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LARCENY CAsEs.-Last week, Officer Alex
ander Clements was robbed OF ii teen dollars,
which was taken from under pillow at his
house, and suspicion fell on colored boy,
William Cole, employed in the house, who,
however, strenuously denied it, and charged
another boy with the act, who was arrested an d
dismissed. Officer Clements, on inquiry, found
that Cole had been spending money quite free
ly, and again charged him with the act when
he acknowledged taking ten dollars. Justice
Drury committed him to Jail for court.
On Sunday, Elizabeth Miles, who is charged
by Richard Slaughter (both contrabands,) with
stealing fifteen dollars from him, was arrested
by Officer Crump and taken before Justice
Drury, when Slaughter testified that he laid
his pocket-book. containing the money, on a
prisoner, who acknowledged taking it, and said
she would return the money, but the money
not being forthcoming, Slaughter had her ar :
Drury.
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MARRIED,

MARRIED.,
On the 27th instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Lennon
Mr. ". 0 FOWLkk to Miss MATHA q. BRI D.
WELL, all Of this city.
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AID SEXUAL eYs1shs.-New and reliable treat
msnt,in Report. Of the Ho1ard ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Dr. J. skillil Houshton, Howard Association,
HhiladelphiA. Pa. au 72-Sm
WAlRAH11p 70 OulI IN BIZ DAYs.-Dr. Godfrey .
Antdote, An English Specific Of sixty-fve years.
standing, will cure GosorYkos - sig days. No
change q diet required Prioe 81 per bottle. Bold
By 3. o. Ford, corner 18th street and Pa. avenue
Washin eton. and Henry Cook. Alexandria, 10 IL
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By J. @. MCGUIRE q co.. Auctioneers.
TTRUSTEKS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
i PROPERTY MAR TH7 CIRCLE ON PENNSYLVANIA
AvHNUB,-B virtue of deed Of trust, recorded
september Esd 1884, in Liber J. A. 3 No u.s. folios
DA Y. October Sd. at O'Clock p m in front Of the
premises, Lot numbered ten (i0). in Square
Pollock, situated on 24th street near Pennsylvania
avenue.
Upon the premises above described Ia . large
three story Brick House.
Terms: One half cash balance In seu,l payments
bearing interest, and deed Of trust the prsmi.
ses.
II the terms Of sale are not complied with In ave
days from the day Of sale inclu sve, the property
will be resold upon i've days notice, at the risk and
cost of the defauIting purchaser.
All oonveyancins e tn cost Of the purchaser.
sA72 J. O. MCRUIRU A Oh Aurts
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TIE GREAT DRAWBACK to persons emigratips to
the extreme estern country is the great fear they
have OF the Fever and Ague-the most direful Of
all diseases: Every day. we hear of persons At
tackled by this dises Sc, and made helpless in short
view of the great demand for remedy, Hostetter
has presented his celebrated "Bitters.' whose Gu
ratve powers for all diseases of the stomach have
been uni VERBALLY acknowledged. The !" Bitters,"
prepared after long experience and deep study,
have received the encomiums of the most eminent
physicians, well Is all classes. from every Art
of our country. To those who doubt their macy
themselves respe ctivey.
Sold by Drug gists and dealers generally every
where
Wholesale Agents-A. M. Bininger & Co, 1877
Penn. ave. SEES eoSt
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By GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auotioneers.

