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The only place where you car purchase InStS
Rubber goods Of all kinds at Manufacturer DR. oes II
st X. A. HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, Sio
PennsylVanls avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets Also, all kinds OF Rubber goods beAutis
FULLY repaired At short notice. mar9s-ti
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LYONS'S PURE OHIO
CATAwBA BRANDY !

The undersigned have been duly appointed tn"
only and sole agent for the sale OF this truly Pure
Medicinal Brandy Tor the city OF Warrington, ~
C., and the District Of Columbia. This Brandy
has been thoroughly anAlyEed by the State A
sAyer, DR.. A. A. Hayes, Chemist, and Prof Urham
sheppard, OF Charleston, CT Prof j. n. Chiffon
OF New York; Prof Pratt, Of savannah Prof. La
mon l. J. r. Nichols, and pronounced by them to be
strictly pure, and an excellent GtimulAnt In all
cases where pure brandies are indicated.
The manufacturer OF this nne Brandy guarantees
Tor will refund the money! that It will cure Chol'
era InfAntum, summer Complaint with Children
DiArrheA and Bowel Complaint.
PhySioiAns are now prescribing II in place OF
pAregorie, not having the deadening effect OF that
medicine upon the brain. The want OF pure meSii'
email has long been felt In this country. The
properties contained In this Brandy are more
stringent than French BrAndies This the manu-
fAoturers claims are the merits, and challenge the
world to disprove these facts.
z. D. GILMAN,
Druggist, $50 PenusylvAniA avenue,
ocS-smlf Agent for District OF Columbia.
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Al lNTRREsTIHG LECrURB.-Most Reverend
Martin J. Spaldng, the ne Rly-appOinted Arch.
bishop Of Baltimore, Is to deliver a l. oture on
fhiltnthtopv and hsrity Compared" for the
IRnetit OF St Nlrccut de Paula Soclety, on Friday
evening next, eth instant, at Odd Follows Hall,
At ~ o'clock.
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ST. JoHH's CuURCH.-St. Johns Eplscopal
church, opposite Lafayette square, having been
thoroughly renovated and much Improved, will b
opened Tor Divine service on next Sunday. Rev
j. Smyth Pyne, ID. D., SO long the rector, has re.
sisned, aud ia no longer connected with the con
Etegstion.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
EORD'S NEW THEATRE,
II TENTH ST., ABOVE PENNA. AVE.

FORD's NEW THEATRE,
L TENTH ST., ABOVE PENNA. AVE.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER .,
" THE STRANGER
MIsANTHaoPY AND REPENTANCE.
To ooneiaSs with Cfrst time in Wash nSton, this
"' " MY DRESS BOOTS.
THURSDhY-First time Of the great London
drsms entitled MIRIAM's CRIME;
Growers NEW THEATRE,
" Pepna. Avenue, near Willard Hotel
LEONARD GRoVER................ Director
c, d. HESs..................... Acting Manager
WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER
Third Night Of the Great Tragedy and Conedy
Mr.. T.. L. DAvEsP0RT,
AND MISS SUSAN DENIM.
Only time, most positively, OF this Magnificent
Double Bill:
The performance viii commence with
STILL WATERS RUN DEEP.
The performance viii terminate Nth Douglas
BLALK-EYED SUSAN,
In which
MI. Z. l, Davenport appears as william the Sailor
Blnek.Eyed Susan.....,.........Mi Miss Susan Denim
IMPORTANT NorrcE.-owing to the limit OF this
ensasement, no piece yM be',P'aisd.
c. A R D.
CHERRY BELLIES COMPLIMENTS
TO rou AND YOUR FRIEND,
And respectfully announces her
FAREWELL BRNEFrT
CA TERB uRY
FRIDAY AFTERNOON ANs EVENING,
NOVEMBER II,
when she will appear for the
ONLY TIME HERE
Ia the Great Play OF
THE FRENCH SPY
THE ENIlRV CANTERBURY COMPANY
Appear ina
MAGNIFICENT ENTERTAINMENT.
Don't forget
NENT FRIDAY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT,
CHERRY BELLIES BENEFIT. nosa
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-09

