeared this after
noon The cOunterfets Of the denomination Of {l0.
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Dcath Of Chief Justice Hall. Of Ne
braska.

fa;.r UNWA, Friday, Feb. ], lSGl.
'siaenee III Belleview about O'Clock tits morning
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Marine Disaster.

Providence, Feb. 3, 1861.
Tie schooner North State, Horton from Savannah
foF Providence with 1000 bales Of cotton went ashore
on the west tide of Point Judith, during a thick FOX
Oh Saturday afternoon. She is bilsed and fun Of
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Death Of Ex-<soy. Ua,-;s

PHG.lDENcn, r. l., Saturday, Feb. 3, 1861.
i.kEioy. Elisha Harris died last night al HE lesi
deuce ia South Coventry. :" '' w.
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The North Briton Outward Bound.

PORTLAND, Feb. 3, IStI.
Tie steamship North Briton sailed for Liverpool at
3 o'clock this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04
THE BORDER-STATE CONTENTION
VERMONT,

Gov. Fairbanks has appointed the following geni'e-
men ae Commissioners from the State Of Vermont b.
meet similar Commissioners from other States, FebIua-
ry4 The delegation left this city for Washington last
evening: Ex.Gov. Hiland Hall, Lieut-Gov Levi Un-
derwoOd, Gen. II. Henry Baxter Hen. L. E. Chi''ea-
den Hon. u. ID. Harris.
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by Telegraph. !
ILLINOIS.

ILLINOIS.
Special Di.ps.,h to The n. Y Tribune.
SPRISGFrLD, Saturday, Feb. ., 1861.
Mesqrs. John Wood, Gustavus A. kcrner, Stephen
T. Logan, Thomas J. Turner and Burton C. Cook, all
Republicans, have been appointed Commissioners by
Gov Yates.
10 the A..ocistejPesL
INDIANA.
JyDusAPoLIs Saturday, Jan. 9 1861.
The Governor has appointed the Hon. G. u. smith,
p. A. Iiuckleman, G. s. Orth, L.. w. II. Lewis, add
7. c. Sloughton, Commissioners to Washington.
CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD, Conn, Feb. B. 1861.
Gov Buckingham has appointed Commissioners to
I,rIc-ent Connecticut at Washington.
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" He either fears h.s fate too inlCJ,
Or bis dcrUTts are small,
Who daTcs not pn' It h. The touch,
10 gain .! lose Il all

In addition to lis Own tact and talente-ihe latter
unquesonaJly Of high order--Mr. EVsrts was sur
rounded by band of the most sillful and experienced
the most thoroughly drilled aud eompaeted eoFps Of
political managers in the country. Mr.. Weed host
in himself led the cohort, ilakcd and followed by Mr.
Controller IIaws, Moses II. Grinnel Simeon Draper,
A. Oakcy Hall, AL.an Wakeman, and other eminent
gentlemen ofNcw-York city, alarge moiety oithe s'h'e
officers in Albany; Hollis White, A. D. Dickinson r.
w. LcaTenworth, o. b. Matteson, and crowd OF men
of like distinction from the Cenier, North and Wet
while cloud OF HarbOr.Siasters, Loan Commsslontrs
Canal Collectors, Canal Appraisers, and other oheLals
and politicians, covered the field Of battle rs light
dragons, skrmislers and zouayes. II Is estimated
that the whole number Of men collected here from all
parts of the State by the managers OF Mr. Eyafls Tor
the purpose of inauencng, dragooing and controlling
the msmbes Of the Legislature in bis behalf during tue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04

On behalf Of the supporters Of NJ. Greeley Senator
Iapbam now moved to make the nomination unan-
imous. This was done amid the applause OF the gale
res and the lobbes and the Caucus adjourned to Mon
day evening IL O'Clock, wien candidate for Regent
of the University is to be nominated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-04
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Later fran Eurene