By GRH1N & WILLIAMs, Auctionsers.
TNRUsTBEY SALE OF VALUABLE LOrS-By
Il virtue of 2 deed Of trust. executed on the 21th
day OF September. 1858, and recorded In Liber j. A.
g., No l62, one Of the land records Of Washing
ton county, d. c., and at the request Of the
party secured thereby, will ofer ct Public Sale.
on MONDAY the 18th day Of October next at the
hour Of O'Clock. in the afternoon, the Lots,
Pieces, and Parcels Of Ground described In said
trust deed, being % Lots situated In Square num-
bered $40, on the Island.
Terms Of sale One-third cash balance In and
y months, the pure hasers giving their notes for
the deferred payments, bearing interest from the
day Of sale. deed given and deed Of trust taken
to secure the deferred payments. All convsyan.
cling and Revenue Stamps at the purchasers az
pense II the terms OF Sale are not com cd With
at the end of five days nom the day OF sale. the
undersigned. as Trustee. reserves the right to re-
sell the said premises after advertising fye times
in the Evening Star, at the risk and Of the de-
O. y. RITr8NRoU sE, Trustee.
SEES dads GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
A ssIsTANT ogARTERMAsTERg 0FPIOl,|
IA Corner Of G and Ttcenty- second streets,
WASHINGTON, September rs, 1863. J
Win be sold at public auction on the 6rst, second,
and third WEDNESDAYS, 7tta l4th, and 7lsi OF
October. at the Corral near the Washington OBJ
serv atory q large lot of-
HORSES AND MULES.
condemned unfit for public service.
Sale to commence At 10 O'Clock g. m.
Terms cash, in Governmentfnnds.
CHARLES aARRETSON,
Sc Is IDS Assistant Qusrtermaster.
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u. s. Court OF CLAIMs.-The United States
Court of Claims will commence its October
term next Monday. It's jurisdiction was en-.
larged by the act Of the late Congress. A very
large number Of new claims have been filed,
including the Floyd acceptance OF Russell,
MAJORS &c Co., to the extent OF 100000 Judge
RACK. Messrs Curtis, Gushing and Brodhead,
OF 81. Louis, are counsel in the case, which
will be argued az q question Of law. In ad-
dition, many claims come from Louisiana, Viz
einia and other states for losses and depreda-
lions by the military.
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By j. @. MCGUIRE & co ,huctioneers
VALUABLE LOT { N 7TH STSEEr NORTH AT
PUBLIC sALR.-On FRIDAY AFTERNOON
Oct I'd, at clock on the premises We lii sell
the northern part of Lot u. in Square No. 4ls,
street north, between and streets, running
bS 100 feet.
Title indispu able.
Terms: 0ns half cssh balance in two and four
months for notes satisfactorily secured bearing
interest. Expenses Of conveysncIng at purchasers
cost.
fe2o j. O. MEG GRE & CO., Aucts.
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GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE, ola Baltimore and
HdrriIRrg. 10 the Norh and West.-Two trains
leave Washington daily and one on Sunday-quick
timc-low fare and sure connections Soldiers
tickets sold throush at Government rates. For
tickets and further information apply at the office
of Great Pennsylvania Route, northeast corner of
Pennsylvania avenue and sixth street, Washing
ton. Office open from q. m. to 9p. m; Sun
days from to 4p. m.
sel2ly E.O. NORTON, Agent.
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! mere Is GOOD company here and they give
enjoyable performances.
THE DRAFT After our report closed yester.
day, the following cases were disposed of by
the Board of Enrolment:
George w. Stone, paid Communication
Joseph Culvar, disability.
Benjamin Carter, only son of widow.
George H. Coombs. paid commutation.
Augustus Applestiel, now in service.
q. v. Robertson, now in service.
X. Logan, now in service.
j. ]. Hewitt, death.
VIM. G uimond, dis ability.
Augustus Nichols, now in service.
Stephen L. Kearney, now in service.
VIM. ordon, only son OF widow.
George w. Abbott, now in service.
James Benham, now in service.
Henry Taylor, now in service.
Henry A. Hardy, now In service.
Salvatore Petrola, now in service.
&. E. Nesmiah, error eously enrolled
John Clark, disability.
Hamilton Seville, paid communication.
+. w. Pulling, paid communication.
Henry Snyder, accepted
Barney Duke, furnished substitute-John
Pierce
Albert P. Schartz, now in service
BENZ. Shaw, now in service.
VIM Layne, colored, accepted.
Albert H Lewis, now in service.
JOS. Miller, now i'll service.
Geo. +. Murray, now in sery vice.
Henry 7. Foster, now in service.
VIM. H. Carroll, paid Communication.
II. e.. Sholes, paid Communication.
Samuel Sharretts, paid combination.
Addison Barrett, now in service.
Robert Shields, now In service.
Martin Hofberger, how in service.
John Smith, now in service.
Alpheus Brown, now in service.
Michael Walsh, now in service.
Chas. S. Abel, now in service.
Chas. W. Van Ness, furnished substitute
Herman Van Ness.
Elijah Cham berlin, accepted.
VIM. :. Wilder, paid Communication.
G. F. LOCKER, paid communication.
samuel w. Taylor, paid commutation.
John b. Ramsay, paid Communication.
Samuel Z. Culverwell, paid communication.
Benz. Gather, accepted.
Franklin Price, colored, accepted.
Hugh Phillips, disability.
Chas. Warthen, enormously enrolled.
Jas. H. Parker, paid communication.
Washington Lucas, over age.
Geo. Ware, colored, furnished substitute
Augustus &. Hawkins.
VIM. McElhaney, paid communication.
J. w. Clampit, paid commutation.
Alfred Delany, in service Sd March.
Chas. H. Campbell, disability.
Robert Lacy, enormously enrolled
John L. Turner, furnished subsutute-Wm.
L. Bradford.
Alfred Robbins, paid commutation.
Godfrey Hannibal, colored, accepted.
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ANUsEMBNrs TONIGHT.

