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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-13

T q. @, NAIL 6fA2l6.
Id Sabeeribse u running line Of stages, car.
WI 9sas IS !. s Ssky fsfi:iE& sa
P0Oi1e!fLLI and IRHDlRICK,
Maryland. keAyes corner 10th and q stre0ts evyry
moving Tor RsSk vile, and retarn same day On
Tsssnys. Thursdays and Sasurdays, runs Through
70 Poolesyts and Pre- 1erick and returns ne It AZ
Once n. =. corner Of 10Th ard @ sta WashinSton.
ia Tim BENJAMIN COOLEY, Propsr.
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LOST AND FOUND.

c. REwARD--strsyed, on the 18th inst, from
GC 4e7 Maryland avenue, q red COW, with
1t. THOMAS BRADY.
I oST-Between Congress street, Georgetaxn
II. snder S,ll plssss lssss se.n & Mr. CHAN
ELEs Store, No lbs Bridge street aeor setown,
OsT-on the afternoon of the lth last. either
n.S q i and IT. St.. snail PockEf sooK, ' Sc.
sas 70 Ss and some small sri..ts papers. re-
ward 81 0i PrES ' sE fis ssss
nlsn. windara Bsiidins, &ssIiaSsaa
= between llth and 18th sta. one BLACK sfAL'
sSss 1
strsaks on Left side, made By saddle lscinss, OF
ssfs oa &: q g. 81 sS.: {: e I ne
owned ~ CsP.. Chss. D Robinson, Acting Guar.
dols paid for &. sas
1.-THE horss and thief OF sfty dollars for The horse,
Ss ls q : H aGss
has heavy name, and very suiet, horse good in bar
1sa sssna 81 Wiz s aua
built makes al, him easy to describe Leave infasms
osT.h BOOB: s.I!;S . Z; n:.ay ssSssnsl
Depot and the Norfh.f. LiSssts A.rEs., On Hsv
! IL q s... ds: S e
81 = ~: y e. L.
81 &. +; ss:s :: =
Can, 70 rae syssGsIssAy, ABOVE rms;
;,s::: nd Il. s si.s prov. ,,a,''
EoVNp-AttA e0rner Of and NH street. ve.s,
PURSE. or Pertemonnaie. eontaiains . small sam
sss oa l s.a s.ss y
s ssI,ias Ss sossrn No. q w.:sr
qsFS N IN soos .s . thin
s,:' q sfs
s1esf IN Is fsfEsssfS X '''ns s.
con REwARD.-nirea on u. 7th, instant, 70
.a e. ass aos a.
about "A hands high, ssout built, yesrs old. with
hos :aa
resei,s the above reward ,os.,H au.s1,x
ss:.aes u &.
s9bscrib.r, . light bay HoRs!, .bont rs hands
nation sssd OBTAIN rs.s"a 70 b sas ,etS e.
nssis 81 sssss s s'
property. pay charges sSd An An ht% ss1{pp
aSKAlsrs1aa Hospital. near ths
Nk@3s CITY boundary.
II Oef-Yesterdas morning, CANARY BIRD,
BY Isturnins - 70 No. 3e Missouri avenue, Ytll %
Wen revardeo -. fe n-&.
EoUED-.A small, brown PONEY, With black
Il streak down his back; with q rope aroma his
nec&. The owner or the above property WI come
forward, prove property, pay char gee and take him
away. e THOMAS LAND
fell Sc No. 80 Jeff.reos n. dsorEetovs.
%IO REWARD UPON pBLIVERYLstrsyed
ClO or stolen n om nay stable, on the 9Th mat
2 gray MAE1. between end years old sac hiss
scratches, aAd marked 20
JAS o. @. HOsKIN,
No: Sol Ninth ST.. Island In Walaok Row,
Il Il-Sf h. n s,H u ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-13