NEW YoRx, Nov. 3.-The steamer City Of New
arrived.
The London Times, in an editorial on the effort,
Of a class In Lancashire 20 induce the British
Government to interfere in American Affairs and
ofeak the blockade, says: England would rather
undergo much suffering than break the plain rules
of International law. She las recognized fhe
blockade and must abide By %. To break it scoHld
disgrace and stain tke reputation Of England
England tclI not commit SHek dsf, svsa 10
her greatest manufactures.
The Times, however, says the blockade ID asf
everywhere efectual, and reminds the Washing.
ton Government that only real b. ockades call for
recognition. The article concludes by saving IL
would Ill become England to be the tool Of south
ern Vaccinations by their Withholding Of cotton,
and comments on the design Of thus compelling
foreign nations 20 take part in the quarrel.
The Shipping Gazette continues 20 denounce
the conduct Of the American blockade, and what
II calls the wrongs done to British ships II says
some action on the part Of the British Government
10 becoming indispensable.
1t 10 reported that France has sent an answer to
the Italian proposition on the Roman question to
the effect that financial difficulties in France pre-
vent the present solution Of the question.
The position Of the affairs Of the Bank Of
France continued to excite uneasiness. IL 10 re-
ported that twenty millions Of francs have been
lost since the last statement was issued
IL 10 asserted that the panic relative 70 the
French wheat crop Is premature, and that the
evil has been exaggerated
Inc BOMBAY OaZeue asserts that IN another
year England need look only to India for cotton
THE LATEST.
LONDON, Oct 4.-Good bills were readily dis
counted yesterday at three per cent. and in some
instances at2H Business 10 at a stand still at the
bank.
There is no apparent mitigation Of the financial
crisis at Paris. IL Is rumored that bullion at the
Bank Of France has decreased 2OO 900 since last
return, and that an immediate raise in the rate OF
discount Is In contemp platoon.
The exports Of cotton from Liverpool In the last
two days has been SIS 900 bales The market is
excited, and prices have advanced Nd on all quail
tiles Spectators and exporters took f35 COO
Middling New Orleans I'D
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Arrival of the steamer Northern Light

NV YORK, Nov. 3-The steamer Northern
Light arrived to-day from Aspinwall, bringing
SS58, 600 in treasure from San Francisco.
The French steamer ''Infernal" was blown to
atoms in the bay Of Valparaiso by the explosion
Of her magazine. The vessel caught FIRE, and
thus was caused the disaster. No lives were lost,
all having had time 10 escape. The British
storeship Nevens was injured by the ex plosion.
Considerable excitement existed at Lima on
account Of the elections. During a row the troops
fred on the crowd, killing from eight to twenty
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Tn NOTICE TO SOLDIERS,

n v
make remiItances for soldiers 10 their families a.
pisces reached by their Express, at charge Of Is
cents for any sum not exoesding fly dollars.
The money, whether gold or Treasury notes
Should b. enclosed IN an envelope, and securely
sealed, with the full address including town, post
ohoe and state of the person TO whom to be sent
and tho amount leglbly marked thereon.
To insure prompt delivery, the IS cents charge
should be pr paid
When facilities for enveloping and sealing the
money lp separate parcels are not at hand In
be collected by Chaplain of Regiments. or other
persons volunteering 70 do this service for the sol
eelved in bulk at any of the principal Offices of the
Company.
These sums, accompanied with the full address
as above required, of the persons for whom in
tended, will be remitted 70 the respective con-
signees. a. any place in the loyal States at the
rate OF charge, thereby saving to the sender the
trouble OF putting In separate packages.
Suitable blanks for tbs above purpose have been
prepared, ard will be furnished, with explanations
at any Of the Offices of the Company.
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
Washington, OCT. 50, 1861. 90 SO-lm
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UFFALO' ROBES
ID FOR SALE,
wholesale epd Retail. -
THE HOOP

