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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-18

SURREEDE 6ED HIMSELF AND GIVE BAIL
John i-ane, who was charged with stabbing
ID. L Price. IN the building next to Growers
Theater. about two weeks ago, appeared before
Justice Clayton and was held to bail for court
IN S}OU, tor assault and battery with q knife.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-18

WARRANTED TO CURKI SIX DAYS, DR.. Godfrey's
AntidOte, an English Specific Of siXty-five years
standing. will cure GoRCrrhRn SIC dayS. No
change Of diet required. Price : per bottle. Sold
by s C. Ford, corner 18th street and Pa. avenue,
Mashin stou. and Horny Cook. AleXandria. ia oily
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-18

DISEASES Of tbs Nervous, St7rinal, Urinary. and
.sIaaL yyrGz7ls and yeIa1bis trsatnent-- IN
-fsp0Tt' o. the Rorard Assoeiafion-Seut by mail
n sled letter envelopes flee Of charge Address
DR. J. SSiLLTS HoUGHroS, Howard Association,
No. South Ninth Street, Phisdelp hia, Pa. d3- Sun
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-18

TIE CHEAPEST AND BKsIH4iR DYE IN THE WoRL D.
Nfrsr Fades OF Washes 0T.-C eRam : Hair Dye, 30
G. Ford, corner 18th street and Pa. avenue. Wash
ingtOn. and Fl enry Cook, Aexandria. ely
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FOR HOLlDAY ESENTS.
Just Received at
P.J BELLEW CO.'S
$40 Sc HENTH STREET,

Az
Just Received at
P.J. BELLEW CO.'S,
$40 Sc VENTH STREET.
-Estab!tshed in 1850
The largest. choicest, and most valuable stock of
FINE SILVER PLATED WARE,
ever opened in Washington; ever article Of which
we guarantee to be Double Extra Silver Plated in
the best material and full weight of silver
l25 dozen Rogers Brothers A No. /, Double Extra
Silver Plated Folks and Spoons.
40 eleg CANT Breakfast and Dinner Casters, every
variety in the trade. we begin to sell at $3.50 to
$50.
GoSlets. Cups. Mugs. Cake and Card Baskets in
quantity.
Elegant Butter Dishes, Pruit Dishes, Walters,
&C., &c.
Splendid double wall Ice Pitchers. richly orna-
mented
Egg Stands, elaborate Tea Sets. six pieces, best
quality. H-r- $3.50
Soup Ladies', Butter and Fruit Knives, Mustard
goods in this line 81 % 49, W y.
We guarantee to sell at near the manufse-
turer' s prices, freight added
Housekeepers and the public generally are rs
spectfully invited to give us early call before
P.J. BELLKw 4 co.,
$40 Seventh street
no 2s-lm 3 doors south Of Odd Fellows Han
TOYS, CONFECTIONERY, AND FANCY AR
i TIOLE6,
SUITABLE FOB CHR sSTMAs PRESENTS
Por sale Oh esper tn elsewh ere in the Distret o.
Colup b's Ct VALEET1GE MENGER'S, SIS Hish
street. near 9ri tee. Gsor setowr. d. o. dei2 Tvs
A PIANO FORTE FOR sAL8-ws have . ysry
a Pine toned Knabs Gable oss.ood Pearl
Front Piano Forte. for sale ut . bargain, q our
Furniture Wsrerooms.
VIM T.. WALL & Co.
Auction and Comcaiss Merchants
6eaG south Penn ave and 9Th st.
"A VERY FINE ALMOST dEH ROSEWOOD
"A PIANO FORTE will be sold for $lcy;-
the owner leaving the city. To b seen as
MR. METZkROffB Music Gore. eornerfyyHyv
Pecu aver . and Ilth sts, NOT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-18

NEyEG roo LATE TO LsARN-By Prof Alenan-
der HC'owski's new and simplifed method for
piano forte and singing. Professor Wolowski con-
times his singiGg and Pisn9 Glasses, End opens
new course for Piano and Singing, which viii be
the last in WasaiugtoD. Professor Wolowski re-
ceiyes visitors daily, at his residence NO. 316 F
street, the northeast corner OF Eleventh street
81 I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-18

SPERNATORRHG:A CAN BE CUREp-Dr Rand S Spe-
cifc cures sper",aor'hn", sr"rina' Week. IN
potency, Loss Of POFcr. Sp,e8ily and eFfctaHy.
Its effects are truly magical trial of the Specific
will convince the most skeptical Of its merits.
street and Pa avenue Washing ton, and Henry
Cook Alexandria, j06-ly
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HAIR DYE HAIR DYE Il