JHwBLhT SETs.-New and beautiful STYLES OF
Jowtlry Sets, last received at the Dollar store No
PeHhsylv"nis avenue, near Four-s ali
street. novs iis
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-09

A RARE CHANCE FOR THE CLERGY.-To-mor-
row evening the choice and valuable library OF
Rev. Joshua Morsell, the late rector OF Christ
Messrs J. e. Mcclure 4 Co. The collection en-.
braces many literary and scientific production
hetides numerous standard religious works
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A @ RID.
IA AGENCY B. AND o. r. R. COMPANY, J
OTFICE AMERICAN TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
t52 PennhylvAniA avenue.
For the benefit Of the travelling public, nstice il
hereby given that this day, the 18th instant, the
sale OF tickets will be resumed over this road for
all parts Of the West, including ST. Joseph and
LeAVenworth City.
Tickets can also be had at this office fer Phlla.
delphis, New York, and Boston, Aad for Albany,
Rochester, Buffalo, AAd Niagara Falls, via New
York.
baggage checked through to all points. SEES
NEW GAME OF CARDS. THE
IN New Musical Cards (patroniIed by the Roy
Family Of hnElAnd) are sent by post for Three
DolAiA. They are most amusing pAstimS, AMI
teach Musical Time quicker than other method.
"a moSt IntsTestinT and clever EGmo, n-Ti0lys.
admirably adapted for teaching Musical Time.
-HhrSiraied Loaaon Nei0s.
1uiTim q West Thirty.Ilxth a., Now York.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES.

pkoPoSALs Foh suffhiEs'
ouARrERmAsrEE's OFFICE, U. s. M. c.,
WARRINGTON. October q, 1894:
Sealed Proposals for each class separately will
the I'd day OF December next for furnishing to ths
United states Marine Corps, during the year 1895
the following supplies to be delivered AZ the office
sdolphia, Pennsylvania, Tree OF expense 10 the
United States, In such quantities as m ay from time
to time be required:
900 yards Of Sky Blue Kersey, all WOOL free from
hair, 81 inohe. wide, TO weigh "a ounces TO
the yard, lndiEo wool-dyed')
@ 8 Ss: Kd s S. sSG y sS ,o ,o
the yard undigo wool-dyed.j
1850 yards Dark Blue Twiled cloth, all wool, for
uniform coats, (lndiso wool-dyed,lu inches
widei to weigh ~ ounces per yard.
100 yards Of Scarlet Cloth, ali wool, (ooehlneal
dyodJe! inches wide, TO weigh is ouAces
CLAss No. q
5000 yards fet Dark Blue Flannel, for oyer,scks
all WOOL Qndlgo wool-dyed,l 81 inches wide,
to weigh 10 ounces por yard.
s 1000 yards ofat park Blue Flannel for shirts all
wool, qndho wool-dyed,) q inches wide,
200 Grey Blankets, ali wool, 20 weigh pound.
each, to be feet long and feet wide, and
free from grease.
made OF good fleece wool, with double and
twisted yarn, to weigh three pounds per
dozen pairs, free from grease.
CLASS No, q,
1900 yards White Linen Tor pants 90 inches wide,
10 weigh 10 ounces per ward.
II 900 yards white Linen for shirts 80 nehes wide
10 weigh II ounces per yard
H. 900 wards Csnto. FLANNEL for drawers n ipches
wide, TO weigh ounces per yard.
$500 yards Cotton licking, for bedsaeks.
CLASS Not
s p Ss Caps complete Except ponpSSS,
lf2"s fompons, reg Westeo, oah snape' anu h'e
$500 Fatigue Caps, with covers, TO be made OF
, AM s, uIie 0'o'h' ino'Bo "ooiuyeu'
CLASS Nos
600 gross Coat Buttons, (Eagle1
100 TO-, Vs.t antton.' IEsSlsS'
ZOO pairs yellow Metal Crs,een,s And Scale
$50 sets Epsule, .pullio, for sergeant. and cor.
moral,
100 sets ' EP.ulst pullio, for priv.,e,.
800. yards r Yellow Bindias.
l,oOs yards OF Red Cord.
100 swords for serEesnt.
90 Sword, for musicIans
40 Drums (tenorl oomple,e
20 Drum siinRs
100 Batter Drum Heads.
100 Snare Drum Heads Il.
100 prum Cords.
so sets OF Drum sr.res
50 pairs Drum stioEs.
CLASS No,s
10000 Army Boots (Infantrie patterpJ
r., ,..No,
, mn ,..,.,,. n SLhss 80 ~ rn =. >,,
Wv S esnl SoHe,, with .,S assMaes'
~ D Dy " T n Titn HeSs h''aehe"
' sOO retelssion Gap pouehe''
10 W., ~ noA De'''
~ Wsist pI.a
'iSo Svn,S Ftos.
lou sworn Frogs
, 40, .,, ,,..,SLhss 70; o, ~
lr@oo I'm nsgazine' Tor Cattrdsa boAes' per
Sample
49,, ,,, |LAsS W. u
Luz nnsPsaks,
90 Csntoens,
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OHIEF oUARTERMAsTER's OF.