B,rch and Psndel hearing that soldier had
D.: been robbed on Canal street, near Seventh, and
getting description OF tho robbers, went after
them and arrested John Smith, John r. Cole
man. jacob Fell, and John Hall, who were
taken before Justice johnson. The soldier,
whose name was said TO be Simon Peter, was
. not found; bat two witnesses testified that the
prisoners got with him in that out OF the way
Plsc~, and "went through him." (as the sharps
} express the searching procees,) and took from
mltted all four 10 Jail for further hearing when
the officers are able TO find the victimizsd
soldier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-13

fHB CHEAPEST ASB BEST HAIR DYE IN THE WORLD
Nersr Fades o. WASHES 0W.-Uphams Hair Dye, 50
G. Ford, corner 18th street and Pa. avenue, Wash
inston, and Henry Cook, Alexandria a6-Iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-13

Dr.. DUPoyr's Sugar coated Female Regulating
Pills are the rery best in ua. They operate speedily
and efctfrety, and being sugar coated create nau
sea upon the most delicate stomach. A trial of
these Pills will proye their all others.
street and Pa. avenue, Washington, and Henry
Cook, Alexanoria. ja6-ly
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G REwARD-etrsyed on the 18th inst, from
Ga 4s7 Maryland avenue, q red COW, with q
white face; little white side, and bit out
of the right ear. =
THOMAS RRlnY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-13

SPlRkA7oRRHGA GAN BIZ CURBD.-Dr. Rand 3
Specific cures SperMaforrh0a. Seminal week.-mrs.,
~. ] to effects are truly magical trial OF the
Specific, viii convince the most skeptical Of its
merits. Price 81 q box. sold BY 8. q. Ford, cor
ner nth street and Pa. avenue, Washington and
Henry Cook Alex andria a. 6-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-13

WARRANTED TO CgRs IN Six DAYS DIR dodfreyS
AntidOte, al English Specific Of sixty.ave years
standing, will cure Gosorraoa in sir days. No
change OF diet required Price 81 per bottle. Sold
Washington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria ID g. IL
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PooMoTKD- Samuel H. Waller. of this citv
% Lieutenant company I, Third Maryla1,
Folunte ers, has been promoted to Captain o
company u, same regiment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-13

We WOULD call the attention Of our readers to the
stock Of beautiful Jewery and Silver plated Ware
1t tie Dollar Store, as Penn avenue near q, at .
AID advise them to invest dollar there feb 7-lw-
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II O6f-Yesterday morning, CANARY Bird.
IL bright yellow; and Q Ans Singer rae and er
By rsturnins - 70 No. 30 Missouri avenue, Ftl b
well rewarded Re- n ks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-13

E'OR SALE-A pair of HORSES, HARNESS, and
J. sutlers' WAGON. Enquire at HOW ~
ARDS Stables. Seventh street, between IN
II and / f. I,-lw- IA
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ATTENTION, COMPANY Volunteers who expect
to retain their health aired during tbs cam
Psisn must see to it themselves. Do not trust to
the army surgeons. Supply yourselves with Hollo-
knspsack contains them. Only Is cents per box or
pot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-13

Clio REWARD UPON DBLIvERY.-stfayed
Civ or stolen n ,m nay stable on the sth ipst :,
Q gray MARE. between md years old she as
the eisteu per and the scrud In her tau: also the
scratches, AID make 20
No: Sol Ninth ST.. Island. tn wallsok Row,
70 list between and sts,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-13

E0UED-A small, brown PONEY, With black
nec& The owner 1.-THE above property WI come
forward, prove property, pay ehsIses and take him
Re *. No 80 Jeff.reon n. Gsorsetowp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23
OUR CRUISERS IN TINE WEST INDIES.
Admiral Wilkes Entertained ~ Bcrmu.
da-WhAt the Rebels Gained BY the
Fealfvftles.