Bachelors celebrated Hair Dye is the best in tss
world. The only harmless, true and rs!iab!s Dye
know This splendid Hair Dye is perfect-chanse les
Rel. Susty Grey Hair instantly to Glossy
Black Ndtural Brotvn, without inturir the hair
or staining the skin. leaving the hair soft and
beautiful; imparts fresh vitality frequently re-
storing its pristine color and rectfes the ill effects
of Bad Dyes. The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A
BATCHELoR. all others are mere limitations, and
should be avoided Sold by all druggists, &c. Fac
tory-s1 Barclay street. New York. Bachelors
new Toilet Cream for dressing tbs hair jy 7-so1y
NEw YORK STYLES.
Gsatlenasn's Cgothfag -Neto and Fashionable!
large sssortpsn MT for Dress and Business wear.
The English Sack and Walking Coats excel in
beauty, grade and finish anything ever offered In
this city. WALL, STEPHENS Co,
1922 Pa. avenue, bet. 9Th and 10th SITS.
oc2tf INTEL. and Repub
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-18

Dr. DUPONT Sugar-coatcd Female Regulatin g
Pills the rerg bsSt M They operate speediy
and ffedirsiy. and being SHgGr- cOaItd create no
nausea upon the most DELICATE stomach. trial of
these pills will prove their SuPsriCrify orer all
others. Price 81 a box. Sold byS. G.. Ford corner
18th street and Pa. avenue ,Washing and Henry
Cook, Alexandria laf-Iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-18

FRATRRSAL FIsIT.-To morrow evening the
members II Union Lodge, L. o. o. F., Navy
fard,l !. Ii gay fraternal visit to Patuxent
LodEH, of Laurel, nd, leaving in the and
$50 ran The lodge at Laurel will no doubt
do the handsome thing for the visitors, and
pleasant tine VIII be, of course, spent.
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SECERT DISEASES

SumdritGn'S Gift is the most certain, safe and
effectual remedy-iadeed, the only vegetable rem
eiy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days.
and recent cases in twenty four hours Nomineral.
balsam, mercury. Only ten pills to be taken.
1t is the soldiers hope and friend to those who
do not want to be exposed. Male packages, g.:
female, So
Samaritan s Root and Herb Jmces-A positive and
permanent for Sy phs, Scrofui&, Ulcers, Sores.
Spots, letters, &c. Price 81 six bottles for So
Sold hy s. G. Ford. See advertisement. ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-18

WIN. WEIEBsRG, asussee
. Marktf Space, PERM. Arena..
invites The saten'ion of pu ehasers TO the eie-
Point and Valencias. Hsndk erchiefs and Sets,
Thread and Pusher Lace v ellis, ~ =
Coifeurs and Barbes
Fancy Work Boxes, Velvet and Leethsr Cabas,
Cigar Cases and Stands Steel act Coral Combs,
Steel and let Pins. Bar Drops aad Beta
Portenonn siee, Dens. &c, st
1S Market Space, Penn ¥us,
de IL -z sg1.s1EEg = between sta and eth sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-18

BROWN g
BRONCHIAL
TROCHES,
FOR
COUGHS
AND
COLDS.
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FINED Yesterday the guard at Soldiers
Rest arrested - Kientzler, in the rear OF the
Del OF, for selling liquor to soldiers. and his
smsH amount of liquor was confiscated He
was fined so by in tice Ferguson, and con-
n. d In the Central Guard-hous for refusing
TO OBEY orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-18

NIw APPOINTMENTS or PoLTcE.-YesI
terday, tn Board OF PoIite Commissioners
made the following appointments OF pa :.
rolnen Alexander Skinner, vice G. W.
mC El'rtsr. resigned. James Lewis, vice Jno
9. Petit, dropped. VIM. Il. Cook, vice DanI
Tiehmyer, resigned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-18

SOID!-Rs' RRsT.-Eesterday and this morn
ing conscripts from Brattleboro, VT. l75 EN- !
ployes rom Philadelphia; II recruits tor
pennsylvania regiments, from Fort Delaware;
coo men, LIST Va. cavalry, going to W Wheeling to
recruit: Is recruits for Illinois regiments, and
20 Convalescents from Philadelphia, arrived at
Soldiers Rest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-18

