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CAPTURED BY THE REBELS.

On Monday night last, a band Of twenty
guerrillas, under the command of Capt. Corne.
hus Kincheloe, entered Occoquan and cap.
tured Mr.. John Underwood, who was there on
a visit, in company with Mr.. Thomas Golfer,
OF this city. The latter, however, made his
escape, they not discovering his whereabouts
The last heard of Mr.. Underwood he was in
Stafford in the hands OF Il rebels. On the
Friday previous, W. H. Shaw and Thomas
Nash, Of this city, were captured by the same
crowd and carried about thirteen miles, robbed
OF all the money they had, and let go. This
band was formerly under the command of
Captain Brawner, of Prince William, who was
killed at the same time Moseby received his
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AFFAIRS IN GEORGEfOWN.
Correspondence Evening Star.l

GEoT GETowN, Sep smbar 12, IS6;
AT meeting OF he Ro-rd of Directors OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal COMPANY in vonr
city on Thursday 10th inst, MIR. L. ]. BrengIe
of Frederick, Md, was appoirted President Of
The Eoard protein. And Horace Benton, ESQ,
Of montgomery, Md, was removed from tbs
SUPPLEMENTARY of the Georgetown Division of
the Canal, and Mr.. John Cameron of our town
appointed to fill his position. Mr. Cameron is
good Union mar, and having been EMPLOYED
on the Canal before as Superintendent of the
Second Division, Is no doubt we'll acuuairtad
with his duties, and will with his usual ener
pIrtment.
Last evening Officer Thomas found man bv
the name Of George Bruce lying in Mr. IIibby;s
lumber yard in dying condition. He was
conveyed to the Almsbou.e, but before re .ch-
Ing 1t, life was ext'nc.. 1t appe-rs that Bruce
had been hauled over from the First Ward in a
cart by man named English Harry, who
dropped him at the Lumber y.rd 10 taka
chance
The arrivals TO- day are:-Steamer Chamber
lam, Stewart, Philadelphia. merchandise to
Hyde i D-vidson; schrs SWIFT, James. R,Iti.
more, coal to Palmer; Ezekiel Wheaties. Fletcher.
Eastern Shore, Md, to sundry persons; Ere,
mont Sprawdin, Baltimore lumber - Pick
to Government; N. J. Erayton, Miliken Eos-
ton, merchandise to HartIy l. Bro: Jas Buch-
anau, Archibald, PorS kinds'y, pig iron; Col
J. +. Frerge, Murphy, Havre- de. Grace, coal
coal to Hieston; Breeze, Hulty, New York, grain
to Government Constitu ion, Darling, New
York, do; Susquehanna, Myers, Baltimore,
grain to Darby; Mary Eilen, Taipy, Washing
ton, light; barge Lewis Audenriccc, McCart.
nco, Alexandra, light; Sarah Ann, OdonneiI,
Alexandra, light
Departed-Schr. b. q. Pitts, -, Newark.
N. j.; Mary s Tibbetts, IN Y, Goa, from
Rays docks: ID. b. Warner, Alden, N Y, coal
from Agnew docks.
Business for the week has been quiet Mar.
kets firm; with wholesale quotations as fol .
lows:
Flour-family, common, IS; choice, slOa
Sl0.50; super, $5-50aS5 95; extra, SO 25aS6 50.
Wheat-red, S1.27; white, s1.iO. Corn-yel-
low, Soc; white, S5a90c. Oats, soc. Hay, s25
aS2S. Mill stuff 25a65c. Potatoes, per busheI
SlaS1.25. Apples, 81. Oranges, per boz, s6.
Lemons, do. 1925. Champagne, SI7 per case
Champagne cider, sl.50aS5. WHISKY, double
as1.9O fine, S2.75. Cumberland coal, Sc so.
anthracite, Ssaso. Wood, pine, S475as5 q:
oak, S6aS6.5O. Lumber, S25aS35 per NJ Plas,
ter, lump, sc; ground, SiO. CUBA.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
NAVAL ORDERS