wAeHINaroN TH1ATHR.-The eminent art
lists, ]. W. waIlack, E. l.. Davenport and Mrs.
Farren, will appear tonight in the delightful
@sWild Oats" Last night they appeared in ira.
sedy, and tonight an opportunity is given the
public OF seeing these three really grand dra-
matte artists in comedy. They will be well
sustained by Mr.. Growers fine stock company.
FoRDs THgATER.-" Fanchon, the Cricket"
will be performed tonight again. Maggie
Mitchells part in the play will of course be
brilliantly performed, and she will be sus.
tanned, as usual, by an excellent cast OF CHAR
acter. "Fanchon" is one Of those plays of
which the public seems never to tire, and there
fore Ford's beautiful theater is nightly filled to
its utmost capacl
CANTHRBURY-M ille Fowler and Julia
Mortimer, the twin sisters in beauty and grace,
will appear to. night again in the beautiful act
ssThe Gipsy's Lay" Clara Fowler, no less
beautiful and graceful than her sister Mile,
will also appear, as will the entire Canterbury
troupe; and thus will be given an entertainment
which will be pleasing TO all who may attend
VIVIAN, the wizard, gives another entertain
me mt to night at Odd Fellows Hall In NEGRO
mancy and the magical art of scientific diablerie
Wymau has no Superior, and his efforts are
always attended with much amusement He
is wonderful alsoin ventriloquism. The speak,
ing automata will again be introduced.
EARIETIRs.-An entertainment consisting eft
song, dance and Ethio plan eccentricity will be
given at the Varieties Music Hall tonight
There Is good company here and they give
enjoyable performances.
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CoRss, Bunions, Bad Nails, Enlarged Joints, aud
other disorders of the Feet cured without pain by
sylvanis avenue, between Az and 9Th streets,
Washington, d. O.. No charge for consultation.
Sc IS-tf
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FlRE.-Last might. about nine o'clock, the
servant woman employed in Buffers 3 ,stau.
rant, Fourteenth street, near Pennsyl vania
aNenue, Went into her room to dress, and by
some accident her clothes took Ara from q % n.
ole. IN her efforts to extinguish the flames
sne set nre to the curtains in the room, and it
spread the window frames. The alarm was
even, ano the nre companies were quickly on
the spot, and the fire was extip pushed before
II reached adjoining property, with bat little
Damage to the building in which it originated.
AS the reel OF the Columbia company was
Turned aside quickly to make room for piece
OF apparatus that was approaching, and one
OF them slipped on the railroad track and sew
stunned, but none Of them met with severe in
jury.
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BURGLARY-This morning, about 10 O'Clock,
Officer Sullivan, OF the Second Ward, arrested
w. g. Clark. for entering the dwelling of Mr..
F. Brown, Navy Agent, No. $50 street He
bad only succeeded in obtaining two vests, a
neck-tie, and other articles, when disco, cred.
He was taken before Justice Clark, who COM
mitted him to Jail for court.
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CHAIRS, AND MATTRESSES.
SELLING OFF TO CLOSE B BUSINESS.