NHIEF QUARTERhASTER OF.
" FICE, DEPoT OF WAsHIEsToE, WARRINGTON,
D. C., January I, 1854.
Alidealers In Drugs Hardware, Lumber, Leather,
once Furniture, Harness, and sAddlery, are re-
ouestod 70 send TO this ONCE, on the MONDAY OF
each week, sealed proposal or list, IN duPltoais,
Of the articles they prepared TO furnish 10 this
epot AZ short notice, with the price Of each
Arked In plain figures, 30 that, In ease the ext.
eneies OF the service require IT, the article or
lowest price,
Dealers wishing TO sell 70 this Depot will DO re-
qulred 70 furnish the list punstualy every Monday
\ irnins. D. II. RUCKER,
Brissdisr General and Chief 9u.Tssrp..,sr,
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Has TURNED LAwIER.-Superior Court, Suf-
iolk-Upon molten OF George S. Sullivan, ESQ,
walter s. FoFaIlAn was admitted to practice an
attorney In all the courts Of this Common wealth,
-BoIoR Advertiser, Nor 4.
Mr.. McFnrlan is well known to many persons In
WhshinRton and George swn. He was formerly
connected with this paper, but has been attending
the Cambridge Law School for the last eighteen
months His success 10 his studies and his quick
admission to one Of the best bars in the country,
promise, upon his return to this city, high posi-.
ton among the legal fraternity.
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u 0 Z ) A L e
$50 cases brakes Plantation Bitters.
200 W, j. C. Club House Gin.
1850 hbls. Old Rye Whiskey.
so Very Old Rye whiskey.
100 half chests Tea OF various kinda.
100 boxes Old Plantation Coffee.
100 kits Mess Maokerel.
100 half kits Mess Msokerei.
100 kits Mol dc.
100 " No.a do,
100 " Picked Salmon.
81 bags Old lava Coffee.
hTd general assortment Of wiass, Lie usrs
hsnPE:r0a, Havana Cigars, he., at market ratea
W. C0hWfN BURGY,
No, II North Charles street,
nIa-ty Baltimore, Nd.
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EDWARD LYCETT,
Ia BOOKBINDFR,