NAVAL ORDERS.
Capt. John Rodgers, detached (sick) from the
command of the C.-non'cus and waiting orders.
Commander E. G. Parrot, detached from the
command Of the Augusta and ordered to COM
mand the Canonicus.
Lieut.. Com'r Thomas H. Eastman, detached
from temporary ordps nee duty at Navy Yard,
Washington, and ordered to the South Atlantic
blockading squadron.
Lieut.. A. T. Mackenzie's orders to the Naval
Academy revoked, and ordered to the South
Atlantic Blockading Squadron.
Lieut.. Winfield s. Schley, ordered to tempo.
rary ordnance duty at the Washington Navy
Yard.
Ensign Frederick J. Naile, ordered to the
Mississippi Squadron.
Third Assistant Engineer Albert X. Fulton,
granted permission to appear for examination.
James Hayes, warranted gunner in the U.
s. Navy.
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FRANCK TAYLOR,
STATION HOUSE FOB METROPOLITAN Po-

MAYORS OFFICE, SEPT II, 1884,
8lALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Building Com
office until WEDNEsDAY, septsmber 2Sd. at Ii
O'Clock d. for the erection Of One Station House
to be located ON southeast corner Of south b ard
west Sixth streets, nd according to the plans
and specfcations which may be seen ct this OH CO.
when the bids will be publicly opened and read and
thereafter.
An oath Of allegiance by the bidder or bidders
must accompany each proposition. and ample De-.
curty will be required for the faithful performances
of the contract.
The Building Committee reserve the riaht to de-.
cline any or al the proposals. il deemed for the
interest of the CORPORATION.
RICHARD WALLACH Mayor
JOHN 6EMME3
President of the Board OF Aldermen
ASBURY LLOYD.
sel2-fd President Board OF Common Council
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REAL ESTATE SALEs-Mess1s Mcclure s
20. sold the following lots, situa ed on Four
seenth and porth streets, square No. SO, at
public auction yesterday ai.ernoon Let 1,
Thos. Fe-1y, at IS cents; lot Q, b. M Mead, at
q cents; lot 8, r. Fa'y, at IS cents; lot 4, Mrs.
jacobs, at Is cents: lots and 6, VIM. Mclean,
at 26H Gems; To- Z, NJ. Ellis, at % cent?; lots
end 9. Anthony Buchly, at 50 cents; lot 10, A.
Ereuhi, st % cents; los II and I2, oujs Schon.
born, at 2S cents; lot 10, L ,uss Godfrey at q,
CHS. Wele. IN thst the purchasers will nearly
all commence Improvements at once.
FIGRT AND FLIaHT.-Yesterday afternoon.
Barnard Gale n and John Spring got into fght
in he hotel corner of Thirteenth and q and
,trcets, (late Maher Q, In which CaIIan got
fis nose skinned ard bled freely. The police
had race for Callan, but secured him: and
found Spring hid in clio ct in the hou-e. They
were taken to the Secord Ward Station, where
Callan was fired S1.G3, ard Spring SI.ei; both
nnes being paid b. Spring.
CHARGE OF STEALING FROM HER HUSBAND
On tuesday, Officer Barker arrested Elizat 9TH
smith on the charge Of stealing about $975 in
English gold coin and Treasur notas from her
husband, and she had heari ~ before Justice
Ferguson, who dismiss ed the case Smith Saws
they were not married, and she says that they
were.
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M IDIOAL DEPARTMENT