EOR eALH-Bour MULES, extra quality. One
i pair black and one pair bay. WIN be,S
sold At bargain for want Of use.
on Ssvsnth street, -"
"a "a. ST. between and I.
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SEE FOURTH PAGE of to-day's Star for in ter
esting local articles.
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AGAIN we call attention to the really elegant and
varied stock of Jewelry and Plated Ware now dis
play ed at the Dollar Store, 43S Pennsylvania ave-
nue., AZ street Be ad vised by us go to the
Dollar Store, and invest your surplus cash.
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'oLU MBIA CohNET AND STRING BAND
- me urde rssned especially announces ~
- the po bic, tina he is ready to furnish Music
LOT hfs;vste Parties Balls. Pic MICS, Parsaes,
required, at the shortest notice By leaving risrs
at John I-eman' e, corner of Pennsylv ania avenue
and All street east. HENRY ISEMAN
SEQ 3unt
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By J. c. MCGUIRE A. co., Auctionsers
SMALL AND DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEA-

By ]. G. MCGUIRE r. CO., Auctioneers
- ADJOINING THE CITY AT PUBLIC AUCFIoN-On
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, October I'd, at O'Clock
Farm lying along Boundary street, between Glen
wood avenue and EckinRton " containing n acres,
excellent Dwelling House, barns, stables, and
other out buildings, the whole surrounded by
beautiful grove Of forest oaks, and well supplied
with water.
This desirable little farm will be divided into
three parts, two of them fronting Boundary
street containing each and the other front
ing On Glenwo0d avenue. and containing about ii
acres, together with the homestead aud other
buildings
Terms: 0ne-third in cash; the remainder in six
and twelve months, with interest, secured by a
deed of trust on the premises
a plat of the premises may be seen at the Auction
Rooms.
se2S 10. MEG UIRH & Co., Aucts
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WIFE BEATERs.-Nght before last, John
Iefiried was arrested by officer Crump,
charged by his wife with whipping her, and he
was locked up during the night, and yesterday
morning Justice Drnry held him to bail to keep
the peace. He left the Office, but in short
time his wife came back and complained that
John had been to the house and taken his
clothes and money, and was about to leave the
city, leaving her with four small children; and
about this time john was seen running past
the station on his way TO the eleven o'clock
ding off.
On the same night, ofllcer Stinchcomb ar
rested John Flaherty, residing in Conneaught
row, for beating his wife, and yesterday morn
ing Justice Drury committed him to the work
house. The neighbors, before he was arrested,
charged that he had whipped half the people
in the row, SEINE Of whom were "kill" but
none appeared against him except his wife,
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Santo Strixioli, Frixioni Raffaelle and Michael
Lastro. charged with the $500 robbery, was
taken up by Justice Clayton. The witnesses
who were expected to be procured by the de.
fence not being present, the case was argued
by the counsel and submitted for final decision
by the justice. The justice remarked that 1t
was case Of too much importance to be passed
over lightly, and ought to be thoroughly lnVes.
tigated. Without pretending to base an opinion
OF the guilt or innocence Of the parties upon To
evidence before him, he thought that puoiic
justice required Its examination by the grand
jury, and would therefore require all three to
give bail for their appearance at the criminal
court.
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PIC MICS, &c.

