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NEW YopK SrYIRs

NEW YORK STYLES.
6ertlenneS's Cothins!-Nsy and EdshioInbk!
a large assortm- mt for Dress and Business wear
The English Sack and Walking Goats EXCEL in
beauty. grade and finish anything ever offered In
this city. WALL, STEPHENS & Co.,
322 Pa. avenue, bet. 9th and 10th sta.
ec2n INTEL and Republ
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DI Z y.

This r,ornips. Nov. ssl. @ the residence Of his
nes.S Lieut. sc is.f
Marine ooSpe, son Of Rear Admiral 6oldsNoroueh.
y. Nsyy, and grandson Of tho memorable WIZ
liam Writ. III
On the eth Inst 10 minutes pest 6 ,. m, MARY
A.. the beloved wife q TAenas Q. Ha6hitt, ased Q
ker. "a her loss q dseDIy feit.
Her foDeral win taks llaee On Saturday mefnins,
half 10 o clock fko6 hos lato IesidAncs, 3S1
10th street IrieaAs Of Tie family are respectfully
iayissa % stts0asa a8s gI1s 81 ~
city
aSse11eca. frcR To residence Of. his father. On
Rev York avenue, beeWeon 4th and etA streets.
xtte1. % :
sweess r. sesesz.zss esss -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-06

"LIrTLE MUss."-Last night, officer Grant,
Of the Second Ward, arrested VIM Kane for
iSords rly conduct in 9raham's alley, between
12'h and 18th and G and ID streets. The accused
admitted that he had little muss with his
wife, and she threw q kettle Of hot water at
him. The officer said he believed the accuser
was as bad as the accused, and the justice dis.
missed the case,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-06

THE THIRD BAPTIST (ooLokRD) CHURCH.
situated on l. street. between Sd an 4th streets,
will be dedicated on the 9Th instant (Sunday.)
We hope that all friends will help us, as it is
we'll proven that the church has done much
good. Rev. Albert Bouldin is at present the
pastor. 2t*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-06

GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE ,pta Baltimore and
leave Washington daily and one on Sundsy-suick
time-low fare and sure connections. Soldiers
tickets sold through at Government rates. For
tickets and further information apply at the ONCE
eff Great Pennsylvania Route, northeas corner of
Pennsylvans avenue and Sixth street, Washins-
ton. Office open from -. m. to 9p. m; on Sun
days from to -. m.
se Is " Z. o. MORTON, Agent.
COINS, Bunions, Bad Nails arsed Joints, and
ether disordsrs Of the Feet cured without pain BY
sylvania Avenue, between "a and 9Th streets
Washington, D. O. No charge for consultation.
sc 6tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-06

REAL Estate SALEs.-By Green d WiNtan,s
Lot in square is, corner Of X and Twenty
fifth streets west, to Miles Gibbons for COX cts
per foot. Lot IA, in same square, to A. M
Hoover for 81 cents per foot. Lot 6, square 107,
square b, on Sixth street west, between Penn
sylvania and Missouri avenues, to H. ). job n
son for so cents Per foot. The prices obtained
that the titles are from corporation TAI sales.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-06

PETTY LANCENY.-Three soldiers went into
Holznans' shoe store on Pennsylvania avenue,
between First and Second streets, and one of
were, however, taken away from him, and
they then went into the store Of Mr.. Isaac
Ohenheimer, and one of them, Thomas Hogan,
walked of with a shirt The proprietor started
out after them, and Hogan showed fight when
OMcers L. ID. Milstead aud Whitmore arrested
him and took him before Justice McDenna
who committed him to Jail for court.
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MAR RE u.

On the 9Th Inst. By the Rev. ". ". Rsses, Mr..
01OR9k C0LLAkD, ofthis city to Mrs. 1LIzA
WHITH1T, Of Fairfax sosntys Vs.
On the 6th inst BY the Rsv. Mr.. Thrush. Mr..
al Of this city. 80 = II "a = - !
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BAD L1GHTs.-Last night Pear Tree alley
was in a breeze with the publications Of that
delectable locality, who 1t appears were on q
Miss Matilda and Kate Light were the parties
in disorderly gathering, and very profane were
they. Officer Sessford took them to the station.
and this morning Justice Boswell sent Miss
Ellen to the workhouse; imposed tax of as on
Alice, and fined Matilda $40, and Kate as, but
both paid up, and they still shine in Pear Tree
alley, and not at the Workhouse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-06
MEN'S DRESS SUITS,
Xoxsh's Dress Suits.
Gilhens' Dress SUITS
Mems Business Salts.
YOUTHS Business Sxits.