M lDIOAL DEPARTMENT
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
The FIFTY.eIXTH SESSION OF THE SCHOOL
OF MEDICINE in the UNIVERSITY or NARY.
LAND will commence on MONDAY, the 18th OF
October. 1858. and end On the lst of March, 1854.
full course OF Lectures will be gwen on ali the
On Srgery-By Prof. N r. Smith
Aiken. " -0' " =. "A
On Principles and Practice ofMedicine and Clinical
On Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women and Chit
dred-By Prof. Miltenberger.
On Anatomy and Physioiogy---By Prof. Smith.
On Institutes Of Medicine, Materia Medicn and
TherapsuticS-By Prof. Mc3herry.
Practical Anatomy will be taught BY James II
Butler, n. D Demonstration.
During the continuance of the war Military Sur.
gerry and Military Hygeine will be introduced Is a
=. Matricnlates of this School have access 1T oil
tin es = the wards Of the Baltimore In6rmsry
where they can witness the performance Of all the
principal operations in Sur gerry, and can observ
the numerous forms of disease under treatment.
The Infi!msry is spacious hospital attached to
the Medical school. and it is to the Students
daily throughout the entire year, without any ad
The fees FOR The Course Of Lect urss are $50: fo-
Matriculltion 95; and for Practical Anatomy $40.
1t GEORGE w. MILTENBERGER, NJ B.
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Third EDITION.
5 O'CLOCK p. n.
LATEST FROM THE SOUTH
THE RICHMOND PAPERS DESpONDENT IN
VIEW OF The LOSS OF MORRIS ISLAND.
THEY ADMIT THAT THE YANKEES CAN NOW
BATTER DOWN CHARLESTON WITH
THEIR ARTILLERY

We have before us the Richmond Sentinel
of the sth, from which we copy as follows:
The Sentinel says editorially:
The news received from Charleston on yes.
terday, tells Of the evacuation Of Battery Wa.
ner, and ths complete occupation of Morris
Island by the cremy.
This is a step towards success in the reduc.
ton Of Charleston; but it is MOI success itself,
nor does it by sny mears ersure it. We I'M
derstand that our officers in command there re.
gardit as entirely practicable to defend Charles
ton without Morris Island.
But while the enemy cannot force the sur
render of the city, we fear that the danger has
much increased of its being battered down by
their artillery. Charleston has we'd itself for
the trial, and the sympathies and prayers OF a
nation are exhibited in its behalf God grant
her safe deliverance.
FLAG OF TRUCE BOAT.
The flag OF truce boat brought no prisoners.
nor an answer to any of the propositions pro-
posed by Mr.. Ould at the last meeting of Com.
missioners. 1t can hardly be supposed that
the only object in coming up the river was
70 exchange newspapers, but from what we
can Learn, that seemed to be the purpose of the
visit,
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HIAR VEL HEAR YET BEAR YEm
IL READ AND BE WISE,

179 south street. 179 south street.
IL still open for the benefit of the sick and dis
eased and for the suppr assion of On, and be
are the only Botanic Physicians practising in
Washington. Established in 1s49, during which
time Thousands of sici persons ave be en- made to
rejoice in newness Of life and visor We have cases
Who call on US daily, who have been robbed By
country and their health nearly ruined. Aleo we
have number OF Surgeons Of the Army under our
treatment. who scknowledgs that va can cure all
Secret Disearss without Mercury. Cll and be
convinced. Once 179 south st. bet 9th and 10Th
NJ ar the Smii hsonian Institute seI2 cost
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PRISONERS OF WAR

Thos. ]. Myers, Co. A, and @. W. Sinclair.
Co. F, Whites cavalry, and Eden Fonchie, q
supposed rebel deserter sent here by Provost
Marshal General Of Defences south of the
Potomac, were committed to the Old Capitol
yesterday by order of Capt. Todd.
John Brodier and Thomas Jaryins CHARGED
with being secessionists, and sent in by the
same officer, were also committed
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~ letter from Norfolk processes to give
the details OF plan which the Rebels have on
foot for the re-capture of that city. tsays that
the expedition against the city is to be commit.
ted TO General Longstreet, and several Gener.
ais OF lesser light who are we'll acquainted with
the topography of the country. We cannot
conceive what use Norfolk would be to the
Rebels at the present time. unles. they want
harbor for the English Rebel rams
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ID PAMPHLETS
llEVERDY JOHN9ON,s Renlv IN Jnd1a Advo