No. an PENN. AVE, WAsWIHOTUH, d. L.
Booze bound in every style Turkey, Morogsc
kuLIlA and Call.
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~ A n T. 4 + y U X Y
LsuIsIAEA AVENUE, NEAR SIXTH sThrET.
GEORGE LEA. ........PRoPRfEToR
JOSH. .....srAGE MANAGER
MORE TALENT INCREASED ATTRACTION
MORE TALENT iNCRkASED ATTRACTION.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ExrRAoRDINHRY
ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.
The Manager has secured the services, for limited
number OF nights, OF Mr.. W. A.
$s$E; WAT $$$sE; $ $ss$$EE;
THE MOST ASTONISHING PERFORMER OF
THE AGE.
w-THE MAGICIAN,
R-THE COMEDIAN,
A-THE BANJOlsT,
Y-THE PATOMIMIsT,
W-NEGRo PERFORMER,
R-IRIsH COMEDIAN,
A-THE MUSICIAN,
Y-THE COMIC VOCALIST.
% % %ssE; $ % %$sS;; $ $s$S
The Most Versatile Actor on the Stage. Promi.
nent among his numerous act. 10 his great fe., of
nents.
First appearance In Warrington OF the greatest
living Contortionist and Acrobat,
MONS. DREvERHEY,
MONS. DREVERNEY,
MONS DREVERkEY,
MONS. DREvEREEI
whose extraordinary perfor FINANCES have been pro-
aouneed BY press and public
The MARVEL OF THE AGE
THE MARVEL OF THE AGE.
Last week otthe Talented Actress, Miss
CHERRY BELLE,
CHERRY BELLE,
CHAIR-OL0GY.
CHAIR-0L0GY.
CHAIR.0LOGY.
Cherry Belle.
And In the Screaming Farce Of
HAVE YOU SEEN HERl
HAVE YOU SEEN Herr
Cubas lin Horn. Cherry Belle.
First appearance Of Mi"
JENNIE WALTON,
JENNIE WALTON,
JENNIE WALTON,
JENNIE WALTON,
VOCALIST, DANSEUSE, AND CONEDIEHNE.
First time OF the Beautiful Ballet Pantomine, ar.
ranged by Mons. Louis slollosy, entitled
THE iNTRiGuES OF SPAIN.
HidAlso Ponchorino. ..............:....Jo Josh Hart
Fernando PereL....'. Mons. Louis szollosy
MAriguitA. ....................,mis Miss Mary Wesner
Donna Il ldetonsA...........Mih Miss Jennie johnson
FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER II,
FAREWELL BENEFIT
CHERRY BELLE,
When M az ni cent bill will be presented
THE FRENCH SPY,
with Cherry Belle 10 Three Great Characters.
LADIES AND CHILDREN
must bear In mind our regular
SATURDAY AFTERNOON MATINEE,
when all the Gems OF the Evenings Entertainment
will be given.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
PArQuette, Balcony, and GAllery,.........26 cents
OToho1tTA ChAlrn.... % oentH
Reserved Orchestra SsAtS, .,,............15 centB
Lower Private Boxes, holding six persons. SO, 90
Upper Balcony BOxes,..'..,.......,...,." 100
Colorod boxes ,.,',......oO cents
Private boxes and reserved seats can be beoIrol
fron 10 . m. till 2p.n.
nNOTICK.-An Ratirs New Company 10 engaged
Tor the Canterbury embracing some Of the Greatest
Wonders AMI mAst talented ArtistSs In the Pro
feAs0n,
The Canterbury will shortly lie enlarged, tLe en-.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

CoSLINe HOUSE FOR SALE 1.-THE
NJ proprietor Of this popular and we'll known
Hotel and Restaurant intends o retire from bust.
ness, and offers his welLknown house for sale.
Any one wishing to engage in . LUCRATIVE
BUSINESS can call On the proprietor, 2t1 fennsyl-
vanta avenue, between Twelfth and Thirtssnth
streets. noT-tws
DOR SALE---ONE STEAM ENGINE
j and BOILER, twonty.horse power. Also,
three run Of stone, for grinding corn, oomPsctly
built, can be easily removed. Enquite Of Y. L.
PAGE, street south, betg cen sixth and seventh
streets. not-iws
A RARE CHANCE. BALE, A
N Hotel on the Kuropesn plan, containing %
rooms, between forty and tfty beds, and stable
TO accommodate twenty-five horses, and all doing
= business from one hundred and ffty TO 1--WE hum
dred dollars per days and tiN.yeafs lease remit
$3.50 per month. Abortion Of the house Ia rented
for $3.50 per month. Location, the best In the
city Cause OF selling will be explained Al an in
terviow. Inquire At the Republican once.
iy20-h tstar eopy.l
NOR RENT, IN THE LARGE BUILD.
u ing corner Of Louisiana avenue and Tenth
street, two large halls and 70 rooms Of oonve-
ntent size, suitable for associations, insurance
offices, law offices, 80. The rooms have lately
been renovated aud fitted up for tho purpose
Apply At GEORGE HILLS warehouse n Louisi.
sna avenue, near Tenth street. je2i-u
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-09