OVER CHARGING.-Last evening a lady ar
rive a. the depot, and being stranger Iii the
q ~, eupIoye ed a hackman-Marty Geary-to
take hrr 10 her destination, which happened to
be only one square. Geary charged her 81,
and y hen a friend of the lady's paid him fifty
cents, which. considering the distance, was q
large fare, Geary called the police and raised
quite crowd Officer Clements arrested him,
and Justice Ferguson fined him S5.5S for dis.
ord ry conduct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-18

DEAD HoRsEs.-Last night seems TO have
been particularly fatal to diseased horses. The
drag out men W i'll have something to do in the
Second " ard. Two carcases lie in Ohio ave.
nue., near 18th street, one in 18th, near street,
another in Ohio avenue, near 10th street: and
gentlemen say that many others are laid out in
various parts OF the Second and Third Wards.
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Row AT SHIN DIG."-On Monday night,
, rattle and "shin dig came off at the house Of
Mrs. Agnes Fair. on Twenty second street,
between g and ii, and after whisky had been
freely imbibed, the lights were blown out and
n general row ensued, in which man named
Stephen Ryan, was so badly beaten about the
head as to etfectuaIly close up his peppers.
Yesterday, complaint was made that Daniel
Linn and Patrick Slime We're the principals
in the assault, and Officer Crump arrested
them, and Justice Drury committed them 10
jail fer court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-18

NJ o t O. h.
Nev Currants and uitren. asass5ses
Kaiai NJ IN whole, n, and u boxes, -
50 Almeads and arasii Nuts. si.'I s&k
choice Cooking Wines and Brandies.
Fresh Ground spices. asT4 Z g
Sweet Cider and Domestic Mtnce Mast.
For sale low. "a s.. NFANG,
de IL lwt fs1 Ninth St, bet api d
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"A VERY FINE ALMOST dEH ROS1 WOOD
"A PIANO FORTE will be sold for SlED;-
the owner leaving the city To b seen as
NIB MHTZER0ff6 Music Gore. eornerfyyEyN
Perm. aver . and llth stA. NOT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-18

by J. o. MCGUIRE i co. Auctionesrs.
A DMIEISTRATOR'S SALE OF sTOoKs-on
n kOE GAY AFTERNOON, Dec 2tst at 4
O'Clock, atthe Auction Rooms, we sb al sell in
sums to euit- 1880 80
ll,OCo Corporation of ingsou ousrt.rlv Fir
Per Ceet. 6tock NA
l,eH0 CORPORATION of Washington Ssmf nuau.I
Six Per Cert Stock
I,Do Grange and Aiexandria Railroad Coupon
Bonds
50 Shares 100 each Stock Of tn waehin gton and
Alexandria Steanb boat Company
ShareF S25 each ,tstock OF the Union Plank.
Company.
Terms cash
re- GEORGE W. MILLER, Administrator
de17 ] O. MCGUIRE C co Auet1
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TOR SALE-A BLACK BfALLION- siY YEAR,
Il Old; soel well under sad de 49, : -
s.Csn De seen at at the National Hotel IN
stsois on at between Sd snd ~ SIS, IH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-18

By c. r. L.. CROWN Il CO, Auctboneers.
TVaRsEs MT uAcnNa RucnIpa
Cars. AyD HARNEss AT AuoTIoN-We wild
sell, 10 MORROW M0kEiNa, at 90. m ~ the
Wsshinetor city Horse Market end 9Th street. ear
tse cspal large mum her Of the above Stock.
Sale without regard to weather.
CT L. CROWN Il co. Aucts.
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A FOR SALE
"A bElCk HOUSE, in complete repair and now
ready Tor occupancy. will be sold on cormodstirs
Desirable FARM Of ls9 acres 8 miles from, rail.
road, u miles from Washington win be exchanged
for good ina proved property. "a
BR1CK HOUSE, 6 rooms and good sta bIe On
80 st vest near Also, LOT adjoining.
$500 cash possession ct once.
Six Small HOUSES, in different parts of the
Iirst class Building LOT, on lcth street. % feet
py W ALSO, LOT on Massachusetts, avenue, l4th
fire Building LOT on NJ street. Also, son.s 80
other LOTS near 18th and p .---.-. "
the citS. - .----.--'7 - 's---s-E-r fA ' VI
A good Business LOT. corner of7th st. east and
Pa avenue. u z.TfI.F
MITCHELL IL SON.
20 Real Estate BrSksrs
- southeast cor. Of Pa ave and fsSh r.
WANTED TO PURCHAbE-Good VIII and
ing business. Isl - - noa8 in,
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WANTS.