Admiral wilkes Entertained ~ Bermu.
da-Wh.t tho Rebels Gained BY the
Festivitles.
IFrcm the Roynl Gazette OF bermuda, June o.
flying the flag Of the-may We say-notorious Admiral
Wilkes she left with any amount OF manly bosoms burn
ing with questionable kind or indignation at the way
which they had been-or thought they had been-mal
treated In islands, and missive OF exceedingly
bilious complexion from the Admiral was the result
which believe his best friends regret that he
wrote That the British bosom sh,ud likewise nourish
reasonable amount Of indignation reference 10 the Ad
miral ID not very wonderful. Whether the way in
which that indignation was displayed was conceived
the officers in that squadron bad done good and gal
liant service In China warts question which
do not feel called TO enter nowsor good III the
"aiaire Wilkes" IL over for the present. We may, how
the usual courcses and amenities which officers Of all c
vized nations exchange have been on this occasion
tended 10 the officers eDf the Wachuset in way which
Ia sent them away immensely delighted with their
coption. They were entertained at the mess Of the
Thirty ninth regiment Tuesday Captain Fleming aud
bis FIRST lieutenant dnei at Mount Iangon wedncs-
day. The ship ready for Friday, but the ON
ces having received invitation 70 the luncheon the
Queens birthday, permission asked, and very good
naturedly given by his Excelency tho Governor for
Crrnbf1 and Ro' T. Lea BLOCKADE runnere) slipped out
The Wachusett left st. Georges about i've Sunday
afternoon There was report that she was going TO
cruise round islands believe this 70 have
gers New York But we should not be surprised "a
the Vanderbilt here soon. To c0ncludge account
o. the Wach EFT thst the Inequalities Of the
whole OF 81. Georges civil and military, have been be
rally extended TO her officers who have In their been
liberal with their pospitalities on board and q mutual
700 feeling has been the result This is should be-
We may have are very likely TO have, ght at last but
at east let Us fight Ike noblemen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23
The Atlantic Telegraph.


This great enterprise IL In fair way OF being
red practical operation during tina Of 1894.
The which up 20 the present TIME Las attended
the ayng and working OF submarine cables of various
lengths in dNerent parts Of the world the best qua
rantec that could be presented Of the final triumph q
the great In which the Atlantic Telegraph Company
is engaged. II IN only the confirmed sksptbe
who stil persists In denying that message
sent through the Atlantic cable that stiI doubts
the prac'icabinry Of tho great undsstskus He 70
proof against the Overwhelming mass Of evidences
furnished In the hundreds q messages &ansmittsd b.
the crmin Of the great ocean lne The congatu
ations which passed between Queen Victoria and the
President Of the United states In his estimation
stupcudcus trick BY which 10 impose upon the creduty
OF the public while he ignores altogether that other eaf
fact that through nsrumsasalty the Of tho chi
sess treaty published In the New Yerk papers thu.
morning after ns appearance in the London journals But
this not ALL for The COLLATION. Of two European stsamers
within few mllss Of Cape Race ads known 70 In
English public through the accounts Published In II
British papers sson afssr hs occurrsass.
Then again, independents Of The immense numbsv e
messages trsnsn.sd By the COMPANY. have anosssr
Important sass m The despatch ssse BY th> English %
vernvaess 70 Canada ceunsssnandnG ocisr directing
:sss: ss sss sss : s:'
Iss l:,ss .. q: Nm. =: q. :.!s practice. =. {
tsssrsrsc cssIs shs sss SsysSs Il sbs ocean. 1Ass
point sstabshsd the complete success q The under
I taxing Wa only question of time.
pus sbs attempt 70 lsy ~ Atlantic ts,sgraph cable
draw nom ,si failure = unssycrsSs coocuou fr hs
triumph Of submarine .sselraphine did Dot depend upon
he success Of thai trial those who refer 70 the fate q
Inc ass Atlantic cable 70 sustain them u their ucycduiity
are 10 70 be presumed wholly Ignorant OF the net nns
there are no than forty -four submarine cables - pre-
sent IN snccessfu opsrassca n eivrent parts O. ~
world me nvss laid n 1871 and the last N isea
Tie Total length Of tbsss cablss N stutue mss ltle
ave hcusand hundred and thirty snd one csb!e
cns n ofteen hundred end thirty i've MILE cne Ink
eshe va laid IN 1891, bsewssn Malta and Alexandria
ssd has now besn IN operstou nearly two yeer VIE.
vemeubsred tbas tne osnncs between Newfoundland
"a Irsisnd, which VIII town IRE too termpi Of I'M
xsssns,c line, aixtssn hundred and forty miles
nrs little over hundred miles longer thap The grea
Wsdwsyr snsan rabIc-a<hers should Be N end 70 81
nsissvIngs "a tbs subjtbt The soundinu which wsrs
made reSotIv bv Captain Hokits, ~ the Drt<h navy
within sbrec hundred miles Of the cost of irssp1 hasl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23