Childyens' School Snits.
NOAH Waller L Co., 36s Penn avenue. Metro
politan Hotel Building, would respectfully an
ter Clothing Is now ready for inspection It Is
comprl ed of assortment of Gentlemen's and
in material, trimming and workship.
To those who study excellence with economy In
now offered for selecting from the most attractive
stock Of ready made clothing In this city at very
reduced prices. oc9-4m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-06

Take 40 more xnplsasant asd ,xsaJs Msdieixssl
Tor un pleasant and dangerous diseases, use
HILnsoLp's ExfaAof BUcHu,.
Which has received the endorsement Of the most
PYon1iasnt Physicians in Tia q. S.
Ia now offered TO sfiicted humanity % certain
sure for tho following diseases and orisi
HeXuAl Organs. ~ r-..--..-... e..
General Debility, #"t
Mental and Physical Depression,
Detsrmination Of Blood to the Head,
Confused ideas,
Hysteria,
Rsstlessness and 6leeplessness ct Night,
Absence of Muscular Dnoisney,
Loss of Appetite,
Imactation, ErE y r-z.s
Low Spirits,
Differentiation or Paralysis
Of the Organs Of Generation,
Palpitation of the Heart,
And, In fact all the concomitAnts Of Nervous
and Dsbiitated state Of the system.
To iasxrs the &s,s3ins, ext tAis out.
Ask for Helmbolds. Take NO other.
Cures Guaranteed.
See advertisement in another column. 3s4-tr
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MARSHALL sALH.-In yirtus OF wit Of 1test
Supreme court Of the District Of columbia and 70
NE directed, i'll sxpose 70 Public Sale, for casA,
on THURSDAY, the 18th tsY OF Noyemhsr nsxt,
1858, At Il O'Clock ons 6old Lever M,teh ssiss4
Otterbacf, md viii BE- sold to ratlsiy Judicial Ne.
ls, to October term, 1856, IN favoy 81 !a@ss =.
Hayls. MAED u. LAHXN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-06

COMMITTED TO TEE OH CAPIroL.-Oaps.
James L. Smith, ash New York Independent
Battery, vas before Provost Marshal Todd
last night, on charge OF deeorstou. and WA
committed 70 the Old Capitol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-06
Han DYHl Han DYl.l

Bachelors celebrated hair Dye is tie best in ~
world The only karmlsss, trxs AID YelidbSs Dye
know This splendid Hair Dye il Derfect-chanses
Bed Dusty or Grey Hair instantly to Glossy
Black or Natural Bvo,os, without njuriDs the hair
or staining the skin, leaving the hair soft and
beautiful; imparts fresh vitality. frequently re-
storing its pristine color, and rectnes the i'll eects
Of Bad Dyes. The Genuine IL signed WILLIAM A
BA7oHBLol, ell others are mere imitations, and
should be avoided. Sold By oil drussists &c. ESQ.
tory-e1 Barclay street. New York. Bachelor
new Toilet Cream for dressing the hair. ~ 7-soly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-06
ByJ.o MCGUIRE l. co. Auetionssrs.

By J. O MEG UIRE i CO.. Auctionsers.
nESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING aOUS1 II
II TEE VICINITY OF THE vas AID NAyY DRPAR1-
hksTs.-On MONDAY AFTERNOON, Nov. 9th. st
4 O'Clock on the premises, Ne shall sell Lot No.
and part of7. in Square No rs front ns rs feat
Hth street, at tn corner Of north @ street. and
l8 feet ON raid street, i'm proved By Large Brick
Dwelling hpu.e; c9hts ming ten rooms. and Largo
large rooms also necessary buildings being
the property occupied By the late Capt. Thomas
Carbery ~ bis resid noe.
Title perfect.
Terms: Gne third in cash the remainder In six
ard twelve months. with interest, secured By deed
Of trust on the premises.
IS, Posse'.ioS Eiyssn M 49,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-06