HUso HlNsELF.-Yesterday morning, the
body ola soldier was found hanging to wagon
near the lime-kiln, between EiKhteeath and Nine.
teenth streets, on the canal. From papers found
on his person, he 10 supposed to to Jacob Howri,
and member of co mpsby @, 10th Veteran Reserve
Corps. Coroner Woodward held an Inquest over
the body. The verdict Of the jury was that de-
ceased came to his death by his own hand. Among
his pape WAS certificate of deposit OF $3.50 In
the German Savings Bank OF New York, dated
June II, 1854 Also, one for s2s nom the same
hank. dated August 90, 1884, Deceased appeared
10 be about 20 years OF age.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-09
LOCAL NEWS.

LINCOLN AND JOHNSON CLUE LAST NIgHT.-
The rooms Of the Lincoln and Johnson Associs-
zion were last night visited by Thousands Of per-
sons al anxious to hear the returns OF the tlso-
ton. Dispatches were received every lew mo-
menif, and, all being glorious news, they were
read amid the greatest applause.
Major Cadls, Of the 81 mounted rines, was intrO.
duced TO the Association, and made an eloquent
and patriotic speech. Major e. said he was from
lEqd to say that the battle which had been fought
by the civilians this day was regarded as the
grandest and most efestve Of the struggle against
the rebellion.
In the battle which had been fought to-day there
were two Generals. General Lincoln had been in
tho Held agaixst one who was regarded as most
skillful and experienced, and who was educated al
West Point, and also near City Point. They called
General Lincoln awkward, and the speaker could
not tell where he tLinooln) had learned the drill
in which no had shown himself so proficient to-
days but he believed, when the reyefberations Of
the lat cannon shot Of this days fight should he
heard, that General Mcclellan would resort to
some EinhoAt
The tidlngs OF this victory wsuld give final
contradiction TO foreign Aristocratio and slavery
supper ing predictions; for the result OF this go-
roys battle capped the climax OF q struggle witch
rad stricken the entire world with awe, with q
free and independent decision OF the people, that
this war should go on until the country was fully
lishod.
Major c. spoke for some time and Was frequent
~ interrupted by long and continued applause.
He wAa followed by Me-. II. A. PIERCE, of Cali =
tOrnla, who reoted an original poem upon the glo.
rtOuH results OF tho election.
After several songs the Association, at . late
hour, adjourned.
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nNOTICE.-An Ratirs New Company 10 engaged
Tor the Canterbury embracing some Of the Greatest
Wonders AMI most talented hTtistSs In the Pro
| feSson,
The Canterbury will shortly lie ehlSrgei, the en-.
tire building having been leased for that purpose
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-09

Public School TRUSTEES. The Public
school Trustees met last event z, In their room
At the City Hsll, his honor Mayor wallseh pre-
The applications Tor teaohershipl OF Miss Do
rinda y. DuvAll and Miss Susie l.. Tilley were
presented by Mr. Miller, Apd referred.
The monthly report OF the Third district was
presented. The reports of the First aud Fourth
districts were In the possession OF the Ibboards
but not being In the proper form, their presenta-
ton was deferred.
Mr.. ), q. Wilson, chairman Of the school-houses
and sohool.rooms Iepsrted that. in neeordsnee
with the by-laws Of the board, the committee had
visited all the public school-houses and school.
rooms In the city, aud upon the general survey
had found great cause for oongratulation over the
Improvement sin:e their last annual visit.
The report 10 very elaborate, and does great
credit to the chairman. II was accepted by the
board. We thall publish It tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1864-01-05
m E DE'S A r M Y .