REvERDY JOHNSON 3 Reply to Judge Advo.
cate General 3 Revlsw Oft Court Martial Of GEN.
Fitz John POI ter; 50. '
Writings War Powers Of the President; IS.
Hunts Union Foundations; 3d.
Laws of War and Martial Law; 10
1nstructions for the Government of Armies in
he Field IS
American Shareholders Rebellion. By Sidney
.. Morse; 70.
Letter to the President of the Unit.d States by
Refugee; IS. ~
Orr Unity as q Nation. By p santral; u.
Reply to Horace Binney on the Priy,le7e of the
Writ of Habsas Corpus; IS.
Opinions Of the Founders Of the Rspu blio on NJ. .
goes. as Slaves, As Citizens, and Is Soldiers: 80
Cairnes ON the Slave Power; 80.
The Crisis; 80.
FRANCR TAvTnR
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COLONEL JOHN II. WARING.-We are glad to
be able TO state that our highly respected fell
low citizen, Col. Warning, now confined at Fort
Delaware, is in the enjoyment of excellent
health. He is kindly treated, and is in good
spirits as man can possibly be under such
circumstances. Our informant saw and was
permitted to be with him for many hours
Marlboro (Md.) Gazette.
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HThe ST. Louis Republican says that there
is perfect hegira Of the disloyal citizens Of
Western Missouri into the interior Of that
State. Those passing through Lexington are
represented as pale faced and haggard The
spectacle was most woe-begone, many of the
melancholy crowd had not even shoes to their
feet lew had some miserable vehicles, in
which they were transporting what little they
could save from the wrecks of the homes from
which they have been driven.
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@The Louisville Journal has a dispatch
which shows considerable disaffecton among
army officers OF Georgia rebel regiments. The
dispatch referred to states that Capt White, of
the 4th Georgia cavalry, was shot at Chatta.
nooga as a deserter and spy. Capt. Rhodes, of
the same re simen, was hot, and all re CINE ntal
officers OF the 4th Georgia reduced to the ranks.
forencouraging deserters and aiding conscripts
to escape.
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SThe Rebel State Government of Missis-
sippi, at last accounts, was in Noxubee couu.
ty, on the Alabama border, i've hundred miles
from the Capital. That of Missouri was at
Little Rock, in Arkansas. The Governor and
State officers Of Louisiana were on board of an
old steamboat up ore Of the bayous of the Mis-
sissippi river, and Governor Isham G. Harris,
with the archives OF Tennessee, was some.
where in the mountains in the northern part of
Alabama
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REMOVED FOR DIsLOYALTY.-Dr. W. r.
Hurley from Tennessee, has been remoy ed
from second-class clerkship in the First Au-
ditor's office for opposing the emancipation
proclamation, and for expree sing other disloy.
al sentiments.-N. Y. tribune
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ANOTHER INVASION BY LEE SURMIsED-It
Is believed by military men whose means of
information are Of the best description, that
Gen. Lee has, within the last few days. re.
ceived heavy reinforcements, and that he med.
ltates another aggressive campaign. The weak
ness shown by the rebel armies at other points
is thought to strengthen the probability that
the insurgents are gathering their forces for q
desperate effort under their most trusted com
mander=TriLune.
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LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM CHARLESTON.
All Quiet on Morris Island.
The IrOnSideS and Monitors She'll
ing MOultrie.
Our Forces Erecting Works from
which to Shell Charleston.

NEW YoEE, Sept 1.-The steamship AraGo'
from CT arleston bar On the evening OF wed.
nesday-six ocloch-has arrived.
Everything was quiet at Morris Island when
the Ara 20 left.
The Ironsides and Monitors were still en-
gaced in Smelling Fort Moultre.
Fort Sumter has not yet surrendered.
The Union forces were erecting works from
which to shell Charleston.
Everything is progressing favorably.
Our troops met no loss at the evacuation OF
Morris Island.
No direct attack had been made on the city
when the Arago left
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~ Parson Brownlow is out with notice of
the re-establishment OF his paper, the Knox
VILE Wing. He says: al expect to issue the
first number in October, as it was in this
month, two years ago, my paper was crushed
by the God. forsaken mob at Knoxville, called
the Confederate authorities. Will Commence
with the hell born and he'll. bound rebellion.
where the traitors forced me t o leave off,,
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NAVAL CAPTURE.