PROPOSALS FOX BEEk CATTLE On
L THE HOOP
sss Ss: s sSss aoU 70
Cattle % be Delivered in @s.hinstOn cIty, on The
S0th day Of november, 1851, or q eoQn tbereatef
sir. sas 70 y rIsae &C. nsf
22s street, Washington CITY, "Endorsed Pro
SsaLxp Proposals. are also invited ill the I5th
day of sSs @ assd bel c.ss
on the hoof The Cattle 70 be delivered a. ha Ne
burg, Pa, on the Soth Of November 1851, or scon
thereafter a. the Governing nt may oIe9ts u ~
bid: 70 p cissos sSs e ..st e.
SKlLEp PRoPosSLs are invited al the 18Th Of
Noyembsr. 1881, q 9,e,ock p m; l01 1Sss
ss 20 bs oi ds sis on The sS das Of snss
M or a. soon thereaffer % the Government MAJ
direct a either York. Chambersburt, or hsrIls-
burg. Pa, a. the Goyernment ma ereSd Tae
HHla !. a.. sas .tSses, Washington. d. c., and
sovernmsnt reserves 30 itself the night % pay IN
TIesu, PSss. Hrs g ,s,sSs any BIC ,G5 any,
Each iot Of 6sifls dsllversd snail sversxe %
si i 1.s sSSssa ssishs isss tR.a 100
P01H1. foKx on Bin.
La ,, do he5eos propose &. u. ilvsr 90 me GOV
hundred pounds gross wight The Cett,e 70 Do
os,vsreS e lss 's e. 2, s ss se
on the scales, and the weight so determ. nei 20 os
the purchase weight 4 hereby agree y tlyee
coed anu sHfboient bOhd fag the islhltnent q ne
cor trsot, and TO receive Treasury nosss % o'heS
6oyefnment funds IN pay ment iot ths Ses"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-04
ReleAke nf Col NluIIiaan

JEFFERSON CITY, Nov. 1.-Passengers from the
West report that Col MulIigan, the hero of Lex
ington, has been released by Gen. Price. He was
seen at Warrensburg -dav, on his way to Lex
ington to bring away a child he had left there.
This release indicates that the commission sent
from st. Louis some days since to effect the ex-
change Of Coils Mulligzn and Peabody and Major
VanhOrn for Gen Frost, and Col Bowen, and
Major Williams, who were captured at Camp
Jackson, has been successful.
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
LATER From FORTRESS MONROE.

BALTIMORE, Nov. The Old Point boat has
arrived, bringing the following news:
FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 3-on account OF
the late arrival Of the Baltimore boat, no nag OF
truce went to Norfolk to day.
No intelligence whatever concerning the neet
has reached here
Thi. h., been the most quiet day Of the season
at Old Point.
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A r M Y CT o II H s.

QUARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFIcE.l
WASHINGTON, October 81, 1861 (
PROPOSALS are invited and will be received By
unit II O'Clock at noon on the i5tq DAY of Mover,
her merit. for furnishing CLOTHS FOR ARMY
CLOTHING
Each PROPOSAL must be accompanied BY ssmp les
Of the Goth which i is proposed to furnish The
cloth should be three quarters to six quarters
yards wide. Light or dark blue will be preferred,
and light greJs will not be considered.
Bidders must state the number of yards they will
be prepared TO furnish in each moath, and fOT how
many mon! his, at the clothing dspots ia New York
or ade Pha, or both, and th- ice per ard for
each quality and width.
Proposals and samples will be plainly marked,
and addressed to the u. :. QCsrtermaster, PhIla-
delphia. Penn.
Escn bid must be accompanied by proper guar
antee, setting forth that if ths cnntract avsrde
to the party ID therein he will ct once executa
the same, and give bonds in double tn amount of
the contract for the faithful performance thereof
NJ. G.. MEIGS,
Quartermaster General u 5. Army.
l-thfh Nnv
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LOCAL NEWS.

UThough The star IL printed on the fastest
stem press in use south Of Baltimore, Its edition
is 90 large as require Il to be put to press at
carly hour: Advsr,issrsrts, therefore, should be
sent In before IL o'clock NJ; otherwise they may
may not appear until the next day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-04

RECOVERY OF PRoPERTY.-Yesterday,R Rounds
man Cronin, Of the Fourth Ward police, went to
the house OF Mr.. Grimes, near Good Hope, Md
and recovered horse saddle and bride sup
posed to be stolen by Bobby Garcia, and sold to
Mr.. Grimes. Mr.. Grimes has another animal
similarly procured, Of which he is himself sus.
piciOus since this affair, and intends bringing II
to Washington to-day He was very much NOR
tilted by the fact that he had purchas ed a stolen
horse The recovery Of the property resulted from
the uial In the case Of Col. Thompson against
Garcia, mentioned elsewhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-04

A Goop Show FOR THE FIFTH DISTRICT -
The following Ii the exhibit Of work done by
the Metropolitan Police for the Fifth District
sergeant Downer,) for the month Of October
before Justice Clark judgments and costs,
$3.50 80; amount paid in, S25l .02-balance Sc
cured by supercedures. This is exclusive Of cor
poration business
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-04
INDIA RuBBER RL.NKRTs

