Evening star., 1863-04-11

The principal was Carlos Capettinia, he en-
tered the store and offered the note. His
partner, camilla Dalliey stood on the other
side Of the avenue until he returned; Dalliey
is said to have held the bogus money and the
goods purchased, as in his possession lot Of
postal notes done up in rolls Of 40 and ID cents
eash, the cnange ne had received for the bogus
notes passed.
This morning Justice Ferguson held both for
further hearing. in the expectation that the
officers will discover a clue to the depository,
the mandatory, and the showers of this dam
Eprous counterfeit.
The notes are well calculated to deceive par
ticularly at night, but may be readily detected
by the coarse engraving; the border upon the
back is very defective, and about the figures on
the backsthe lines are blurred. The heads of
ashlngton, on the face OF the note, are very
imperfect, no two being exactly alike. and some
resembling the mug Of prize fighter. Some of
the letters on the face are also defective.
Detective Hogan, and other officers, have
been on the alert for the showers Of this money
for some time, and 1t is TO be hoped that as a
break has been made into the gang of showers
that the whole of them will be ultimately
caught 1t is thought that from the number OF
counterfeits in circulation that there is a large
gang concerned, and still at the business. To.
bacconists and dealers in small articles seem
to have suffered most, and the officers request
at the guardhouse, to see if they can identity
the parties.
LATEST Observation-Disclosures Mos.
EY MARKET.-Furnished by Lewis johnson
Co, Bankers.
U. S. Coupon Bonds, 1881 .....l15 I05S
U. S. 5'20s.... par and interest
ouartsrmasters' teri Checks. assass ass 'o'Sa'OSA
U. S. Demand Notes. =. H5a15O
American Gold. .45al50
American Silver. 100
Washington Corp. Stock. par
NEW YORK RATKs-3 O'CLOCK Pm
go Sofn
Demands, ISL; Gold, l5Ia.
THE CITY RAILRoAp.-The Washington and
Georgetown Company ha We purchased square
OF ground on the corner of Seventh and Bound
ary streets, and are about to erect car-houses
and stables thereon for the accommodation OF
the stock used on the Seventh and Fourteenth
street roads. They have also ordered the ma
terial for the construction of double track on
the entire line OF Seventh street, from the Pc.
tomac to the northern boundary Of the city
This work will be commenced as soon as the
weather will permit, and when completed the
cars will run every five minutes from Bound
ary street to the steamboat landing. This is
good news for the people residing in the north
ern section OF the city, which from recent OBJ
servation, we inclined to believe is being
more rapidly improved than any other neigh
borhood.
SIGNALLING PRIsoNERs.-Notwiths tanding
the repeated warnings that have been given
relative to signalling prisoners in the Old Cap
itol, there are those in the city who continue to
thus eyince their disloyalty. Last evening
three ladies-Anna Branaugh, Mary A. Coop
er and Fanny Branaugh-were guilty of the
indiscreton and the result was a commitment
to the Central Guard house for the night. This
morning they took the oath of allegiance and
were discharged.
ORPHANS COURT Judge PDrceN.- This
morning the will of Mrs. Elizabeth Brent
which devises her property to her children and
nomnates John Carroll Brent as her executor
was fully proved and admitted to probate The
will OF John Phillips, filed on last court day,
was fully proved. A number of accounts were
passed, among them the final account of the
administrator of the late Darius CIagett