Cavalry Reconnoissance TO Front Royal
No Enemy Discovered-Expedit 70
Rectortown-Col. Smiths Exploit, &c.
MR.. WILLIAM YoUNa's DESPATCH.
ARMY THE PoroNAc Jan. 4, 1884,
Gregg's cavalry division, under the command Of Col
Taylor Of the First Pennsylvania regiment et the
LIST inst for tho purpose OF making reconnaissance
Front Royal taking their horses three days ratons and
forage Owing she condition OF the roads the artillery
attached to the division could proceed further than
warrentou The command returned to-day, having ira
yelled ninety miles during the three days absence and
encountered severe deprvatons In consequence Of the
intensely cold weather. but no enemy discovered.
Owing to the depth OF the Shenandoah river no attempt
was made 70 cross II.
few days previous 10 the departure or the division
this reconnaissance expedition was sent 10 Rector
town. commanded by Lieut. COL Roster OF tho First New
Jersey cavalry which captured at Rectortown two hun
dred new rebel uniforms ana two three rebel ocers
The recent expedition q portion OF Greggs cavalry,
under Colonel Smith, OF the First haine 10 Luray and
other points In the Shenandoah valley, successful
in s results that General Pieasanton addressed very
complimentary communication 70 Colonel Smith In reia
ton 10 t. So much active service has this division had
lately that II has not yet had an opportunity TO 40
through the forms OF re.enstment: but nearly three
fourths OF the command have sgnGed their intention 10
60 In for threo years II ia somewhat singular that
in infantry regiments nearly oil the who carry tho
musket have eensed while those detached service
In the auartermasers' and commssaries departments,
and acting as clerks other capacitcs do not nd tho
army sufficiently attractive 10 enter upon another three
years. term The lighting boys bound to tho end
war saoriHos thsr lives for tho rcstora
tion and pcrpetuation Of the Union.
General Alexander Hayes Of the Third division Second
corps returned to mis- command to-day after an absence
on furlough.
Three or four inches Of snow have fallen to-day and to-
morrow cracker boxes and pine boughs will become i'm
proviscd seghs and the fast nags will speed over the
famous race course Of tnA Of our two oppos-
teers daily coming 10 t7y Sauil the furlougnsd men,
The New York herald., 1864-01-05
'v ,f city Hali-J. A. Flanagan; Assistant, Thomas

Moo aire
Messenger Of ne Board-John McCann.
Keeper of CITY Pdyk--J. Campbell.
Kseper Of Warrington Pdrk-GeorRe Doughsrty.
Engineer of CITY Hall-T. Ward.
Keeper Of Hamilton Avenue Bridget. Anglern.
Keeper Of Ninth Street Brid9e-J. Seaman.
P0nndmdsters-Eleventh ward, p. Trmble; EIahth
ward J. Condor: Eastern District, J. Bowrng.
Doetmasers-Eastern District, Owen Donnely; South
Seventh street. j. Weaver.
This concluded the business for the evening" and Tho
Board adjourned for week.
The New York herald., 1864-01-05

ST. Jouy. N. B., Jan. 4, 1894.
The examination Of Collins, Mckinney and seeley
charged with being concerned in the Chesapeake sAr
was commenced before the Police Magistrate this
ing.
AZ the outset the counsel for the prisoners took excsp
ton the form OF tho warrant and contended that the
case did not within the provisions Of the Exsrad
tion treaty, the offence committed on the high
seas and not within American Jurisdiction rho magis
trase reserved judgment these points.
Captain wiIets' evidence then taken. He nodded
bis rss statement the number Of shots fred a him.
Hs now says there two three In other respects
his evidence s substantially the same 90 his published
statement. The examination adjourned until
wednesday. The courtroom was crowded with Spec
tators but little excitement was shown.
The New York herald., 1864-01-05

The Croton Aqueduct Department has, 10 the recent
comploon OF the great reservoir and its connections.
secured what wanting 10 the perfection of the grand
scrics OF works Of which New York 20 justly proud
Tho collection OF the rents derived from the privilege
of using the water for domestic and manufacturing
poser, given TO this department This source q city
revenue appropriately as above stated 70 the Sinkng
Fund TOR the pay OF tho interest ON tho city debit
of which considerable portion incurred 10 build
ps tho agucdoci snd otber coay works onder charge az