Noto IS yoEr Time TO Buy.
5000 Rubber Blankets, feet long, feet wide, at
S2t0 each,
5000 Rubber Blankets, feet long, feet wide, at
81 each,
1000 Rubber Blankets and Poncho combined, for
81 each
between 9th and 10th sts, no I-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-04

CAUTIoN-l hereby caution tbs person who has
6een usl NJ my patent Carpet Stretcher to abstain
from the further use OF the same, as an eterm
ined to enforce tn law against him.
2t+ n. BLau G st, bet l4th and 18th Etg
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DIED,

DIED,
ON .ss fs ss bcIn his
speEt the last 20 years of his life in this city
years he was highly respected member of the
Methodist E. Church. His life was a beautiful
exempllhcation of christian purity. Death per
form. his work rather as an angel Of mercy In IN
as the KING of teTrors without struggle he sic pt
in Christ. baltimore pspers COPY
On the Sd inst of dropsy, MATTHEW BAw-
Sell, in the 73d year of his age.
The funeral will take place on Tuesday afternoon
at half past O'clock from his late nee, ON
Dumbarton st, between Green and Mon gomery
SITS, Georgetown. Friends of the family are IN
vIted to attend.
On the I'd inst WILLIAM SEWARD, third
SON Of Joseph g.. and Mary E. Carroll, aged ! year
= months aud 81 days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-04

WE ASSERT 1T GoLDLY, there are no other med
lclnts So reliable, efectual, and convenient, as
HoiIc.cGy'S Pals and Otntnent-always ready for
use Ihsy are Invaluable TO the Solder ex posed
They never fail. Only Is cents per box or pot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-04

DESCENT Upon Rancho On Saturday night
about O'Clock, Sergeant Downer, with detach-
ment Of the metropolitan police OF the Second
Ward, made descent upon house kept by Jas
Kelly, on street, between Thirteenth and Four
teenth, and captured the proprietor and twenty.
one Of his colored patrons. The house has been
complained Of on several occasions. and this de-
scent will certainly convince the proprietor and
ms customers that the metropolitan police is
rather differently constituted from the old force,
under which they were so seldom disturbed A
few Of the colored prisoners were dismissed there
being no reason TO hold them, and the remainder
were fined IS So each; and the proprietor for SELL
Ing liquor to negroes, Was fined SIG So.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-04
CoraHs.-Ths sudden ohanyas

CoseHs:-The sudden changes Of our climate are
sources of Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asthn1atie
Affections. Experience having proved that simple
remedies often aot speedily and certainly when
taken IN the early stages of the disease, reoour
shOul ID at once be had to Brolsn's Bronchial
I$och>S" or Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough, or IT.
ritatlon of the Throat be slight as By this
precaution moro serious attack may be efeotuaily
vaTded Off Public Speakers and SINGERS will find
them efieotusl for clearing and siren sthenIng the
VOICE See advertisement. de 1-lT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-04

SEE ADVERTISEMENT elsewhere for laborsrs
wanted at the foot Of Sixth street, Island.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-04

FACTS FOR SoLpIBRs-Throufhout the Indian
and CIimsan campaigns, the only medicines which
proved themselves able to cure the worst cases of
Dysentery, Sourvy and Fever. were HJIlo,odv's
Pills and Ointment. Therefore, let every VOlnn-
teer see that he Is supplied with them. Only Is
cents per pot or box. oc 29-lw
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BOARDING.

TWO OR THREE PERSONS CAN BE
l. aocommodated with BOARD at 100 street
no. tn side, froBtlng Pa avenue, between goth and
2lst sts. Single gentlemen preferred. 90 SO-lws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-04

lust ARRIVED, di. cot from an Eastern Ale
ton House, 50 bsles cheap CARPET. Also, 10
and will be sold 90 small advance. Together WIN
large assortment Of HouseKeegin8 Arn99les-
Furniture Dealer. l2e Seventh at
90 22-lm- between and sts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-04

CIRCUIT CoURF The Court met this morning
and after getting through the assignment for the
day, adiouf1ed az an early hour No case OF
special interest was on trial