| AOO44VN oAAN
,oa oIHlK AeofIof 1El1S SIi III F7oS'
THIS AFfRRN00NAN 11ss1oR1oV.
D.! = he8UfKsA o.. aasSsisS,5S..
g =: siiiS:Ss,i;: =. ;as ~ g
.ssii sl pa No i yss ssi nsy iiSSsay, II
on Sn o ~ s,; s 10
Sa ;l. = rssr.st I'd ssn.ias = SSiss q SSs
T.rns ts.S: Il he terms d ri. , =, -, e..
q g 3. i rs;
notice In the 1v~pise Slas - - Flt'9r y
O. s..' .s..s
fyJ.o MCGUIRE & CO., 1sssiosssn.7 =
hsao 1a Hs2s1 thH sS1 clio
& So No. 4 f sss :i IL
..a sa.ss sss. IS s,.: - rss
q. Nth ths ipRsoysm ants, soasistiaz Of mug fwo-
T.rr: One ssrd Il a es.S N. r.n.ips,r,. so,r
sSd eight nonths, vita Interest. secured Sy dssl
Pos.s.sien diver ..ssIa two web sr.n.A. ..,..
oes = So 4 n sss Co. .ss
ByGR1xN wILLIANs. Auctionssrs.
'EHkB. STORY BRIoK HOUSE AND LOT
saoETIze on =, Hsxf TO fRs ooaxsR OF NiRSH
sTRkHr. OPPOSITE the PAfRNf OFFICE, N DaTso
s aSgs1 s0 ss
asssa ssy sss aoss
s sn Lot on I street opposite the south fro.t Of
IL .dd,tons! 70 the S.easf1i ice.s al q e.,
wst.r. spS sgs king Tubes through the ssssrt-
Terms: One half cast balance in ) and smoashs.
s der notes set.tns interest deed given ana
Eft eahSgYxiAAk, ,nsuss.s ...,..., :,
the cost OF the purchaser
Possession given in 10 days after the executioa
ocsi Intel GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auess.
ByJ. O. MEG UlRE co.. Auctionsers.
a. ssFEk6kT s akssss Al Ho4 s
O'Clock. in front Of the Auction Rooms. We snail
sell on account Of Geo Poe. Jr., ESQ
One large .nd handsome Family Coach
One ANAL Family Carriage
One Six seat Pheton. in 6ne order
Two exs5iiant ests OF Silver mounted Double Har-
NOS D'''' ) Q. MCGUIRE co., Aus..
BY WIN. l.. WALL 4 co.. Auetioussrs
SMALL FRAME HOUSE. STORE AND DWELL
- LIHs. AT THE CORNER OF ~ AID Va. AVENUE.
MON m inst ~. as;
Of the premises, the Store ana Dwelling on tas
corner Of ~ and Va avenue; subject to 8 srouad
rent OF % Per month. Possession given immedi-
no5.st WIN. L. WALL & co.. Aaets.
WILL BE Sold 10 G 'front.' 20 q s. Make. House in
Georgetown, D.. O., on SATURDAY EVENING
ses. one Brown MARE. Sound, and works ven
Do4 St. THos DOWNING. Aucs.
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WAllAH1ID 70 Oyl1 - BIZ DAYs-DT. 6oAhsy's
standing, WIN cure 9eser1as - ssx lsys. No
ssa,ass q Diet rssuirs1 fr!ss q pr eesti. SOLD
Warrington. and Henry Cook. AlsxaRdria. JaGN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-06
BY GREEN l. WILLIAMS Auetionsers,
BRICK HOuNI AND 10.

vTHREE-eTORY BRICK HOUSR AND LOT
l on sosEn u; ss1rEsSa ~ N5a a 1an .sH s1.s.Ts
We shall sell. in front Of the premiees. a. O'Clock
p: ,ws:t part Of Lot No g. In sensre No. lAes
story Brick House. ooavsnisntly arranged, ora
other necessary ont huildiass. -. -,
running bsek TO 81 foot ailey., - -
Terms : One third cash balance In and -
months for notes bsafine interest from day Of sAle.
a deed xiven and deed Of trust taken
An convey ancine at the cost OF the purohAaer, in.
oludine etamps. .s,s.ZE ~ Y.sg.
fes.s.oa e ssast tsYs s5ssf aslsi Ind.
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BY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctionesr.
Georgssolca, ID. C..
GRoCERIEs, LIQUORS, STORE IIxLgRks,
VI &c, AT AuOrIos.-On MONDAY MORNING.
next. Nov 9th at 10 O'CLOCK win SELL at the Store
On the corner of High AID Dupharton atrests. .
general ss,crtment Of Groceries. Lie uors. 6e DO.
The Good Will and Fixtures Of the Store. xhieh 10
town.
Terms cash. : . f.
ncS THOS. BOWLING, Auotf.
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Jrsr RETURNED FROM NEW YopK-yAs.
tsrday, Louisa Hayes, OF Thirtsenth .,r.St
between ID and i, returned from a vis;t -
New York On3cer Parker, OF the secannd
Ward, provided with o card of admission 10
her pr. misses, In the shape Of q bench warning
went TO her house and aTrested Louisa aud
delivered her TO the custody OF Marshal Lamon.
The charge against her IL keeping baWdy
house. 7ta#RE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-06