WlNTEp-A frst class Golc-sd rOOK tTo-
fee - = So de Is St
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CENTS DRESS HATS
VI Gents Fine SOFT HATS
DRESS BOOTS and SHOES. d
WALKING CAMS, UMBRELLAS, -
TRAVELLING BAGS c
BURR d BROTHER
de est 3s3 Seventh st., under Dorsey's Hotsl.
SMALLP0X-sMALLPOX Cured, or the di,s...
- arrested In twelve hours and leaves no merEs
It IL also preventive. ANY person. taxing thi::
medicine will not take the disease 1t has.srad
Who'll. families. Discovered by Major Lane. Ths
remedy can be had at No. go Cedar street. New
YORK or of the Major, who is now at the KirkvooJ
0oueo. de lest.
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ByW B. LEWIS & 90, Auctionsers.
GALE OF TOYS, PLATED WA CUTLskIs
- Bibles Albums, Annals, Oil Painting, Dess Q,
Work and Jewel Boxes. embracing general as
sort ment of Fancy Goods, sui table for the SEASON.
THIS EVENING at o. lock, at SAlesroom NO.
427 7th street, between And street;
dsl5-Iv W LEWIS & 90 Auea.
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NICELY FURNISHED PARLOR AND BED
n ROOM, in q very desirable location. would be
rented at o reasonable price. Call st $50 at,
! bet. ~ and 9Th. de Is 3t*
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WAMTHpIBy . respectsSle young Woman. .
NV wv BIT .vr TO 0oos, Wash and Iron. A""'-
eo.rer Ath and K. deg
WANTED-SEOOND- HAND YURNITURs
w Also, Mirrors, Carpets Beds. Beddins AND
Housefurnishtns Goods Of every DESCRIPTION,
Il. BUOHLY, l2S 7th It
mar 0-u bet. g and Fl, east side
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-04

ng ne objsoucn Of Ms Honor the Mayor thirds Il d.
The members elected voting in favor Aereof.)
Coneurred the objection Of his Hepo
the Mayor twothirds Of AL the memhsrs elected vttng
xarmative-Councilmcn Hayes, HsaH, Keenan,, nnnd
ford the President Wsbster Gross, 4CConne, Rsbpsg
Houshtaln HAviAnd Cav, Murray, Cook. Bs3es Aussn.
Joyce.l1 -
Nosi0ns anain resumed.
Councilmsn JONES moved 10 discharge the Comittee
National Affairs the further consideration o. bill r.
O. Conne for $50 for band furnished for the b. James,
fsnpeanos Society on oooAson Of The reception Of
Colonel Corcoran.
Carried.
And the paper laid
Councilman HArEs moved that the Board do now adjourn
Carried.
Whereupon the President pro declared that the
Board stood adjourned until the Monday in 6epem
Der, 81 O'Clock r. N. JAS. n SWEENEY. Clerk.
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The United States supply Steamer Arkan-
interesting Reyvs from Texas.
yHE REBEL CONeCRIPTION-CREw OF THE HARRIET
LANE.

The Boston Journal Of Saturday evening says:-Mr.
George Baker, refugee from Texas, arrived IN this
city last evening having crossed into Mexico the ed
OF june and left MaamoroS on the 4th OF July He re-
sided in Washington county about sixteen miles from
Houston. We learn from him that Magruder busly
at work conscrpng all the men between the ages OF
teen and sixty and great many were fleeing to Mexico
to escape the CONSUMPTION There were some hun
dred Of these refugees Matamoros when be there
Mr. Baker exempted from the conscrptoD account
Of his trade that Of blacksmith BE confirms previous
statements that there ID an extensive loyal feeling
in Texas, which would soon deyelope the go.
vernmeut would but protect u. Flour he had seen
sold In Shreveport al two hundred dollars barrel and
coffee forty dollars pound, cotton cloth at twenty dol
lars per yard There were large quantities Of cotton
there which In many places stacked IN contiguous
piles Of six seven hundred bales ready for the torch II
Il should DO danger Of falling into the hands Of the
"Yankees." There H very little cotton growing, but I'M
quantities. OF corn Great Quantities Of cotton are
taken TO Brownsville and sent across the river 10 Mexico
and thence shipped Havana and other ports BE had
seem sx seven hundred teams loaded with cotton
meviug at one time toward the river.
At H0ustnn he saw the men belonging 10 the Harriet
Lane who held - prisoners OF war The officers OF
the Harriet Lane had been sent 10 the penitenary at
Huntsville, and late number Of the Brownsville Ea0
stated that two Of them bad been selected BY lot TO be
hanged in retaliation for General Rosccrans having hung
Confederate officers He states that the people dis
trust the Confederate money and take u with the great
est reluctance.
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BrookIyn CITY News
run n0ARD or ALDERMEN.