and An ferson Iidles brigade OF Ceburnes division
re,t. "a sncsmned AZ Beach Grove General Stanley
ma4o "a ,ec1nno sslnce down the Manchester or Beach
Grove road yesterday, aud reports the vdetes OF TINS
f,-rr ten mile ou' GA the Warlrace road they are
I'VE Sc mites d. LIlt from Marlreesboro
a- q c ir.iers hr night US by plain Thompson IS
ir ta .,.... ~ 2 Of the It'll, which has some inte
l.. ~ esir n.eece from Of the advanced posts
.f ~a,q,tri's 1ld bog. &.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23

CixaaYxAS IN TRoUBLH--A Msthodist cls<tymsn. n.
X. andrews, 10 under arrest IN Osweso, NJ r., fop
burglary In stealing from the warehouse be Northern
Transportation Company nearly bale Of cotton goods
pdrton Of which be sod Tor sos. H Acknowledged his
ean,, and wisn qaestped as 70 hs motive answered.
IAs isA,ning lads 40 b. ~ rs a wifc snd three
chAdIsb living IN haroi. W. (. .sty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23

The Sale Of osysrnnsns vivs-swsnsy
m1e 81 ~ Sm.zDnsnA, June n ,lsss.
Tho loan agent rspcsts NE sa,e 100 900 AvNtwsu.
arc beng made 70 Nay -, end with The fAoAiss now
poesesscd By the Departments bonds win be issued morS
promptly hereafter. The excitement the border con
sequsnt thu undeveoped movements Of the rebels has
caused tsmposary dmnution Of the salee more on &C
count Of tns recruiting Of volunteers than from any want
Of confidence IN tho suecess Of The loyal States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23
~<<S< Sr<<~ ~<rFHf
UNITED STATES
TREASURY.


This room-the largest and finest In the buildng-has
been essentially changed. All the old wooden desks and
ratings have been remoycdboth hoso formerly placed
10 the centre of the aud those erected each sde
Through the middle Of the rotunda fine high rafting has
been erected, within which thick and broad marble
counter placed. similar one, attached 10 the
outside Of railing will be for accommodation o.
those transactiug business with the clerks inside No
other changes have been made in the room thus far cvcn
this railing and counter being still unfinished From the
or this portion OF tho building II would appear
that considerable time must eapse before Mr. Cisco can
tnke possession. str ial -
The every portion Of the room have been painted
and improved In appearance.
Il TrHvArLrs re-
The vaults where hereafter such vast sums OF money
will deposited located each side OF the Pine
entrance the rotunda the doors leading Into
tn. Of Inc room formerly occuped by the Entrance sna
Clearance department Of the Custom House and Of nes
Immediately Opposite on the eastern side o. tho build
feet IN snsih. and fully protected by immensely
strong steel dps two OF which placed 81 The
outer and inner door The vaults them
solves rn clad all sdes, the ceing and on tho
nw tss ryoms underneath these vaults In the bass-
pent. as< nlied up with solid masonry. y . ~ ~
rSE OLD NAVAL oyucn y. g1,
TIE formerIy occupied by portion q the Nsv.l
Once ccrks has been transformed into pleasant wem
cicrks AssiIiSs similar IN design that 10 shs rolan1s
Of the new Custom House has bssn placed position u
and without. are assehsa msrSss countsrs ia cns q
each clerk ihc railing BE- raised and lowered hue
ing their business until sisr once hours and q
the uninterrupted prosecuon Of the once buneGs Moge
sr zoe osssdsr Ssns small door S:s Ss.s oss Ssoss
the wall 70 the rotunda Attending ready eonmun3e
ton between the two departments
CASHIERS OFFICE.
The room heretsfore occupied ~ the Cashier q IL
Custom house has NOT besn p.'ea Shsnssd Misn -
placing In position OF railing similar 70 that a. ~ -
posts ROOM and the erection Of high iron railing,
az when the building was used the Custom House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23