Acting Master J. W. Smith, commanding u.
S. steamer Bermuda, reports the capture, on
the 18th ult., Of the British schooner Carmita,
loaded with 161 bales Of cotton, and bound
from Valasco, Texas, to the Balize, Honduras.
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APPOINTED

Major G. q. Gilbert 10Th U. S. infantry, has
been appointed acting assistant provost mar
shall general Of the first ten districts of Penn.
sylvania, his headquarters to be at Philadel-
phia.
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A COOP TIME COMING Cassidy, Of the
Washington Theater, with characteristic enter
prise, has made an engagement with those
popular professors Of the comic art, Dan Set
chell and Lofty Hough, who both have hosts of
1rierds in this city. Tney will appear at the
Washington Theater on Monday night
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~ Mr.. Adams, our Minister to England.
and his family, are touring it In Scotland
- John Ross has been reelected principal
chief Of the Cherokee nation.
~ Forrest is PLAYING Richelieu to crowded
houses at Ntblo's, New York.
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LOCAL NEWS.

THE DRAFT.-The following cases were dis
posed of by the Board of Enrolment nm to the
hour OF o'clock to-day
Henry Prince, furnished substitute-Wm.
John Woodland, colored, furnished substi.
tute-Charles Johnson.
John Cumberland, furnished substitute-C.
KientZling.
Charles G. Roberts, disability.
Cyrus H. Delap, disability.
John Y. Donoshue, paid commutaton.
John Spencer errone ously enrolled.
Patrick Harne', alien.
benjamin Leach, paid commutation.
Simeon White, disability.
John p. CohilI, only son of a widow
John q Parker, only son of a widow.
Lewis WILKINSON, furnished substitute-N
Seitz.
Philip Roach, disability.
VIM. Il. Mills, disability
julius johnson, disability.
Jos, Fl. Allen, only sou of q widow.
John +. Prosper, two of household in service
Bueferd Sauter, furnished substitute-John
Gier.
Moses Palmer, colored, accepted.
Francis Fox, over age.
William Moore. alien.
Jennings Paul, only son of aged parents.
William W. Cook disability.
Aired Bell. under age.
John Kennedy, alien.
George A. Bailey, paid communion.
John White, colored, alien
William H. Mckinley, disability.
John J. Stillman, disability.
John Carol, colored, furnished substitute
Chas. Blanchard.
John Fitzgerald, alien.
Edward W. Davis, only son OF widow.
Levi w. Burrows, furnished substitute
John Walker.
Charles Peters, under age.
Augustus Graham, furnished substitute
Henry Burrows.
Frank Magruder, colored, furnished substi-
tute-Alex. Wilson.
DIsMIssRD.-Thursday,A August Bowen was
called up tor further hearing by Justice Clay.
ton on the charge OF stealing SO, 700 from Major
B. Latham, paymaster, U. s. A.. on the 26th
June last
Major Latham testified that on the day before
the night of the robbery, Mr.. Chapman, clerk
to Major Williams, proposed to the witness to
take his money from the iron chest and put it
in q wooden box belonging to Major Williams
He merely acquiesced without q second
thought, and Chapman placed 1t in the box.
That night the box was taken from the
room, broken open, and the next morning was
found on the pavement near the front door
step. Messrs. Chapman, Church and Ford
went into the cellar to search for the money,
there being fresh footprints leading to the cell
lsr. There Mr.. Chapman found chernise, In
which was wrapped the postal money, about
e3,sOO. MIR. Chapman took It TO Major Latham.
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FoRD.-Energetic manager Ford not only
carries on first class theaters in two cities, Blu
also runs excursion trains between here and
Baltimore, for the accommodation of the public,
as will be seen by his card elsewhere.
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~ We are indebted to that active news
caterer, Barney Green, Kirkwood House, fol
copies of New ! ork papers of yesterday in
advance Of the mail.
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THE BRIG CAMBRIDGE.
FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. 12.-The gunboat
Massachusetts arrived here from Charles ton,
having lett there Wednesday evening, reports
nothing heard of the brig cambridge.
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FMAsoN!c-Thsre will be a special com.
QS municatiOn of Dawson Lod &c, No u.s. TO
MORROW Saturday EVENING, Sept u, At =
O'Clock. for comforting degrees. Master Mason,
are invited to be present. By order of the W M
Sc ii 1t 3. 4. MURPHY, Sec'y.
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From Tennessee.
NEGRO LABORERs EMPLOYED.