"A. ~.4s-v a tbs Board a Aldermen bsld hss nShs
e.~>~.ssasnn from ths Mayor was sus@nssa, ssasins
IA - "a ~xpsn6sd sosS huDdssd sne my eenAfs ~
. - - psrposs o. protesting our cislssos against
,.,-.1.S "a H ashsd shs sAeptios q Resolutions
-~-s,ns me France Committee 70 cause tse nsesssa
~ se.u, q nossy 70 be borrowed. He aso requested
- susAor 4 Ne Boasa V osss rsvars q ave asn
n nv person guilty. Of incendiarsU.
resolution ODE ed oy Alderman sero0s was adopted
AZ previous meeting Of the BOARD report and res
lutOns were adopted one million denass
large families which passed by strict party vote
republicans contendng that the object OF approprat
~ss ls INSISTED sSas he end 10 vie. .
encourage voluntary enssments and 70 obvate the ne
cess.y o. taking ode unwilling man for The army from
Alderman STRONG (rep) offered the following resolution
~ an addition 70 the report Of The committee =
Importance, before which the and property and suf
erngs Of individuals sink into nsgnincance that 70 sus
be
performed q the present crisis by hDg up the ranks Of
our armies in the field
nays, The democrats voting against under n'sappre-
hension Of It's purport.
sheraton Of the VOTE which carried and the
luton adopted unanimously.
Th added % the report Of the committee pledges the
Common Council to do everything possible TO On up the
ranks Of our armies in the field"
DAMAGES CLAIMED FOR PROPERTY DssncYD-The pro-
pretors OF Of the grain elevators stationed In ATTAIN
SIC Dock basin which destroyed BY are the night
Of the 10Th Of July last "by mob" alleged, have
filed claim for damages in the Compollers once Of the
city Of Brooklyn The elevator owned by Aessrs.
g. Fanoher Co This bill amounts 70 $lO6, 800, among
the items Of which $40 900 for building the MID
die pier Atlantic dock 900 for machinery
for engine and boiler $l2 900 for mlwrght work. 795
for grain at 81 60 bushe and the remainder making
up the sum total for fixtures personal property &C. The
Atlantic Dock Company also presents claim for $40 500
damages for the the dredging boat Oneida
pier and scows Another claim by MI W. B. Barber,
whose grain elevator was also destroYee AZ the same
time yet 10 be presented. II win amount 10 about
900. II the CLAIMS shown TO be valid the total
amount 10 be paid by The city will exceed $4,000.
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wAsatserow-stssmsAip Enterprse-C N waser VIM
oBsieu, W Brown. DR. X sp-Ake, 0rinlth snd LADY
j o,Shaaghnsssy, Whellan and servant r. Markham
lads aod servant; n wiiisma Andrews Q stss.lman
Lyon. MAJOR Smith, lad, and servant. Mrs sbes
Moore A Esseriy lady aud ghit y and Chas Doise x
Forbss X tsoa. Mr. Br,an ID Doy, and ~ In steerage
HsysS,-s,esrshlr Nslyiile-J Bst.on, , Grammar. >
OH } MORGAN ) Eidrid4e. Pedro French
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-04

Thomas s. sutherland, a rngeader in tho late riots,
sas taken INTO ccy yesterday by detective Eustace
orough, before Justice Quackenbush hearing Minor
ID WHITFIELD or No 2l Monroe street, appeared as CON-
plannnt and testified ollowsThe prisoner rst went
10 the haire Works. at the head VI gang rioters
hcnd caused the men there employed quit work and
JON tne mob Sutherland had his sleeves rolled up
vnd was armed with CLUB paTaded through GoercK,
Fkhh Ninth and Eleventh streets aud compelled inc
vosrnen employed IN the different mac hine shops 10
veil tue list OF the rioters. The crowd then visited
Il syNorety Worts, and having secured the aid ~ the
va amen 10 that establishment, started up town Tor
an vfons ilstel, IN fOrty third street, which they
scS 49, w. ~ ., uorn. nu ny al tns time the
iris m W oa1,ns NpIis ~ tne nop, ln.ting tnem
!, ths ., y. -, Vl's ~ Voleu.e Justice Vuack.
lima
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Goroner's Inauests.