MsRINIs FAsHIoNABLH ACADEMY,
Pc, ,x AZ opp FILLows' Hall, 7fa sraEsr.
Win ecnrsLcs tsaahiIs On THUssD.Y, n
Ins At October atsp. N. DAYS Of tuition
!, nna Masters; for Gentlemen from ~ to sp.lA
IA Same eTeninss. ne 50 3ts
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PICKPoCKET AT CANTHRBURY.-Last night
Mr.. Geo. Barkum lost his watch at Can terbury
Hall. Sergeant Cronin was called upon to
search for it, Two little waiter boys, James
w. Iinsey and Alexander Swigert, were ar
rested on suspicion; but the sergeant could find
no good ground for suspicion, and they were
dismissed. The operator was probably skill
fnl unr IMAM
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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRs.-Trade has consid-
erably increased since the raising OF the block
ade for our port. Vessels now clear directly
for the eastern cities. Quite number OF YES
sells are now in our haroor.
Three citizens were arrested in the vicinity of
Edson's Hill Yesterday on charge OF bridge
burning on the Louden and Hampshire Rail-
road. They were sent in to Col. Wells, and by
him were committed to Jail to await trial.-AI-
erUu6rid NepS. Sept. 80.
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AUCTION SALES.
.oR orHER AUCTION eALls s11 1sF P1e1
By GRllN WILLTAMs. Iuetion..,.

FOR OTHER AUCTION sALls sI1 isf F1o1.
By GRIMM WILLIAMS. Auetioneers.
1TftGk nCps 3. APP AZ 70. AZ
s. s. :s: .s T. t ,s e q:
faa il ssass: MOO Win sa. halls
The ssssn,io. e sSy;T 70 tn. s .
Terms @, o.; 20. esss ss,.ps. in six. Twelve.
An oOn7syaneins and stamps ss cost p 81 r..
oel GRBBN & WILLIAMS, Aucss.
BY. Q. MCGUIRE 4 co.. Auetioneers.
YER, ~ VALUABLn PROPERTY ON srRlsr.
SEss,e os e. nr.n.s:
We shall sell Lot No, in Reservation No H. front.
II. ,s:i s e sHss
Of Lot viii 81 .ed separate The part
Tens; One third in ss.h the remainder in six,
By deed Of trust ON the premises
&c S sI.s 81 n cS .ae
BY MCGUIRE co., Au.,ioneer.
TRUsTEE's SALE or VALUABLE BUILD
1 ING LOT ON SOUTH srnHsr BETWEEN Ssya1fu
10 NOON Sessssl +. !iIsn: Of deed Of nut .
AZ 1SSs l ssass, ;'
g. We shall =, sell Lot No is, in square No xs.
09tWoen
I'm a5d str streets west, and running back $50 feet
Tef~ 800 a.,s in cash the remainder In
and 1Snth:; With ntsreat. secured By deed q
Cost 81 J #; :;
n5sTESI ssRE 81 "a SsHs
9 q oeesY n ,Ps
scri6eT dated May 9Th, 1881, and duly recorded In
land records for $40 eou s % the
zen Lot. Nos; 1, 8, is ao II. "a in James g. Me-
ieet street SstSssn FIRST street. sss W.ss
and an North Capitol street, and running back to .
Terms one.third cash; the remainder in and
IL months with interest secured BY deed Of trust
~ sss q se Gss. %
10000. THo. i E5saEs rru.s ).
ByJ.o. MCGUIRE 4 co., Auctioneer
y WsiaFFS5Ss =. Oar NON
sell in sS HnSI to u n0eaire Con shall
$500 Corporation of Washington six per cant.
n JOHN MccLELLAND, Executor
By j. O. MCGUIRE & co., Auctioneers.
e. IS On
sfTMEsS n AS6 "a \ sIREsrs..on WEpNEsDAY
tel Lo at and g. as ca:sn =:
su bdivisioL of Lots 2, 5, spd A. Square M situated
at the corner of north street and Eleventh street.
fronting each Is feet, and running back la feet to
a wide alley.
These lots occupy high and beautiful position
for . private residence overlooking the city and
have the advantage of reservation In front
IMMEDIATELY AFfIR,
We shall sell Lots No L. Is IA. L. and Ia In
Dayidson' subdivision Of Square No $40 fronting
Is feet inches on Eleventh street, betWesa nj and
streets and running bach 90 feet to . vide public
alley. These lots have pavements laid in 'front.'
and are in oil respects choice building sites
Terms 0ne-tnird cash the remainder in six
and twelve months, with interest secured BIZ q
deed of trust on the pren ises.
All Costs of conveyanees to be paid by the pur-
chaser
seq J. MCGUIRE & 90, Aucts.
By J. G. MCGUIRE q co.. Auctioneers.
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LOST AND FOUND.