DrowSEp.--Mchacl Dunn, abcrer on the barge 4 y
Shaw. accidentally drowned at Alexandria va on
<he lth inst His friends reside In the vicinity Of New
, cay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23

-. LounvILiR, KY, juno II, 1882
terrible are on Friday, a. FRANKFORT, KY, Consumed
the building used - uunnery, and small churrh "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23
The Late Prtvateer Sumter.
THE MURDERER OF HER CArrAiN AT BERMUDA

From the Bermuda Royal Gazette, June Ell
Many OF reaters will doubtless rccoect The muir.
der Of CAPTAIN Anderson by Joseph Hester the second Of
hcer Of the Confederate steamer sumter while that hp
Law 10 Gibraltar Bay IN the month OF October last The
reson we now aude that dreadful tragedy N that tbe
wretched criminal now on board her Majesty steamer
Shannon, which vessel arrived here from Gibral.
TAR the 1st inst. The crew n the Sumter
wsro PAID on several mouths before, and the ye.
sci In charge Of two officers and q sufhc ent
number Of hands 10 take charge OF her. The captain
had reason 70 suspect that hts ocer had made
with q the stores OF the ship and had gone on
ehore TO get further evidence after the captain
return and whilst ying In his berth he was Deliberately
shot by Hester, aud almost immediately expired IN ZEE
shots from revolver having been fred into his body
Hester was Immediately arrested, and coroners inquest
vas held The body of the deceased officer and versct
OF ''wiliul murder" returned against Hester
Hester had mentioned his intention 10 murder tho can
tain 10 Of the stewards but he was heard
ute just pcre the oapt'n came on board the steward
did not believe him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23

vi
paragraph having appeared insnuatng thai tho Van.
debt purposey kept out ~ the way the Alabama
II seems but fair 70 publish the following OF the
aai communicated by OF the officers Of the former
vessel, and which account we have every 70 be-
lieve Is correct
The Vanderbilt, II Il true OF the island Of Santa
Cruz aud arrived at ST. Thomas the day mentioned
about eleven O'Clock A. NJ she there received
federal States Consul that the Alabama was In
Trinity bay, Martinique The report stated that she
blocked in there by the (federal) Alabama ana the
Oneida. Upon receiving this Information the Vanderbilt
waited inst twenty minutes Ia get barrefc -four from
the shore for the ships use and then put 10 get
tug INTO the yciny OF Trinity Bay, about O'Clock
the following evening. all lights covered In order 10
render the ship nearly invisible as possible ard the
pilot house was covered with sail. Lying thus until
twelve O'Clock and seeing signs Of any vessel signals
made Tor any federal vessels that might be there
but there rcsponc. The next morning inquiries
ELECTED that the Alabima had been there at all,
upon which the Vanderbilt proceeded 90 Fort de France
and there ulId the tfedera) alabama. which had 70
coived similar info nation and had been IN Triiy Pay
within four hours after receiving 10, but found that
nothing had been there IN po Of fact the wAoie thing
"shars." strn,dr small joke played ~ on
e Yardess uh1s iyng at the Lxs pameri port-A fisher
and reported, with every appearance Of CIR
cumstantsty, that he had men OF war out AT
sea- the dying the Confederate flag aud the oher one
he COLD make out, who engaged and fought for half
hour, at the expiration Of which time " the com
baans took tho other In tow. This report also on in
curry, turned out to be all gas"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23
The NEW sUB-TREAsURY.