,.,~..xo = SrAruE'-william Wilson, lad, fch
noin &he pier at the foot OF Fifth street, Eas,
rv4f, y csterday, ""e "'""n0" DN0'o' 's0'"oa ~
...-s Ninth sire ". -, 49,. ... - -. a., =. 1,
~ Ioo, 81 ea1ai yreet, yesterday. and was drowned
a tav WAS ,~Is u thee residence Of deceaseds pa
rsuY No ael washi Nop street where Coroner Collin
h u AN Inquest
med Andrews fe ov shoard at foot Of Thrteenth
htrSet. river. M " ~ drowned
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Police L. xIelIIgsAce.

ron RornSaY.--As Mr. \ G. vernal, Of No los Fast
rwoalelh street. ws p,n. ion hs doorstep on Sunday
pighs stranger came up presentns revolver az
lead demanded his COLA watch Mr.. vsrnaI was
appalled, ~ comply with tho ~ca's request ADD Iosf
IL. cNsed piece "a ea cry, Nea he waved AT s1SO
ne ghwayman eucgeedei 10 Ng hls sscape and h,s
no s,uce been board o.
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FURNITURE.

LADY WISHES TO BUT LOT or SECOND HAND
n Furnture suitable for boarding house. for which
she WIN pay cash doAn. Address Mrs. T. " kngsh. iTs
B1eecker street
U,URNIruRE yoR sALA-oSE KLRGASr SUITE, TEN
pl~s~r Furniturc covered with
rrcep velvet consisting Of handsome Tetea Te,es arrs
Easy Chars sin other Chars The above cen ~ bousht
Al a reasonable price at al Hudson street
LrURSIrURE wANTED.-ASY FAMILY DECLINING
cVng and wishing the whoie
portion Of their Furniture CARROTS Bedding Mirrors Ac,
xc may hear VI cash nv NJ j. B. -
hudson ~
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sTEAMBOATs.

nAY BOAT FOR ALBANY.-THE l. RICE AND CON.
~ modous steamer DAElEL DREW leaves Pes foot Of
jay street Tuesday Thursday Saturday morning
seven O'Clock landing at Thirtch street. yonkcrs Coz ems
West Point, Newbnrg Pou like psie. Rhincbcck, TyO,
Catsk and Hudson arriving ~ Albany ~ time 70 AXE tbs
Tor Saratoga and the West irving IN Saratoga u seven
O'Clock the same evening. rning Albany
Monday "Wednesday and Friday morning, At mine O'Clock
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xyoman Engaged In che Riots.

Mary ~"o'o'H "' ''N'" ''so o"ssoay On snafse OF
sdlnx III i''o's anu i"s ~ n'' posaeeslou d piece oi
-, - Sa stolen by the mob from the residence
V"fpSs NJ" NSrence, the Twentieth precinct Justice
= ,sn., committed the accused for trial deau,
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Capture Of . Prise.

DUsrVN, Augupt D, loVo'
Arrived ship Banshee, Hayden New York for Matamo
roe, ballast prize 70 steamer Nippon, having been
captured of New Inlet
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The Cleims Againss the CITY.

There was very perceptbis stacking Of yesterday in
the prsseusaton Of claims damages against the city
The following contains soll list Of those led with Comp
troller Brennan during business hours yesterday
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RecApture Of the Delegates Of tine ChSis-
than Com m tssiOn.

WAGHN6TON, August g. 1868.
The delegates q the Christian Of thn city,
wagon four horse team, storee, &c we're captured
by Mosby's cavalry while stopping 10 feed at Fairfax
despatch from General Patrick to George II. Stuart
reports their recapture and safe arrival At hS hOad
quarters.
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

BOARD OF ALDERMEU.
t0FYICIAL.J
erAyEp BnssioH, August q l0a
rreesnt-Aj1sywsn Hall and hasssrson.
1nc being absent call melton u Alder
nan AAescEson Alderman Hall called the Chair.
ne rol having called and quorum Appearing.
icurped without day. d. r. VALENTINE, Clerk.