T OsT-On the evening Of 10Th instant. a lot o!
!! - WATCH CHARMS, With one gold dollar ~
finder win receive suitable reward By leaving il
1t "a 9 Thirteenth, between ami o, tIsiandJ
oc l-3t.
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- U N / Oh
4 p g N L OIL

The sECOND GRAND PIo MIC for the benefit of
CT. DoAINIoK's CHURCH will take place the n
"AsH1NGroN PARK, It'll street, on MONDAY, ~
October 9Th, 1858.
RE Brass al strirs Band OF Charles Bersmsn
ana Trossi ID engaged for the OCCASION.
Ihe Copmittee pledge themselves tn at this shall
be The Grand Pic Mic of the season,
Tickets only 25 cents; Children under ten years
10 cents
DIE ner and Supper furnished By the proprietor Of
TIE Park at reasonable prices seas
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r. Z. LABBK's DANCING ACADEMY.

Prof y. r. LABpBS Academy will reopen on
ee:daS, Ont 18th. in the hail aver the store A
81 q Meesr.. George & Thomas Parker d Co., ~
mmtasrt5lysnia avenue, directly opposite the ga
Nsssropoiitaa Hotel. Days of tuition Tor
nrnays, commencing at O'Clock p. m; for gentle
me anne evenings, comm encing at half pAst7.
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EURNISHET HOUSE TO LET-A fnely-fur-
IL nished House. containiDs IA rooms with water
and gas throughout rear the Navy and War De-
partments. Address E. :. x. Star Office Sc 30 ct
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WANTS.

RUARD " ANTED-With one Room in q private
- family bJ young man and wife. Address h
osfore IL O'Clock to morrow Star office.
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DLEASAET FRONT ROOM-Comfortab!y .ur-
L nished; 70, one or two single gentlemen, lot \
street, between the hours Of g. N and D m
&c 3l-4ts "
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E'CR RENT-A Furnished s@cond-story FRONT
Il BED ROOM Apply at J92 Penn avenue, bet.
LIST and I'd. Capitol Hill, 50 uare f, ON the Capt.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-06

great powers Of Europe will medlate--not by
blows, nor by menaoes, but by repree!enations-'
against continuance Of the struggle as frnit.
less, wasteful butchery, and urge settlement
In the interests Of humanity and commerce"
Thus The Tribune pronounces that We must
subdue the rebellion by movements, comblna.
tions, and attacks" now "on the eve," or call
upon the "great powers Of Europe" to Inter
fere "against the continuance OF the struggle
as fruitless, wasteful butchery, and urge SET
element In the interest of humanity and COM
merce." In simple, direct, unequivocal Ian
guage, Mr.. Greeley says that II We are not sue
cessful In the campaign now opening. our cause
and country are lost, and that We mnst have
peace "upon the best attainable terms."
This is saying, openly and publicly, to the
enemy that they have only to hold out two or
three months longer to secure the triumph Of
rebellion and slavery. Had an opposition
journal or member Of Congress uttered these
sentiments, the Tribune would have demanded
their removal to Fort Lafayette.
Mr.. Greeley evades, though he does not
deny, that he has communicated with the
French minister and Mr.. Vallandlgham, sug-
gesting mediation to the former, and peace to
the latter. In entering upon the question OF
mediation with q foreign minister, he takes
Issue, In violation Of law, against the Govern
ment. And In opening a correspondence Win
Representative whom he is constantly dc.
nounoing 40 q traitor, he commits an offense
leave others to name and characterize.
And now leave Mr. Greeley, the columns
of his own Tribune being the exponent and
witness, as first inviting the withdrawal Of Che
Cotton States, and consequent division OF the
Union; and then, after hundred thousand
lives have been sacrificed, and twelve hundred
millions of treasure squandered, demanding
the intervention Of the great powers Of Europe
In favor of "peace upon the best terms attain
able" for the sake of humanity and com
merce" T. W.