The Present Appearance and Condition
OF che Old Custom House-Ths AIteras
lions Made and 70 BE Made-Progress
OF the Work-No Probability OF .
speedy Renewal, &C., &c. vi fs'
Since tho beginning Of the rebellion the Importance a
the financial department Of the government has vastly IN.
creased Two or three years ago the routine business OF
tho Treasury Department transacted with but little
trouble, and no great accommodations were roaur.
Cd by those acting as the financial agents Of
the government in this city. The bank build.
log N Wall street, next door 70 the ole
Custom House, though small and devoid of good &C.
conmodations, suiced for the wants OF the sab-sa.
surer. though even then he was DESTROYS OF bette
building His applications to tho authorities at Wash
ngton were always dsregarded until the advent OF hs
present administration and the inauguration Of this 70
beIon The growing wants Of the Sub Treasurer wore
represented to the Secretary Of the Treasury lstss
written BY the former In the latter part Of 1867
or the beginning Of 1862. In this letter Mr. Cisco
demonstrated TO tho satisfaction OF Secretary Chase that
the government would gain by transferring ce revepus
business OF the port from the building formerly By
the Custom House authorities to anotherthat then occu
pied the Nerchants' Exchange being designated a.
ntting one for the purpose The suggestion to
the business 10 this building and suthorzc the
patton Of the old Custom House the Sub Treasury
therefore adopted Before this to be per-
mauent for many years-could % ereoted. .
great number OF alterations in both bulldogs
were necessary. Those made IN tho Merchants'
Exchange were completed time since, the bus
Of the Custom House removed thither The aitsra
tions thus have already fully described Tho
HERALD Oar readers viii be interested In descriptions
Of the SUB Treasury Il Is at present and In ~
alterations 70 be made In before It's occupation
ms EXTERIOR. @af
49, - - q 49,
edidce which have been rather imsovemssts
We should Judge. Tho FIRST work done on this
portion OF the building 70 carefully clean II, WORK
men having been employed for several weeks In wash,ng
and sorbbng every stone and column The railiDgs
Pine street, the ana in front Of the Naval
once and Cashiers 0oa also removed, and eacA
stone In tho space between the building and tho side
walk was taken up, chiseed and replaced. On Wan
street, he outside doors tho entrance the rotunda
removed. together with their framework as also
all the railing at the head Of the steps. marble
slab inserted in tho front OF the ed1co tho
trance bearing tho following inscription =
UNITED STATES FaW E3e.
a1Wxvpx z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-30
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

nIVIDEND NOrlCK,-The Board of Directors If the
- Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail
road Company have declared = dividend Of eleven
dollars and 6fty cents per share the capital stock
of the company yabIe to the stOckholders their
legal representatives, on the let November, 1868,
out Of the revenues of the company during tho years
1856, 1857, 1853, and 1859, (during which years
dividends received by the stockholders which
revenuas have been recently received from the vr-
ginia Central and Orange and Alexandria Railroad
Companies, by whom they have been collected
oc 29-3t JB WINSTON, Treas.
nIVIDEND hOTlCE.-At q meeting OF the Board
- Of Directors u the Richmond, Fredericksburg,
and Potomac Railroad Company, held on the 2lst
October, 1863, q dividend Of 7 per cent Was de
cIared out Of the profits Of the six months ending
30th September, 1868, payable to the stockholders
or their legal representatives tho lst Of Eovcm
Der, 1868. J B WINSTON,
Oc 26-6t Treasurer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-30

AsEcDorE OF JuDas MARsuALL.-The Peters
burg Register, in an article about suppressine the
vice OF gambling by legislation, introduces the fol
lowing anecd0te:
Richmond has always been terrible place for
gambling. Years ago, II and Augusta, In Georgia,
were noted the country throush AZ the headouar-
ters Of the sporting fraternity In this connection
an anecdOtc II told Of the late Chief Justice Mar
shall. While on.hts way to hold the Federal Court
at Augusta, he was Overtaken In the sandy cOun-
try Of South Carolina by saliOW-lOOkipg chap,
riding a hea bitten, sand hill tacky. With the
curiosity characteristic Of his class he wished TO
know ali about the "siranger''-what mOut be his
name, and what mout be the place he come from,
and what mOut be the place he was going to. The
"Oid Chief' good -naiHredy "pIayed Off his cat
echzei for while, but at last permitted him TO
certain that he was from Richmond, In Virginia,
and was going 70 Augusta, In Georgia. "Weli,' %
said sali0w-face, s'yoa say you are from Rich
mond, In virsiany!" 'Ycs," said the Judge -
"ARd you say" iepiied the saiiow face, .lhat
darn'd II you aint got deck In your pocket ;"