7 OST-November Sd, between the corner Of 9th
IL street and New York avenue and Willards, 10.
BOOK, eontainins about one hundred and twenty.
Ave dollars in gresnbscke; among the notes Vas
viii receive twenty ave dollars reward by return
Ing the lost PACKAGE to 340N 7. ave. NO st"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-06

HCnRRiLLAe II STAFFORD AND PRINCE
WiLLiAx-Ws learn through one Of the most
renaote detectives in the Government service
the rebei army are now infesting the counties
OF stafford ana Prince William. Theee men
are mSy as Of these counties, and lay
commit deprrdations on the propartv az Union
citizsns.-Ales. Cnion, Nor ia. " s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-06

By y. @. MCGUIRE l. co.. Auetionesrs.
AN EXCELLENT AND NlARLY NEW THR11
IA sfohY FRAM1 DwILLlH0-HO At PUBLIC
sALE-On FHORSDAY AFTERNOON, nov. iatl,
st4 o'clock, on the pfemhes. We shall sell part Of
Let Il, In Square g. together with She IMPROVE
EeRtfIHe6 Si3 ,lKe1I,s9s. SpS S 0ssTtS
il convenienty located, being only one s9aarsfroS
part OF tbs city.
Terms cash. &
BvJ. G. MCGUIRE co. Auotienssrs.
EREAT SALE OF OAOIoH WINES, LIQUORS.
NJ BINE GloCBR5Bs, HoRsB ;AtD WAGON, 01oRi
1IxfuREs, 9UnaLAn RIooy SAFE, &C., 60 -0n
THU kSDAY MORNING, Noyemhef i1th, at .
O'Clock, at the store Of 4. NJ Bininger & 90. Penn.
sylyania avenue. near Thirtssnth strsst, We shall
sell, without ieserve, thsir exteBsive Stock Of
Wines. Liquors, Groesriss, TO-, 49,. oom1rising in
Lot Of Pigsr Hsidsissk ohampagnss, In Daats sna
100 csseS enc Brandfes go
2,9co dozen choice Bye and Doarboa Whisky
loo cases fine Shsrriss, Port and Madeira
N0 cases CAutsnac, Psnillae, and St. xstsDhs
Lsrss ausntity Of Eaasy style Of Bottled Lisuoss
Lot Of Cisars and Tobacco OF assorted brands
Tea, Coffee, Spices, Pickles $50 ..-.
Picked Meats, Fish, Sauces, TO, dc.
Superior Chilled Iron Burglar Proof 8afs
Desks, Chairs, and Store 1ixtures.
AT fwELvI o'cLooKs
Ixeelsnt Horse. Express Wagon, snd Harness
k]Catsloeusa Ut sale. $50 -.
30 !, n M.crrpu 4 m a,.&a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-06

FoRD's NEW THEATKR-Beneft Of Booth
For the first benefit OF this distinguished ira
gredian, Mr.. Ford announces two splendid
pieces, viz:-Shakspeare's celebrated dramatic
production entitled "The Merchant Of Ven
ics,' and the comedy Of Tanning the Shrew."
Mr. Chas. Wheatleigh, who has not appeared
for the last six weeks, will lend assistance in
one Of his best parts. Mr.. Harry Pearson will
appear in two Of his celebrated characters,
whilst the entire strength Of Ford's combina-
ton company Is enlisted in the mammoth bill
for this evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-06

FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs.-George
DAVE, petty larceny; dismissed. NJ. Sradei-
hoefer, selling liquor on Sunday; es5 Alice
Washington assault and battery; bail for peace.
Jeremiah Orvis, drunk; dismissed. Patrick
O'Brian, drunk and disorderly; 81. Mary
O'Brian, do; dismissed. Thomas Droney and
Patk Burt, creating nuisance; 81 each. Jos.
Stevens, drunk; %. James T. Lloyd, assault
and battery; dismissed. John King, violating
hack law: do Asbury Lansdale, suspicion OF
larceny; do. NJ. p. Partons. drunk and dis.
orderly; %. Martin Pullfson, disorderly; 81.
James Bacon, drunk; dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-06

SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs.-L. Thomas,
Betty Ann Butler, disorderly; 90 each. Martha
Campbell, drunk; dismissed. David Moore
and John Mosisr, grand larceny; dismissed.
Fettie Davies, drunk and disordsrly; -. T.
johnson, disorderly; S1.5s. Levi p. Herbert,
grand larceny; for further hearing. Joseph
Travis, drunk; 50. VIM. Kane, disordsrly; dis
missed: VIM. Henley, assault and battery; do.
mary Smith, drunk and disorderly; 81. Louisa
Hayes, arrested ON q bench warrant; delivered
to Marshal LSmon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-06

aseetz g..s..s4 So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-06

WANTlp-AsEWIN GIRL. Apply 1t the
w Ebbitt House. NO 4-Stf
WANTKD-A BOY, from IA to Is years Of Age -
w CLERK In Lum yer Once Of A. HlRRTN4 &
SON, corner Of Ohio avenue and Twelfth street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-06

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-06

BLACK SPIRITS AND WHITE.-Last Night,
Morton Pullison (colored) was arrested for
disorderiy conduct, and was taken to the
Fourth Ward Station by Officer Ecklof. This
morning Justice Thompson called him for a
hearing. Mr. Chas. Walter testified that as he
was passing the little cigar store adjoining
Canterbury Hall, last night, he looked In and
saw tie prisoner and white woman and
chiidren drinking together, and very familiar.
take improper liberties with the white woman.
The witness did not say that the woman OBJ
tected. The prisoner is quite young, very
Clark, neat in his attire, and evidently one OF
the fancy. He was fined 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-06
BBoRDf DIsHAHnS,

6sna.ssas's Sin y the mort certain, cafs and
sdy ever discovered. Cures In two to four days
and recent cases In twenty fouf hours Nc mtn,r:
taken. It q fhs soldiers hops, and 9 friend q
those wAo do NOT want to b exposed. Male 1aek'
Sassar!.as's Rces osd Hsyb Jstess-A positive
and permanent cure for Syphins, 6crofula, Ulcers
Sores, Spots, Tsttsrs, TO- Price u, Or sfx bottle:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-03-21
WEEKLY TRINITY JOURNAL.
AGENTS.
COURT TERMS ~ TRINITY,

County Warrants and "Greenbacks'
Taken at their ruling value in payment for subscriptions
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-03-21

m MORE l)EMooRAoY-We welcome to exchange list the
aanif JOURNAL new Democratic paper just commenced
at Weavervlle, by W. L. Carter The Journal seems of the
right stripe.-Napa Echo.
& rSr Heavens sake Mr.. Montgomery, take that back
al .he heading of your new Democratic paper again
anu see what an outrageous bunder you have made We
% eher thlnk The JOURNAL is the right stripe but the
u 10 eau lorth your approval Anything but that
we not only take that back as to YOU Gordon but we
III gaa we made the blunder for it from com
inst Your new neghbor, the National which has
exhibited its Democracy by copying an editorial from
~ N'u BUN Beacon, abusive of the Ecko,-Napa Echo
Fo' w. ketiIe Satisfactory,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-21
The Pacific Railroad.