MILITARY RAILROAD FROM NICHOLAS
WILLIE TO KNOXVILLE BEING BUILT
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Washington Money Market-Latest Orc.
tationS.
Furnished by Lewis johnson & Co., Bank

NIw YORK RATRs-3 o CLOCK p. Il.
Coupon 6's, 1881. 106x; 1908, 1O6xa107; New
Certificates Of Indebtedness, 99h; Gold, i2aR
Market better since first board. Govern
ment stocks STEADY.
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DR. LEWIS Has removed to o42 Psar. avenue,
two doors above his former Office. Call
ara s5. %i1sot the e, p G New and In
Teeth, which is far superior to any
other mode now in uEe Also. Teeth extracted
without pain, when desired. Terms Moderate In
all cafes. Sc II 1y
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DLEASURI BOATS TO LET BY THR DAY Or
Il HOUR

river) vii! carry 10 or y persons; also, the "A
boat, and has capacity for Is persons: Apply
to BARNES 4 son saimskers, 6ss Eleventh
for Sunday should engage them beiolehadd.
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+, nd told him $500 was gone. He returned
and in corner OF the collar found Si5 in cents.
the cnemise BELONGED to a servant girl named
Julia Riley. He did not, at that time suspect
any one, but subsequently suspected Bowen,
and had him Arrested the day after by Detecti YES
Hogan and Ducan They examined the prem
ises and the prisoner, and Suggested the dis.
missal OF Bowen and the arrest Of Chapman,
Church, and the gill. The suggestion as to
the arrests was not agreed to by the wit.
ness, but Bowen was dismissed. Things
remained in this condition until the Others
lett the city. Finding out that the girl had
seen Bowen at the house the evening of the
rybbery, he then had . warrant issued by
Justice Johnson on the Sth OF August, on which
Bowen was arrested and taken before Justice
Clayton. 1t was then ruled for further hear
but the Major not being ready the case, at his
request, was postponed until September 10th.
Ar. Jas H. Aelman, sworn:-This witness
was expected to prove that the prisoner had
borrowed the screwdriver used in opening the
box; but when confronted with the prisoner
could not say that he was the man.
Julia Riley, sworn.-Said the chemise belonged
to her. and she had left 1t the day Of the rob.
berry on q barrel outside the house She saw
Eowen about eight o'clock that evening with
another man dressed in light clothes. They
opened the Majors door and went in; didn't
see them come out.
corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue, and received from him q bouuet of
flowers that afternoon.
W. s. Riddle, sworn.-Testified to seem 2
Bowen that evening in the passage Of the house.
The case was continued. Yesterday the
case was resumed.
Mr.. Norris appeared for the prosecution, n d
MI. Utermeble tor the defence. After hearing
the arguments, Justice Clayton decided thai
the evidence furnished no reasons upon which
to retain the accused longer in custody, and
certainly none to justify commitment to Court
and dismissed the case.
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T,hERE WILL BIZ SALE ON MONDAY
l. AFTERNOON, at q past 6. AZ the City Pound,
cornsr and Il streets, Of HOGS. Terms cash.
Be LIT. JOHN TOOMBS, Pound Master
sound, } will be sold chesp, % the owner has IN
NO further use for him. Inquire at theN0
corner of 18th and H streets. 50 2-sss
EORSALE-Ah hight OPEN TOP BUGGY, almost
l. new. for SAFE; price only SIS. Also,
good horse: for $50. The owner being IN
ct the Fancy Store, corner sth and street. above
the market. So u st.