We learn that this comptny have awarded the
entire unfinished work of grading and masonry
between ,n-ts CITY and Independence to WIN
Griffin, an old experienced ami energetic railroad
contractor We commend Dir. Griffin TO the
people of Jackson county. vino know him well
and il pretty much rests with them Ia how soon
they will have the road flushed Mr. Griffin wa.
the contractor fur most OF the work between the
two cities. and Wis energetically pushing the
same. when the c0mp,ny. from the effects Oi tho
rebellion. we're necessitared 10 suspend; since he
goes back. and is so we'll and favUrabi, known.
il il to he hoped that every facility will he aft ri
ed him in the emplo, meut of labor. and as one
inducement IL is understood that men emplese't
in the service. and extending the road. will be
organized into battalion, electing their Off
ce,s and attached 10 the Pacific railroad regimen,
of E NJ NJ ". aud exempt from general militia
duryi Indeed it is pretty well understood thai
the men engaged in the construction (extcusion1
Of the road will be exempted from the general
draft.
The company have provided an,icipal ell means
the directors credit, for the road now let u
see what amour; OF labor jackson county will
furnish the contractor. who will. in few days.
be among them. Offering them good wages and
prompt payment
east Of Independence. we'll the section at The
Little Blue" and will al once proceed TO work
on both of them: il being the policy ct the com
pany that this heavy work shall offer TO impeii
ment 10 the comp elton OF the entire road during
the year 1864. should the General Assembly ex
tend to them legislation that can be made avail
able i St. Louis Republican
This is connecting link in the great Pacific
railroad. Mr.. GRIFFIN is well known to the
people of Indiana an honorable gentleman and
most successful business man For n quarter OF
century he has resided Mt Madison in this
State. aud VAS the contractor. after fifteen or
twenty Others had failed, 10 cutting the deco
diggings" in the Madison road Mr.. GRIFFIN
will underet portion Of his contrac; 70 energetic
and experienced men. and ne wants 10 employ a
large number OF teams AMI labOrers. II will
be noticed by what the Republican SAYS. that the
men engaged ON the Pacific road will be exempt
from general military duty. IL addition. the
men who work this road are sure of prompt
monthly pay in cash
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-21
TELEcRAphfC.
iFor Morning weport See sirst p.ge.I
Night Report



wAssrSerox. Argus 2l-Tae navy depsrt
ment j. informed that the barb Gem OF the Sea
wss captured W. July lsst of the coast of FIorid-
The stetnship DesDta reports The csniurt OF the
Gem of the Sea for vi"latiun Of the blockade
Her cargo consisted of lu4 bales OF cotton.
Lent. MeDorgal. OF the steamer Henirick
Hudson, says while cruising in the vicinity OF
s.n Bias. he found in the vicinity Of the beach
lbs bales OF cotton which had evidently been
wa-he-i ash0re but short time before il was dis
covered
The steamer r r Cuvler chased a rebel
srearnsr some distance to the westward Of Cane
San Hls-. AMI IN her effort To escape the latter
, threw part Of her crrgo uverb0'ri
TIE steamer DesOta- chased rebel ste mer
which oblig ed to throw of her cotton III
hale, in orler TO effect her e.cape The cot
rvn "a packed up by he De~ia
TIE steamer Fort Henry csptnrel on the coast
OF orlds twenty two bales OF cotton and eight
! contrabands.
Prominent rfirers serving before Charleston
themselves liz private letters received
here 20 day earnestly hopeful of tie combined
naval and military operations. but they do not
mention of the reduction OF Fort Sumter. &c. as
promised by enthusiastic correspondents
complete and speedy victory is not expected
by gentlemen in Washington who are hest &c
0nanted with the plans OF the commanding off
Gers
The act II provide national currency, and to
authorize the employment of National Banking
Associations, created under the disposition of
the Internal revenue, such employ ment in
wolves the duty of requiring adequate security for
the amounts deposited, the Secretary of the
Treasury has come To the conclusion 20 ask the
National Banks 6es ring 10 receive such deposits,
20 pl &c IN the Treasury of the United States six
pc cent bonds 70 an amount equal 10 ten per
cent of their capital stock, and TO give the bond
OF he directors aud officers to an amount equal
ID their capital stock security for the punctual
pa, ment of all Lawful! checks Tor deposits Inas-
much, however, as \ numoer are without circu-
lstior, Secretary Chase proposes TO direct de-
posts 10 be made with such, on receiving from
| them the consent OF their respective board of
directors that the bouds already deposited as Sc
curity Tor circulation may be held AZ security for
deposits leaving. The additional bond, as
we'll as the bond Of the directors
and others to he given afterward at any time be
fore the furnishing ut the circulation Should
the associations prefer. instead of giving a joint
bond equal TO the capital stock, they may give a
separate bond OF the directors and stockholders.
The special agent of the treasury department
for the Valley of the Mississippi. and after
\ consultation between him and Secre
tary Chase. such amended regulations concerning
trade in the Southwest we're concluded 20 be
published rs 10 the condition of affairs in tina,
department